 I think, like I said, I think Windows 8 is going to be very interesting on touch tablets and possibly on touch laptops. I think people who install it on existing non-touch laptops are going to be surprised, if they haven't tried it already, about what that experience is like. Surprised? In a negative way. Yeah. See, that makes me feel very sad. Those are the people who are going to be installing it, though. I mean, it's not everybody's going to be a new PC purchaser. Well, you know, the way most people get Windows anymore is getting it on a new PC. Most people aren't, like, techies. They don't go put in new offerings or something. So they're kind of like, we're going to take our chances. But I mean, if you get it on a traditional laptop, the experience is your start menu is suddenly... No more start button. Right. There's no start button. It's a completely different experience. It is. Like, people will be shocked and confused. Like, people who only know that, who are using, like, Vista or XP right now or something. There's going to be a learning curve. How's that? There's a learning curve for you. Like, it was really weird for me. Yeah, it's really weird. Yeah. I don't... I'll tell you, I don't use Windows 8 on my laptop that I use for work. I don't. Well, that's not a ringing endorsement. Sorry. Use Linux. All right. Use Linux. Bye everyone.