Houston Crosta

I think with the adoption of technology into our daily lives, we have rapidly started to increase in technology.

Yeah.

So like our technology from 20 years ago was maintained at a certain level, right?

We increased the ability to use it and adopt it at a slow rate.

But now that we've like adopted technology, I mean, just in six months, we've transitioned AI onto our cell phones from not being on there.

And now like everyday tasks are completely different from six months ago.

So what's going to happen six months from now and six months from then, we could consistently rapidly change again and have no idea what we're doing.

I don't know.

It's hard to explain because it's like a really big brain question, right?

How do we adopt technology and not let it oversaturate us?

Yeah, I mean, you know, self-checkouts.

Was like a normal thing, right?

Like that was slowly inputted into every grocery store.

But now we don't even go to the grocery store.

We just order everything on our phone and it just shows up at our house.

Yeah.

Like we've eliminated the brick and mortar business almost altogether.

Like in reality, if you're a real estate developer, what real estate would you choose to develop?

Not a commercial plaza, right?

Because there's no brick and mortar restaurants that can survive, right?