It's Not Because We Don't.

Bye. Go home. Oh, God.
All I did was step out of the car, then step back into the car. That's all. Well, what you need to do is you need to make somebody a co-host.

I usually do, but I got so carried away with just yakking. And Slazi and I were both yelling at you, make one of us co-hosts before it crashes. And then, like, boom.

Actually, I had sent out an invite first to you. Oh, I didn't even see one. I didn't see it.
And anyway. Yes. But now this has been.

Yeah, it was very weird thing. I don't know. Like I said, I stepped out of the car, stepped right in.
You can't just say, oh, I want you to write me a love poem on such and such. It's going to give you something, but let's be honest, it's probably going to be shallow garbage. Go buy a Hallmark card if you want to do that.

And, of course, you understand, you as a writer, right, because you are putting your own words. You understand when something, in your own right, I'm not saying like somebody that writes, I've written all my life, but you guys are like poetry, like pure poetry. I write poetry, but mine are more like as in story, more like prose.

So it's like, of course, you would understand it if somebody used AI, okay? Am I right? Just say yes or no. Would you understand if somebody wrote? Yeah, probably. I will say probably, yeah.

I'm not talking in the grammar sense, but we can see when it's AI, when it's not, right? Well, obviously, people can't, because if they're looking at my poetry as being AI, because I use dashes, then they can't recognize it. Yeah, but somebody that is dumb, not going to recognize the storytelling within the poetry that is coming from the human, then it's on them, like I would, right? But what I'm saying is, I am not against AI as like sunset, as a thing. I mean, it's like even I've discussed this ages ago, even when we were like, we're trying to know AI, and it's not because we don't.