 I'm Josh Loneson with The Verge and I'm looking at Android Pay. Google just announced this inside. We are taking a quick look at it to buy what else but caffeine-infilled soda pop. So here's how it works. I'm basically just going to press this up against this NFC reader. It's going to pop up with my credit cards and then we get to pick the delicious drink we want. A lot of people are already used to this with Apple Pay and existing NFC payments, Google Wallet. The good news is that this is going to be a lot more places. So here's how it works. Popped up with my credit card. It tells me I'm charged. This machine is authorizing the payment. I hit a button here and now I get to pick my drink which is going to be caffeinated, very caffeinated. Voila. No money was changed hands but I'm still filled with sadness from drinking this at 10am. Besides soda, you can also buy things inside of applications. So here we are using Android Pay inside of Wish's app. These are two things that are actually here at Google I.O. T-shirts and Android toys. So say I like this. I want to buy it. There's this new button here called Android Pay. So I'm just going to buy it. It goes straight to my account. Alright, that's a quick look at Android Pay.