SPUNJ

You know what I mean?

Like they're going to have to stay on top of that.

I think it's just a natural tendency of individuals to just eventually get to a point where they're like, you know, when Jello's at some point going to be like, bro, I got like seven aces in the last tournament.

I'm going to, I have, I have a little bit more freedom.

I can get away with doing this instead of playing it like this, you know?

That's you reading between the lines.

Any other results from Cluj that were surprising?

Honestly, before you asked this question, I would have never assumed that there was a structured plan behind it.

You know what I mean?

There must be.

Yeah, I'm with you.

It seems like there should be, and it'd be logical that there is.

But I guess because it's such a foreign concept that you just don't practice for events, which has been such an antithesis of every way that every team has operated for 10 years, it's weird to think that that's the plan.

Yeah, I could understand it for an event if like you're in a busy schedule and it like that, that makes sense.

But if you're just not practicing for like three of the biggest events, I don't know.

Yeah, I don't know.

It is strange.

Well, and then I imagine they have to travel back to Europe to play the online games, right?

You got to give them credit for being able to go back consistently in Mongolia and find a new fifth player every fucking six months and train them up and still maintain competitive nature.

Like pulling the Xenu out of nowhere, pulling controllers out of nowhere, pulling Cobrazera out of nowhere, and they're all working.