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[2274.06 --> 2275.46] We were for a long time.
[2276.28 --> 2276.84] Okay, yes.
[2276.96 --> 2277.36] But, yeah.
[2277.50 --> 2278.84] That was never the plan, though.
[2278.88 --> 2279.04] Yeah.
[2279.20 --> 2282.80] And, well, that initial call video, we already had one person.
[2283.26 --> 2284.50] So, we were going up from there.
[2284.56 --> 2284.86] But, yeah.
[2285.88 --> 2287.80] We're doing pretty well right now.
[2287.84 --> 2288.60] We're pushing forward.
[2288.98 --> 2293.94] Right now, though, we're in a situation where we're doing a lot of reacting.
[2293.94 --> 2297.92] So, I want to increase the team size a little bit so we can push forward.
[2298.44 --> 2300.26] Because we're reacting to some bugs.
[2300.38 --> 2301.16] We're fixing some things.
[2301.24 --> 2302.78] We're doing some user suggestions and stuff.
[2302.86 --> 2304.84] But, I want to keep pushing forward with the mainline stuff.
[2305.20 --> 2305.32] Yeah.
[2305.54 --> 2306.64] We've got a really good roadmap.
[2307.02 --> 2311.54] We just need to make sure we don't fall into that trap where we've got a great roadmap
[2311.54 --> 2313.60] that we never end up working on.
[2313.60 --> 2315.08] And, we do keep feature creeping.
[2315.18 --> 2316.46] Basically, everything feature creeps.
[2316.58 --> 2318.02] And, our stuff is feature creeping as well.
[2318.02 --> 2321.06] But, yeah.
[2321.70 --> 2322.26] Cool.
[2322.98 --> 2323.28] Oh, yeah.
[2323.36 --> 2329.36] Being from Canada or being from the States with a related degree is quite important.
[2329.50 --> 2330.82] Because, I want to move you here.
[2331.72 --> 2331.90] Yeah.
[2332.10 --> 2332.80] So, remote work?
[2333.06 --> 2333.36] No.
[2333.98 --> 2336.10] Remote work for three months?
[2336.42 --> 2336.80] Yes.
[2339.08 --> 2340.26] While you're on probation?
[2340.64 --> 2340.98] Cool.
[2341.56 --> 2342.36] Once you're off probation?
[2342.94 --> 2343.26] No.
[2343.50 --> 2343.88] Come here.
[2343.98 --> 2344.56] Get on a plane.
[2344.92 --> 2345.08] Yeah.
[2346.08 --> 2346.80] All right.
[2346.80 --> 2349.94] Why don't we talk about some actual news that's in the actual doc?
[2350.50 --> 2352.86] This was posted by Master Disaster on the forum.
[2353.68 --> 2356.26] And, the original article here is from TechCrunch.
[2356.96 --> 2361.46] Flippy, the robot hamburger chef, goes to work.
[2361.46 --> 2365.26] So, this is one year after announcing a partnership with Calaburger.
[2365.82 --> 2370.86] And, Miso Robotics' resident chef graduated to Hamburger University.
[2371.42 --> 2374.82] And, started flipping burgers in an actual restaurant.
[2374.82 --> 2380.68] So, this is an AI-enabled burger flipping robot arm thing.
[2380.78 --> 2385.46] It uses thermal imaging and image recognition to tell which burgers need flipping.
[2385.92 --> 2388.02] It can handle 12 burgers at a time.
[2388.56 --> 2390.28] And, it's not 100% independent.
[2390.50 --> 2393.34] The worker has to bring in patties and take the cooked ones away.
[2393.74 --> 2394.60] Apply cheese.
[2394.76 --> 2395.70] Assemble sandwiches.
[2395.70 --> 2397.46] Actually, it doesn't sound that useful at all at that point.
[2397.46 --> 2398.52] I think it's not that great.
[2398.94 --> 2404.44] But, the idea was that for your $60,000 per flippy each.
[2404.66 --> 2404.80] Yeah.
[2405.44 --> 2409.60] And, your 20% annual recurring maintenance fee.
[2409.74 --> 2410.86] So, 12 grand a year.
[2411.26 --> 2414.10] You would get more functionality down the road.
[2414.20 --> 2418.66] Like, the ability to chop, deep fry, grill, or add seasoning and cheese to patties.
[2418.66 --> 2422.32] What drives me nuts is how can it not refill the patty selection?
[2427.28 --> 2427.88] Like, what?
[2427.88 --> 2428.00] I don't know.
[2428.66 --> 2434.56] Like, even if workers had to bring, like, stacks of patties separated by paper, whatever, whatever, I don't know.
[2435.04 --> 2435.94] And, just, like, put it.
[2435.94 --> 2436.30] Like, load them into a thing?
[2436.38 --> 2436.56] Yeah.
[2436.72 --> 2438.24] You'd think they'd have a burger hopper.
[2438.38 --> 2438.60] Yeah.
[2438.68 --> 2438.90] You know?
[2439.04 --> 2439.24] Yeah.
[2439.24 --> 2441.92] So, it was designed to make up for the cost.
[2442.04 --> 2448.00] With decreased wait times, better consistency, decreased food waste, and then, obviously, eventually, a reduction in staff.
[2449.78 --> 2450.60] But, wait.
[2451.22 --> 2452.04] There's more.
[2452.04 --> 2454.04] The original article from BBC.com.
[2455.42 --> 2460.22] Burger flipping robot taken offline after one day on the job.
[2460.32 --> 2468.82] Yes, the burger flipping robot lasted exactly as long as that stoner guy that I hired when I was running my painting business.
[2469.24 --> 2471.82] Oh, I thought you meant...
[2471.82 --> 2472.14] All right.
[2472.42 --> 2473.02] One day.
[2474.12 --> 2475.64] No, this guy was hilarious.
[2476.02 --> 2477.70] So was the other one that I'm talking about.
[2477.78 --> 2478.08] But, yes.
[2478.12 --> 2478.96] This one was more hilarious.
[2479.06 --> 2479.64] Okay, get this.
[2480.38 --> 2480.56] Okay.
[2482.70 --> 2488.28] So, one of the most time-consuming aspects of painting is ladder movements.
[2488.72 --> 2489.06] Okay.
[2489.46 --> 2491.92] Getting up and down the ladder, moving the ladder.
[2491.92 --> 2492.34] Shuffing it over.
[2493.52 --> 2496.74] Getting your bucket and your paint back together and getting up.
[2496.82 --> 2496.98] Okay.
[2496.98 --> 2499.60] That's one of the things that takes the most amount of time.
[2500.22 --> 2503.94] So, when I see someone, instead of putting...
[2503.94 --> 2508.44] So, instead of putting the ladder close to the wall and using your whole wingspan, both hands,
[2508.88 --> 2515.60] when I see someone putting a ladder four feet away from the wall, leaning in like this,