How you feeling about it?

It's been an amazing opening weekend.

Over 900 showed up.

You know, the World Series just got over, and people around here were ready to play.

So it was great to see an amazing turnout.

They're playing for over $300,000.

Uh, but it's been a great start, and it's also just a great relationship.

I don't know, make it more fun even off the felt.

And so just curious to hear how you start to think about this and what is a potential future path that would be trying to achieve the same type of impulse of trying to make more accessible these technologies to the general public.

Well, I've looked into this a lot, and the public access story is very important, and that was done by Congress, as was C-SPAN.

And C-SPAN is still going and still delivering live congressional hearings and public interest content because it was baked into the rules when cable and satellite was originally regulated.

C-SPAN stands for Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network, and it's still going.

Now, when we moved into the internet era, what made it different was that we have permissionless publishing at the protocol level.

And so that was an advent of freedom that we didn't have before.

And then Jimmy Wales came along and he created Wikipedia.

So just curious to hear a little bit more reflection on this moment and this choice point that we have.