Yeah, Yeah, that happens.

Ex trainers, bone conduction sunglasses off two shocks.

What is this?

This is ultimate warrior, right, then and ultimate warrior intro came out coked up coked to the gills.

Everyone is telling me this is the future of sound.

This is how people should be listening to music through bone conduction so they could still use their ears.

And then why not slam him into some sunglasses while you're at it?

And so I was like, Let's check it out.

Let's see if it's any good for the gamers, right?

Willie, do Dave to D.

That's their type of lens right there.

Maybe even Kirk, for that matter.

Overwatch, Overwatch.

Head out to the golf course.

Then you go to the nightclub Miami Vice.

You see what you see, what I did there.

I've had a varying degree of success in the past with bone conduction audio, and I was kind of surprised actually.

The performance it's like the sound is it's already there in my brain.

That's a nice case.

The actual bone conduction unit sits behind your ear in this section right here and create some sort of vibration and the tech of your skull.

Skull tech is actually responsible for delivering that sound through your bone.

How much these cost?

Well, 100 bucks on Indiegogo right now.

Okay, old school vibes.

You fold it out for the actual bone conduction peace.

This will sit behind your ear and deliver all the sound.

You have a robust nose piece in case there's an impromptu volleyball match on the beach way.

Wayne, his own guy who spikes the ball That's he's wearing those no shirt.

Stand up, just what Jack is looking for.

There are buttons on it, as there should be, as well as what looks like a microphone, and that is a micro USB port to charge it up.

Okay, cool.

An extra nose piece, a carrying case slash cloth.

Otherwise, these things operate like Bluetooth headphones.

Oh, see how that works, Jack.

He hides kind of behind the ear a little bit there.

You're just this guy.

When you put something like this on, you're not the same person anymore.

What?

I came to work, and it's just casual, though I don't say anything.

Okay.

Connected.

I don't mean ah you know, it's, uh I mean, it's there.

It's like as if music was on in the background, minus the tickle that you're getting tickled.

That might be your things if you got like, Well, earlier, he was fiddling, so he probably wouldn't mind being tickled as well.

It hasn't exactly come a long way.

It's cool technology in the sense that, like I don't feel cut off from the world at all.

But I do hear audio playing.

But the sound is not, in my opinion, a substitute for headphones like It's not immersive, not a lot of base.

It's mostly mid range and high stuff that comes through.

It's useful, like if you were biking jogging.

But the volume is not that high, either.

That's the other thing.

You know what I think is kind of useful, I don't know.

I mean, you gotta have a whole thing going on to just be out in public, and this is you.

When the shades come off, the music comes off as well, so I mean, you gotta be in environments where the shades just stay on.

I mean, really, fitness is kind of the only way that I see these things taking off, because that's kind of a personal thing.

You want to be talking anyone else?

See, the thing is, this comes with the shades and the shades already.

Send a message like you're not like Don't talk to me.

I'm in my shades now you're even Maurin your own universe.

You're listening and you're in your shades.

It's a whole thing.

Maybe going those long bike rides.

You know those guys you can't.

You probably wanna have headphones in car coming transport truck personally.

Like this thing If you're doing some sort of physical activity, you wanna have some sound coming through without cutting you off from the universe?

That's what this thing is about.

So keep that in mind.

Don't have your expectations set too high.

As far as a replacement for headphones to get lost in the music.

This is more kind of ambience.

You can hear your stuff, but you're still in the world up the shocks.

Ex trainers, you know?

I see.

They said trainers.

I think that's exactly what you're going after, Jack.