Brian Maucere

Obviously, I hope the pay is correct and the people are being paid for their time.

But

If it's as simple as, hey, while you're over here, jump into this grocery store and just take a picture literally of whether something is in or out of stock or maybe it's, is it correct?

Is it front facing in the store?

Was it loaded right on the shelves and all that kind of stuff?

I don't know.

Sounds like a really cool way to do it.

So not necessarily AI news here, but an interesting model and makes a lot of sense to me that DoorDash would do this.

So I hope it's successful for them.

I hope people are able to make some money.

Sorry.

Yeah, I thought what you were about to say is... I thought you were about to say a hair's width away from the... Yeah, you swerved on me.

I thought what you were about to finish your sentence to say, it was similar to the story about...

AI agents hiring humans to do human tasks.

Cause I was like, Oh, that's more like when Andy was just saying like, yes, the business is like conceptually we think about this as I, um, I'm the manager of many quick trips gas station.

Right.

And I have questions about stock or whatever.

I'm not sure why you wouldn't have employees, but let's just assume there's a reason why you might use a door dash person on this.

And it's not an internal employee.

Right.