Tom Ellsworth

And I customized the resume for every single one of the jobs based on the company.

And I had it scraped the website and blah, blah, blah, whatever.

And put the buzzwords onto my resume, but keep my resume honest.

Of course.

And so you look at that and you say, you know, on one side, there's a story of displacement.

On the other side, there's a story of empowerment.

And I think the part that people forget in these stories is the world is better off because we have electricity and refrigeration and all these technologies.

The world is going to be significantly better off because of AI.

It's just are you going to sit there and let the world happen to you or are you going to have agency and go learn how to use those tools?

And I think my message to people over and over again has been we are three years into a 50-year journey.

You have essentially a level playing field.

Learn how to use the tools and you will be one of the people who benefit from it rather than get displaced by it.

Got it.

Makes sense.

Brandon, do you have thoughts on this?

Let me tell you where I'm at with this when it comes down to AI.

I'm at a complete different place right now the more and more I think about it.

Okay, let's kind of go with this.

Let's say AI gets so amazing that it replaces 80% of jobs.

Great.