Jason Schreier

That is a really bad lesson to teach to a kid.

Yeah, Jason, did you have any other teachers who were like, I know, man, this is total bullshit.

That shouldn't happen.

No, they wouldn't say that to a kid.

But there was one other guy who was the journalism advisor who I liked much more and I felt was much fairer and a better mentor to people in general.

And twist ending, he's now the principal of my high school.

it all worked out it all worked out i bet that your story that you told has has continued like i bet he will never make that mistake because of that because of your story i sure hope not i sure hope not because you know even when a kid is like misbehaving it's like that was the one thing that kept me like like yeah yeah like it's a total blunder yeah it's like you want to encourage

someone to like really get into what they're actually into because it prevents them from not that i was a troubled kid but like in a situation where someone was like really troubled yeah you could have become one like this could have been the beginning of your downfall yeah right like then suddenly my life went off the rails and like how many kids who you know have a really tough background and don't have a lot of positive things in their life tell the story of like

It was the newspaper at school.

It was band.

It was sports.

It was something that was like, that was my passion and it got me through it and it got me out.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

Anyway, let's keep going.

Okay.

So this next question, Kirk, you want to read this next one?

Yes.

This comes from Abhimanyu who writes, Hey TripleClick, I was looking at a recent post-mortem of 2XKO, a 2v2 fighting game that I tried out because of the terrific art style, despite no longer playing titles in this genre.

One of the points made about its failure was that Riot simply didn't market it well, to the point that the reviewer hadn't heard of the game at launch.