Hello, for the lower double capitals. Hope you're well. I am back with my good buddy, Chris Martinson, and my friend, we have a lot to talk about. So many people are thinking about AI, but they might be thinking about it the wrong way.

You want to go into your presentation from Limitless? It totally blew me away, by the way.

Oh, thanks.

Yeah, I'm, you know, me.

I'm an inveterate sort of a resource guy, and I like to just see where the numbers take

me.

AI has been absolutely explosively eating into obviously energy demand.

We know that, right?

Some of these data centers, George, they say two to five gigawatts.

I mean, just to put that into perspective, Denver is a one gigawatt city.

Yeah, but I don't know that a lot of people know that, Chris.

I think you know that because you pay attention to energy and how that is the economy.

But I don't know that the average Joe and Jane knows anything more than, oh, hey, this

chat GPT thing is really cool. I can kind of ask it a question, and it gives me a pretty good

answer. Yeah. All right. So, I mean, what is AI? It's a bunch of computer chips. If you've ever had

a desktop computer or something, you know, it's got all those cooling fans and you can feel it just radiating all this heat, right? And that's if it's just got, you know, one single GPU chip in there. You know, these H-100, H-200, NVIDIA chip sets that's, you know, taken over the world. These things, George, it's like having each one of those would be like having a couple

hundred computers all at once on your desk, right?

So these things are energy pigs.

They just take electricity, they turn it into heat and cute pictures of cats on skates.

You know, that's that's the whole thing.

Right, but it's not just energy it's also water and

i had thought through the energy component to a certain extent prior to watching your

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