Jason Calacanis

100%.

Do one, maybe one and a half things, but do it incredibly, incredibly well.

And everything else, you start to bleed and smear, what was that Brad Garlinghouse term?

Peanut butter.

Peanut butter.

Yeah, you smear the peanut butter too far out.

And so this is a good moment, by the way, if either of these two companies are in the smearing phase to recalibrate and reset because-

Yeah.

You just can't do everything.

I think it makes a lot of sense for open AI to focus on a few things and do them exceptionally well.

I disagree slightly with your first part, which is I think that people like to make new decisions about new experiences.

And I think that OpenAI has incredible consumer mindshare.

I just see like how my kids use it.

They started there and it's very hard to get them to switch.

Even when I say, hey, have you tried Gemini?

They use Gemini.

And to your point, the reason is because they stumble into it more.

But if you give them a cold navigation experience, they rely on chat GPT.

And it's the same, by the way, on the other side in the enterprise.

If you give us a cold problem, my default reaction would be to use Anthropic.