Ryan Whitney

So literally, we're taking one thing, quote, unquote, away for you that you can still pay to go watch, which also provides you all these other amazing things that this company was willing to buck up and pay us for the work that we're putting in.

And once again, we've went from one to two a week, and we're bringing you a lot of entertainment, or at least we try.

So I feel like we've been we've been long winded, but pretty reasonable and rational about this.

we're living our dreams right now and we couldn't be happier and some of them are saying with like like woke oh you're working with netflix some of these people man they live in this like uh they live on this hamster wheel and they just like they're just angry and they want to bitch about it oh you're associated with this company and they they didn't like one thing this company did at one certain point of time so if you associate with them then they'll never i'll never listen to you again it's like man get off your hamster wheel you you got some major major brain issues

Biz.

I'll be doing helicopter cock and manginas on the next Sandbagger.

on the first episode.

Yeah, there you go.

Can I say one last thing, though, with, you know, squeaky wheel gets the grease.

And I know we just gave a little bit of time and attention to the people bitching.

But to regurgitate your comments about thanking the original rider dies and all the people who have followed us and supported us along the way.

I think this is a win for all of us.

And we're happy for us, too.

I said, congrats.

Yeah, and I look at this as an opportunity to not only prove the haters and the naysayers wrong, but continue to amplify the product for those people who have supported us.

And the work starts now.

Every time we've hit these little milestones, it's not like we've taken our foot off the gas.

We're just going to continue to try to bring more and better stuff to our fans who support us.

So I'm sorry to the people who don't want to buck up the $100,000

40, $150 a year in order to support something you supposedly love.