Brian Maucere

Right.

But at some point you have to go, well, what's the return on investment for me looking into this?

If I don't, if, if it's just going to be something fun, if it's fun and you want to do it for fun, go for it.

You don't really need an ROI on that, but

I do if I'm going to go invest in some other people in my house having Androids and how that negatively would impact me trying to get that spun up.

And so I don't.

Knowing full-blown, I'm giving up some creative control.

I fully accept that.

It's just a trade-off, right?

And that's the way I feel about Cloud Desktop as of right now because I haven't hit that wall.

Yeah, I don't know.

It's funny how things just become...

all of a sudden important.

All of a sudden it's like, it's kind of there.

And then it's like everywhere.

And, you know, and now admittedly, I have not done it yet.

Cause I haven't moved into this new role.

I'm still, I'm still working through the backlog of my old role at scaled, but when I move into the role, one of the first things I'm going to do is, um,

get scaled to pay $200 a month because it'll be the cheapest money they ever spent to give me Claude as an assistant.

So I can use Claude code to build the new systems and, and transcript or not transcripts, but like, um, uh, templates and the things I need to do to help scaled scale, which is part of my new role.