Yeah

... and, like, much more advanced.

And it's ...

I do a lot of, like, our rendering, and going from having to spend, like, a week leading up to a presentation to get, like, every single, you know, view rendered out and everything perfect.

Now it's like maybe one or two primary views get a little bit more human touch, and then we can crank out different concepts so much faster.

And it really does the job-

Yep.

Kinda jumping off of Katie and Kayla's response, I, I also feel like, I think it's maybe what I believe and also what I hope for, but it's, um, like the combination of sort of the design styles that are prevalent right now, and then also what's being taught in school with like BIM.

Joey had mentioned programming, the programming that you've done.

I work with the clients installing and programming, you know, uh, working with them and them highlighting, you know, the, the hotspots in the vineyard as well.

My main focus is usually, you know, covering the, the airspace and try to, trying doing, uh, longer points so that we can cover acreage faster.

I'm focusing on the perimeter.Shooting all the perimeter first, making sure that air- airspace is covered, and then I'll usually do like a zigzag in the middle that goes in and out to try to get 'em out of the middle if they are in the middle.

And then we also, um, focus on if you have a, a tree line, you know, or, or a fence line where the birds are hanging out, if the, if the terrain allows us, you know, we'll kinda shoot the tree line or shoot...

If there's a power line that's hanging kinda low in the area and we have a hill in the back, you know, to, to cover the laser, um, we'll hit the, we'll hit the power line as well.

But the majority is doing a, a perimeter so they don't fall, you know, into the vineyard, 'cause, you know, when, when we see it during the day we see the, the green spot, you know? And, and you can only see the green spot if, if it lands in your feet.

So, uh, Paul, how do you actually install these things?

to the rest of the patrons so we had one of the individuals who is a leader of the group paul ramirez along with amy reichert who is an investigative journalist from down in those parts and i want you to hear their conversation

All right, Paul, take us through the story.

What happened here? Well, it's not the first time it's happened.

And thank you again so much for having me on, Todd.

You know, Gay Inc., what we call groups and NGOs like NRC or others, will have created a successful narrative of painting Trump as the bad guy.

And we all know he isn't.

A lot of Catholic Republicans happen to be in San Diego for the GOP state convention.

You know, again, Paul, when you see what happened here with you and the log cabin Republicans, what does that really tell you about the divide in this country, and especially when it comes to gay Republicans, who you guys are getting it from everybody?

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Hell yeah.

I just graduated high school about a year ago today, and I found out on the news that my old high school teacher, he got arrested for trading As in exchange for sex, which wasn't news to me because I was a straight-A student back in high school.

[laughing]

High school was weird for me.

I went to high school during the era of school shootings, you know? And my school came up with a program to prevent school shootings.

My school came up with a program where we'd be nice to the kid who we thought was most likely to shoot up the school, you know?