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That's why you're not having a desk for the start of the day of the first day of the stage one.

You know, there can't be too many people who feel that's hugely detrimental from a viewer perspective.

And I think viewership figures kind of back that up when people have a look at how many people are tuning in for the first segment at like nine or 10 o'clock in the morning.

It's not going to be that many people, right?

I think there has to be a point of understanding what resources you have available.

And then like you're saying,

Knowing when it needs to be a bit more serious or when it needs to be more fun or when it needs to be somewhere in the middle.

And how do you go about doing all those different things?

Because I agree with the sentiment there, Jason, that like.

Variety is key.

That's what we have in our way people consume content is variety.

That's what keeps people on the fucking reels.

It's just variety.

Well, I think most of the time... There's nothing tweeted out.

Well, I think that was a little bit different as well at Krakow, or Krakow, sorry.

They were tweeting out some stuff from the desk there.

But I think it would need to be particular because I think PGL still do the classic desk akin to how it was done

10 years ago.

I don't mean that they haven't evolved.

I mean, they still give the analysts the time and space and time and Richard to run the desk.