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Today, Jason breaks down what he loves about Claude Co-Work.

Oh, I thought it was like time for me to wrap.

Yeah.

About Claude Co-Work.

Okay.

Yeah, it'll be an interesting big story.

I'm Jason.

Break it down for me, Jason.

Actually, yes.

Well, you're Tom Merritt, by the way.

I am, by the way.

Okay, good.

I just wanted people to know that.

Let's get started with my very awkward rap in the big story.

All right. Kick a beat. Let's get. No, no, no, let's not do that anymore. There's been a lot of news during the past few months. It would get really weird. Let's be honest. That's a really good idea to

stop that. Yeah, yeah. We'll just go ahead and stop there. Last few months, lots of news about Claude Co-Work. And, you know, and especially on this show, we talked about how it's, you know, impacting software as a service products, or at least according to Wall Street, it seems, and maybe even just short-term impacts, that sort of thing.

But I've been using cowork now for a few. at least according to Wall Street, it seems, and maybe even just short-term impacts, that sort of thing.

But I've been using co-work now for a few weeks, probably like two and a half, almost three weeks now,

primarily on my MacBook Pro.

And I've been really getting to know how it works and what it's good for, at least in my kind of world. And I've been really liking it a lot. So I thought maybe we could just, you know, spend a top of the show kind of talking a little bit about co-work and what it is if you, you know, if you've heard it, but you're kind of wondering exactly like what makes it different, that sort of stuff. So yeah, so let's dive in. Maybe I can convince Tom to, to check

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