[9:21] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Déjame prender la luz, me puedes prender la luz ahí, por favor, las dos eso. Gracias mucho mejor. Y listo?
[9:59] Diego Esparza: O sea, que le vas a decir.
[10:02] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: no, dejarlo primero que Dejamos que cuente y después vemos si lo traigo a colación.
[10:27] Diego Esparza: en tu
[10:31] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: vamos al idioma esto en inglés
[10:33] Diego Esparza: U
[10:43] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No cambia.
[10:43] Diego Esparza: English.
[11:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Messenger. A la cientos, Mia gusto. Eh? No problem.
[11:24] Diego Esparza: The transcript that is? Done right now is really funny. Because he was talking in Spanish.
[11:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Boy mentir un sueño. Why? Comitánto.
[11:51] Diego Esparza: Me too.
[11:58] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ok.
[12:08] Diego Esparza: Uh-Huh!
[12:10] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hi, ian.
[12:11] Diego Esparza: Hi, ian.
[12:12] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, hi guys.
[12:13] Diego Esparza: How you going?
[12:13] Ian Alleyne: Oh, hi, hi.
[12:13] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: How are you?
[12:15] Ian Alleyne: I'm good, and you.
[12:17] Diego Esparza: Oh, good.
[12:18] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hello! Okay, here, you know?
[12:19] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[12:21] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: It's kind of low hold on.
[12:22] Diego Esparza: Oh yeah. No, it was kind of far because he was moving around, I think.
[12:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[12:29] Diego Esparza: How you going? Ian, oh, good.
[12:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hello!
[12:31] Ian Alleyne: I'm good. What about you, Diego?
[12:33] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, here, you know?
[12:33] Diego Esparza: We're good, we're good.
[12:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yes, okay. Sorry.
[12:46] Diego Esparza: What was it?
[12:46] Ian Alleyne: I said long time. What have you guys been up to?
[12:47] Diego Esparza: Long time look.
[12:48] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yes, long time long time. We had to recap. No, I was talking to Diego about that, um. We've been disconnected for a while. I mean, we've been working on in inner processes.
[13:03] Ian Alleyne: Sorry about that.
[13:03] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[13:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And that I noticed disconnected as from you as well. Sorry about that, so I do want to recap. Uh, see what's up. We have.
[13:17] Ian Alleyne: I am very disappointed.
[13:17] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Something. I did notice that I am very disappointed on myself. Is that I do have a bunch of work that has been done, and we haven't published it. So right now, I'm working to fix. That is, I hear myself twice.
[13:23] Ian Alleyne: Options for right now. I'm working with face, set myself.
[13:23] Diego Esparza: Double, right?
[13:24] Ian Alleyne: Level, right? Right now.
[13:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um, yeah, so the plan is to publish everything that is in the backlog right now. Um, yeah, we have plenty, and if most of it because I did share the the things with you.
[13:41] Ian Alleyne: Um, if? Thanks with you.
[13:42] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: You know, the monthly drop for last month? Did you have any changes for it?
[13:50] Diego Esparza: Exactly!
[13:51] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I mean, you didn't say anything.
[13:53] Ian Alleyne: You have any changes to yours, uh? Trust me, hello.
[14:04] Diego Esparza: Pablo Pablo.
[14:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, you hear me.
[14:10] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, all right.
[14:12] Diego Esparza: Yeah, yeah, you just kind of dragged out.
[14:16] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, now I just passed the again on Signal.
[14:18] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, and just yeah.
[14:19] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I could share it here, too. Hold on.
[14:22] Ian Alleyne: I'm sure here.
[14:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Show my screen, you said? Have you seen my screen?
[14:39] Diego Esparza: Yep.
[14:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah. Oh wait, I have to open it in an incognito tab. Um, just. Newsletter loads section.
[15:01] Diego Esparza: The cache.
[15:12] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They take a bit of time to load because these are high resolution images.
[15:12] Ian Alleyne: Because it's a high.
[15:15] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And I think it's because I'm also sure.
[15:19] Ian Alleyne: How's your interaction with Island Finance?
[15:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, we have to post some of those contents still, because the last thing that they gave us, we made the changes they were approved. I noticed that. I think two of the carousels weren't posted. Um, let me post those and and get back to you and see what the response on those is, like, in the meantime, with the response on the previous ones.
[15:45] Diego Esparza: We could do a collab post with.
[15:54] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Damn, it's taking too long to load. Okay, here's the first Carousel. Wait, let it load.
[16:17] Diego Esparza: There you go.
[16:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: It had 103 organic views. From 49 viewers.
[16:34] Diego Esparza: Okay.
[16:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: 90% from followers and 9% 9.7% is from non-followers. That's on one of them. Can you see the other one? This one has 162 views. From 72 viewers, so people are watching approximately twice the the content, the carousel.
[16:59] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[16:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Three saves. Oh, that's nice. Some people are saving the the carousels. This one has been saved three times. This one one and it was reposted. Interesting. Who's this? Picnic, perfect love, you know them?
[17:21] Ian Alleyne: Picnic.
[17:27] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, Merchant.
[17:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They, they are paywise users.
[17:32] Diego Esparza: Okay. Merchant.
[17:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Merchant. Okay, nice. Yeah, they were really interested in. They post about. And you left house. You stood in the line you handed over cash. You got a receipt. You lose anyway. Open payway. So, like, you build okay, bill payments.
[17:50] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[17:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Faster than your bank. Okay, nice. Yep, um, I think they loaded. Yeah, they they loaded, right? So this is. This one was posted already. Sorry. As you can see, I used the photos you sent me, but. That, like I faked it, I? Improve them a little bit with AI.
[18:11] Ian Alleyne: All right, okay?
[18:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: But they remain being the same. Um.
