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It basically built its reputation on it would they would do these like daily three hour, they would do they still do these daily three hour live format kind of streams, they stream on X and YouTube.

And they basically do deep dives into tech, business, AI, and they also do defense.

And oftentimes, they're kind of reacting in real time to things that are happening.

So right, they're doing the live stream, something happens on X, and they're

kind of talking about it.

They also layer some of their insider perspectives that I think you don't typically get from a lot of traditional media because they were founders and they've actually been working in this space.

And over the past year, they basically evolved into, there's this kind of this cult following in Silicon Valley.

It's a lot of different founders and operators and executives.

They will come there and they'll basically like, I don't know, they speak pretty candidly.

They challenge each other.

And sometimes they're, you know, they're saying like the quiet part out loud basically on the show.

I think that's what a lot of people like about it.

Now, I think it has earned comparisons to kind of like SportsCenter, but it's for tech.

And you see people like Mark Zuckerberg, Satya Nadella, Mark Benioff, Sam Altman, all of them have come on the show before.

And they're kind of breaking down some of the headlines, right?

Some of the, you know, some crazy thing happens with OpenAI, you have Sam Altman on there.

And I think it's interesting because you get their perspective as their tech founders grilling, not really grilling, right?

It's not really very combative, I think, which is another thing that people actually like about it, but they're asking them about what's going on.

Despite the acquisition, though, because some people are like, oh, no, OpenAI is buying them.

They're going to tell them what to say.