Hey, how's it going, everyone, real quick, before we want to get into the actual episode. This is a little segment that we're

recording after recording the episode because some big major news in the Pokemon world just

dropped right after re-recorded. It just kind of happens that way. So we wanted to kind of talk

about it since this is really big news. And then once we're done, we're going to get into our

awesome podcast that we did with Edith and Evie that we can't wait for you guys to hear, but there's some important news that we do have to talk about, obviously. I am Jordan Fringe, and I am here with Real Breaking Nate. How you doing, man? Doing good. Doing good. I mean, the day, obviously, could be a little bit better. The week could be a little bit better. The month could be a little bit better.

But, you know, we're trying to deal with it as best as possible.

And just like you said, you know, we don't, we didn't want to wait until next week to discuss all the news that just happened in the Pokemon world.

So we're recording this, you know, essentially hours before the podcast is going up.

Yeah, this just dropped.

Yeah.

It's some important stuff, stuff that we've been covering as well.

So it's kind of something we've been talking about a lot in the past like months worth of episodes.

So it's something that's similar to how like we talked about the skateboards all the time.

So we're on that story.

This is another story we were on and we finally have an answer to.

That's the big question with the 2020 competitive season of Pokemon as well as Worlds in London. And unfortunately, the season

has been put on, I guess it's ended, but also kind of put on this hold of a rollover for,

for points, which is something you brought up and is exactly what happened. And Worlds itself in London has officially been, I don't want to say canceled.

I'm just going to say it's canceled for this year.

It's pushed back until next year.

Yeah.

So 2020 has been canceled.

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