Brian Maucere

Wouldn't you say?

Like just high, high levels of dexterity.

It looked like they were almost doing like, it was hard to see, but it almost looked like parkour where they're naturally moving over objects and kind of like parkour where you would throw your hands down and throw your legs around to move over stuff.

Yeah, a long way.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, I'm glad you mentioned, because here, look, again, where does this go, right?

Well, a lot of ways.

We're seeing it more for entertainment in these situations.

And there's a lot that could be done there because, well, I mean, I'm just outside the entertainment bubble living in Tampa because Orlando is so close.

I also used to live in Orlando, and so I like Orlando a lot.

I'm not like a super Disney fan or super Universal fan, but I do enjoy...

those parts of Orlando.

And so I follow it quite a bit.

So you can imagine Disneyland Shanghai, maybe to start with, where they're like, they're ahead of us in certain states that is in terms of like drone shows being part of like, a nighttime spectacular like you would they have fireworks, they have drones that go with it, right?

we sort of see this, like you'll see that a little bit in like, um, universal and things.

What I would expect next is nighttime spectacular, or it's the parade.

And now it's a mix of human, um, robot doing fun things, walking down the parade route, you know, um,

I guess you got to get past them going rogue and running in straight into the audience at full steam and things like this.

So I'm sure there's some parameters that need to be factored into that.