Corey Knowles

I think it's 125 or 130 between now and 29.

Now, that doesn't factor in growth, I'm told.

The revenue that they're generating the whole time.

Yeah, increased revenue, increased cost of, I guess, owning their own power plants and such at some point, which it appears all of the AI companies are going to be doing in the near future.

Or whatever Meta's announcing right now.

It's that annoying thing in the bar that you click every time you're trying to do something else and you're like, no, not that.

I wear the Ray-Bans every day.

Oh, I know which one you're talking about.

Grant and I have this discussion about true agentic AI all the time.

And I'm like, it's not true agentic AI until I'm able to holler at my phone and tell it, hey, order me a pizza.

And it knows that that means Corey wants Domino's, he wants a medium hand-tossed sausage, or whatever the case is, and knows where I live and my account information and can just deal with it.

Simultaneously, I want it able to do that, but I want to be able to not lose sleep over it doing that.

Maybe banks will give us virtual debit cards.

You know, that aren't actually in your bank account.

Yeah.

Like a ramp system.

Ramp cards is a good example.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They're growing fast.