Brian Maucere

You know, what are they using?

What's a definite no for them?

What's a definite yes for them?

And then, you know, you can start building solutions based off of those ideas, as opposed to sometimes that gets a little like piecemeal.

And so just one of the lessons we've learned as we've been doing this, traditionally with consulting, we didn't have to worry about that as much.

I don't want to speak for everybody at scale, but it just like you didn't have to move that fast.

We have found that we've course corrected with AI.

That definitely makes sense.

Because of AI, because of the nature of AI, it makes sense to get that upfront and as fast as possible from the client in order to be able to set them up for success long-term.

I don't know if you've found something similar, but that's sort of been our use case as far as like how we do it.

I think I mentioned to you, Beth, but it's probably off the show that I was saying one of my, it's just on a to-do list at this point, but I have an old terabyte drive.

I'm not quite sure what's on there.

And one of my goals is to see if I haven't been, it's been corrupted and I don't know how to, I haven't been able to get into it for years.

It's all HP.

I'm just curious if I, if I point clog code at it, I'm curious to see what happens.

I don't, I don't have any grand illusions of what it may or may not be able to do, but I am curious if it's able to get, it's a little tidbit of a file that then leaves that little bread come leads to the next thing that, you know, ultimately leads to me being able to like, even if I can't access read, you know, what is on there, um, uh,

Yeah, so anyway, I'm curious about those kind of things.

Okay, I know we're at 50 minutes or a day.

I mean, I don't know.

I'll ask you guys.