Brian

And that quickly too, you have to wonder what was going on at Microsoft that he would bounce back quickly.

I mean, my take on the Shipmas thing is if you're in a defensive position, I can see why Shipmas can be detrimental to the company as a whole if...

If you're in a position where the general consensus is open AI is on top and they're just making it better, then shit miss is fun.

It's lighthearted.

It's call Santa.

We added this 1-800 number.

And I said at the other show, I would still be in favor of those types of updates.

But that's me.

And I don't think I'm the target audience per se.

So...

if the feeling internally from the internal red alert or otherwise, which is only ironic because it was only two years ago that Gemini had one or Google had one, is that

if that's where they feel like the focus needs to be and that they're falling behind, then there's probably not a lot of value for doing shipments because almost anything that you release is going to be held up to a microscope to say, this still doesn't make 5.1 better.

And I can see how you would have to get in more of a defensive position for something that

should be a little bit light, a little bit more lighthearted.

Um, you know, that was like sort of the fun of it.

And they were telling dad jokes for everybody that remembers last year.

It was just sort of like a fun thing that they did.

So in that sense, I would say shipments now, um, also, and I will, I will say this a lot.

I mean, Andy, you've said you've been building a lot with gems.

Anybody else's using Gemini that I go back to this.