[18:15] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[18:18] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, it looks like a real place in Trinidad. Your Pharmacy. Your Pharmacy already has the trust pay always puts the bill payments sign sign on it. Uh, sorry. They always puts the bill payment sign on it. Customer pay bills. They also buy from you. Become an agent. The sign is already outside.
[18:41] Ian Alleyne: Besides already outside. Agent. That's the build icons.
[18:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Become an agent, and this is with the bill icons. Now, I think about it, we could. We could add. Island Finance 2. No stress, no lying. No long line.
[18:54] Diego Esparza: I could. I could make that change though. Yeah, that one hasn't been posted.
[18:54] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Man, your new research. Uh, two dollars. Every time someone pays a bill, this is like the commission they get. This is also for agents.
[18:59] Ian Alleyne: A long line. I feel I could make a chance.
[19:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Three percent on Digicel and B mobile top-ups.
[19:11] Ian Alleyne: 10% of this?
[19:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Take this one down.
[19:11] Diego Esparza: No, it's not, it's not. It's not even posted yet.
[19:12] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, that's all right. It's, it's not post, it's not posted yet. Uh, how come, though I wanna I would like to know so I could make the?
[19:19] Ian Alleyne: Not because, um, what is happening, is, um, so we have our relationship with. Practically only result of four top-ups. Okay.
[19:30] Diego Esparza: Okay.
[19:30] Ian Alleyne: And so they control the model. Okay, so we have a relationship with it, and we get preferential rates. Um, so they've been offering persons let's say, 2%, 2.5%, Etc. So, what I don't want is because seeing that? Switching from them to us to getting iree.
[20:02] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[20:03] Ian Alleyne: Okay, now if we go out and we speak to agents directly and we tell them that more than one, that's okay, but that's it. Advertise it like this. We had a similar situation like that in the past, where? Um, because a bit of? From consternation. Okay.
[20:11] Diego Esparza: Okay, we'll rephrase this one.
[20:14] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[20:19] Diego Esparza: Say something else?
[20:21] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Free setup. No horror stuff. Training included, becoming I'll no, you know what Diego let's?
[20:31] Diego Esparza: Aha!
[20:32] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, and if it's okay with you, can I remove these two images from the post and simply post this one image as a single post because I think it it applies? Free setup. No Hardware stop training included. Become an agent.
[20:36] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[20:42] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Sorry, sir.
[20:44] Ian Alleyne: Home, August 2, the first and the last.
[20:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ah, okay, even better. Yeah, I I, I was, I thought about that, too.
[20:48] Diego Esparza: Ah, okay.
[20:51] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, let's.
[20:56] Diego Esparza: It's, it's. It's been taken.
[20:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Dale. Can you make the note please Carousel 3 image two?
[20:57] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[20:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Remove. Yeah, yeah, it's a good thing. Yeah, we, we, I'll. Give us like two, three weeks, and we're gonna show you something new with agents that we could set up for payways.
[21:11] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[21:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I'm thinking now we could do all the tech support, even the what you saw, like what we we've always talked about, that you sometimes have to manually see the PDF and make sure it's good and then upload it.
[21:14] Ian Alleyne: Can I show you something new? Even.
[21:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um, we're with Diego. We've been playing a lot with, uh, agents. We, we have.
[21:39] Ian Alleyne: We have this PC radio.
[21:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, we have each of us have our agent. We have this PC right here, which is a OPC and we just installed Hermes on it. Locally.
[21:44] Diego Esparza: No, yeah, located.
[21:49] Ian Alleyne: Locally, no sorry.
[21:51] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[21:51] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No, sorry. What is it the on the VPS we have the agents? No, but it's on the VPS where we have the agent and we have everything installed in this computer and the agent controls that computer and is doing a bunch of our tasks. Um. One of the issues that we've had is that? Still deciding what is, what should the human do, and what should the agent do because?
[22:04] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[22:10] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: One thing that I one of the issues that we had is with posing is that I want the human to post because I think it's that it's important because it's like the last. Verification step, like what we're doing right now, exactly like the agent would not have thought what you just told me about removing this image, right?
[22:19] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[22:27] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So right now. We think instead of having we were thinking of doing an agent do this job, but then the agent, the agent. Have this this, um, how do you say they won't think like that?
[22:38] Diego Esparza: The the. Yeah, the.
[22:40] Ian Alleyne: Context of the context.
[22:41] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They don't have. Exactly. They don't have this context.
[22:44] Diego Esparza: The criteria.
[22:46] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, put on the context.
[22:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, yeah, let me give us two three weeks, because actually, that's. We are. We saw the agents package for our clients. But for you, we want to give you an agent. Now, the thing is that these agents, obviously. So, they work properly for you. They, you need to give it access to even your Gmail if you want, right? So, the idea is to install it on on a computer that belongs to you, right? Something that is?
[23:13] Diego Esparza: Locally that you can control it, and it's nowhere else.
[23:16] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Actually, sad. We don't have the data or anything, only you have the data.
[23:19] Ian Alleyne: That's the problem. I have a computer here, um. We've got all computer.
[23:24] Diego Esparza: That it works. We can install Linux on it.
[23:28] Ian Alleyne: Melissa said, it wasn't what I started it.
[23:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ezuda.
[23:31] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[23:33] Ian Alleyne: Good, good, good, excellent, excellent, excellent.
[23:38] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, I'll let you know. I'll probably need you to put any desk or something just that. I could do one remote connection once, and then we solve everything we put it on telegram or signal, and you could do it from the look.
[23:43] Diego Esparza: You're probably gonna like signal mode.
[23:45] Ian Alleyne: Next month. What I would like, also, is that we have a lot of email addresses.
[23:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: You're!
[23:50] Ian Alleyne: Um.
