Brian Levitt

Wouldn't that be such a cool story and great for investors?

Oh, absolutely.

So what do you... Absolutely.

One of the problems, and we could end on this, one of the problems with the picks and shovels analogy is

is people forget that analogy during the internet boom era, the first one, it was sardonic.

They were saying, because in the actual gold rush, the 1849 gold rush in San Francisco, there wasn't any gold.

Like people ruined their lives chasing up into San Francisco to look for gold that was never there.

Like a few people found gold.

And it was like, it was a catastrophe for the people.

But like the idea was like, well, at least the picks and shovels salespeople made money.

Actually, the company that made the most money was Levi Strauss.

selling denim workwear.

But fine.

We better hope this isn't picks and shovels and this is a failed gold rush.

I don't think it's going to be.

We're using AI inside of our business right now.

Probably 1% of what we'll be using five years from now.

And I think, and we're, you know, considered, I guess, a small business.

um, midsize businesses and publicly traded large size businesses.

It's not a gold rush.