Speaker 1: This is something I've been trying to do for way too long. We are going to turn closed captions on for any video that you watch on the internet. And I've been saying, I've been complaining about this was not a capability for so long. So I'm really excited that it is and you don't have to use any sort of external thing that costs so much money. Okay, you do need Google Chrome in order to do this. So I'm gonna show you exactly how to do it inside of your browser in no time. So the first thing you're gonna wanna do, I'll make myself a little bit smaller here. You're gonna be in your Chrome browser. You're gonna go to your preferences. So you go up to the top left, Chrome, and then you'll go to Preferences. And then on the left side, you're going to go down and toggle to Advanced and then Accessibility. From here, you'll see Live Caption automatically creates captions for English audio and video. Amazing, okay? So you're gonna turn that on and it's going to download speech recognition files. And when that's done, you're done. And you can go to your video, open that up.

Speaker 2: Creative ideas can be a tricky thing to define. But if we don't define them, they will never go anywhere.

Speaker 1: Can you, can you believe? I'm so happy because this is going to help so many people. So there you go, that's it. Ah, yay, yay, yay, yay.