Tiktok. Thatow we are hearing thiller. And of 49 fortnite, apple says it is terminated ebix developer account. Developer account. A lot going on. The fed, the prime and a strut japan stepping down. Earnings. The ending of the Republican National convention. Walk us through what has impacted the day. So much and all of it ended in record high for the nasdaq and s p 500, investors encouraged by the fed latest policy shift, the idea that perhaps it is reinflationary in nature, stocks respond in kind. Apple, this is interesting, over the last two days apple is underperforming, down the last two days 1 , closing a little as were mentioning now, terminating the epic caliber account in the midst of the developer account went epic refuses to pay the 30 fee. That apple is standing up for that along with alphabet shows they are forcing developers to comply with roles. It will be interest rules. Im not sure how this would impact the bottom line for apple but it must not be all that much. You mentioned shinzo abe of japan resigning. The yen was up sharply intern and the dollar down one of its worst days and months. You have the australian and new Zealand Dollar up 1 , a lot of volatility. The dollar down cost of liver commodity complex to pop. Caused the bloomberg commodity to pop. Net debt, this is risk on. This is rest on. Risk on. If you take a look at the hightech risk of companies and orange relative to look Tech Companies and orange has started to gain. Selecteds plan if you to raise corporate taxes to 20 , trump passed a tax cut in 2017 and talked about the possibility more tax cuts, this suggests some investors may believe President Trump has a chance of pulling what he pulled in 2016, considering highTech Companies are doing better implies that maybe high taxes are not going to be coming anytime soon . Or higher taxes i should say. Interesting. We have also been following a hot taste for tiktok. Microsoft, oracle, ending the day in the green. We are standing by 40s on this in the next 48 hours. Standing by for news on this. Other companies, centricus and triller, might also be some missing a bit. Talk to us about the backandforth . It is stunning. These tiktok assets, the potential, as you know in the u. S. Only 80 million users and in the whole world tiktok has 800 million. Relative to facebook at 2. 6 billion, so that you have these Companies Going after it was so much theyll points to the sort of potential there is longerterm. Walmarter this week, and microsoft, walmart perhaps wanting in on it emaar, because becausedia more, tiktoks secondbiggest market is india. Oracle and microsoft up on the week and oracle may have the advantage of larry ellis supporting President Trump. The latest consortium that may put in a bid, centricus and tril ler, with the Asset Management giant, possibly a 20 million bid, it seems this story will keep going. It will be interesting to see the result and how soon we get news. Abigail, thank you for breaking that all down for us and have a wonderful weekend and happy friday. Continuing now on the latest tiktok developments. Investors trying to get their heads around a potential partnership with microsoft and walmart. Oracle still in the game. I want to bring in kurt wagner, who been following the story. We have the new development from centricus and triller. We also heard from a source close to the deal that it could go either way this point. Microsoft, walmart or oracle, they have an equal shot, is that what you are hearing . Who you areepends talking to, emily. There are so many people involved now in varying degrees. We are kind of hearing everything. It seems clear walmart, microsoft and oracle are clearly that two front runners. Bidmentioned that centricus we were writing about today. Tot feels like a hail mary me at the station the discussions. It really depends who you talk to. A lot of people thought after while mark came out publicly yesterday to join microsoft that put them directly in the driver seat. There are others to think oracle is there but your guess is as good as mine subject to this administration, the Trump White House that tends to change its mind quickly. Walmart came out yesterday. Emily what about the centricus triller development. Is this solid . It is a real bed. Bid. The challenge will be, does this check the boxes the white house has been demanding . They want a u. S. Company to own the u. S. Business of tiktok. Centricus is based in london, a global firm. Company,is not a large like a microsoft that could come in and handle the data issues that are of concern to the white house. That is something microsoft has an saying that it could protect the data of u. S. Users, that it has those technology set up and running. Those are the types of benefits of going with a bigger player. The bid israel the bid is real. To me, it feels like a long shot that centricus would be a winner here. Emily so, how soon do you think this could be wrapped up . Yesterday was within 48 hours, potentially. Now we have 24 hours in that window. How soon could this happen . It could happen very soon. Ready preparing to get over the weekend in case something were to happen. We were told yesterday it could happen within the week. And the fact that centricus the bid came out today, within the last 30 minutes, is a sign that this is still evolving, right . So it is possible this could take longer. Or are onicipating, call that this could happen quickly. Emily what happens after a deal gets announced . This is where it becomes complicated. My guess is they will announce some kind of agreement, but still have a lot of the nittygritty details they have to figure out. Essentially, what they are doing is creating an entire new entity, right . There is no u. S. Tiktok