Blessing Adeoye Jr.

It also reminds me so much of what I think so many people's experience were with NES and... Well, NES, I wasn't going to throw the Master System in there.

But, hey, I bought this toy.

It does this very specific thing called Mario Brothers, or it does these other things here.

And they weren't buying a million games.

Maybe even the Wii is a good example.

You're not buying a million games for it.

You bought this thing to do that thing, and it's like, that is what it does.

It could do so much more, but people think that's what it does, and that's all it does, and that's why it's stagnant in terms of what it's doing.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Not to be dead horse, but it put in it like, uh, Tony, the pasta man who, you know, does the kind of funny pasta and whatever all that jazz.

Yeah.

Uh, he got, uh, he, he dusted off a headset to play with his girlfriend's son or whatever.

And he was like, Oh man, I haven't used it in forever.

Like what games do you get?

And I gave him like the five games.

He's like, Oh my God, these are awesome.

It's like,

Now they're satiated.

They're not like on the store crawling for more stuff, nor are they expecting, I think, a lot more great stuff coming.