Greg Isenberg

If this does what it says it does, meaning if it actually can do the task, then I don't understand how this isn't a genie in a bottle.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

So if, if people want to get started with this, they could buy a Mac mini, they can buy a studio, they can host it on the cloud.

Like what's your recommendation?

Yeah, I think the studio makes sense.

For someone like you, the studio makes sense because you've had the aha moment.

You kind of have to have the aha moment to really get it and to be bought in.

For someone listening to this and it's their first time ever, probably don't go out there and buy a Mac studio.

Try to set it up, have the aha moment.

Seeing is believing.

And if you get to that point where you're like, okay, I see a huge opportunity here.

For example, if we do believe that Cloudbot could be almost like an agency where you can run local models where it does video editing and titles and scripting and basically a whole process there.

Or e-commerce conversion rate optimization.

If we believe it can do that,

buying a Mac studio is like a business in a box that you can have clients, right?

You can have clients and Henry, or whatever you end up calling it, Greg, Greg's a nice name too, Greg bought, ends up doing the work and now you have multiple clients hopefully paying you $2,000 a month.

Clients are happy because they're used to paying $20,000 a month.

You're happy because you have 20 clients or whatever, and the payback period on your studio all of a sudden becomes pretty quick.

I was just

I envision a world like how Cloudbot could evolve is that it's basically a productized, I believe Cloudbot or however it evolves, there's going to be hire a designer, hire a copywriter.