[24:11] Ian Alleyne: There are different messages coming from. Surprisingly, phras opening up would send out different modifications and sometimes one modifications. Don't go to one of the address. Okay, so having that, let's say, to consolidate and look at these different email addresses. Highlight things that may be of importance to us.
[24:18] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[24:19] Diego Esparza: Okay, so basically it should do like a script for you.
[24:24] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yeah.
[24:28] Diego Esparza: Assort them and sort them.
[24:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And sort them, maybe sort them by a priority. Well, that's exactly what what we are doing for. One of the declines, like what he wanted was an inbox agent like to sort through the all the emails that he get and classifying many four. What's protect support, what is for promotions, or or upsells?
[24:43] Diego Esparza: Sales. Never sense.
[25:02] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: What it's from an existing client, and what it's a complaint. I think it's four categories and the agent, so one one important criteria is that the agent only reads and prepares traps ever since right, but you can approve the the sending.
[25:03] Ian Alleyne: One thing I wanted.
[25:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Obviously, you could just like, give it put YOLO mode and do his thing and and send on your behalf.
[25:09] Diego Esparza: Yo Lomo!
[25:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: But it's, I don't recommend that.
[25:17] Ian Alleyne: What one thing, one thing, what I want, okay, an agent to do now? I hate immigrants. Yeah, because it can get very long.
[25:24] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[25:25] Diego Esparza: You hate. What? Sorry.
[25:27] Ian Alleyne: Email threads.
[25:29] Diego Esparza: Ah, email threats.
[25:34] Ian Alleyne: Because it can get very low and sometimes like, right now, I have one where it's.
[25:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: That, of course.
[25:58] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[26:09] Ian Alleyne: Six, six person, six, seven persons okay, and sometimes two persons. Two or three persons may be dealing with another matter, but in dealing with it in emails. When okay, and this is about 4050 emails, I'm talking about. Okay, so it gets very difficult to find your subject matter and all of that. I would like an agent to pass all of these things out, I said. Okay, all these email email address in your thread. These emails between to this, these emails, and all these people. And so, if I go in there, okay, I go to what I want to look at.
[26:16] Diego Esparza: Okay, that I like, I like that, too. I think that's great. That's some great use, and I haven't thought of that. Like, I never had that issue, so.
[26:19] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I like that.
[26:24] Ian Alleyne: Yeah. I mean, they help me again, especially if.
[26:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: It's a very specific issue. Yeah.
[26:30] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[26:31] Ian Alleyne: Yeah. I mean, I find it a lot. Let's say you can deal with the external teams. Okay. So, for example, you. To me, this legal team, this team we wanted by the system, say go through some steps, you know, you negotiate, we have discussions. Some technical issue, technical people jumping, asking some questions. It then balloons. Into.
[27:11] Diego Esparza: Uh-Huh! Okay. It's Madness.
[27:22] Ian Alleyne: Okay, and then, so you going in there looking for something? Okay, I'm there to find it sometimes. Let me have a search multiple times because. Um. Sometimes it will be Heidi the threat or something, and when they go back and find it.
[27:39] Diego Esparza: No, you can even ask the guy to I. I told him that that I was my visual person so. Images and visual air is of you know of videos for me and?
[27:46] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[27:46] Diego Esparza: The it just gives me snapshots of things, so I'm thinking that this the that your agent could simply give you snapshots of like the part? The the piece that you're looking for in the? In the email thread.
[28:02] Ian Alleyne: There could be a separate compartment. be a separate compartment. We're thinking of it, like a fold, say go into this folder and this folder. Just leave, so just email.
[28:26] Ian Alleyne: Okay, um, Fred, and it will pick out a different subject matters and groups of people talking and simply your age. Hold a, um, subject ay6. If you go inside the policy and the email is pertaining to that. Equility. All the attachments. One that shows you conversations that have between these two parties.
[28:39] Diego Esparza: Okay. Okay.
[28:53] Ian Alleyne: Okay, all right, so, uh, so you can easily find what you want. Okay, I want to find out what it technically talking about last, say, well, okay. This is the text section we're going to decide there. You see, all the same.
[28:54] Diego Esparza: And what? Do you, I mean, like what, which email provider do you do? You use Gmail.
[29:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Demelia.
[29:03] Diego Esparza: Okay, great, because today, today, they rolled out the mCP connection. Thank you.
[29:08] Ian Alleyne: Action.
[29:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: You saw it. Yeah, I saw it.
[29:10] Diego Esparza: And in one month. Yeah, and in one month, it's. It's gonna stay forever. Basically, they'll go rolling it out for for to like to give one month test. Because beta already happened. And it's basically gonna become the the.
[29:44] Diego Esparza: The the norm for the for the agents, so they're gonna have, like, they're gonna provide agents a path to go through the workspace of Gmail, which is great because you can. They're, they're gonna be able to. Um, how do you say that they're gonna be able to determine which traffic is like if it's an agent, or if it's a person? I'm going through. Anything in the workspace?
[29:54] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[29:55] Diego Esparza: Like, there are two channels agents and humans basically.
[30:04] Ian Alleyne: No, ideally, what I would like is, um, I would not like to have the interface directly. Um, she. Interface.
[30:23] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[30:23] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, it has our broadest purpose in terms of the use, right, and level of communication together. So, that would be like the raw input so above that now should be another layer. How do you interact with us again? This is a layer that basic compartment the rise of organizes everything. Does emails come in? Okay, it basically says, okay, we have to put what so you can easily go find it now. If you want to go and look at your email. Look at it's almost there, but there's this layer. This front end. This, that helps to organize all of the emails are coming. Cuz I think that I mean female automatic the same right now as public disease people's need has gone beyond that.
[30:58] Diego Esparza: Yep. That's true.
[31:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Where can we see them the co-pilot dash for Diego, the one that you and Miguel made?
[31:08] Diego Esparza: Co-pilot dashboard what do you mean?
