Boris

Cool.

And so while this one's running, we can let this one go too.

And I often have a bunch of tasks running in parallel too.

But yeah, that's exactly it.

It's like you should just think about what's all the tedious stuff that you do every day.

And you can just throw all this stuff to co-work.

And I feel like this happened for coding over the last year because, of course, engineers and programmers are the earliest adopters.

So when the tooling first became able to do that kind of work, engineers adopted it first.

But now this is coming.

Now this is possible for everyone else to use too.

So that's super exciting.

And when we talk to engineers about the way they like to use quad code, you know, they run a bunch of quads in parallel.

They use it to automate the tedious stuff.

And I don't know, man, like for me, this is just the most fun I've ever had as an engineer because I get to do the stuff that I enjoy.

And I just feel so productive because quad does all the, you know, the stuff that I didn't want to do.

Okay, so now we have the spreadsheet.

This looks all right.

It's not too bad.

The data looks correct.

You know, one thing that's missing, though, is... Well, we can add maybe, like, the totals, but I think for the sake of the demo, what I'm going to do is I'm going to see if it can email it.