Adam Leventhal

It's like that.

Okay, but like, I mean, if they bought Iron Mountain, that could be, if OpenAI announced that they're buying Iron Mountain, that could be potentially, and they're like, oh, we're buying Iron Mountain, we're also ripping up your privacy agreements, we're going to train on all these salt mines filled with old enterprise data.

Like any of the shredding companies, they buy them.

They buy like garbage companies.

Okay, they buy – okay, yeah.

Anything that is a plausible source of data, they buy.

Do they buy an entire like town to see what they like?

Do we're going to see which is more valuable, like the wastewater treatment plant or the library, the town library?

We're going to buy that.

We're buying city hall.

That's got records.

We want to consume all that.

There's all manner of data.

Yeah.

Okay, so a big target painted on anything that has data.

Of any kind, yes.

All right, well, I am going to make, and we can kind of also, because I'm sure you've got a lot of one years.

I got a lot of one years too, so we can kind of ping pong back and forth.

And Steve can hop in here too with any one years.

I am going to add him in a classic heart V head, a dramaturgical dyad as old as time.