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Better watch out Florida, take a look at this. You have to look forward to real soon. Very interesting things that we are exploring right now with AI. Code has already looked at a software that will on trash trucks. Trash trucks? That drive up and down every single street. Wow. And that software has the ability to identify roofs, broken windows. We could if we deploy this, we could look at saying, "Tell us when there's construction material at the curb." Because if someone's got a an entire tub and a kitchen at their curb, it's likely they're doing a remodel that needs a permit. So we're not there yet. We've already- we've demoed it and we've looked at it. The issue then becomes, what if we get 3000 of them a week? Then we don't even have a manpower issue to resolve. We're exploring how and to best deploy it. Figuring out what the costs are. But there are some very unique um and innovative AI software tools that are coming out to help code with some of these issues. Boy, if they put AI cameras and my trash truck already got a camera 'cause when they missed my trash, and I called them, they said, "Let's look at the camera to see what the driver was doing or thinking." Yeah, they just passed your trash can. So they already got cameras, but now you're talking about adding more surveillance to them. Not only the driver's already under surveillance. Now you're talking about every street and down these streets, watching people's houses, seeing what they doing, seeing what they not doing, seeing who yard is green, seeing who cars is parked in their driveway. How many people living? It's gonna be scary if they start using sanitation departments, type of surveillance also. 'Cause that's what it is. And it's greed. And if I want to change out a a sink in my house, I should be able to do that. Yeah. It's getting stupid out here with this surveillance shit. But it is what it is. Let's move to the next one.