I got an email yesterday that made my whole week, and the guy who sent it gave me permission to share it with you.

His name's Edward. He bought AI Receptionist, and he built a receptionist for a chiropractor's office in under an hour and a half — following the videos, squeezing it in right before he had to leave for a networking meeting.

His words, not mine:

"I was amazed that it worked, without too much tweaking. That has never happened to me before."

He named his receptionist Elliot.

Then he did exactly what I'd have done. He saved the number to his phone, put the call on speaker so his wife could hear it, and called in.

Elliot picked up and asked how he could help.

And Edward, testing the thing, told him: I fell off a roof and my head is bleeding.

Elliot told him to hang up and call an ambulance.

Here's the part that got me — Edward never programmed that in. It wasn't in his setup anywhere. He never wrote a single line about what to do if somebody called in bleeding.

Then Elliot offered to transfer the call to the chiropractor, so Edward could talk to him while he waited for the ambulance to show up.

Meanwhile, his wife is trying to grab the phone out of his hand, yelling "Hang up! They're going to send an ambulance to our house and we can't afford it!"

He told her Elliot was a machine.

She said: "I don't believe you. Elliot sounded soooo real it's amazing!"

That's a regular guy, who bought this a few days ago, with no special technical skills, building something in one afternoon that another human being flat-out refused to believe wasn't a real person.

That's what a local business owner hears when you demo it for them. That's why they hand over $750 to get it set up and $299 a month to keep it running.

Tonight at midnight EST, the launch ends and this goes to full price. Right now it's $29.