Chad

they have the benefit of it working well and they're winning, right?

That's much easier to do when you're the best team in the world and you're doing well and you're winning all these tournaments.

Then it's just reinforcing the good habits.

But the thing, I think I said this in Krakow about what Jason mentioned about Apex, because a lot of the other guys on the team seem chill, you know, but Apex has a chip on his shoulder for all of them.

You know, like he has enough fire in him for everyone else, to fire everyone else up and himself on top of that, right?

Because as you said, every time he sees Dupreeh, man, at these events, he's like, I'm coming for you.

You know, like I want to surpass you.

I want to surpass your team because he's played in that era.

He's had to deal with Prime Astralis and get his ass spanked with the rest of us, right?

So now it's like, yeah, I have an opportunity to be...

regarded as the captain of the greatest Counter-Strike team ever.

And Apex is someone who definitely is...

has a certain reverence for the game and the history of it and respects the game and has gave more than half of his life to the game.

It's been such a huge part of his life as it has been for all of us that have been involved in it in one way or another and it's changed our lives for the better.

And it's important to respect that.

And I think he does and that's why

you see like all that hard work pay off.

And then ever since he made the initial transition and going through some rough patches early on, now it's all, you know, coming to fruition for him.

I started heavy with the, I think also, I think also it's, uh, you see on, on Reddit, like the thread with the Dupree one, we five, uh,

Right?