Guy Turner

Or do we want to do we want to make something that it might only get a few thousand views in the first couple of weeks, but just grows and grows and grows?

And I think that's been one of the reasons why we've continued to grow and continue to get subscribers is because we're not afraid to make that introduction to Bitcoin video or how to use a crypto wallet video or, you know,

that evergreen stuff.

We've tried to focus a lot on evergreen and you have to balance it.

Sometimes you have to react to what's happening in the moment.

You have to give people the information that they need right then.

But I like to think that we've built a big foundation of stuff that someone might be coming to still in three or four years time, in the next cycle.

and going, oh, Bitcoin, I need to understand it.

Okay, okay, this video was made four years ago, but it's still, you know, it's still as relevant as it ever was.

So I think it is possible to balance that.

Yeah.

It can be difficult because I don't say I don't read the comments.

I mean, I don't read all of them, but I will generally look because often there is, you know, constructive stuff in there and it is good to know how people feel.

Right.

But yeah, it is frustrating and you do develop a bit of a thick skin after.

I mean, you have to.

And that goes for whatever sort of content you're making, you know, crypto content or gardening content, whatever.

There will always be someone who hates what you do or hates you or hates, you know,

just hates the world and wants to take it out on some person that they see on YouTube.

I often like to think that if someone's leaving a negative comment,