now. There is the global tiktok. They would be carving out that u. S. Business. So it would be interesting from a corporate standpoint, which employees are going to be coming over with the new entity . Bytedance stay with or other versions of tiktok . What will happen with the Management Team . What is going to happen with the board . These are things that happen when you create a new entity. Simply announcing who wins this deal is step one. All those very specific and important details are going to take a lot longer to figure out. Bloombergsght, kurt wagner on this story with us. We will check back with you on monday for the latest. Now, microsoft cofounder bill gates. When i sat down with gates earlier this month, microsoft had freshly expressed interest in tiktok. Gates said the companys assets would be in good hands. Microsoft is very careful about its data promises. We will try to have strong relationships globally. That aredo things hostile or viewed as hostile. My conversation with bill bloombergan extended studio 1. 0 airs tonight 7 30 p. M. Eastern, do not miss it right here on bloomberg television. Coming up next, a lesserknown beneficiary of the pandemic come of the Cloud Computing company, opta. Its stock doubled since march. We will speak to the ceo, todd mckinnon, next, okta. This is bloomberg. The covid19 pandemic, for all its human and economic tragedy, has spurred a huge opportunity for tech innovation. The Cloud Computing company okta is one Success Story fueled by the work at home boom. The Company Reported strong secondquarter results and the stock has doubled from the start of the pandemic. The ceo who became a billionaire on paper in the last five months since our headwinds ahead. He joins us for an exclusive interview. Todd, thank you for joining us. Taking a step back what are the main drivers for growth you have seen over the last five months . The last five months, it has been an amazing, crazy right for everyone. The main part of our business has been what is driving us for many years. More companies. Are using more cloud applications they are using technology to transform their own customer experience, make better websites and mobile apps. They want to do it securely. We are able to help them do all three of those big important things which is why we are in the fortunate position we are in. Emily lets talk about the headwinds. You did say on the call there were some headwinds ahead. What, specifically, are those headwinds in the second half of the year . Well 11 of our customers are in what we call directly impacted industries. Things like entertainment, resorts, cruise lines. Those companies are having a hard time with covid19. That is a headwind. That has been offset with everyone else rushing to support remote work. For example, we were able to in 36t fedex in a go live hours, where they moved 85,000 employees onto okta, so they could effectively execute their company and support Remote Workers lockean to keep the business running. Remote workers logged in keep the business running. Like everyone else if we look out the next 612 months there are macroeconomic questions. What happens to the economy, as things evolve . We are being prudent to make sure we make the right decisions in that context. Emily i talked to your former boss, marc benioff of salesforce. He says it is the end of software. Everything is moved to the cloud. What you agree . Would you agree . Companies want fast time to value and flex ability. Flexibility. If you thing about covid19, theres no better situation to them a trade the power of the cloud. No can work anytime better situation to demonstrate the power of the cloud. You can work anytime everywhere. Oktas marketly, cap hash sword, 27 billy has soared, 27b. What are the white spaces in your portfolio you may be looking to fill and would you be open to significants ideal . From a we look at m a customer centric viewpoint, we have always been that way. At the Company Involved we listen to customers. What we have innovated. A big innovation we have done recently is we turn to the okta identity cloud into an extensible platform. Customers want to be able to use different components of the identity cloud to support different business processes, employees logging into critical work applications, our customers logging into our customerswebsites. That is our approach to m a. We are looking for things that benefit customers. One of the Mistakes Companies make about m a is a look at it from a financial spreadsheet perspective. They do not look at it in what is good for customers. What will be better for customers if it is delivered by okta combined with Something Else . That is a powerful lens and that informs our perspective. Plan toou have said you let employees work from home permanently, if they want. We are hearing from some ceos that they are not open to this. They want their employees to come back to work. What trends are you seeing in worker productivity . Our workers as productive at home . Are workers as productive at home . Emily, one interesting thing we have seen as we monitor our service in nature it is rely blend scalable, we can see the aggregate usage patterns of users. We have seen incredible things. We saw 27 increase, post cobit over precovet of people logging in at 4 post covid19 over precovet 19, of people logging in at 4 00 a. M. And we have seen people at the end of the day, at the other end, 30 of people logging in at 1 00 a. M. So people are working very hard. And they are doing this, they are also taking care of family response melodies. We have seen a decrease of family responsibilities. We have seen a decrease of logins and the 1 00 p. M. 5 00 p. M. Area. You talk about people rallying and trying to make the