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Because young people do care about sustainability and the climate as well. Two numbers to back that up, climate change was the second leading personal concern of Gen Z adults worldwide last year behind only cost of living, according to Deloitte.

And I think that there's a way in which this is going to, there might be some initial concerns about quality control or tapping into the premium nature of the environment, but I've seen some pretty wacky ads while waiting for my movies to start for years, and so I guess this is not going to buck that trend too much. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, I thought it was fascinating.

And so it's become like Lucy pulling the ball out from Charlie Brown where you know that these services launched as a way to save you money, which I never believed they would, but it's become very clear that they all started their lives at price points that were not going to be sustainable.

Some people love shopping secondhand because they love the experience of sifting through different products, but some people are primarily doing it because they're looking for cost savings and they want to be more sustainable. And buying secondhand can be a bit overwhelming sometimes when you've got such kind of a huge amount of products and variations.

Well, reasons to not get it, too expensive, 61%, can't go as far, 36%, lack of charging stations, 32%, but other reasons to get one, good for the environment, then saves money, then you can charge it at home, which is cool. However, that leads nicely into a piece of news.

So while, Evelyn, you're a hundred percent right, they are maybe not in the right spot, it is very cool that they're thinking about sustainability and it's a cool rendering. It's fun, it's inviting. If you think about it, it also takes an extensive amount of time to charge your car.