[31:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No for fectronics so? I could show Ian more or less like, because I think we.
[31:14] Diego Esparza: Oh, I could give. I have the link. I have the link.
[31:20] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: We, yeah, search it please because I want to show you something that. I mean, it's not quite what you describe, but it could be organized that way. This is the other one you.
[31:29] Diego Esparza: Oh my God, where is that?
[31:33] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This one says, you don't need any fancy equipment you already have. What matters the counter?
[31:38] Diego Esparza: There it is.
[31:38] Ian Alleyne: The count.
[31:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: What you own your phone or your computer can run payways? After every payment, SMS received score automatically. No extra equipment.
[31:49] Ian Alleyne: We switch from SMS and we can change that to WhatsApp.
[31:54] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, all right, yeah. Change that, but SMS stuffing or they, you removed it for WhatsApp? Nice. Okay. This one stop saying no to card QR and payment links. No post machine, no POS machine scan to pay. I has a payment links from WhatsApp and email. Oops, wait.
[32:16] Ian Alleyne: No on the first.
[32:17] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, when?
[32:26] Ian Alleyne: Pablo in the first panel. Okay, it has the energy NFC logo and you want to take that out. We give people the impression. Okay, that you can take a gun on top of it.
[32:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: But didn't we? Yeah, didn't you say we had the tap and pay no? Another phone. Oh, okay.
[32:45] Ian Alleyne: Cuz they have been talking to someone considering that, but that has not materialized all indication.
[32:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, okay, so we could just change this for a for a point of cell machine, right?
[32:54] Diego Esparza: Okay.
[32:54] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Then, shouldn't I change this because it says no pause machine?
[33:00] Diego Esparza: Yes, yes, yes.
[33:05] Ian Alleyne: Who is this target?
[33:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This targeting agents, so not just agents. Wait, yes, agents, so they could start telling their customers that they cannot now accept card as well, not just pay cash. So, this one is basically saying, stop saying no to card. So, when people come and say, do you accept card? People usually say no, only cash. This is targeted to those business owners, business owners who don't receive. Uh, card payments, yet because they either don't have a post machine.
[33:36] Ian Alleyne: Okay, so, okay, so this is fine. So this, basically, um?
[33:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Or they don't have a bank account. Um.
[33:42] Diego Esparza: Maybe?
[33:45] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I get your points.
[33:49] Ian Alleyne: Here, how cool this? Maybe you can have?
[33:55] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I mean, to be honest, Ian the way look. If we apply this to if I show this to Guzon that client? It applies to them because? I know for a fact that they've done with the phone. They could receive card payments. Like, okay, maybe not. Maybe you write that this image may be deceiving?
[34:17] Diego Esparza: Yeah, misleading.
[34:22] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Because the phone has to have misleading. Yeah, because the phone needs to have? This? Yeah. You know, it's good. Oh, okay.
[34:31] Ian Alleyne: But if it, if you take what all I'm saying is that the NFC low, let's take that up. Yes, yeah, yeah. Yeah, okay.
[34:33] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: All right, easy, easy, peasy, no worries. Yeah.
[34:38] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[34:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: ISO logo or something? Yeah, all right, cool.
[34:44] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[34:48] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, this one, too. Also, from one of your photos, uh, this is from the electronics store. They sign out size, I said before you do. Licensed by the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, not a random app regulated like? Your bank.
[34:58] Ian Alleyne: You're back!
[34:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Let's just. This was just supposed to mention to remind the the audience that we are licensed by the central bank, you know, and that we have agents across the world just to bring trust, give. Trust to to pay waste. Yeah, bring trust.
[35:13] Diego Esparza: Brink Trust.
[35:22] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This one is also bill payments. The TN Tekken was the truth, uh, not sure if you want to keep this and following the same thing that you mentioned earlier. Yeah, it's real. Nice. 50 cents true, sure. Now is 50 cents. Yeah, this one has to be updated.
[35:37] Diego Esparza: 50 cents.
[35:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um.
[35:41] Ian Alleyne: I think I, I think this particular course you could do away with this. Um, the fees no?
[35:49] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No, yeah, okay, yeah, no, and like, you said, I think it kind of goes with what you said about the on the digicelby mobile commission it's best? Say that up front, and when, because it may vary according to I guess location. Quantity amount of?
[36:05] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, so when we interrupt, if you guys a commission PA will, but when we interact with the agents and then let them, what is the case?
[36:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Cool! This one is also bill payments for agents, uh, in pharmacies as well. So, this is targeted to agents looking for pharmacy agents, one trip. Pick up your prescription same. Visit pay TN Tech in the same. Visit shop local. Your money stays local. I'm showing the TN Tech logo. With the pairwise. Payment. Ah, the blog post. Can I zoom out? There we go.
[36:58] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[37:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, white building Pharmacy into. These are the four titles the four blog posts, why I'm just gonna read the the titles.
[37:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Quick, and then we could go a little bit in depth into the each pose. Why build payments turn a pharmacy into a neighborhood? How sorry, how to become a fireplace agent? Cost setup training TN Tech and well, this one has to. Change. So nice update.
[37:31] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[37:33] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Where to pay utility bills in Trinidad without the bank line, and this one is talking about the you know code switch?
[37:36] Ian Alleyne: No. Utility bills. I'm not paid in advance.
[37:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So?
[37:51] Diego Esparza: Take out the word bank.
[37:53] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Meaning, like, instead of going to make a line where to the bank to pay if some people pay. Check out the work. Okay.
[37:59] Ian Alleyne: We're going to see what's on the long line.
[38:01] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Without the long line. Yeah, I like that.
[38:02] Diego Esparza: Yeah, long line the long line. I like that. I like that.
[38:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Take a long line. Okay, uh, where to pay bills? You pay utility bills internet without the long line, you know, I?
