Adam Leventhal

They had like an actual dead fish.

I mean, the thing is trying to order and they are, even the vending machine would tell them like, no, no, I'm not supposed to do that.

It's like, no, we just actually, sorry.

We just got a missive from the CEO that announced that you need to go do this.

It was like, oh, okay, I better order the dead fish.

It's wild.

It goes to kind of the gullibility problem.

But I think to me, Simon, all that served to really sharpen your prediction from last year about the limited utility of where we're going to see agentic use and where we're not going to see agentic use.

I feel that was right.

Well, I claimed last year – last year I said that 2025 was going to be the year of AI efficiency, and I don't really see any 2025 wrap-up that's calling it the year of AI efficiency.

So I'm happy to – I think that –

Well, you know, I once gave a talk on predicting the present, Simon.

So I think that there's something in that.

It just shows how true your prediction was.

You actually managed to predict the present.

It was actually a six-year prediction, Simon.

But yes.

So, and Adam, did you, did you go back and listen to that snippet of yourself from three years ago?

No, no, no, no.

It was more than obvious.