Min-Liang Tan

And of course, at the end of the day, if somebody says, look, this isn't the product that I thought it was going to be, fine.

Cancel the reservation and we'll remain open and see how the product evolves at that point of time.

I don't think that's how we would want to design the product.

That's what happens with all these tools.

I suppose we literally do not know, right?

You know, for example, I use the example when I play a game and I'm really invested in the game.

You know, I really enjoy it.

And I feel this sense of loss or unhappiness.

Well, I wouldn't call it unhappiness, loss when I finish the game.

It's a great game.

I'm fully invested in a movie.

I'm fully invested in a game.

Is that how we see it?

Perhaps.

We want to create product that people care about, whether it's a gaming mouse, a laptop, one of our software platforms.

We want people to care about it.

I don't necessarily think that we want somebody to fall in love with one of our products and marry them.

It might happen.

Who knows?

It could happen.