What did you put, Ryan? Did you just put Etihad?

Uh, I put Glasgow 'cause I wanna go to the first one ideally.

Uh, or Noel's 60th either way if we get one of those, but the first one would be good obviously set list wise.

Then I put Etihad more thinking that m- my son's probably gonna wanna go with a gang of mates at some point, so help them get some.

And then I did put Knebworth, but I'm kinda thinking I shouldn't have put a third choice.

I kinda panicked a bit, um, so I probably would've left that off ideally, but, uh, we'll just see what happens.

They did

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Absolutely.

[laughs] Exactly.

[singing] Say what's wrong and what's right.

Do you still feel like me? Sit down here and we shall see.

We can talk and find common ground.

We can just forget about feeling down.

Oh, I fucked that right up.

Then what have we got? So I suppose then that's sort of 2007-y time, so we would then probably go to, um, the end of Oasis, don't we?

yeah

made it very easy for me to get cardiff as well as my yeah my son got one of the random ballot ones he was looked but i'd got the you are a loyal fan email from whatever it is where people think sharing your Spotify with Oasis Miner or whether they're tracking what you buy.

I wouldn't say I bought a lot from their store, but I do buy, but I'm pretty sure it's sharing your Spotify that, that two years ago, whenever they actually did that.

But yeah, I got that email saying you have been invited to the Manchester premiere.

So we didn't, they hadn't released anything about when the premiere is going to be.

They said it was Friday, the 11th, September that it was going to be.

Eventually, we started to see listings for the 9th at the cinemas around because a lot of us kept checking.

But anyway, what's your thoughts on it?

Have you guys had any tools like that or have these like improvements in efficiency led to better communication for you?

Yeah, we need to lean into that.

And yes, we've dabbled in that area for sure.

Care coordination, connecting the radiologists to the physicians that are depending on us.

I think there's a latent anxiety among radiologists that, As the technology becomes more powerful, the human radiologist might regress from the care loop.

And I think that's one of the, you know, let's call it controversial conversations or crises even in the specialty.

What does it mean to be an AI-empowered radiologist? Well, to the extent that AI can bring radiologists more context, meaning the patient history, their labs, their prior imaging reports, more context than we've ever had at our fingertips before, and can connect us more closely than ever before and more quickly than ever before to the physicians that order the exams, we're not regressing from the loop.

So can you tell me about like what exactly a platform is and what you guys are doing over there that's a little bit different than what we've been doing so far traditionally?

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