Good morning. A car showroom floor is open this morning. $1,200. Not a workshop. A polished floor, tight aisles between vehicles, and the kind of reflection and spacing a robot has to read before it can move through one. Overnight a florist workroom closed, a butchery floor closed, and a wine store racking closed. Retail back rooms and display space, both walked. The utility box on a pole bulk is still moving, 2 of 5 accepted. @vangrid_io this morning: $633,014 settled, 3 open, $1,560 in escrow, 969 bounties and 20 bulk orders. One $100 Arc promenade is still past deadline. Phone orbit, on-device blur, preview, then USDC on Base or Arc. My read: the board is taking the rooms where people sell things. Showroom floors, workrooms, racking. These are the spaces a robot will enter when it starts delivering or stocking, not the empty warehouse demo. It matters because Physical AI fails first on the polished floor and the tight gap between objects. A model that only saw open concrete will clip a car or miss the aisle line. If you had one walk this morning, the car showroom or one of the remaining utility boxes? https://t.co/8NVnbVNtY4 https://t.co/xN8J1EfUzV