Karl Yeh

It's old.

that think about is probably the easiest way that's why kids call us clankers because they think we are turning into robots that's that's uh it's like you're ready for something new every day it's almost it's one of the worst now along with um there's a new one chuzz we don't want to be chuzz and we don't want to be clankers just so you know those two things we don't want to be

I had a little one.

I just wanted to call attention to an interesting podcast that came out yesterday on the New York Times.

They have a podcast every day called The Daily.

And typically they'll do one solid story and then a quick blitz through the headlines.

And the story was about...

the county in Indiana, St.

Joseph County, and the struggle that they've been having around the second big data center development.

And the reason I wanted to bring it up is because it's one of those things that for me,

When I first, I went into the AI, you know, world like pretty oblivious actually about what was going to be required in communities around the world in terms of the data centers.

And now that I, you know, now that I'm paying attention to it, I see it cropping up more and more places.

And so I thought for people listening or for in the chat, if they haven't already listened to this story a couple of days ago, it's a good primer, right?

on what is happening in rural and small-town America.

And I think that we're all going to be part of these conversations, right?

The first project that went through in that county went through kind of under the radar and with flying colors because of the job creation.

The second one that came around now that they've, you know, dealt with, I mean, basic things like just crazy traffic all of a sudden.

Right.

And they're seeing the other side of things.

So, you know, there's I don't know how many of these conversations going on around the country, but important.