Do you think monthly subscription fees for software like Adobe Creative Cloud or Microsoft 365 are actually fair, or do you miss the days of buying a license once and owning it forever? I get that companies need steady revenue, and the apps are constantly updated, but when I add up a few subscriptions, it's like another utility bill. Some people argue that the total cost over five years is way higher now, and you have nothing to show for it if you cancel. But others say the ongoing development and cloud features justify the price. What's your take on the shift from owning to renting software in 2025?