Derek

I mean, I think you could bring a lot to the trash talk game with that.

I mean, W is fine.

W is fine.

But no, I'd say with that, there's actually a fair amount of tolerance or at least like I've seen people who have like really big reactions.

And even then, you know, as long as it's genuine, sort of like it's in the heat of passion, it's not really directed in sort of a really sort of malicious way.

I think that you might get a warning just like, hey, just try to keep it cool, but you're not going to get banned.

Okay.

And so, yeah, so I think, you know, there's levels to it as with any sort of group activity that way.

But in terms of the game, yeah, the adulteration of the game, I'd say is probably unlikely.

There's, I mean, there's maybe one thing that actually happens.

Oh, sure.

Right, right, right.

Yeah, or you would have to, especially, Sona, to your suggestion in terms of adding balls or something like that, that would require you to remove the glass, unless you drilled a hole in the side.

No, but that's what I'm talking about.

Well, there's two.

So there's The Simpsons Pinball Party, a much more recent release that actually I think is generally very well liked as a game.

And it's got Homer's Garage.

It's got a lot of fun references.

The monorail is there.

So you're covered.