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How sustainable do you believe this AI concierge model is long-term? I'm not talking maybe your exact version of it, because you could literally spin off AI concierge and create any sort of version of this that you want to, right? I have a smaller version than you.

I have a few clients on that plan.

Most of mine are marketing clients on my agency side, so I haven't put too much effort in the AI concierge.

But how sustainable is this for your average person, let's say, to take what I'm doing or what you're doing, spin up their own version of AI concierge.

Like what can they expect in terms of longevity if they keep at it?

Yeah.

So, I mean, that's a great question.

So I think there's a couple of ways you can go about it.

Right.

So we can talk about like how much time does it take to actually fulfill and like how many clients can you reasonably sustain? And the other end of the spectrum is and I get this question all the time is like, well, hey, you know, why is someone going to pay you when, you know, three months from now or six months from now, Claude is going to be so smart that people can just talk to Claude and they can just solve the problem for them

right now if they wanted to.

The models are good enough.

Exactly.

And, you know, the the argument that I always go back to is like, well, look, you know, nowadays somebody can build a Web site in 10 minutes using cloud that looks better than any Web site you could build 10 years ago that would have cost you ten thousand dollars.

The reason is people still don't do it.

People still pay for websites in 2026.

People still pay for, name any service that you thought was gonna go extinct 20 years ago, there's still consultants who consult on it at a high level in 2026.

And a lot of this is an education gap, if we're being honest here.

Yeah.

The bottom line is there's an education gap and there's always going to be people that are willing to pay for consulting in areas that are outside their expertise.

So, you know, that's one of the points that I always make is like, look, even five years from now, when AI is literally 10,000 times better than it is today.

and you can do anything with it just by talking to it, five years from now, there's still gonna be the guy that runs a manufacturing shop, for example, that is so good at his manufacturing role, has zero interest ever in talking to AI or in learning it himself, and would so much rather throw money at the problem to have someone like me or you come in, tell him what to do, help him implement it, and show him the way, he would rather do that 10 times out of 10.

And he's willing to pay good money for it.

And that's always going to

be the case.