best of a tough situation, we are seeing that flexibility the cloud can bring to give people the adaptability. That is that interesting phenomenon we are seeing. Now, while preparing for a spate of tech ipos later this year, airbnb, pelletier, palantir, asana. Im curious what he think about companies waiting to get out of the gate . Two long . Too long . Do you think we will see the pendulum swing back were companies go public earlier . We have in public three and a half years and i remember when we were making the decision to go public. I was the word or rumor or concert people had was that once you are public or concern people had is once you are public investments are constrained or it is hard to innovate. And i have found that to be not true at all. Our experience as a public company, we are in strong alignment with our shareholders. We have been clear with them and consistent we are going to invest for the long term. That we have a stable, predict will, reliable business. I think it has been and a it should be public. You mentioned m a, and we have been able to raise a significant amount of capital to give us a sick nick at war chest for m a. A significant warchest. Ceos for companies that i stable, predict will, rival businesses, is there are a lot of stable, predict will, reliable businesses is that there are a lot of advantages to being public. Emily todd, ceo of okta, thank you. Scooping, nerd wallet up a u. K. Startup, later this hour. Four of Bloomberg Technology after the break. This is bloomberg. The Consumer Finance resource destination nerd wallet is making a leap into International Waters buying know your money, a u. K. Comparison website. Tim nerd ceo wallet ceo is with us on the phone. How does this expand what nerd wallet can offer . Our vision is a world where consumers make Financial Decisions with confidence. We are growing and profitable and thought disobeyed opportunity to expand into the worlds second biggest market. In u. K. Is wellversed financial comparisonshopping already. We thought there was a big opportunity to bring content and helpful tools and calculators to the market. About what to us insides you are getting from consumer behavior, based on information you have about customersfinancial moves now . Are in a time defined by the pandemic, as well as government stimulus. We are seeing interest in things like life insurance, refinancing as Interest Rates come down, especially on the student loan and mortgage side. We are also seeing a big headwind in terms of interest, and travel credit cards, and things like that. The other trend we are seeing is a huge amount of interest in getting into the stock market. I think the stimulus checks and rise and fall of the stock market is having an impact on retail demand. We see record numbers of people signing up for free trading accounts available now as well. Emily what are your plans for future growth, especially given that if there is only one thing we know about the future is that there is more uncertainty ahead . Yes, theres more uncertainty ahead. But we are seeing a pull forward in this offline to online trend, and consumers finding Financial Services online. We think there is many more countries ahead for us, and we are thinking more about getting deeper and the verticals we are already in. We think there is a lot of opportunities to make money easier for a lot of people. Emily so, what do you see ahead. Obviously there is a lot we do not know. What are you planning for as you map out your strategy and scenarios for the companys future . Always felt was important to maintain financial discipline, in terms of how we invest. We have only done one round of financing historically. We tried to run at a healthy margin. I think that is important. 2020, we canlike be more opportunistic about finding great investments, and finding teams with aligned mission such as know your money. So we are active in thinking about what is next. We are also investing heavily in our memory some experience. We think theres a big opportunity to democratize Financial Advice to everyone. That starts with understanding more about our consumer, so we cannot them when they should do smart thing so that we can nudge them when they should do smart things with their money. Emily what about your global ambitions given this new acquisition . What does this look like . It is going to be a long road ahead. We have a longterm orientation. We are thinking 102030 years ahead. We are going to learn a lot of lessons entering the u. K. , our First International market. There are many other markets, each different. Theres a big focus on Car Insurance comparison there, as well as energy shopping, which are less prevalent in the united states. There are differences in other markets as well we will keep an eye on those. Ceo all right, tim chen, of nerdwallet, thank you. Apple taking a tough stance in the dispute with epic games. Terminating epics developer account, the developer of fortnite. This is bloomberg. Emily welcome back. Back to our top story on the Battle Royale between apple and epic games. The iphone maker saying it has terminated epics developer account in the midst of a lawsuit. I want to bring in mark gurman who covers apple for us. Tell us about this latest twist. Isk yeah, the latest twist apple following up on the threat it made two weeks ago to remove the developer account for epic games. It means in addition to fortnite no longer being on the app store, epic wont be able to do updates or new app submissions. It means a few other games and applications on the app stores will also no longer be available as of today. Lastly, it means users who already have fortnite will not be able to make in App Purchases through apples system. We knew