Lisa, you go first.

I mean, I think in many ways I'm a lot like you.

I was always the person in my group of friends who was figuring out what we should do before I found escape rooms.

And I didn't like the idea of going to a movie together so much because we're all just sitting there watching the same thing, but we weren't participating in it so much together.

And...

What I really love about escape rooms is I'm doing something with my friends together and we're collaborating and we're solving and we're on this adventure together.

I love how each person has their moment.

I really like it when games have thoughtful onboarding that teaches you how to play by playing.

Lisa, what's your favorite or best booking story? And does any place not believe you when you try to book hundreds of tickets at a time?

Okay, those are two different questions.

No, nobody doesn't believe me when I'm booking 100 tickets because- I think it's a misconception for the tours maybe that I go on a booking website and book hundreds of games.

When David and I are organizing tours, we're working very closely with the host companies to organize bringing a tour to a place, and I am not booking through their booking website.

We are talking about how to partner on organizing a schedule and booking that many games.

So it's not a surprise.

Favorite booking story? So we email companies when we're coming, tell them that we're gonna be writing a review, ask if they offer a media discount.

We aren't getting paid for most of the content we make, so this is how we pay for what we do.