Tim Gettys

We just had fun.

Like, there was, like, no drama, and there's rarely drama within the team.

But, like, even just with the community, with the announcements, with just the energy overall, it's like, oh, we're just winning out here.

And it feels good to win, you know?

I'm so excited to be back here doing Games Daily.

It's been way too long.

And, yeah, I feel like we've just taken great content and made it just a little bit better.

So let's get it going.

Yeah, like he's a DJ back there.

Very good.

obviously this is like such a sad story to cover and there's no proper way to without saying rest in rest in peace and just to really like appreciate the fact that in a industry full of people that we can easily jump into talking so much shit about and questioning their motivations and what they've done in their choices and stuff Vince is one of those guys that like I never heard a bad thing about yeah you know and it's like we know from so many personal accounts whether it's Greg or Andrea or just so many other people like

Vince was awesome and really did care for the teams and care for the people and like obviously this is very very sad news but it is pretty rare and I think that we're kind of lucky that so far we haven't had major deaths in the video game industry like that many of them and like this is going to start to happen a lot more and for it to happen this way is so sad there's no not sad way for it to go down but be safe out there you know drive safe like every single time you get into a car like

There's so many responsibilities that you need to be aware of.

And I do think that all of these things are reminders to people to, you know, never push things too far ever.

Just stay in the lane.

There's a reason that these laws and rules and everything exists and don't speed, you know, you're putting yourself and others at risk.

And in a blink of an eye, this could happen.

I've been I've met him a couple of times, but in a very, very professional setting where I'm pretty sure I was behind the camera every single time.

Exactly.

Which is wild for a CEO.