Anthony Scilipoti

Look for that.

And there's all the instances of those things.

And then I just read it and it's all there.

Well, did the AI miss it?

Did the AI understand the linkages between each of those sightings?

If I'm looking at, for example, I was looking at a company recently and I was looking at, it was capitalizing costs, okay?

This is a REIT.

And if it capitalizes costs versus putting them through the income statement, if it goes through the income statement, it makes their operating earnings look poorer, lower, and their net EPS ultimately.

But if they put it on the balance sheet, well, you know, that's an investment in the future and everything looks okay, right?

And so there's a gray area.

Was it an operating expense or was it a capital item?

And so I was, first thing I looked for was capitalized interest.

And so it gave me all the quotes.

And then capitalized costs and gave me all the quotes.

So then you think that that's enough.

But you have to then, and I was showing one of my guys this.

So then let's go to the income.

Let's actually pull up the statements where it told us to go.

Because AI made it faster.

I now no longer needed to flip.