I mean, to me, this falls right to the bottom line.

Well, exactly, and that's what AI can do, and there's the talk about whether it's AI versus traditional software.

It's AI plus traditional software.

It's, it's deterministic and probabilistic.

Applications like ours, we have a start of a payroll process.

We have an end of a payroll process.

You have to get it right 100% of the time, and the process doesn't change.

C1.ai, why would I want to... that to be involved with Workday?

So what drove the decision to come back and refound?

You know, at the core, I'm not a-- I, I'll be the first to admit I'm not a great operating executive or guy.

I, um, I'm an entrepreneur, and I love products and technology.

And the 25th version of cloud, there are better people to run Workday than me.

Uh, when AI showed up, it was a refounding moment in that all, all bets are off.

It's a brand-new world, and AI is so different from any technology we've ever seen.

It's, it's a reasoning engine.

Was there reality in that SaaSpocalypse? Was it just markets jitters? Like, how did you make sense of that moment?