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The way you search with Google, it's a little bit like playing baseball. You like step up on the home plate and you. Go to hit it a lot. Fold this veers. You're not. No, no, that wasn't what I was looking for. Now that was on a good hit. Let's try again. You step up and then bang, hit it again and you're like, yeah, getting closer. Now let's go back to the home plate again, face the next pitch and then bang, hit it again and we were laughing as we're talking about it. I go, you know what Atlas is a little bit like playing golf. It's a little different. Stand over it. You know, like you hit it. I never eat it down the fairway. This one goes down the fairway. Yeah, it's pretty close. And then you walk U to the ball. It's a little bit of a journey when you're using Atlas. So you walk up to the ball and you grab your next club and you go ohh, pretty close. I reckon we can just keep refining this. It's like having caddy with you and you hit it again and I'm dreaming clearly that it's landing near the pin. But the idea is with Atlas. You can't it. Search and then you refine your search and then you keep going yes sort of close, but I was thinking more like this and then it keeps going and even when you log into things so like I logged into Zapier and I was trying to build this automation and I was like I'm stuck. I don't know how to do this and it like steps in like it's guiding you. It's I've had fun trialing it against comet and I've enjoyed navigating and finding things and fine tuning searches. I just think it's a better experience. It's more like playing golf like. That people like golf feel like you just keep, it's a journey and you just feel a little more like you kind of keep going. And at the moment there are no ads. So it's cool. I like it. I think it's really good. It's golf versus baseball out of the park.