Maybe we start there.

Yeah.

You look at Team USA's roster and it's kind of a lot of knowns.

Versus Team Canada's roster, which is a lot of unknowns.

Like, I'm really excited for those two games at the end of October.

I'm not sure yet whether those both teams are going to use that as a tune up and have their rosters named before the 28th or if they're going to go into those games with.

say, 25 or 28 players and use that as, like, final cuts.

So let's pivot to another announcement that... you know these are all kind of feel-good announcements but uh this was rumored and bubbling under the surface about hockey night in canada you know disappearing from the tv landscape and now making a strong comeback with women's hockey the ptohl on hockey night in canada what did you think of this announcement kyle this is

yeah

but i digress go ahead i'll let kyle go sure i mean i suppose the uh I guess the reason we're here now is Joe and I are currently co-designing a game about community, about resilience, about building organization and building sort of, I guess, communal self-defense against government overreach, against fascist oversights and overtaking of communities, or at least attempts to.

And wrap it around really recent history um it is a historical game about you don't say you don't say right about um operation metro surge pretty bad um yeah and part of the reason i suppose to tie back to the books is that one of the books themselves um no shortcuts, is by an organizer named Jane McAlevey.

And she's one of my heroes.

I had the pleasure of meeting with her a few times, learning, picking her brain.

But she was one of the most prolific union worker organizers, I would say, of the 2000s.

Fortunately, she's no longer with us, passed away a couple years ago.

the national level.