this was coming but now it is interesting to see apple went ahead and did it amidst the lawsuit. Emily so, what does this mean for epic . Is this a blow . Mark this is definitely a blow for epic. I think its another showing from apple that they are not just being all talk. They are actually following through on this. What apple is saying today is that any other developer who would have violated the guidelines would have been given the same 14 days to comply with the app store and they would remove their account. Not removing epic would have been an exception. Theres a one win for epic. Apple did not remove a second developer account that epic uses to develop unreal engine, which is gaming frameworks that epic uses for its titles with other developers use not only on the iphone but others as well. The judge ruled earlier in the week that apple would not be able to remove that account. Apple complied with the judges ruling and did not remove that. Emily so, whats next . Mark yeah, i mean, theres going to be another hearing in september when this conversation will continue. Epic is continuing with its lawsuit and has to convince other judges or the jury in the spring that apple should be able to reinstate fortnite and also should make App Developers pay 30 for in App Purchases. This is going to drag on for a while and will be interesting to see if epic or apple bites first. There could be a situation where apple get so much heat for not having fortnite, that they ultimately put fortnite back on the app store as an exemption. More likely, if anyone is going to bite, it would be epic saying we really need this revenue and we are going to put it back on the app store. I have a stat that just hit my inbox that epic since 2012, their apps on the store have been downloaded almost 160 million times which generated 1. 2 billion in consumer spent, at 360 million for apple. Over the last eight years, they have made nearly 1 billion off the store. Six months of that revenue loss is considerable. Emily you spend a lot of time talking to developers. Sense were any developer opinion is landing on this . Could any other company try to mount a case against apple . Emily yeah, it is a mixed bag. Mark a lot of developers i talk to and see online are really complaining against apple in this fight. Other Developers Like to see that apple is applying these guidelines almost uniformly. The are some exemptions such as the amazon situation and other applications. For the most part, apples treating epic games like it would treat any other developer. They are not necessarily treating them well, but it is uniform. On your second question, i dont believe any other developers, unless they are big, huge company like epic games will go after apple. A small developer probably cant afford to see their entire app get wiped out and all the legal fees and such. I would imagine these will continue but they will be big names, not the Smaller Development shops. Emily all right, i am sure there will be more twists and turns next week. Mark gurman, thank you for stopping by. Amazon is looking to achieve net zero carbon by 2040 adding 1800 electric delivery vans to its european fleet. This on top of 100,000 electric cars that are supposed to hit the streets in the u. S. Next year. Kara hurst, amazons head of worldwide sustainability, joins us to talk more insight into the partnership. We are really excited to have more than 1800 electric vehicles from were cities bends. They will begin making deliveries to customers in europe this year. This is part of our overall initiative from the climate pledge which mercedesbenz is joining. It is another big exciting thing we would love to talk more about. Our mission to meet the Paris Agreement goals and to become net zero carbon by 2040. Emily tell us about that plan to get t Net Zero Carbon One ful decade of the paris accord. Kara we think science is telling us that urgent action is needed on Climate Change. We know this from what we are seeing both of the pace of Climate Change accelerating on the planet and the effects of Climate Change are more devastating than we originally anticipated. We looked at that science. We looked at our businesses, our operations, our ability to innovate in our ability to be a customer of new Green Technology and products and services. We said we think we can go faster and send a strong signal that we want to be more ambitious on the bite to slow Climate Change and we also want to think about inviting other companies with us. We have begun to make a number of operational changes. We have begin to think about the types of products and services we need. In 2019, we established the climate pledge which was an indication for other companies to come in on that level of ambition and commit to reaching net zero carbon by 2040. Emily he thinks Climate Change could be a worse disaster than covid. Talk to us about the response from other companies that you are getting and why bother focus on other companies when amazon is such a huge company that has its own work cut out for . Kara thats a great question. We see the ability to use our sales for good. We know with Climate Change, it is such a complex problem. More and more we are learning everyday about some of the things that will be needed. Natural climate solutions, along with Technological Innovations and business changes. We need government to come along with us. We need the ngo sector. We need other companies. We really, in order to slow Climate Change, in order to address this very complex and global challenge, we are going to need all types of partners. While amazon has a lot of work to do to begin to use our size and scale forget and to become a customer of these products and services, we Want Companies in