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It sure did. I wasn't expecting to talk for a minute. Wow. Great. I am gathering some data points from, and putting them in a notebook, and I will try to share the notebook with you. You'll need to log in with your Google account to gain access to it, but it has multiple sources. And as I said, let's explain notebook early on. I think I've done it in the past, but let's do a refresher on it real quick. Notebook is a derivative AI system meaning having information inherently attached to it. You open up notebook LM and there's nothing there. It doesn't pull from the web. It doesn't pull real-time information. It doesn't do anything until you load it with what you want to load it with. They're called sources. You can load YouTube videos, websites, PDFs, markdown files or I could go down the list. Lots of things you can load into notebook LM. And then once you have that stuff loaded, that's the only thing it pulls from, period. Unless you add more to it. So for an example, we could load HR 5371, which is the House Resolution Bill that passed last night. We could load that into the government text of it, load it into NotebookLM, and then query that text itself. I use NotebookLM all day, every day, for work especially. The software that I run, the ERP software that I administrate, is so comprehensive, not even Oracle knows everything about it. Not one person. So I use Notebook LM all the time. If I've got to do something out of the normal operating procedures that I normally do, I mean, that's my first stop. I go find the documents I need, I load them up into Notebook LM, and then I teach myself. And then on top of that, Notebook LM also has a studio format on the right-hand side. You can create a podcast that you can interact with, yes, I said interact with. You can have it create a video, yes, an actual video. You can tell it what you want it to tell you. For an example, this is nothing to do with HR, say you wanted to build a deck for your house. You could theoretically load up a book about how to build decks into notebook LM, ask it to create a video, and it will give you a video. And you need to be specific about what you want to learn. me how to lay the foundations for my deck. Next thing you know, that video, podcasts, a report, a mind map. These are all different options in notebook LM that it can generate for you based off of that source. Notebook LM is, I'll be honest with you, it is the most valuable tool that I use every day. It's more valuable than chat GBT, Gemini, Perplexity, mainly because I I can put my data in it and then mine it. I don't have to sit there and read through the reads of the intro regs that ChatTBT or Gemini pull from. Take a quick break. Sorry, I figured this was a good time to talk about this since the list got so low and Darrell I figured might need a break or something. So notebook LM. So yeah, that's what I'm doing Gray. I am loading in between working and stuff. I'm loading a notebook LM up at some point this morning and I'm going to mess with it little bit that it's working like like it should and I'm just going to pull straight from the government website I mean just did the straight language that way there's no nothing extra in there if you will and and and and then you can query it I'll send you the link if it lets me and if not then I'll get with you and show you how to do it yourself it's very very very easy it's even easier than chat GPT to be honest well maybe not but it seems like it so that I I mean, let me tell you some of the use cases I use Notebook LM for. All-star and Echo Link radios. I built my own node from a Raspberry Pi. I know all the config files pretty good. I can do almost anything to an all-star Raspberry Pi node now. Why? Because I got the documentation off of their website, put it in the Notebook LM and I studied, It's not all bad. I mean I'm more mad about the the hemp law than anything no I'll tell you what I'll tell you what I'm pissed off about it's not even a hip law I mean great okay people smoke weed smoke weed if you don't know if you do anything illegal hide it I mean, it's not that big of a deal that but To pass it on a clean CR at the end of the day when nobody's going to notice it including Letting this eight Republican senators sue including putting in more protections for their cell phones in the future and there's more than that 22 provisions is what I've read some of them's good some of them's not all right well there's six minutes now KJ5 ILQ back to V01 UKZ