Karl Yeh

And then that seems fine.

And then that seems fine.

And so I swear I would be there for like two hours.

playing video games and i'd have like clod code two terminals running to do work for two different clients and that's really what i'm doing and then at the finish it's like yeah this is good and then at the client meeting it's like hey how long did it take you about two hours and then i was like yeah two hours so we we came up with two hours ai time two hours yeah

through different times i'm just not saying what's in my head and then i'm just looking at it and they're like carl i don't know how long you take to do this and it's like yeah i took a long time but i knew how to you're telling industry secrets here carl

Especially when you have teams of agents.

Right.

And they're like, yeah.

Yeah, I was calculating myself.

I was like, okay, if I did this myself, it would be more than two hours.

It would be a lot of hours.

Like,

like a lot and just the brain power and I'd be tired.

And then I'd sweat like, yeah, just a lot.

It would probably take a day and a half, let's say to do what I was trying to do.

Right.

And now it's like, but here's, here's an interesting question for you too.

The question now is there are in, in the space that we play in, people still think of work as an hours, right?

So it's like one, one client said, Hey, um,

how come it's so much?