Adam Schafer
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And I swear to God, every time we stop playing, it's, I'm not done playing. I'm ready. I want to keep playing. He's like, I'm over it, dad. Like he's not interested, but you let him sit with his friend who's playing like the new games that these kids play. He'll sit there for, he'll sit there for as long. Because you let him sit there.
And I swear to God, every time we stop playing, it's, I'm not done playing. I'm ready. I want to keep playing. He's like, I'm over it, dad. Like he's not interested, but you let him sit with his friend who's playing like the new games that these kids play. He'll sit there for, he'll sit there for as long. Because you let him sit there.
And I swear to God, every time we stop playing, it's, I'm not done playing. I'm ready. I want to keep playing. He's like, I'm over it, dad. Like he's not interested, but you let him sit with his friend who's playing like the new games that these kids play. He'll sit there for, he'll sit there for as long. Because you let him sit there.
Such a great point, Justin. The old games stress the physics, the challenge, the not giving up, keep doing it over and over again. Because if Mario, you couldn't figure out how to do that, you had to do it a thousand times over. The other game is it's designed to give you rewards and keep you coming back in the open loop.
Such a great point, Justin. The old games stress the physics, the challenge, the not giving up, keep doing it over and over again. Because if Mario, you couldn't figure out how to do that, you had to do it a thousand times over. The other game is it's designed to give you rewards and keep you coming back in the open loop.
Such a great point, Justin. The old games stress the physics, the challenge, the not giving up, keep doing it over and over again. Because if Mario, you couldn't figure out how to do that, you had to do it a thousand times over. The other game is it's designed to give you rewards and keep you coming back in the open loop.
They didn't know any better. It's just no different than when we first created processed foods. It wasn't like, let's get everyone addicted to this. It was literally like, oh, more people are eating this. It was actually rooted in probably something very good. And then we realized like, oh, wow, people are becoming a little addicted to this. How can we manipulate that?
They didn't know any better. It's just no different than when we first created processed foods. It wasn't like, let's get everyone addicted to this. It was literally like, oh, more people are eating this. It was actually rooted in probably something very good. And then we realized like, oh, wow, people are becoming a little addicted to this. How can we manipulate that?
They didn't know any better. It's just no different than when we first created processed foods. It wasn't like, let's get everyone addicted to this. It was literally like, oh, more people are eating this. It was actually rooted in probably something very good. And then we realized like, oh, wow, people are becoming a little addicted to this. How can we manipulate that?
And how can we make more money?
And how can we make more money?
And how can we make more money?
Well, we did the original GLP one, had great feedback from that. Then the boys ran another group, which is almost done, Transform, which we've had incredible results.
Well, we did the original GLP one, had great feedback from that. Then the boys ran another group, which is almost done, Transform, which we've had incredible results.
Well, we did the original GLP one, had great feedback from that. Then the boys ran another group, which is almost done, Transform, which we've had incredible results.
No, it's been exciting.
No, it's been exciting.
No, it's been exciting.
I thought I saw, Doug, did you scroll down? Oh, yeah. Do we have net as a commercial today?
I thought I saw, Doug, did you scroll down? Oh, yeah. Do we have net as a commercial today?