Brian Maucere

Um, but it does keep us honest.

Um, but I wouldn't lie.

I will, I won't lie and say that over the course of doing all these, have I gotten off by like 30 numbers before and had either you or Jimmy have to correct me and tell me.

That's not where we are at all because they just start to roll together unless it's a number like 650 or 700.

And you go, okay, 700.

It's got to be higher than 700.

But I've transposed numbers and all the silly things that go with how quickly I try to edit and get these shows out daily.

One of the news stories I wanted to bring up real quick was something I found was interesting.

And it's not about any one particular AI technology.

But it's in the realm of the open clause and the news that came out of there.

And it just generally agent for higher work, right?

Putting multiple agents on something.

And they said, look, I mean, this is here to stay.

but here's a place in the world that's going to get hit very hard from it.

And not the only place India, because India obviously has a big part.

Well, part of their economy is that they're able to have like cheaper labor on a host of different jobs and tasks and things like that.

And what we're seeing over and over and over again is,

Anthropic just disrupted the junior lawyer, like literally disrupted the market on on a recent news announcement in that area.

Right.

And so this idea of these entry level positions or low wage positions that we have traditionally maybe exported over to India.