Chad

I have to imagine he's got some unique perspectives.

I mean, I'm kind of making a lot of assumptions based off the fact that he's a grandmaster chess player, but I'm sure he has some lines of logic.

High-rated chess competitor that he is.

Like, you know he looks at things in depth and thinks through things.

So I'm like, that would be fun to get his perspective.

But yeah, I mean, again, I don't want to say coasting, but when I look at things, the way they carry themselves, and this is a lot of assumptions here as well.

Techno's, just on HLTV, he's made $510,000 of prize money and he's been at seven Majors.

So when I look at that, and when you add in the sticker money and everything, I'm like, in Mongolia, this team, these guys are set.

They're all stars.

I think the average salary in Mongolia is like 20,000 something.

No, that is a lot.

It's 550 to 800 USDs, the average monthly salary, 550 to 800 USDs.

So like, I don't know, like part of me is like, and I don't, I don't want to lay this.

This is just kind of like my thought perspective from watching them.

I think on some level, they're just like happy with where they're at and content with where they're at.

And they're competitive on the world scale.

They became the number one, you know, the, the first team from Asia to be ranked number one, made it to a major grand file one EWC.

And now they're getting, you know, the celebrity status.

And I think everyone's just kind of happy and like, I can't blame them.

I bet they enjoy it more than they tell you, but there's obviously the kind of shitty and boring sides of that celebrity status, like having to go do the PR runs and having to go do those kinds of things outside the game.