Other people might have had the idea, but they're like, "Look, we don't have an extra $5,000 laying around to give as a prize." But, but to have the idea and to execute it, I think it will make a huge difference in the competitive nature of the second half of this and any other tournaments that are able to implement it.

Yeah, it's...

I, I think this is where, you know, once again we're remind- we're reminded of how, how important St. Louis is to the American chess landscape.

Um, you know, I, I, I went to the club for the first time, I think, since before COVID, really, um, last year for the US Championship, and they had just finished most of the renovations to the chess club at that point.

So for people who have not been to St. Louis, uh, when it first opened, it was roughly...

The, the playing hall and the sort of club atmosphere was about two row houses worth of a block in, in, in the, on the Central West End of St. Louis.

Um, they had a little restaurant attached to it, so that took up part of the third block of the, the third row house.

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