LOL!!! Yeah, me, too -- don't think they would want mine, either, especially the closer I'm edging towards (gasp!) 80.....
That aside, the Q3 is really not in my wheelhouse in terms of my established annual allotted spending allowance on photography gear unless I traded in some of my current Sony gear which I'm not about to do, since, gee, I'm still quite happy using it! At this point I much prefer the versatility of interchangeable lenses, but if I were actually in the market for paring down to just one camera, only one really good compact camera -- and, yes, no compromises, full-frame sensor, mind you -- with an excellent fixed lens which has options for flexibility in the shooting approach, and current up to date features that truly offer a lot for one's expenditure, yes, I suppose I'd find a way to incorporate this nice Q3 into my photographic lifestyle..... After, yes, as Scepticalscribe wisely suggests, reading the reviews (or as seems to be the direction in which things are going now, viewing the video reviews).
Maybe when I'm 85 and no longer able to carry around heavier gear and deal with multiple lenses I'll be able to pick up a used Q3 for a somewhat reasonable price (surely it would be much less expensive by then?!! LOL!) and then have it as my only camera.
In the meantime, all those who have been itching for this thing to become available and who can afford it, who aren't just following the lead of some supposed trend-setter "influencer" (often rich) young kids the way that apparently has happened with at least one other major camera brand, someone who can appreciate and really know how to get the benefit from this camera's functions and features -- go for it!
If I had a Q2 right now, I'd definitely be tempted by this new offering....