As you look ahead, what features or capabilities are highest on your list for the next stage of Run My Show's development?

50:10I've thought about StreamYard. I've thought about other platforms. I haven't built the native integrations for those, and I'd like to. I'd like for other people to be able to, I want other people to be able to make this their own. So that, that I think is, is next on, on, on, on my list. And, you know, I'd, I'd love for folks to jump in. It's in beta right now. I don't know if it'll ever come out of beta. I'm, I'm not sure.

50:42But if, if, you know, if someone, I found it useful, if other people find it useful, jump on into the beta play around with it i can't see any of your data i don't have access to any of your shows or anything like that it's it's entirely yours so come on in play around david if people want to talk to you about it ideas just thoughts back and forth what's the best way for

51:06them to reach out and engage with you uh discord uh email um any of those i actually do have a discord for run my show it's a very quiet discord because i'm the only one in it because i haven't you get in any arguments that's the question i argue with myself all the time yeah hit me up in discord um or um or just go to run my dot show probably my email is somewhere there you can pop

51:34me an email uh when you sign up for the beta it sends me an email and and i'm i'll reach out and Happy to engage. And if there are things that you would find helpful, please let me know. Codex and I will shack up one weekend and work on it for you. One more out of the blue question. What's been your biggest surprise in doing this project?

52:02I continue to be amazed at the AI tools that we have that can help us do this. It's brilliant. it. It really, it really is. You know, this is, this is, this has been a side project. I have another app that I built for the school I mentioned before. It is far more complex. I have hundreds of users using it every day. It tracks attendance, it's chat, it's, I mean, it's,

52:39there's so much going on and somehow it's all working. And it took a ridiculous amount of time and more tokens than I care to think about. But the fact that I was able, that anyone is able to dream of something and make it a reality. You know, we did a show. I don't know if you were on it, Bill. We did a show a while back about the future of software and how SaaS, software as a service is really, it's going to be facing a challenging time because we can all create our own tools now.

53:22I don't need to pay someone for my school tool or for my rundown tool or I can make it myself. And having the tools at our disposal to do that, that just blows. It really does. It really blows my mind. Certainly living in interesting times. And I know you feel this way. Something like this would have been utterly impossible 15 years ago.

53:51No one had the expectation. Nine months ago. Yeah, that's true. As a non-coder, you would be able to create code-based things that actually function. got out into the world and helped people do their jobs like this, it's just not even a question. It's just fascinating. And, Bill, because there are real coders, real developers who may watch this, I just want to say I'm not you.

54:19I have so much respect for the work that developers and coders do. I don't ever want to pretend that I'm something that I'm not. And I certainly also don't want to suggest that these AI tools are taking the – they may be, but I don't want to suggest that. It is such an art. It is such an art to be able to do this.