Brian Maucere

The virtual side of it is roughly forty five hundred dollars and the in person is over nine thousand.

that's Stanford prices, right?

So like I, I don't have a problem with that.

Like you, I could make a case.

They can make a case for why 4,500 is absolutely correct.

I'm not, I'm not here to argue that because a two week intensive, you, you, they basically put you in, you, you apply.

So you can do robotics, medical,

LLMs, and there's a fourth one, and I cannot think of what it is.

But those are three of the four that you can go into these sort of specialties, right?

I love all of this.

The price is prohibitive for a lot of people.

Certainly puts it out of range for me and my family and my daughter, unfortunately, because I love the idea.

And I was getting very close to voluntold telling her.

Voluntold?

She was voluntold?

Yeah.

Not asking politely, but also telling her she was going to do it in the summertime.

Unfortunately, the price.

But here's the other thing, Andy, that I don't love.

Okay, you have a two-week intensive that's got $4,500 or whatever.