Brian

Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day, like literally in my kitchen when we talk about like, oh, everybody's going to have an AI helper in the house or whatever.

But I thought, yes, I could see that, you know, the Rosie the robot or whatever name your figure or whatever particular company you're following the most.

But I think it will only work if the thing that you need done is not time dependent.

If you want to give...

tasks to this future robot in your house for 20 K or whatever.

Wow.

It's going to have to be things that you don't really care how long it takes to get done.

And my, my thought on this was I was literally doing something we would, we would all kind of do, which was I was putting away, uh, things that I had used to make a meal.

Right.

So, uh,

Throwing something in the trash, turning around to their fridge, putting something back in the pantry.

You know, I would grab things with like these two fingers and then grab it over here.

Just the things we don't even think about.

And I just had this moment of realization that going, you know, even the most dexterous, even robots with like this kind of hands and manipulation.

That's not what you could expect.

You could expect it to probably single handedly take on one task, put this back in the in the pantry, then come back to start to repeat the next process.

Well, that's not somebody who's going to go make me a sandwich.

Right.

And I get that that's not exactly like what we're talking about in 2026.

But as you show these like I'm with you, Beth, like this is obviously the future in the dexterity is going to be a big deal.