Right. When I was a kid, it was tickets. And then you could trade that in for a big price.

Okay? I take them now multiple times a week. I took my oldest son last week, the Dave and Busters at 8 o'clock at night. He had the time of his life. And he's learning the art of saving points. Because he realizes, am I just going to go up to the cashier and get a stick of gum? Or am I going to save it to

eventually get a PS5? Which you could. It takes a lot of time, but you learn the art of saving.

That's actually really good. I like that lesson. I like that lesson. Well, here's what I'd like to

propose. Dave and Busters, you're a beautiful big company. RPM raceway, you're a beautiful

big company. I think we need to have a point sharing system. I think all of these big arcades

should transfer points to each other so that when you go to RPM, which is a great place,

every point you collect would also qualify you Dave Dave and Busters, and vice versa.

Because as adults, as parents, it becomes very complicated because when my kids want to go to an arcade and they're learning how to save up,

why would we split the baby by going to a different place that collects different points than the other place?

Yeah, I could see,

but there's no chance that that's ever going to happen. Why? Because they don't want to collaborate

because then you're more likely to go to the other place to their place. Right, they don't want to

lose their PS5 to a person who spent more money on beers at Dave and Busk. Exactly. You're spending

money to play at the arcade there. And let me explain why it would actually benefit them.

If I have to make a decision now, if my kids are like, hey, we're going to the arcade tonight and I'm down with it.

I'm leaning towards Dave and Busters because we got more points.

So now RPM's all loop out of luck.

You know what I mean?

But if there was a sharing system, I'd still go to RPM. Why? Because it's closer?

Sometimes it is, depending on traffic

patterns. And vice versa.

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