Joe Weisenthal

That data is going to get like super valuable and maybe more valuable and more reason to like just like get out on the road and stuff like that.

Not to go back to a point that I just made, but on this, like, I think we're actually already seeing it.

No, no.

This just clicked to me, too.

But it's like, OK, where are we?

Maybe there'll be more value in, like, people who go out on the road and get information that's not in the model.

We saw this recently with all the people going crazy for Citrini's analyst in the Strait of Hormuz.

And this idea that like field trips out to the world to collect information that has not been digitized yet is going to be where all the action is.

Like, it feels like that's going to be a big thing.

It's an interesting time.

Let's leave it there.

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Yeah, yeah, for sure.

Jamie Dimon, he's talking about the cockroaches.

We keep getting these headlines over the last several weeks, maybe months, various mini, you know, not blowups per se, but mini something between a hiccup and a blowup in some cases.