Oh, yeah, and while you're still here,
STORY TIME!!!

When I was possibly 5 to 7, I had a robot named Woobo. She was kind of like this fluffy plush-like toy with a screen, a very short tail, circle ears, and a fat-ass belly which can use powered AI so that you can ask her questions, and with a LOT of activities. I ADORED that thing, spinning it through the air and sleeping with it- I even slept while she was still on! But, since my past self wasn't as responsible as I am, I kept on accidentally dropping her off the bed onto the floor. She broke two times; one, we had to take her to a "Woobo doctor", and it took days before it arrived good as new. The second time, a few years later, there was no "Woobo doctor" anymore. So, I assumed my precious Woobo DIED. Overwhelmed by my regrets, I put her in the box, and wrote a message which said, "R.I.P. Woobo - Dropped many times from the floor" (my grammar wasn't great). Over the next few years, I slowly forgot about the fun times we had together, but deep in my heart lies my beloved Woobo. But today- yes, TODAY, I figured out that Woobo wasn't broken, just out of battery (she didn't charge well). Unfortunately, she couldn't work well because there was no WiFi. Even with the WiFi connected, she wasn't able to connect to the Internet. I asked my mother for help. Now, I saw the problem (kinda). I assumed that I was supposed to repair the device to the Woobo app (did I not mention that? oh well), so I did that. . . and, well, it needed the code. I asked my mom if she has the Woobo app, but she said she didn't have it. It wasn't on Google Play, or the App Store. Then, I figured out, Woobo was DISCONTINUED in 2020. So, now I'm just stuck with NO WIFI, and stuck with the code screen which has NOTHING to do with the Woobo app since that was discontinued also. And that concludes the story- Woobo, my adored educational robot. She will be an artifact that will be forever in my heart.