yeah, yeah.

Don't beat it to death.

Do it, feel comfortable with it, and go on.

You have to have, as an actor, you need to have the confidence to make a choice and do it.

If you're afraid, you're never going to get anywhere, and it's going to show.

The tentativeness is going to show in your work that you are afraid.

And that, to me, says, well, you know, either you need our help and guidance, which I hope we provide, And or you're not ready yet, you know, and and I think, you know, I really do think actors lose something when they don't have that personal feedback.

And so that brings me back to what I wanted to say at the very beginning of this conversation is how we met and how we then came up in the theater world in New York, in the I would say late 70s.

I think

you remember the actors more by meeting them in the room.

I certainly do.

Now it's just a blur of like, it's almost like it's become like commercial casting where you see like a thousand people in a day.

I'm exaggerating, obviously, but that's sort of what it's become to me.

And it's like, I don't like to do commercials.

So I don't want a movie to be like a commercial session.

Yeah, it used to be you'd pick somebody, and then you'd, when we were in New York, and we would then make these VHS copies, remember?

So just our final question now, where do you see Unified Access Manager heading in the next five to 10 years?

I think all the hitting on the head of the AI is a buzzword.

I mean, I think we're still working out how it's effective in, you know, our industry and how we can really use that to do things that aren't happening already.

And things like AI as an engine access is quite linear.

You know, there's a rule set of rules and you either have access to a door or you don't have access to a door.

So in that kind of respect, it's hard to fully integrate our AI, but I think more around the sort of software usability tools potentially, having AI sort of come in and be able to auto-generate, you know, from a request that you write, I want to add a door to the system, or I would like to run this report.

I think it has a lot of scope and potential in those kind of areas.

brilliant thank you so much both um so before we wrap up is there anything you'd like to add or any final thoughts for our listeners