Wilfred L. (Will)

Look, based on how these people act.

Something like that because there's so much more...

It's such a more active viewing experience when you're trying to figure out if you know who the trader is.

It's so much more of a like, oh, oh.

Because like, as it is, you know, you're just kind of,

Yeah.

It's sort of like a self-satisfying process because it is.

Well, I'm kind of like I'm so much smarter than that, but I'm actually not.

I'm just I just have all the knowledge they don't have because I'm the viewer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I almost feel like they would get even more content out of it because you could like replay moments.

Oh, yeah.

You know what I mean?

Like if I if if if they played this, you know, Lisa line at breakfast and it was just part of the show and I didn't know that she was a traitor and then I found out she was a traitor, I would like then want to see that scene again and like maybe feel different.

Oh, hindsight.

Yeah.

I wonder if there's, I don't know.

I wonder if they played around with all different ways.

I was trying to think like how the show got developed.