627: Dragged Across the Line

I'm at the beach. I've been working on the restaurant all week. I'm I'm making progress. I still have not done Dante. Of course. I was about today, I was about to, but I have to set up the iMac that's gonna be in the office, And it wouldn't fit under the office shelves, and we, you know, lift up the shelf, take everything off of it, redo the office. So everything has been, like, you know, I I'll have a list of, you know, five things I wanna do each day. And then I get through the first two, and then I get sidetracked, or they are more complicated than I thought, or something doesn't work, or something doesn't fit, and I gotta do something else. But I'm getting there. Making progress. If anyone's listening to the show, they may be forgiven for thinking that Marco is currently, working on opening a music listening space. But I believe they will serve food and drinks there as well. Don't forget, with really good Wi Fi. With incredibly good Wi Fi. A a music listening slash, Internet access if you're an employee space. You're making an Internet cafe is what you're doing. That's what we do. Only the employees can get on the Wi Fi. Yeah. We'll see. I'll I'll tell you what. No. There's a guest network. I'll tell you what though. Like, so I I went through some crap with trying to get, VoIP. So I so I haven't okay. I haven't dealt with VoIP since, like, the old, like, 2006 era Vonage service. Remember? Like, that was, like, the first, like, consumer VoIP that you could buy. It's like Mhmm. You you buy the the Vonage box and plug your phone into it and you get free long distance. It was a very good idea. It was. And, like, in 2006, that was very novel. And, in fact, what so my my old boss, David Karp, he used his Vonage or this is, like, 2004. He used he he had a Vonage phone number in New York and just moved to Japan with for, like, six months And didn't tell his employer. And he was And he worked remotely. And so, he would And he would just take calls, like, on his Vonage phone in Japan. Because it didn't matter. Like, you could get your phone number in The US and then take the Vonage box anywhere. And that you had Internet service. And, you know, it would ring just the same. So, nobody would know where you were with your, like, you know, allegedly local phone number. Anyways, you know, now cell phones just work that way. But in 2004, 2005 era, this was this was pretty novel. But anyway, the restaurant has, you know, it's it's a pretty basic need for a phone. But, most of the time, they're busy. They don't have time to answer the phone. And they don't take reservations anyway. So there's …