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This week, our pre-Sand-Ego Comic-Con

edition of the patch.

Camacan.

This week, the patch with Gus.

Ryan.

Meg. We went in a different order. And Gus. I decided to switch it up a bit. See, they couldn't keep up in the control room. I'm so on the spot. So we got some video game news to talk about it. I feel, oh, you please get that started. Flip. I feel like we start to get a little teasing of video game news right before San Diego Comic Con starts. I don't understand why. I've said it many times. I don't understand why game companies are so big into San Diego Comic-Con. Because there are... Where else do you go to find people that want to know this information? But it's not a video game convention. And we just came up of E3, which is all about video games. I agree. Even when I, this will be my fifth year to go to Comic-Con. I hardly ever see video game companies there. You know, there's the artists and TV and movie really nowadays. I know that's sacrilegious, but... But if you're a video game company, your target audience is there. Not necessarily. I think there's a lot of crossover in that Venn diagram. I think there's a lot of people who care about video games there, but who care more about TV and movies and other things that they're looking for there at an event like this. It all ties in together now. I just don't think it's worth spending what bazillion dollars it must cost to show there. Yeah. So I have a little section in my notes here of Comic-Con news that I'm going to,

we're going to try to bang out first.

Let's bang it.

Let's bang.

Let's get fated.

Let's bang some Comic-Con stuff.

So I read that Nintendo is doing some social stuff at San Diego Comic-Con

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