Having a robot to help us out with some of the most boring tasks in our day sounds like a dream, even if it's a bit of a far-fetched one.
Yet for one Twitch streamer it's his current reality.
Kai Cenat is currently delighting fans with his livestream 'Mafiathon 2', which has seen him meet his very own robot personal assistant worth $24k.
Yet while you might think such an expensive technology investment could do some high tech things around the home, it appears Kai has instead been using his to help him brush his teeth.
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In a clip that has now gone viral, Kai can be seen in the bathroom brushing his teeth while the huge robot stands next to him before it wipes his face with a towel.
Yet the help with daily hygiene doesn't just stop there, as next Kai then hands the toothbrush to his new assistant who then gets to work brushing.
Now don't get me wrong, it looks awkward and you'd definitely get a better standard of brushing by doing it yourself, but there's something to be said for being able to outsource teeth brushing to a robot.
Yet still it does seem a pretty cool perk to be able to have a robot assistant in your home, even just to help out with the most basic of tasks.
The clip with his new robot pal comes as part of Kai's current livestream 'Mafiathon 2', which sees him streaming for 30 days straight and for 24 hours a day.
As part of the series it hasn't just been Kai on his own, as he's also had celebrity guests join him along the way including tennis player Serena Williams, rapper Lil Uzi Vert and artists Kodak Black.
This isn't the first time Kai has shared his life online, as the internet star tends to share every moment including the good, the bad and even the most awkward.
Earlier this year he was 'friendzoned' during a live stream when he attempted to ask South African singer Tyla on a date, and she inevitably turned him down.
Claiming to be playing a game of truth of dare with those watching his stream, Kai asked Tyla if she wanted to go on a date with him.
After questioning whether he was being genuine, Tyla awkwardly said: "Don’t do that."
He then doubled down and asked when she gets some free time whether she would like to go on a date with him.
The singer then said he can’t do this on live and looked around, as she then ummed and ahhed before saying: "But we friends though."
Ouch.
Topics: Robotics, YouTube, Technology
Niamh Spence