Brandon Aceto

The interesting thing about being a CFP is that

Being a CFP is still, it's a person-to-person business.

You're working in a very personalized, you know, human-to-human interaction that I actually think industries like that potentially, you know, if you deal with people, you shake people's hands every day, that's something that's going to become more valuable in the AI world because that's something that people are going to demand more of.

They're going to want more of the face-to-face in a world where they get that.

Yeah, I agree.

I mean, it is interesting to me.

I worry a little bit.

I have a four and a six-year-old daughter.

So I think about the future a lot and what I want them to do.

What would I want them to study and train for?

And there is a part of me that worries, is this narrative similar to the learn to code narrative?

Because I can't see a world in the future where

You know, robots aren't going to be able to do plumbing.

They're not going to be able to crawl into AC vents.

But a lot of these jobs, I worry robots are going to be very, very good at these jobs.

A lot of these jobs.

Including plumbing and... Not plumbing.

I mean, things that require... Like, that's one of the things that robotics is actually very bad at is, you know, a robot can't crawl under a sink and actually...

you know, feel the water pressure.

So things like that are very, very hard to actually build out.