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I wasn't sure what podcast we'd do today. We're not in the studio, but the surprise here is I'm taking you way back.

We have a guest. Tom Helmanzik is with us who used to do video sports and now moved on to much bigger things. Welcome back Tom.

Well, thank you so much for having me. It's very nice to see you after all of this, COVID madness.

Yes. Finally, doing the pilgrimage again.

I realize it's been three years, and also there's a particular video that you filmed that is driving a Mustang in Germany.

People still comment, basketball was invented in Canada.

I just very recently watched a video on YouTube done by creators, for creators, claimant, you have to make mistakes like that.

Just to have the experience.

We learned it at the time.

Look, it's one of our probably top 10 most watched videos and Tom did it, and so there that is.

He rubs that in my face every now and then I have to admit.

But it's a very good video, and what's funny is you mentioned that basketball was invented by Americans,

and 50% of the comments are people really excited to say that's not right.

And it actually did long before the video you're talking about, Tommy.

It actually taught me that all YouTube cares about is engagement.

And so people saying you got it wrong actually drives up the number of people that have seen it.

We doubled down on it too, because I claimed Americans call cars vehicles, right?

You did.

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