So can you explain something to me John or Casey but both of you were our sports people compared to me. Oh God

Why are the highest end video games called triple A games?

But in baseball the triple A teams are kind of like the minor leagues

It's just the same it's the same word using two different contexts. Don't try to connect them

It's that's a terrible answer. That's not even an answer

That's the answer. It's like what you know like the why do we park on the driveway and drive in the park?

Whatever like it's yes, it's the same word and it spelled the same way. So you've got three a's

Why is it the the people that come when you have a flat tire?

Where is that triple A? It's just the same set of letters, but it's not the same thing. Don't get confused about it

At work this week I am

Learning to use scholar the programming language and ako which is how you're learning to pronounce it to

Is it scala scholar? I don't know when you're the one you're the one you're the one learning it

Everyone seems to be saying scholar. I'm sure to a New Yorker. It's scala. I was assumed it was scala like scaling

You know like but I don't I mean I've literally never heard anybody ever mentioned it in person

Yeah, it seems like definitely one of the first things that you should learn about a language is how to say it

It's pronounced Bazzale John anyway, so the point is I'm learning scala scala scala and

It's weird. It's super weird and I presume that neither of you two have really touched

What the little bit I've seen makes me makes it very obvious that not only is it not only does it look weird

But it seems like only weird people use it

It's one of those like esoteric languages like Erlang that like all the really out there programmers use but most people don't

Yeah, it's not as as I don't know esoteric is as my understanding of say like Haskell is yeah

Haskell is a good example, but you know, I've seen some go and

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