Carl Yeh

You have that section.

I believe you'll make a lot of money on that more than you'll make a lot of money on the dating apps.

Because isn't it like the stock's down, people using it down.

Hence, people want to meet in real life.

Like, that's, to me, a gold opportunity.

One thing I want to point out on that, and a lot of the times we're A, looking for an API, because each industry has their own unique kind of SaaS software.

I don't know what it is in the construction industry.

I think Trimble, Bid2Win, those kind of things.

I've seen like Innate, Vista,

In accounting, you obviously have Sage ERP.

Some companies use QuickBooks Online.

And then there's companies that have made their own software and run it forever, right?

Like their internal ones.

And that's a big thing.

It's like, we thought MCP could solve it, but MCP only hits like big time connectors to the major SaaS tools that kind of like Asana,

like things that aren't industry specific.

And so it's very hard to, unless you know what you're doing, build an MCP on top of this software.

But if the, if the company has like four or five different ERP or one ERP, one unique software, one bidding soft, whatever that is,

is it worth your time building three or four or five MCPs?

The thing that we're starting to look at, and I think this is where companies like Snowflake, Databricks, and even Google BigQuery make a difference, is like, hey, ditch trying to connect them.