I'll take it. Playwrights have had it too good for too long. That's what I always said

is that playwrights are overpaid, over-recognized, that got too much respect within society.

Get more RPG tabletop, crunchy numbers inside of these spaces, please.

Yeah, this is a surprising amount of interesting discussion about the overlap of those two

things.

All right. I realized I did just set up this segue to this this planning scene, but I think

before we do, especially because we're taking time to introduce the Uhuru a little bit,

I think we see little vignettes around the ship of people working. These are people like

checking lines. These are people tending to cargo. These are people swapping the decks.

What I want to focus on here is, yes, all of these people have longer hair than usual

are are scraggly, but this is also kind of a period of downtime, where there is not a storm currently

what the ship needs to do is maintain a specific course as long as it can to get to the next leg.

And also we are passing over the ocean. So question I have for each of you, passing over the ocean

because the waters are cursed, people have superstitions that come from their various home ports or

get picked up along the way as people travel through the sky over what you are supposed to do to

protect yourself from the mariners influence while you sail over the ocean. So I want to know visually

from each of you, what is one little thing that people do to protect themselves from the ocean while

they fly over it. What is one little superstition? I think that there is a, I want to say that like

people are just, I don't know, like sometime in the past it became more established that like if you

are over like water, like you whisper, if you are above deck, like you whisper because if you are

too loud then the sea might hear you, the mariners might hear you, that's just like a slippery slope.

And so I think there's like a lot of people that everyone is, when they're above,

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