 
 <prompt> text: ```Las Vegas (CNN) -- For David Shafter, e for don be like dream: Plenty people wey dey rush hin booth for International Consumer Electronics Show, where hin startup dey launch hin first product.

But all the people wey dey carry camera and dey raise demsef on top toe for better view Wednesday afternoon no dey come see hin robot. Dem dey try see pop star Justin Bieber wey dey make appearance for the booth wey dey next door.

"We pretty much shut down," Shafter talk with tired look of resignation, as people dey shout "Justin!" for background. "We no fit run our demos."

Shafter's small company, Xybotyx, dey show face for CES to introduce Xybot, wey be hockey-puck-shaped robotic device wey dey move around on small wheels, wey dey controlled by iPhone or iPod Touch.

People fit download apps for their phone wey go give the robot specific behaviors, like avoiding obstacles. The gadget go dey sell this spring for the price of $111.11.

But none of the plenty people wey dey press against hin booth dey care about that.

Dem just dey look Justin Bieber wey dey greet fans for TOSY booth, where he show face on behalf of the company new mRobo, wey be portable speaker wey fit transform into small dancing robot.

Middle-aged tech execs no be Bieber's target audience, but many people wey dey look say dem dey there to get photos or autographs for their teenage pikin. Some people even ask if dem fit climb on top Shafter plywood demo table to see better. (The answer na no.)

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. David Shafter
2. yes
3. Xybot
4. one robotic device
5. one hockey puck
6. wheels
7. with one iPhone or iPod Touch
8. the International Consumer Electronics Show
9. no
10. TOSY
11. mRobo
12. one portable speaker
13. yes
14. e dey change into one dancing robot
15. well
16. Justin Bieber dey there
17. one pop star
18. no
19. to get photos or autographs for their teen-age kids
20. no``` 