Yeah

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but it's been a very vocal, vocal portion of Facebook that has taken some stuff and ran with it, and that's just not reflective of the larger community.

Uh, and it's not reflective of, say, what a new player, uh, should expect getting into the community, seeing these, you know, 100 post... 100-comment post about all these various things that have happened this year.

Um, you know, Ryan, I know you were mentioning that newer player as well.

Right

... people to stop fanning the flames of, "Hey, you know, stop calling for these people's heads." Um, I, you know, unfortunately I, I've seen some threats of violence and some other things that are deeply concerning.

There, there are logical paths to reporting your suggestions, reporting these things directly to WizKids, and, uh, yell- yelling online, you know, helps nobody.

What's your take on this year?

yeah so it's 50 years of nadoc which is so exciting i think you know it's such a testament to all the people that for the last 50 years have made this possible um so and i think having treaty like you know living in victoria we're so lucky um i don't know if luck is the word but i i feel very grateful that we're making the steps that we're we're making towards um reconciliation and towards uh land rights and treaty and those sorts of things so yeah really exciting 50 years um i'm really excited to get to some local events and and see what's going on.

I know there's the Pride Block Party on the 9th from 3 to 6, I think, at Aunty Elma's Gathering Place.

But there's also some amazing rainbow mob running some activities.

I know on the 11th of July we've got Kitty Obsidian's Fetish Fantasy Ball, which is apparently going to be the cream of the crop in fetish galas.

And then there's also the Gunawara with Spiegel House on the 11th.

which will also be an amazing event celebrating First Nations culture and music and art.

Why is it so important?

I love

it.

We'll send it.

We've been literally writing the book on how you get these systems to actually make decisions within a truckload network.

And recently, over the last year, there's been this just – absolute surge of ai agents which are really exciting they have a lot of opportunity but they act more like you know a low-level person who you're just telling to do like hey make this call write this email do this thing and they rarely actually have like context on what they should be doing what is the objective that we're actually trying to solve for? What is that business's goal? What types of customers do we manage? When we talk about decision native and decision native agents, which is a key component of our new solution, we're able to deploy these really exciting agents that we're all able to leverage from, whether it's OpenAI or Anthropic, but we're able to leverage the OD intelligence that we've been investing in for the last seven or eight years to actually drive those agents to make decisions.

We need a load here.

We need to move this appointment.

What kind of improvements are you seeing in the utilization right now or profitability? And how quickly does a carrier realize this type of stuff? What does the pain process look like to get to that realization?