every single industry to be thinking about this. To be driving at these kinds of changes, to be demanding policy changes, and partnering across multiple sectors to address this really urgent issue that i think, bill gates is right, it has not gone anywhere. We are in a very crucial moment. Climate change is beginning to evolve on our planet and we need to address it in a very rapid pace. Emily you are adding these evs to your fleet around the world. You said you will be ambitious about this. What else are you doing to make dramatic changes, to make your delivery operations more sustainable . Kara were looking everyday at how we can increase the sustainability of all of our operations, including our deliveries. That means things like ordering these 1800 vehicles from mercedesbenz. We also ordered 100,000 new electric delivery vehicles from the u. S. Car based manufacturer, rivian, as part of these Climate Change commitments. Also 100,000 of those will be on the road hopefully by 2030. We are looking at packaging initiatives. We are looking at our optimization of routing and we look at how we utilize our transportation and the just ask network to increase sustainability of our operations. We also have research to understand more about how ecommerce is more sustainable as a business model. We are looking at this from all angles. Isly hurricane laura devastating the southern part of the united states. Youve got fires burning across california. The air outside my window is filled with a smoky haze. How are these extreme weather conditions impacting amazons operation . Is toour primary goal keep all of our associates safe. We have a number of our leaders looking at this on a daily, if not hourly basis at this point. We also have a team, amazon is a community does a variety of Disaster Relief functions. We are looking, from my lens, always have these types of events and figuring out how we can better understand Climate Change and how we can increase the resiliency of our operation to continue through whatever we are presented with to be able to deliver to customers when it is safe to do so. Emily my conversation with kara hurst, amazons head of worldwide sustainability. Coming up, a march on washington today for societal change in the face of unrest and racial tensions across the united states, including the recent shooting of another unarmed black man by police in wisconsin. To talk about the coffer change in boardrooms as well at the top of the u. S. Government, we will have a special guest with us next. This is bloomberg. Emily the National Conversation around race and inequality has been front and center over the last few months, most recently heightened by protests over the shooting of yet another unarmed black man, jacob blake, in wisconsin. While the u. S. Population is 13 black, 4 of Venture Capital is black. And that is according to data from the national Venture Capital association in 2018. A lack of diversity apparent in fintech where there is a scarcity of black regulators. We have a georgetown law professor and host of the fintech podcast. Thank you for joining us. It has obviously been a devastating week for summative people and our country and especially the black community. What has been going through your head and heart this week as we are grappling with the shooting of yet another unarmed black man and the reigniting of protests across the country . I think like a lot of people across the country, im thinking about what i can do and what society can do to address these problems. These kinds of challenges are challenges that involve everyone that it really requires everyone to pitch in in whatever way they can. As someone who participates very often in the Fintech Community and conversations involving finance and technology and also with the regulatory community, i see this a lot more that can be done. Just as i see these things that not just give me cause, but break my heart, they also energize me just like the energize many other people to find and seek some solution. You pointed out, black employees are underrepresented across corporate america, black executives are underrepresented. Youve done exclusive research on the lack of representation among financial regulators, which is obviously a really important job and has a huge influence on Economic Policy in the united states. What exact have you found . Chris when you look at the history of financial regulatory agencies in the united states, going all the way back to the 1930s and to the 1930s and 1940s, the diversity of our financial regulatory agencies has been frankly appalling. When you think about what it Financial Regulatory Agency does this involves devising policies that pertains to the protection of investors. Policies that speak to how you allocate capital and help to create access for people who are participating in the economy. When you dont have everyone participating in that conversation, it can lead to the same kinds of subpar outcomes that you have when you have a lack of representation when it comes to people trying to provide Financial Products or look through investment decisions. I think when you have a conversation about access and you have a conversation about innovation, that conversation cant just be a private sector conversation. If you really want to get something done, it has to be a Public Sector and governmental conversation as well. Those numbers have been appalling. Only 10 regulators, 10 out of approximately 327, have ever been black, less than 3 . Government can and should do better. Forward,w, as you look weve got even more uncertainty ahead. What is your outlook for an economic recovery knowing that there are so many families out there who are in pain . Knowing that this will this reportedly