But I want to talk about AI specifically, how it's changing policing. What does that look like? Especially for you, um, being in the position you you're in, chief of police. I can tell you, you know, AI and law enforcement is growing rapidly, the use of it. And so, for my purposes as a chief, I I obviously I love it in the sense that the time that it allows officers to be out on their beat rather than doing things. So if you talk report writing right I'm looking at a program right now that is AI driven for bodywn cameras. So uh for our bodywn cameras if we have this program the officer can go and download his bodywn camera from the call he just went to the AI will essentially take that interaction and draft a report based on what you tell it as a cop. So you tell it like hey I was on a domestic violence call. It was call number whatever. Access my bodywn camera and give me a first draft report on that incident. And then AI spits it out in a couple of minutes. Here's your report. And then all you have to do is go in and proofread it, change some things, add some things, take out some things, whatever. Go down and say, "Yep, this information is true and correct." And there you go. It's crazy how much it's changing our game. And and then even on the uh the intel side to be able to um use AI and plug in say, "I want to know these things about the crime in my town. can you tell me about these things and frequency and blah blah blah, right? And it'll take a couple of minutes and all of a sudden it'll tell me, yeah, over the last 6 months, this has been your highest crime. Here's where your part one crimes are coming in. Here's where your part two crimes are coming in. Here's your more more active areas. Here's a map to go along with that to show you where you're active. I mean, it's just crazy the information you can get. So, from a policing standpoint, you would have to have multiple intel analysts putting all that data together. And now this program can do it in minutes. It's It's nuts. >> It's mind-blowing. >> Yeah, it is.