Yeah.

But I think you said several things there.

It is a tool, and it's a tool that is, in fact, in its early days.

So I've given a presentation on various occasions about sort of the transition from the computing age to the digital age.

And in that presentation, one of the things I share early on is a reminder that, that were in the early days of all this, truly in the early days.

And as an example, I use a photograph of the ENIAC computer.

And those who know what that is, that's one of the first true computers of the late 1940s that was used for ballistics calculations by the U.S. military.

So the last question I always like to ask is, when you go back to Bloomington and you're talking to those Kelly students, What kind of advice are you going to give them about the industry, about the opportunities, just the advice for being a consultant of the future?