I would call you the father of the space whether you like it or not. And, like, I think we are an outgrowth of that. I think, actually, a lot of new comedy that I see, for example, YouTube comedy is how I primarily engage with comedy. And then, I mean, Andrew Schultz, I became friends with him because of your show. I reached out to him, and then I started engaging with this podcast and more like. But Hollywood didn't have anything to do with that, so I feel like everything has changed. The Logan Paul thing was kind of crazy to me. Cause I'm like, you have this guy who was a youtuber and then became a boxer, and now he's just did this thing with Floyd Mayweather where they just sold what was, like a million pay per views. I'm like, fucking crazy. And so now you have youtubers who want to be boxers and boxers who want to be youtubers. And because of you, I've engaged slightly in UFC. All these UFC guys are becoming influencers. Like, I can see them online, and they've got, like, fucking hot sauces and stuff. And there's nothing wrong with that, but it's like this weird change that happened. So, like, what do you make of, as everything goes independent, everything moves online? Has it gotten worse? Has it gotten better? Like, what are some of the downsides? Plus sides or whatever, as things have changed in the last. It's only been, like, ten years, and things are totally different.