She wants to know what your favorite thing on the ship to do was.

On the ship.

Um, probably, like, going to the kids' club or just wandering.

I like both.

How come?

I feel like it splashed you more and there's a lot-- it was, like, longer, it felt.

Cool

... and, like, we got along so good because basically I talk 24/7, he talks 24/7, so when we go together we're like peanut butter and jelly.

Like, we talk so fast too.

... for a 12-year-old

...

but then when your breath feels good, see, like, okay, it's, it's minty, right? But then your breath feels good 'cause of the mint, so then you're like, "Well, this makes me feel like I'm eating toothpaste, so I want something that actually tastes sweet." So then you get that chocolate, right? And it just, it all works together.

All goes together.

That was the luck.

Okay.

So now she wants to use her bonus action and put some healing light.

Rue going to be in a different sh- form?

I think Rue would go in the form of a raven to-

Huzzah.

Um, yeah, Cowboys from Hell, obvious huge one, Megadeth, Painkiller, Seasons in the Abyss.

Um, I know that there's gonna be a point of contention coming up here, but Facelift by Alice in Chains, which I do assert is a heavy metal subgenre in grunge when we're talking about Alice in Chains and Soundgarden and sometimes Nirvana.

Pearl Jam, not so much.

Death, Spiritual Healing is a great fucking album.

Actually, that's the first Death album that I really love.

The two earlier ones are a little too gory for me.

Quinn, your thoughts on the heavy metal of 1991, of 1991, of 1991.

Oh, yeah.

I was the first person alive to go in it.

Yeah.

I honestly think that fucking Lindsay from Sam Palms is the only person to not bully me this trip.

What am I?

I know it's a word that has the letters I, C, B, T, Y in it.

Big city has all those letters in it, if you were to say big city.

What has a neck but no head, two arms, but no hands?

Yeah.

I wanna say a chair.

It doesn't really have a neck.

A couch.

Freckling tends to be genetic, so if your parents have freckles, you are most likely to have them as well.

So you're not born with them.

You get them from being in the sun?

Your ear's tiny.

Yeah.

I was thinking, like, the little pinky bones instead of, like, the...

I wasn't even thinking ear.

I could have totally just, like-

"I want, I want Quinn to be successful on this," and, you know, maybe, Quinn, you can chime in here on this, but, um, turn on your mic, and let's talk about that a little bit.

Yeah, I mean, it, it, very generous indeed, and without wanting something in return, and it was quiet.

You know, that's always the best kind.

You know, don't let your left hand know what your right hand's doing when it comes to giving those kind of things.

So Scott had that mentality for sure.

And yet, as we were going through kids' events or whatever, we're talking about scheduling and calendar issues, and we both had our tech issues, so there were real fixes within calendars, but we s- so we said, "Oh, let's start," and he was just blogging at the time.

And he goes: "Okay, well, I'll try and find some tech support." So he blogs out.

Yeah, I just wondered because he, you know, he talked often about being a hypnotist, but I didn't know if he ever did actually hypnotize the people that were around him.

This is Meredith's daughter again, Quinn.

But I think they have a harder time, like, being soft around each other.

Hmm.

When they get in disagreements, both of them just, like, harden up really quick.

Is it not because we're still in the foothills of it, that it hasn't been rolled out so fully yet?

My, my take on it is that will only climb.

I think human touch is needed to effectively use AI throughout the org.

And the second part of that is we're seeing most of our AI deployments in places where humans aren't presently right now.

There's really four areas, right? Revenue maximization, loss minimization, uh, operational efficiency, and then people.

And what we're seeing is that these AI humans are being deployed in places where humans aren't currently reached.

So it's increasing quality of service.

Not at all?