Tekedra Mawakana

Most of those parking lots in major cities around the world are central.

And so the idea that that could get recaptured, there are city planners who've reached out to us to try to understand

Do we have to make these investments for the next 10 or 15 years, or can we start imagining a world where parking structures could move out, parks could come back, community life could sort of come back to the center of a city?

So that's a vision.

I mean, who knows, right?

I think some of this is, as the technology rolls out more and more, I think people's imagination actually starts to get sparked in ways that are very exciting.

I said to you before, it's like, in some ways, people go from, you know, is it safe, kind of

to your pole, right?

Is it safe?

Should I get in?

Okay, I got in.

It's kind of boring and amazing.

I really like it.

Oh, this is kind of not a big deal.

Now I'm going to be the coolest person I know in my friend group.

And then all of a sudden it's like, oh, what could I do in this thing if it got really exciting?

So I get pitched.

I'm like, you should make it a yoga studio.

You know, I'm

No, this is my point.