I have just some quick follow-up, Mayo, on the launch of PowerWast Simulator 2 last Thursday.

First is baseball, and now it's Power!

This is the last week of PowerWash Simulator fall-up.

I had to find something to fill my time now that the baseball season is winding down.

But PowerWast simulator 2 is exactly what I wanted.

It's an iteration on the first game that's not dramatically different.

And I was thinking about it from a game design perspective where the Power Wash

Simulator game is designed to be like relaxing and easy and just kind of methodical.

Like you don't have to think too much while doing it.

But in the original version, there were areas where you could get a little frustrated, like dealing with some of the mechanisms for climbing the scaffolding, or when you're at the end of a job and you're trying to find like the last two or three pieces of dirt that you have to power wash off. But what they've done in PowerWall Simulator, too, is remove those frustration points altogether.

So now it's even easier.

And it feels like we don't see that type of stuff in games very often, like where a sequel

takes away some of the challenges of the first game.

I'm not a huge gamer, so I don't know exactly if that's super common in game design

because I play like this game.

I play sports games.

On my iPhone, I play like 20 game. I play sports games. On my iPhone,

I play like 2040A and mini motorways and stuff. But I didn't expect them to take away all

of the frustration points of the first game. But it's actually, it's actually pretty nice, I think.

Yeah, they added ab sailing. I saw that. Added ab-sailing? What is that?

I think that's the mechanism to climb around. I don't even play the game. Oh, yes, yes, yes. See, I got the knowledge. I didn't know what it was called, but yes, you're right. Yeah, there's new ways to climb around. And did you know that power washing is in the app store? It's in the app store? Is that some kind of knockoff?

Yeah, there's Power Watch Exclamation, Mark,

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