Mo Gawdat

Okay.

So when you say we don't have enough money for, you know, we need to revamp our energy infrastructure.

When you say we need to build more housing.

Okay.

One way of doing that is squeezing that budget out of other areas.

The other way of doing that is either cutting costs in the economy elsewhere so that you can redirect that money or growing the economy so that you can have more money to build those things.

Correct.

The cutting cost, I believe, is there is just I don't have the numbers that we could probably do a run a deep, a deep search on it.

Trillions are being paid in traditional systems that are complete, like genuinely they can be.

And by the way, I'm not asking the government.

I'm asking some of the people listening to me right now to build an ERP system.

I saw a word processor, a presentation player and a spreadsheet.

And just go around and spread them across, find retail systems, find CRM systems.

These are easy replacements.

They're going to be better interfaces.

They're going to be much more effective.

Build a general ledger using AI so that you can close every hour, not every month or every quarter.

For free.

Keep doing that and you're welcome to the third world.

Keep doing what?