Probably not. [ She glumly agrees with the assessment. ] I mean, it'd be skippin' like, fifty steps on the timeline. Phones. Computers. Networks. Plus like, a dozen coding languages for it all.

[ And Julie's sure there's so much more that she doesn't even know enough about to think of. The reality of essentially going backward in time, in relation to technology, can be a bummer sometimes. Even in the apocalypse, they still had the technology. They just needed to be able to power and run it. ]

Here, lemme make you one. [ With barely a thought, she manifests a second iPhone, this one in a plain black case, and sets it on the counter. She taps it awake, and the into screen welcomes Viktor before it asks for his thumbprint and face scan. ] I can't guarantee everythin' inside is right -- I don't know much about how they make 'em. I just know they work, so they do here.

[ She glances over at Alucard, just making sheets of pasta. ] I think the ravioli one is probably a huge timesaver too. And the one that makes the tube kinda pasta, 'stead of flat.