Right, right. Well, the way I like to think about AI is it opens you up to do more thinking and less doing because and that's very democratic because when you anyone can be an ideas person, execution sometimes requires certification, a fancy degree, maybe an MBA, maybe this, maybe that. Now it's like, well, no, you know what you need to do. If you can engineer the prompt, you can get it done really fast. Right. And you don't have to go to a great school to do it. And I don't think you should have to go to a great school to do a lot of these different things. Agreed. You know, don't kill me as a, you know, former chief counsel, but I had to draft a legal document really fast. And chat GPT drafted me a beautiful legal

document 30 seconds. An actual agreement. Actually agreement. Wow. Yes. Don, was it a lease agreement? A contract? That is incredible.

It was the agreement that I sent to everyone to come on this podcast. Seriously. I love it. I think that's incredible. Yeah.

And this is the first time AI has been a thing for like a decade, for 15 years now. This is the last six months, the very first time that AI is relevant to an individual's daily life. Whether you're a professional, a student doesn't matter. Right. Right. Maybe not yet my mom. I don't think she's using chat GPT. Well, wait till it's, well, I think it's already as an app. Right. Yeah, it's unbelievable.