Garrett, what did you think?

So, certainly the movie has its issues, but there are a lot of elements to it that really worked for me.

Uh, the, the star of the show for me was the cinematography.

I really liked...

A lot of visuals just really worked for me.

Uh, there was, uh, a scene where they're playing this projector out in the woods, and the visual of the, uh, movie playing out there, uh, I thought that was really cool.

I really liked how the, uh, the setting of the van with the, the car lights at night made things a lot creepier.

And I'm like, why is a demon, why is a demon putting up a sign saying, "Warning, demon"? [laughs]

Yeah

... gonna hit you all at once if you don't process all that emotion.

So, um, sadness overall I'd say is a useless emotion because we could talk about it, we can go into specifics, but grieving for someone who has died, totally normal.

Feeling empathy for people that are going through some very hard times, also normal.

Sadness in the regards of, like if I'm like, "Hey, I get sad sometimes.

It happens." And I'm like, "I don't have any friends." And it's like, see, that's where your brain is playing tricks on you, where it's not entirely true.

We've moved, so our friends who have been physically close and near us, they're not here right now 'cause we moved.

When you're angry, you are more likely to go and change something.

Oh, God no. Oh, oh, God no.

So as soon as the, the end keynote was done, before we went to go record our video about the trailer, we pulled the stream back up and watched the trailer so we could actually hear the damn words.

And like within seconds both Kyle and I were like, "Where's the crowd sound?" 'Cause the crowd was so rowdy.

It was so, like, animated.

Um, and you couldn't...

None of that came across on the stream.

I, like, I, I, I, I, I didn't look at chat, 'cause I, I'm, I pr- I figured it would just make me mad.

Mm.

Garrett, question number two for you is why did G-Rat Baits want to design a soft plastic glide bait such as the Papa Pete?

So, like, I don't know.

I guess I'm a swim bait junkie, and I have been forever, you know? And I mean, our company's known for building swim baits and large ones.

And, um, when I saw the Flags come out and all that, I had already wanted a soft bait, and when they, before they came out, I just didn't have the money at the time to produce one, and I already knew in my head that when I was ready for it, we could produce one.

I wanted to have a big one, right? I wanted to ...

I like stuff big, and I wanted to be the first to kinda produce a real big one.

So I think we did that, and we came out with the largest soft glide on the market.

Now, question number five, and then, uh, let you touch on anything that you think should be included and added in that we may have missed, but I wanna know the setup that you're throwing the 12-inch bait on, and then the best areas for anglers to target, like, a largemouth, a spot, or a smallmouth.

That's bad news.

What would Kara do to ex- the, uh, that constituted sore loserdom in your eyes? Oh, it was really small stuff, in all honesty.

Um, I think I was just really sensitive to it because, like Kara said, I'm, I'm from North Dakota.

I was raised, there are no problems.

There is no conflict.

Anger is reserved for very bad stuff.

Irritability, also very bad stuff, and it's, it's a different cultural thing to express irritation in Texas.

But there are other ways that you could spend your time together, like ha- having dinner conversation, watching a movie, being distracted, especially if you feel you need to space out at the end of the day a little bit, Garrett.

What you're saying is, in the last week, the phone's been ringing off the hook.

U- uh, absolutely.

And I think as you talk about the shift from generalists to experts, like, we haven't even talked about, like, the future too.

Like, future's gonna involve more audio.

The future's gonna involve more tool use.

The future's gonna involve more trajectories as some of these agentic systems and step-by-step problem solving is trying to be improved by all the frontier labs in their pursuit of AGI, right? So really what that means is that, like, you need experts in domain, m- mostly right now where we're focused is on core science skills and also skills that you'd imagine like finance, law-

Yeah.

Like I would say the only durable moat in the entire human data business is access to an audience.