George Butler

We're starting to see it right now.

Just the other day we were talking about graduation ceremonies.

I'm sure you saw those videos of the young people booing.

So we're starting to see it, aren't we?

My final question, Steve, is just on that, because we've talked at length about how these businesses are going to make enough money to cover the billions of investment dollars being spent in them.

How do these companies and can these companies get to a place where they can justify the amount of capital being invested into them?

Amazing.

Steve, it's been an absolute pleasure.

Thank you so much for joining us on the show.

Good.

And he's brought me into a vision of robots in the house now.

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yeah shame we can't invest in figure isn't it you're quite anti-robots and now because steve brown's come on don't forget rewind the tape back to when we talked about them ages ago i said if they could do the hoovering for me then i'm in and he nailed that all day also made an interesting point about how these massive tech giants they might not make their money back through advertising whatever but actually

by being the brains behind the robotic future that's coming.

That's something we never really... It's an interesting way of thinking about actually how they're going to make some of this huge investment back in that, you know, if like everyone in the world has an iPhone or a smartphone, if everyone in the world has a couple of robots in the house...

And on that cheery note...

We'll say thank you so much to Steve and, of course, to you for listening to the show today.

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