Brian Stewart

But then a lot of those, maybe not a lot, but a good portion of those people have been rehired because management realized that.

There might be some efficiencies, but they don't work out because they don't exactly equal one whole person's acumen and life experience and ability to really trouble all the things that we know that humans are capable of.

AI can't solve for all of that.

The business will suffer without long-term corporate know-how and all the things that humans provide.

So I think there is...

genuine fear and also genuine planning for this change for obvious reasons.

But I think also we are still in the TBD phase of this.

We don't really know how this is.

It's certainly significantly going to change things.

But I think long term, we're still not sure, I would say.

And there is always a chasm between the promise of a thing and the delivery of a thing.

A lot to keep in mind as the days and years unfold.

What are you looking at earnings wise in the coming week?

Thanks.

Great to be here.

No, that's good.

I was trying to think of a metaphor for what the market feels like right now.

And I was kind of thinking back.

There was a story a few years ago, I don't know if you remember this, where there was a little kid at Disney World who got eaten by an alligator.

I sort of picture the kid looking across the lagoon.