[38:17] Diego Esparza: There should be a way to edit this, right?
[38:17] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Sorry.
[38:19] Diego Esparza: I'm thinking about that.
[38:21] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Annotations.
[38:23] Diego Esparza: Annotations.
[38:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: To add that feature.
[38:28] Diego Esparza: Yep, we need to add that picture.
[38:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Long line. We know pay 50 cents. This one's okay. Remove NFC logo. Just want to make sure I don't lose. I know, I know, our agent is getting. Thanks, taken down, but. I was looking at the transcript and some words have been. If you, if you look at the transcripts on things that you say? Not correct.
[39:11] Diego Esparza: Are just yeah, weird.
[39:14] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, nances. Uh, this one is. Um, all right now. It's what's up? What's up? Not SMS. And this one. Uh, Carousel. 3 remove slide 3. I mean, it's like. Remove slide two. We could at the the island Finance level here.
[39:44] Ian Alleyne: Yes.
[39:47] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[39:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Right, this one has to update. Not free. Okay.
[40:06] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[40:14] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Right, uh, Pharmacy called Outreach. What is your Pharmacy? These are email. Okay, so this is four emails, email number one, email number two, number three and four. This is the first one that you made, right? So? It's decent, and this would be the plan to add the.
[40:19] Ian Alleyne: Right, so?
[40:24] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: The banner, the logo, and. Same text that he gave me. Dear Siri, Madame, what if your Pharmacy could attract twice as many customers while earning additional income from a service they need every month? To do a schedule, a 15 minute call to explore how paywise could help your Pharmacy grow, right? This is the one that you sent to a couple people already. The idea would be that this would be a follow-up email. Save. It has to be anywhere between 3 to 6 days after the first one. Or, we could also set it up to send only to those who have open the first email. email. Uh, the second email says. Dear Sir Madam, I wrote you last week about turning, uh, your Pharmacy into a bill payment location, a quick follow-up because the numbers deserve. As I can look, every bill payment earns your Pharmacy two dollars. Phone top-ups earn three dollar three percent. And because build bills become bills come every month, the customers keep coming back. And while they're at your counter, they buy one thing we say upfront because you should. This one has to update. Yeah, because you should hear this from us in 5 minutes, and we're margin. There are no commissions with this has to date.
[41:43] Diego Esparza: Yeah, I'm taking nuts.
[41:43] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Eh, email Tu, yes. Or is it say phone develops? I'm sorry. Oh, here. Irmo, okay, just say Irmo. Instead of saying. Okay. So? Every bill payment earns your Pharmacy $2 phone top-ups, earn more. And because Bill comes every month, this is another 100 day buy okay. One thing we said. Goes from this. One thing we have we say up front. You should hear it from us. TN taken was a. Okay, Carrie. $0.50 commission.
[42:52] Ian Alleyne: $0.50.
[42:58] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They still bring people to your door to your door top of another pillars dog Remingtons. 0.56, 25% minimum five dollars. Or your margins live okay? Um, you agree with that. Let me remove this dashboard. I don't like that.
[43:20] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[43:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um, one thing we see up front because you should hear it from us. First, TNT was a famous.
[43:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Eh, Carrie. How about carry less a bit? I think it sounds more human if we say this. One thing we said from because you should hear from us first. TNT payment was a payments carry a bit of less commission. 50 cents.
[43:47] Diego Esparza: Yes, and parentheses.
[43:50] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: However. They.
[43:55] Diego Esparza: Still bring people to.
[43:55] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Still bring people to your door. Top-Ups. Uh, top-ups. Other builders and local Remingtons top-ups. What else the top-ups? How about top-ups withdrawals? Not money. Request no, sorry. Can you say the cash outs? Cashing out. And other billers. No, sorry. Nana top-ups. Wait top ups! Water Builders. And local Remingtons. Top-Ups and other bill payments. How about like this? Payments. Remittance. At least. My brother is always. Our Warrior margins live. What do you think of that, Ian, is that better? One thing we said from because you should hear it from us first TN Tech and was a payments carry a bit of less commission 50 cents. However, they will. They will still bring people to your door. Top-Ups, another. Bill payments remittances are 0.625% at least five percent at least five dollars always. These are where your margins live.
[45:49] Ian Alleyne: Not really, um, the 6.5% less of cash in. Um, guilt payments, depending on the locker is a difference. Top-Ups.
[46:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Is this true? Is this what I'm saying true? Is this accurate at least always?
[46:04] Diego Esparza: And other.
[46:10] Ian Alleyne: Question, that's the question.
[46:12] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay. So, top up another pillars. I have an idea. Doubles and articles have high. Commissions.
[46:29] Ian Alleyne: Issues.
[46:32] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, you can see. And I'll just link them to the fees page. That way, we actually get more traffic.
[46:42] Diego Esparza: I like that.
[46:43] Ian Alleyne: Get more traffic.
[46:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: What do you think?
[47:00] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, I'll do that here. Setup is free. No Hardware staff training included. Pay voice is licensed by the Central Bank of Transylvania regulated at your pack, not a random app. If 15, if I'm 15 minutes, call make sense, replied with your email and contact number. Hi, this is the third follow-up. I know, is this customer real payment email Tech at the pharmacy near you? De logos. Are correct. Like, we made sure this time. The AI didn't? Yep, um. Sorry, sorry.
[47:32] Ian Alleyne: Icnt. United companies no longer.
[47:36] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Oh, really? Oh, okay.
[47:38] Ian Alleyne: Um, all right, okay?
[47:38] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Let me remove it. Remove CNN then. I also have to remove it from the website.
[47:43] Diego Esparza: Yep.
[47:43] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, let me just make a global note actually. Remove. I see entity icnt logo from all pillars. Uh, website.
[48:00] Ian Alleyne: It was. Another company.
