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Blade, Fallen, Apex, and Dupree.

And they'll sit there and they'll go, wow, you know, look at this.

And then they'll watch the other ones and they'll go, oh.

And so it depends on the personalities you have, right?

It depends on, there's a lot of factors that play into those things.

Same with the desk work.

Same with why certain people at home, because what we do is like commentators or interviewers or analysts, that's subjective too.

Some people like the way you do things or they don't like the way you do things.

And some stuff like, you know, with JL having some tough moments,

But that is probably the most I've seen the desk in the headlines in a long time.

I haven't seen any conversation about the desk in quite a while.

I think you make a valid point earlier, Jason, when you're saying that you don't really see a lot of content from the desk ever live off of the broadcast, right?

I think it was definitely a message that ESL heard because they started to post some stuff like the interview that they did with Mutiris post-game, for example.

So I think there's that.

And also, there's probably a bit more creativity that has to come into it.

Let's say there's a death segment, excuse me, and Janko's like, yeah, Miles,

fucking suck miles are never gonna win anything and then it goes in the game of them like winning they're like 10-0 up you know you could do a do an edit of that right and then there's obviously it's at yanko's expense but it's that i'm used to it by the lower thirds and everything i'm sitting there next to dupreeh and freya every day is just on this day dupreeh you want this major but

But that's what we have.

But also there's the other side of things, which Yanka brought up earlier, right?

It became so structured for a while in the WhatsApp groups for all this stuff.