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Stitch Incoming... I don't know how long that is until I actually need to wake up. Well, turns out you have to just do the math yourself. So you know, I'll look at this, I'll be like, you know, if I did go to bed right now at 6:35 p.m. Who is that a problem for? Yes, Android users can do math, but as Parker mentioned, it is convenient that when you start your alarm, it tells you how many hours it'll go off. You know what else is convenient? You plug in your phone to charge and it tells you how long it'll take to reach its full battery. Yes, I can do the math. I can calculate the kilowatt hours, the amps, everything like that so that I can figure out how long will it take for my phone to fully charge from zero to 100. I can test it and I can do all of that. But hey, you know what's nicer? Just plug it in and it'll tell me. But you know, it's kind of funny coming from Apple users because aren't Apple users the one that pride themselves on how convenient blue bubbles are, how convenient FaceTime is, how convenient the Apple ecosystem is? But all of a sudden, Android has something that's convenient and it's like, hey, well why don't you just do it yourself the way you want to do it. Um, the way you want to do it, you're giving us options. Isn't that sound a little bit like customization right there? Yeah, the customization that gets so much hate on it from Android says, oh, we don't need that. But all of a sudden, tables are turned and we don't need that customization anymore. We want convenience.