[48:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, it's not like, okay, okay, I thought you, you stopped working with that company.
[48:10] Ian Alleyne: The transition.
[48:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, then I'm just gonna. Icnt logo may change. Yeah, I'll research. The both of the post. Yeah. Um, to get over the post, so email.
[48:25] Ian Alleyne: Suggest. Think about the horses taking off the post.
[48:32] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Eh? Oops. Remove the icnt logo.
[48:36] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[48:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, and your September version is due. Do we have to play that with the date, then a new date? Uh, your October agent. Your November agencies, too. Agent update first is closure will lead every agent conversation with TM Tech and Wasa payments earn zero. This has update let me update this, and I'll send you a new version. Uh, your October agent, your November agency agent update. First, disclosure will lead every agent conversation with TM Tech and WhatsApp payments earn zero business update. Let me update this, and I'll send you a new version of this. Based with the same changes that we just made, because this is all repeating the same information. It's just. Remove what? Oh yeah, the the gift cards. Yeah, true. True, we don't have that anymore, and these are some infographics that we're doing that so we could pull if you like it. We just post it on LinkedIn, I think LinkedIn, and maybe Facebook. I wouldn't post this on Instagram as a story. Yeah, as a story.
[49:36] Diego Esparza: An as a story.
[49:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, pharmacies bill payments do more than to pay two dollars. This has update to them with the. Well, details every real than one reason to walk in. Works into pay. A bill bill paid in minutes sees your merchandise returns next month. Another chance to sell. Just like stories that we could do. And we also have to to be with. No, this is brand kit. Project. Secure payment, Landing, and block. Here we go. Uh, Landing. This landing page for the Cure get paid with a QR code. No extra Hardware. No fuss. Your customer scans you get paid. The money lands in your payways account and settles to your bank next business day.
[50:25] Ian Alleyne: Instead.
[50:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: See how your code Works, download the app, generate QR code in the payways app, show it to your account, show it at your counter, or or install, uh, get paid with next business day settlements, take cars, and pay and pay. Always watch from SQL QR code. There was wallet Visa Mastercard links. What are two wallet payments are free? Card payments are 3.5 plus three dollars to set settle to your bank. Next business day seal fees, and that access to the fees page.
[50:55] Ian Alleyne: So, that's two different things.
[50:57] Diego Esparza: X2 okay?
[50:59] Ian Alleyne: Next two businesses?
[50:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Two business days. Okay, two business days let me update that. This would go here, so these are changes to.
[51:13] Ian Alleyne: Research.
[51:13] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Changes to London. And blog. Uh, so this is. Should say two business days. Not one. Uh, the QR code get paid from the app right from your phone. Enter the amount and generate the QR code. Open my QR codes in the payways app and create a code for the sale or use a static code on for your counter. Show the code to your customer on the screen on your screen, a printed poster, or the car at your. Add your tool. I have to change that. This can pay. Then there is gonna pay. You get the confirmation Paywise users paying up. Everyone else pays by card on the page that opens you both get a receipt.
[52:07] Ian Alleyne: Everyone else? It was very seat.
[52:09] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, this is the well, I could change that to have a dummy name. Um. The example. Start. This is the image that he gave me and start accepting payments with determines that fit your business shopkeepers Market vendors.
[52:25] Ian Alleyne: Your business shopkeep? Spenders.
[52:27] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No Hardware, one QR code for the counter, get your money without the bank Q.
[52:33] Ian Alleyne: And your money. Get.
[52:36] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Put your QR code sorry. Put your QR where customers can see it. Oh wait, I put the wrong image. I have an image like this with the QR code. Remember? I know what you pay, and when you get your money. Wallet is instant and is free credit or debit card next to business day, then. 3.5% + $3. Bank transfers. Free and bank transfer out is $2. And the fees page to see all. Uh, just. It's just a landing pitch that we we recently worked on. I will change. Q FAQs. I have to update it with. Recent comments. But this one is ready to publish too, and it's to start rolling out more pages. I also have. Another blog post. Write the blog post everything you need to know. I need to update this one too. What would? This is this is a like a I want to do more posts like this, uh? More blog posts like this? Which are training, how to, how do I get the QR code with steps by steps on how to navigate the app?
[53:52] Ian Alleyne: Spectors, which are great. I wonder if they care about steps on how to navigate?
[53:55] Diego Esparza: Yes.
[53:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I think those are the updates that I have for you.
[53:57] Ian Alleyne: They close.
[53:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Most importantly, I have to start posting what we have.
[54:03] Diego Esparza: Exactly. We have to support. Exactly. We have to suppose.
[54:04] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: To get back on track. And I could give you more insights on those.
[54:12] Diego Esparza: Coco.
[54:18] Ian Alleyne: Okay, cool, good stuff.
[54:23] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[54:24] Ian Alleyne: Tell me something in Colombia. So you would have even does on a small business people accepting payments. Guys, you can roll up here.
[54:39] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[54:39] Ian Alleyne: Um, when the payment comes in. Um, how do they confirm it? They have to check the device.
[54:47] Diego Esparza: Uh, there. There are two ways the person also usually has, uh, sorry, Hugo Paulo.
[54:49] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay. There is. All, right? Well, okay, um?
[54:53] Diego Esparza: Then we.
[54:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: It happened today! There is some old school people who, like, you show them on your screen, the confirmation, right. I make the payment with phone to phone also recently. I mean, up until last year, it was always phone to phone.
[55:35] Diego Esparza: It's basically it's basically a tire basic letter.
[55:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: But recently, they enable something called an alias. So now, it's not your phone, because what people were complaining is that it's also a security bridge, right? Maybe I don't want you to have my phone number. I just want you to send me money, but I don't want you to have my phone number, so they created the Alias and you. It's, it could be a number it could be, it could be. It could also be your phone number. It, you could make it your ID number, which is not necessary. It's a username, exactly. It's just a random user name that it's Unique, and you give that right. So, I go into the app. I pay, and I show the counter. Hey, here is my confirmation page.
