Joe Rogan

No, this is a fucking thing.

And we are going to make this a fucking thing.

Yeah.

You know?

Yes.

So the business model has kind of changed where media content is king now.

So from what I understand from TKO, and I know their executives will correct me, but from my perspective, we have scaled back on the live event only offerings, which helps lick the wounds.

It's weird.

Like, you don't bump enough or you don't bump as much, but you kind of need to get in there and bump to get your callus and to get your wind and timing.

So it's kind of you get your signals crossed.

But anyhow, the content that is provided is always available for media or 99%, where it used to be the opposite.

We used to do, like, four live shows, one TV taping.

So you'd have four live shows under your match.

You know, you'd do, like...

Lafayette, Little Rock, Pensacola, and then TV in Orlando.

And that would be the end of the run.

And then you'd do it again of Bangor, Portsmouth, Providence, TV in Boston.

And then you'd go for another week and go somewhere else.

But it's different now.

It's like every piece is televised for the media, which is great because we get a lot out to our fans across the world.