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A couple of the scenarios I really, really don't need my phone is that, first of all, search. I don't think the current app on your phone or website are giving you even close reasonable answers and accurate answers and precise answers. I guess that's one of the biggest reasons that Perplexity becomes Perplexity, because the search wasn't just good.

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But there's a lot of data search I need, and I would rather to just get a pinpoint answer. So I use search. Obviously, I use search a lot, and it's actually easy for me to do that on R1 because I'm probably on something else, you know, all the time.
I probably have, you know, my Slack message coming. I'm probably on X and checking on Twitter. I'm probably on an email thread.

Then for that blink of a second, I just press a button and ask a question that gives me the answer right away. So I use search a lot. I also like the music because, again, music today is more of a companionship other than dedicated activities.

You don't just call your friend and be like, hey, Ariel, what are you up to this afternoon? And you'll be like, hey, Jesse, I listened to three hours of music. No one does this. Music is on the go.
It's on the backend. It's on ambient. But we do need music.
So music is always kind of like sit behind the scene role, kind of like that. So I give you a live example. Sometimes I play games, and I'm literally focused on the game.

But I can then press that button and change the song and play the entire different collection of my music library. That's just really cool. And given by the fact that the music starts immediately, 500 minutes.

Another big scenario is living in Los Angeles or anywhere virtually in America, I guess except New York, you drive a car a lot. So there's a lot of hours that I spend on the road driving the cars. And no matter what kind of different car systems you're with, R1 connects to my Bluetooth.