Brian Maucere

I don't know.

I mean, I guess I don't watch a ton of network TV, and so that's probably where there's a lot of promotion for it.

And I've sort of heard the Lindsey Vonn things leading up to it and her sort of run, and they're sort of figuring out what their storylines are.

Anyway, all I was going to say to all this is,

I am excited not only for the Olympics, but I'm also excited to see how AI is used and what stories come out in terms of maybe how AI was used as part of the Olympics.

So I hope we're able to report on whatever that might be, whether it's new graphics on live broadcasts or how they're able to crunch data or net new video or whatever.

I imagine it's being used in many, many different ways as part of the Olympics.

So

I hope some of that surfaces and bubbles up, or maybe we'll have to go, you know, use perplexity for something like that and try to figure out how AI is being used as part of the, the, the winter Olympics.

You know, we've been doing this show for three years, so I probably have already told you this.

You guys are starting to become like my wife where I go, have I told you this?

It's like 20 years.

There's a good chance this story has come up.

You know, it's hard to find new stories.

You know, my wife and I, we talked about this every once in a while.

We'll surprise each other after 20 plus years, but it doesn't happen a lot.

You guys are getting like that with their ears.

I'm like, have I said this on the show?

But the quick story, and it's not AI at all, but I'll just end on it because it's the Olympics.

And I am excited about the Olympics.