At that point, you're probably using like 6 or 7% of what AI is doing, and until you move into a command line, which is like Claude's desktop app, Claude Code, at that point you've got access to 100% of AI, and then it's about the structure-

structure-... that you stack on top of it, right? Like, how do you architect the AI solution for a company, right? Do you have a brain? Do you have everything connected to that brain? Do you have a way to dump the data out of the brain from the data that comes in from your CRMs? And so that's, at that point you're like on the advanced tier of AI.

But the amazing thing is if you just describe that to Claude in literally plain English and wait for it to give you a response, it'll tell you exactly how to do that, and like you can just like...

It'll give you like step-by-step instructions, like, "Click this button, go to this URL.

If you don't know where to go once you're at that URL, copy and paste, take a screenshot, upload it to Claude." It'll be like, "Okay, click on that thing." So that's the amazing part of AI.

It's like knowledge is basically free at this point.

It's 20 bucks a month, and if you use a lot then it's 100, then it's 200.

Okay