American Association for Respiratory Care

Right? Now, we have the Canadian Society for Respiratory Care.

We have the American Association for Respiratory Care.

Right.

We have the European Society, and the Asian, Pacific, and all, I mean, the what have yous.

I always get this mixed up with the ARB.

The AARC.

Yes, Mr. Dale's site.

Yes, our friend of the show, Mr. Alan Dale, or Assassination Andre, as we call him here.

Sometimes the reps are gonna suck, sometimes they're gonna be phenomenal, but you just have to continue to get those reps, and that's exactly what you said, and it's really what Gary Vee does.

So with, with your page and with what you do, uh, Matt and I sit on a, a committee for AARC, and what we're trying to do is we're trying to get more RTs into the profession.

And when I look at my statistics, my statistics show that I'm tar- like, my audience is in their 20s and 30s and 40s, and there's not a whole lot of students coming in that are non-traditional 20, 30s and 40s.

When you look at your stats, I don't know if you even do this, when you look at your stats, are you hitting any of that kind of teenage generation that may be getting into the pipeline of respiratory?

So, um, whatever road I decide to take, that's my end goal.

Now, you said you wanna get involved in more things respiratory.

What do... what w- what avenue are you looking? Are you looking at, like, education? Are you looking at getting involved with your state society? Do you want involved with the AARC? What, what you think would help you grow as, um, an RT and a professional?

Oh, obviously I s- I have a lot of education and started my page-

And it often will even have a template email and you just, it's so quick and easy, 30 seconds in most cases.

So I know the AARC sends those out, American Lung Association sends those out, COPD found it is all of these.

Different organizations will send out those calls to action, but you can also go looking for them if you want to or need to.

And one thing that I learned, one of the first times I went to Washington, this was very impactful.

I did forget that very obvious point of your state respiratory society is also a wonderful place to get involved just in general.

And yes.

They usually have a PAC team and they have AARC delegates that are connected to all the legislative stuff too.

So that's a good resource to get started as well.

So depending on how you measure, GPT-6 may not actually be at the capability frontier, or it may be a cost frontier.

AARC AGI-3 was built so that a model cannot memorize its way through.

It has to learn the rules of a game it has never seen while it plays.

How did that go?