Jeff Staple

So they have their own agenda, schedule, yada, yada, yada.

So it's like, yeah, you got to just make sure that the planets are aligning.

And sometimes we'll be talking collab with somebody and we've been talking about doing it for months, if not years.

But we haven't even gotten off the finish, like the starting blocks.

You know, but we want to do it, but like we just let, yeah, one day, one day we will, we will.

So to me, that's good.

Like collaboration should be organic.

You know what I mean?

The more forced and time they are, inevitably they're a little bit less authentic because you're running up against the clock and all that stuff.

Yeah.

That's just me.

I don't know.

Maybe I'm doing it wrong.

I mean, you've done a lot of successful releases, so it's hard to argue against you when it comes to stuff like that.

Have you noticed anything like similar with your most successful launches?

Hmm.

Good questions.

I don't even know what's a successful launch anymore, to be honest.

It's all relative, I guess.

Right.