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with the player at the, at the desk, I know it's going to be a bit more in depth and they're going to have more time to ask different questions.

So it creates a different dynamic within that interview.

And I think those are always really good.

I think they should keep the intention of people.

And then it's, yeah, like, like you're both saying, it's finding that balance, right.

Of what's entertaining, what's educational.

When do we need to go into the numbers?

When do we need to do a fun game show?

It's essentially grabbing a lot of the concepts we did at EPO and finding a right place for them.

But one of the things I did enjoy about having Dupreeh on the desk with Janko and JL as well, in the first couple of days before JL got there, a lot of the games were 2-0 on the mainstream.

And I had a lot of time to have conversations.

And it was nice to hear different perspectives in a longer format, actually well articulated.

And it was nice.

It was just like they weren't desk segments focusing on the game.

It was like, let's say the game was a 13-5.

What are they going to talk about for 20 minutes?

No, the topic would go elsewhere and it would be Counter-Strike.

But it would be, you know, I didn't get to hear Janko.

It's a mini podcast.

Yeah.