[55:51] Ian Alleyne: I shall encounter.
[55:55] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Most people are, like, okay, thank you. That's it. No more interaction, but there is a lot of scams out there, too. So.
[56:13] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um, when they all when, when it's when the person receiving the cash, the money, not the cash. Sorry, the money is the same owner of the app and the one reason they get the notification, and they tell you okay, thank you. I just got it immediately. If they are an employee, what they do is that they take out a photo of your screen and they send it to their boss. I've seen this cat happen countless times.
[56:19] Ian Alleyne: Send it.
[56:23] Diego Esparza: Yeah, yeah.
[56:25] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[56:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And today. Yeah, go ahead. No. Today I went to to I was trying to buy something. Sorry, just one last thing I was trying to buy something and I went to two stores, and they they were two old ladies. Uh, then the store, and they didn't accept a Nikki. The payways that we have here because they're old and the old generation they don't.
[56:49] Diego Esparza: They can use phones.
[56:49] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They said, I don't know how to use it.
[56:57] Ian Alleyne: So when I was in China?
[57:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Oh yeah.
[57:14] Diego Esparza: And let me, let me say, there is another one. There is another one. People usually have, uh, POS machines, and they print the QR code there, so you scan it there. And once it, once the transaction is done it, it updates on the on the POS, so everybody happy.
[57:17] Ian Alleyne: Diego.
[57:18] Diego Esparza: Uh, yeah, basically, um? When you are when you're about to pay, you say, can I pay with Nike, which is the payways that we have here? And they say, Okay, QR code. So they configured the, I don't know. They press some buttons, and they show you a QR code. Click a QR code. You scan it? Yes, one of those, literally. The one on the left, yes? So?
[57:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: They they they have I. I've seen these two, so this is the their post machine and they print. This same screen comes up here as Sir Diego describes.
[57:51] Diego Esparza: Yes. So you scan it. And once the transaction is done, it updates on the screen. So both of you see it happening in front of your eyes.
[58:00] Ian Alleyne: Wow! Wow, wow!
[58:01] Diego Esparza: Yeah, I like that one too, cuz cuz everybody everybody's happy everybody's like, oh, okay, it's done cool.
[58:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And I've seen most these supermarkets using this.
[58:10] Diego Esparza: I'm out.
[58:12] Ian Alleyne: However. So, Sarah, I was in China. Okay, and what they have is. Um. We have. Uh, speaker. Connected to their mobile device or whatever, right? So, when the transaction is completed, okay, um, instead of checking your phone for the notification, there's a message.
[58:40] Diego Esparza: It tells you.
[58:42] Ian Alleyne: It tells you.
[58:43] Diego Esparza: Buenos Aires.
[58:43] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[58:48] Diego Esparza: That's true. I, I just remember that.
[58:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: That's interesting.
[58:56] Diego Esparza: It's amazing! No, they're lazy. They don't want to work.
[58:59] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there it is, because so, so they don't have to check no device. They don't have to check new device, they just say, oh, okay, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. About that Dolly frame was interesting.
[59:04] Diego Esparza: No, yeah. No, that, yeah, that was amazing for me, too. I couldn't believe it, like? Uh, it just said, my name, it said, my tag, it said, my tag.
[59:13] Ian Alleyne: Really, is it time, it says? Wow!
[59:18] Diego Esparza: Yeah, the Diego 17 just paid 17 pesos. What?
[59:23] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Exactly!
[59:25] Diego Esparza: Yeah, yeah, I heard it, uh, it was amazing.
[59:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Nice.
[59:29] Ian Alleyne: Okay, nice, nice.
[59:31] Diego Esparza: I, I don't even know how to happen. Like, I don't know how to do that. I, I guess there's a repo for everything, no?
[59:34] Ian Alleyne: Yeah. Um, I meant to what what they have also is a dynamic QR codes. Make sure that if I have a QR code on my, if I assure maker, I'll go to you.
[59:48] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[59:53] Ian Alleyne: Okay, yeah, the next time I go to pull it up, it's a different Cherokee.
[59:54] Diego Esparza: Huh?
[59:55] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, okay.
[60:01] Ian Alleyne: All right. So every time I I expose, my girl put, it's a different work. So the previous one after that transaction is done cannot be using it.
[60:09] Diego Esparza: Oh, it's a security message. Messenger, uh, okay, okay? Okay, okay. Interesting. Okay, Ian wait. So, so let's, let's go. I want our because I'm interested. I really wanna. Build the agent for you. Um, let me know the. Specs of the computer that you have. Please, uh, not right now, not right now. You don't have to do it right now. Don't worry. But when you, when you have the chance, send me a specs and. I'll I'll figure out the best Linux system view.
[60:43] Ian Alleyne: But when? All right. Let me just write that. Nice.
[60:48] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Nice, nice.
[60:56] Diego Esparza: And also, I was gonna tell you guys, um. You have this.
[61:00] Ian Alleyne: You have this of specific.
[61:01] Diego Esparza: Specific use case, but maybe you can think of others that that could alleviate some of the workload that you have daily or simply to check stuff so? We could have a whole meeting for it.
[61:15] Ian Alleyne: So, like, um, so, like? Um, to have children.
[61:21] Diego Esparza: For example, what do I? What? What do I? How do I use mine? I, I am I. I recently got a got called. From Buenos Aires agency, they need to get some videos done, and they want like
[61:31] Ian Alleyne: I, I am. I like, recently, but uh.