impact negatively the black and brown communities . Chris it seems to me that the conversation has to be about having people to paraphrase hamilton who are in the room with what happens as well as the policy for these communities who are being disproportionately and negatively impacted by the coronavirus and by the Economic Hardship that the virus has unleashed. When you think about the recovery, and you think about how uneven that recovery has been, there are a number of solutions that are right now being considered, both again on the private sector and by governmental authorities. Questions about payment infrastructures. Questions about how to think about Monetary Policy and what kind of rates one should use to target Monetary Policy and to devise Monetary Policy. Questions that have to do with protecting people from charlatans who may be selling snake oil, but also conversations involving insuring everybody has access to topflight financial and Technological Services in order to participate in this economy and in the recovery. Again, those kinds of conversations have to have people who are sensitive to more than one community and to the diversity in the american economy, but also people who have a lived experience with both the upsides and the failures of the legacy of regulatory and financial infrastructure. Chris, i am so glad you are raising the alarm about this. Thank you so much for sharing all of that with us. Really important to think about how all of this cascades and can impact so many different parts of our country, depending on whos making those decisions of the top. Professor chris, thank you so much for joining us. Still ahead, microsoft cofounder bill gates on education during the pandemic. It is a much different world than last year this time as kids return to school. What is techs role in learning . Thats next. This is bloomberg. Emily for months, educators, Health Experts and parents have debated how to return students to school and how to do it safely but with covid cases still rising, microsoft cofounder bill gates says many schools and universities are not organized enough to safely reopen. He spoke exclusively with me in a wideranging interview on bloomberg studio 1. 0. Through evens up eighth grade, the data suggests that if you make sure that you give the elderly teachers or teachers who live in a multigenerational household and outefore if you figure how to have them work that the remote High School Level to bring in younger teachers without those risks, i do think theres a huge benefit for the younger people. We ought to be talking more here some age distinctions. In places that have the epidemic, which sadly the u. S. Is last place in, high school and college are not going to get organized enough and the disease transmission rate is much higher as you get past, say, 14 or 15. Scrambling because this has been done so much of the last minute where some people thought the cases wouldnt be raging at this point and didnt really help us think it through. Remote workhift of and school is dramatically reshaping business and families. I wonder how you see that having a Lasting Impact on society . Bill there are great things like telemedicine that people are openminded to because they have been forced into it. There are ways to shape that for lower cost and higher quality. The notion probably of how Many Office Workers need to go into days,fice, which weeks, hours that is going to get a ge big rethink business by business. You might reduce the total commercial space needed pretty dramatically and take pressure cores wherer city traffic is pretty problematic. So, we are not going to do as much business travel, i dont think, because people have been forced to learn zoom and teams. Thits going to make them way better than they are right now. It is like 10 years innovation into this digital round with medicine, ecommerce, meetings, compressed into less than two years. Upend certain tax models and real estate models. How far goes is still a bit of a question. Emily i have been following how melinda has been talking about the impact this is having on women and families. She has been outspoken about you and her have navigated workfamily life. I am curious how you are navigating this time. Theres this feeling in the home of whose job is more important, moms or dads . How do you answer this question . Bill im good if cleaning the dishes, but not as good as preparing the food. Our kids are older so we are really lucky. We have actually gotten more time with them than we would have under normal circumstances. Obviously, we have a lot of room in our house and a great internet connection. S atypically nice. I try to make sure it is not loading. But i think it is great she is speaking out because if you are a single parent, if youre in a small space, this is a hugely difficult thing. Its even hard to measure how tought its been for those without what we are lucky to have. Microsoft cofounder bill gates there. He will be joining me on studio 1. 0 tonight. You can catch him starting at 7 30 p. M. Eastern time. That does it for this edition of Bloomberg Technology. Next, especially edition of bloomberg wall street week with david westin. David will be taking an indepth look at President Trumps economic policies with Larry Summers and glenn hubbard. Stay tuned. Wall street week is next. Im emily chang. This is bloomberg. You doing okay . Yeah. This moving thing never gets any easier. Well, xfinity makes moving super easy. I can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. Wow, that is easy. Almost as easy as having those guys help you move. We are those guys. Thats you . The truck adds 10 pounds. In the arms. Okay. 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