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I had one that was good, and I had two that were pretty mediocre.

Kurtos Kalas.

That does sound kind of awesome.

yeah of course it's i mean honestly i i mean they're they're all right they're all right they're all right they when they make them fresh they're good but sometimes they just leave them in big bags and then they're just sitting there and then i order it thinking i'm gonna get a fresh one and it's just they just hand me it and i'm just thinking oh well that's just been sitting there for 10 minutes and now the bread because it's also so cold is just now rock hard so it's either fresh or nothing for those

Yeah, yeah, next Starlighter major.

I'd be interested in your guys' takes because I feel like maybe, Jason, you've sort of held out on the era discussion at the time for Vitality.

But now with them winning two majors in the year plus the streak to kick it off and winning EPL in the middle of the season, what is your take on it?

We didn't really get all of the head-to-head star versus star clashes in the way that we necessarily would have wanted, I suppose.

I would say that the favorites, the biggest disappointments for me, I would say, from the playoff bracket are definitely

Definitely Fury is number one because it would have been nice to see any of the other side of the bracket, whether that's Falcons, whether that's Spirit, or whether that's Vitality, any three of them play the team of the moment in Furia because then you'd really get to see can they revert back to their form or is Fury actually just the favorite?

Are they just the best?

Also, in a weird way, it probably would have been nice to see...

Just just so that maybe Furia could have had a slightly easier route going into the semifinals.

Any team except for a blade, Alexi, totally anti-stratted game plan where they get to just play a little bit more of the style that they like to.

And hopefully it's just better Counter-Strike in general than a target strategy.

I mean, a major playoff series this year was probably Spirit-Maus in the quarterfinals of Austin.

There's been a lot of one-sided affairs that have gone down so far, at least this year, I mean, in CS2.

I mean, I don't know if that's an MR12 aspect or just the team's forms are wavering as people are bringing in varying levels of prep as well, because I think some teams, when they get to that quarterfinals, they really do...

I mean, I actually I'd be curious from your perspective, Yanko, if you think that because anti-stratting becomes such a huge aspect of when you have four days off.

But if you got, say, Navi versus Furia and it happened just right after stage three, one day later, I think Furia win that game.