[61:47] Diego Esparza: a sausage Factory. They want to just post post post, it doesn't matter. They send me information, make the video they post it. Like, if I could take half an hour, it would be great. But I'm a human. I can't do that. Well, I figured out a way. To do it through the terminal everything. And my agent was helping me figure it out. How to do it? So now, this guy I CR this guy. Now, I created this new profile agent profile because you have one agent, but you could orchestrate your agents. You could have the main one. My name mine is named Talon. But I have the video guy and I have the dev guy, the developer, so, and with the developer tasks, the developer agent helps me with the video tasks. The video agent helps me. And like Finance, I'm trying to figure out a way to finance my like, um, how to actually grab a hold of what, like, DXL? Sheet that I have for my expenses and stuff. It's always a mess. I'm trying to figure out a way that this guy can help me, um, organize that. So those are the three use cases that I have. Um, so far, but I, I think that there might there might. There might be others that come might come up in the future, so you could start thinking of those you know. Like, I don't know the daily text.
[63:10] Ian Alleyne: Um, what I, for example? Um, okay, so we have a situation. Agents will want us to credit the outcomes.
[63:21] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[63:21] Ian Alleyne: Now to do so, they would send us a screenshot. Of their deposit to our account. Enough confirmation perks? Okay, so we would know then go and update the account and update the account. You have to put a file. Get it a five and then import the five. So, if it is that the agent can scan the? Screenshot. Okay, prod.
[63:57] Diego Esparza: Oh, you froze, you froze Yen.
[63:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: It's okay, yeah.
[64:02] Diego Esparza: I thought I was lagged. Oh, he gone.
[64:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Oh, you disconnect ah, Wi-Fi.
[64:12] Diego Esparza: I think that, yeah, Wi-Fi or the? Let's talk in English because the thing is is transcription in English.
[64:15] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, let's wait and see if he comes back.
[64:17] Diego Esparza: Oh there, it is.
[64:19] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, sorry guys, not too sure what happened there. Okay, so, so let's say.
[64:22] Diego Esparza: That's okay, that's okay.
[64:32] Ian Alleyne: Whatsapp Channel. Take that screenshot grade up five, but we just have to go and put it from the directory and of video.
[64:40] Diego Esparza: I could definitely do that. Yeah. We, we have to just, um, get find a way to do it securely into a system. But yeah.
[64:47] Ian Alleyne: And we have to just find a way to take care of the assistant. But yeah, so what was asking basically just? Um, now let's. Um, it would have. So, let's see, let's say, somebody who wants to update the account when they go into the fight. They should see the copy of the screenshot. And they should see the finals. Say hello! This screenshot is what caused the generation of this one.
[65:18] Diego Esparza: Yeah. You just have to create that gate.
[65:19] Ian Alleyne: Yeah. You have to create, like?
[65:21] Diego Esparza: Yeah.
[65:22] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yeah.
[65:25] Diego Esparza: I think we could do it.
[65:28] Ian Alleyne: So, that's very use case.
[65:30] Diego Esparza: Okay.
[65:35] Ian Alleyne: That's really interesting.
[65:36] Diego Esparza: That's really interesting, cuz I, we didn't. We didn't, really. Yeah.
[65:37] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, also, for example. What I would like is, so we have developers signing up already. Check issue to call us, and so on, but if we can have one developer, sign up. We can. Uh, add them to our instruction.
[65:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: The selection.
[65:57] Ian Alleyne: His collection. Yes, selection.
[65:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[66:06] Ian Alleyne: So, if you want, let's say, support the congestion. What is?
[66:07] Diego Esparza: Okay. Yeah, yeah.
[66:10] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Interesting.
[66:11] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, I have already like.
[66:12] Diego Esparza: Yeah, I am really like, I am diving every day into.
[66:21] Diego Esparza: Um, AI models that come out every day. I, I don't know why I got obsessed with that now, so.
[66:39] Ian Alleyne: Such a quick.
[66:45] Diego Esparza: Yeah, it's it's, it's just every day. It's changing, and it's just so interesting. Like, it's for example, Opus from 5.5 is the one that, um, I used for editing the video, and it did such a great job. It used so many tools and orchestrated them to create the video, and the output was great. It was, it was just Pablo solo. It was amazing. It was as if a graphic designer had given me the assets to animate them. And I just put it all together, which I did not. It was determinal again.
[66:53] Ian Alleyne: That's it!
[67:01] Diego Esparza: What was that again?
[67:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: If it was August?
[67:04] Diego Esparza: Opus 1 5.5 yes, I was using Claude. Yeah.
[67:10] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yourself.
[67:26] Diego Esparza: Yeah, but it, the guy is so, like, it's smart because it orchestrates codex agents and open code agents, too. If there are too many, um, tasks to take on. So, to, to take off the the workload, it, um? They usually tell them to tell, tell him to to use codex agents because codex is. It's good for creativity. I think it's good for making decisions about creativity. So, Opus 5.5 and codex, which is openai. Luna 5.6. Those are good for creativity. Tasks. Or or they have. They have done a really solid job for me actually. Yeah.
[68:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, you will see the specs of your computer. When you get a chance so we could start, dive into that.
[68:14] Diego Esparza: Okay.
[68:14] Ian Alleyne: It's in the other room.
[68:19] Diego Esparza: Yeah, no problem.
[68:19] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No problem. Yeah, when you can, it's no problem, uh, thank you Ian, we'll we.
[68:22] Ian Alleyne: Okay, that's nice.
[68:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Get caught up with payways and, and I'm gonna be communicating with you during the week when everything is scheduled because we're not gonna post everything. Uh, back-to-back, no, just gonna put it in my schedule. On. I'll let you know, send you a screenshot or anything like that.
[68:42] Diego Esparza: Okay, yes, thank you very much.
[68:42] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Take care Ian bye!
[68:43] Ian Alleyne: I'll just. Okay, guys take. Okay.
[68:44] Diego Esparza: Take care bye!