Corey Knowles

government to be able to delete your stuff, too.

So, you know, I mean, there's there's some interesting elements there and a lot of a lot of things considered granted.

What do you think this means for, you know, we've talked a lot about industries along the way and how these things impact them.

Like we've talked about riders, we've talked about all kinds of fields.

But what about, I feel like this one is a moment for engineering almost because there's a lot of things you would go to an engineer for, right?

that this will do for me.

But you're definitely looking at a need for smaller staffs and less jobs.

Teams are getting smaller, more streamlined, and they're going to be at some point here.

You know, it's still a thing.

All companies are still kind of figuring out, frankly, but...

You know, we're absolutely looking at a situation where a team will be doing a lot more work a year from now than what they are today.

And it's going to be lighter.

And the team may be lighter.

I mean, you know, there's definitely streamlining in the future of like, you know, what do we really need to do this at the level we want to do this?

And honestly, like it or not, they're fair business questions to ask.

You know, if you're running a business, you have to be asking those questions.

It's your job.

Just like it gives it to a business, it's also giving you that same ability.

That's a good call out, Grant.

Altman's one man billion dollar company that he's joked about a couple of times that they've been waiting for the day when.