And I'm one

of you. So like, relax, you know, like we're all in this together.

I have definitely do not put myself in that category. I'm not one of the like the ones that I have like figured out every single keyboard shortcut and like gotten myself super fast. So I'm excited for this AI revolution so that I don't have

to do all that. Just that story of someone coming to you with an app idea. I've had I've been that person that had that idea. Oh, yeah. And I'm up till 3 AM and then I look at the time and say, oh, it's 3 AM, I should probably stop. Oh, wait, I haven't even finished the scaffolding part of it. Yeah. It's

too hard. I think most people, most people who build in mobile apps, like all of our fellow React new developers, when people hear that, they're like, Oh, I have this like, or I know somebody who has this like, and like you always have to have the conversation. They're like, Oh, can we hire like, could invent red bill as a thing? And I'm like, I mean, we can talk. But if you're thinking like $5,000, then no, probably not. Like they just don't comprehend the scale of what it takes to pay like engineers to to build an app for six months. So imagine

if you could build an app for $100,000 and the design is right or $50,000. The design is AI assisted as well. Like you get you get design with a designer because I can have all the design tools of the world, but you need someone who understands and feel, you know, understands like the user experience and things like that. So imagine that is done that way. And then you can you can feed that those those images into an AI and say, you know, like build this, this UI in, you know, in React Native or something like that. I do, I do think that it's going to have a pretty big impact on us. I don't think we're our jobs are at risk. And I'm very convinced of that. And it's because our skills of logical thinking of being able to translate user requirements into logical flows and things like that, it that's that's a valuable asset. That's something that is is really big. Like you look at like DevOps was a huge thing like 10 years ago, it's becoming less of a thing because a lot of that sort of being abstracted into like, you know, platforms as a service like Firebase and stuff like that. So certainly the types of jobs change over time, but the skills are always valuable. So I do see that as being we're just going to be able to do more.