Robert Pape

Start cell phone, build a building around the idea of a cell phone.

This is a completely different experience where you go into the building.

It's going to say either you want a building permit or you want your driver's license here.

You're going in, and the very first thing you do is you have to tap your phone so that you get everything downloaded on your phone because there's an awful lot of forms you need to fill out.

And you might try to do this at home, but they explained to me, yes, but when we try to do that, we need to have people standing on the side so that there's always going to be a question here or there that you're going to have.

And so then what do you have?

You don't have these long lines.

The city of Chicago, motor vehicle, oh, my goodness gracious.

Just imagine.

If those of you could just imagine.

It's worse than you imagine.

But what happens in these advanced cities now,

is they have the equivalent of Starbucks right there.

They have little areas for the kids to play because what the parents have to do, the people, the adults have to come in is they got to go and work on their cell phone to fill out all these forms.

And then they will have about 10% contact with humans, other people there, because it's not going to be just, you can't do everything on your phone, but it dramatically reduces all of the issues we deal with.

So

So they are uplifting wholesale.

And then one of the big fears we have here about AI is it's going to put everybody, it's going to make everybody unemployed.

That's not what's happening in Wuhan and Shenzhen and Hangzhou.

You're having massive construction because what you're doing is you're feeding AI in at every single street corner.