Okay, so a couple of things that we would like to play for you, and this is sponsored by. Twin Peaks, eats, drinks, scenic views. Indeed. One of them I found, and I don't know if you guys have seen this yet, it's a streamer. And DJ, do you know this guy's name? I feel like we need to give him a plug. I don't know his name. I think he goes by slightly biased. Okay, slightly biased. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Are you aware of him?

Sure.

Okay.

I know. like we need to give him a plug. I don't know his name. I think he goes by slightly biased.

Okay, slightly biased. Are you aware of him? Sure. Okay. I know his work. First off, he looks hilarious. He's part of Locked-on Mavs. He looks like the dude from Big Loboski. He's got long hair to like kind of pass his shoulders a little bit. He's not dumpy like the dude. No, no, no, no, no, no.

But he kind of

has that look of i don't really give a rip about anything you know and uh a very uh infectious

look that he has and so i guess that he streams mav's games live yeah it's some form i don't know

if it's legal or what but well no it's he's not streaming the game. He's streaming his reaction. Right. Yeah. It's a weird thing. And now, again, you want to talk about changing times? The future of entertainment is reactions. At any given time, for any given sporting event, you can watch somebody watch the game and tell you what they think in real

time.

Yeah.

Not for me.

Like I said, definitely not for me.

If you're 20, I guess that's fascinating.

I don't know.

And with all due respect, I do think their podcast is well worthwhile.

But the live stream of him or literally anybody on the planet watching a game that I'm watching,

I'm going to go probably with the announcers or mute.

I probably don't need a running commentary.

So at the end of the game the other night.

No disrespect.

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