And a big announcement on Game Over Montreal last night, we're expanding game over, which

is always the plan, and I'm not sure everybody knows that, but Game Over Montreal has been

an experiment in the whole history there, was Andrew called me last spring and said,

hey, I got this idea, and we sort of worked on it. And the idea was like, hey, there isn't

a lot of post game coverage of any Canadian team. There's a lot of sports radio stations

across the country that are shutting down, believe it or not. And so the thinking was,

you know, if you want to get into broadcasting, if you ever want to try it, where are you

going to go? Like, my first on-air shift was, like, my first on-air shift was like,

Barry in the evenings and weekend show, that shift does not exist anymore. My next show,

no, not like it's syndicated. The next show I got was 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. in Halifax. Also, it

does not exist anymore. I don't think they have anybody live past 10 p.m. I'm not sure on that.

But, you know, that's just, that's just where the business has gone. So, this is kind of cool,

because the idea is, everybody needs to get their start somewhere, and we want this network.

We got very ambitious goals for what this network's going to be, and we want to find the

next stars in every city. So, there are postings right now for Game Over Calgary, Game Over

Edmonton, Game Over Toronto, and Game Over Winnipeg. With more to come, I was like, what about

my city? What about my city? You know, the idea is, we are hoping to have these ones launched,

well, Calgary Edmonton for sure, because they're going to make the playoffs. We're still

unsure about Winnipeg. Like, we still want to cast for it, but we're not sure if they're

going to make the playoffs. The whole thing is here, though, we'd like to have a little

warm up, and then you're into the playoffs. And if one of these teams goes on a run, and

I'm looking at you, Calgary, what a place to be in, a half an hour show after every game.

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