... help out this, you know.

No, I entirely agree.

I think from many angles, right, firstly, I think in terms of the play experience, it's by far the best.

Uh, production, it feels privileged to always play that and compete against the best, but also I think the way things are run and stuff, it, it shows that they really care about m- the players, the viewers, and even the, the staff, and how things are continuing to improve at every stop.

And that's what I really, like, enjoy and, and like as, like, a competitor, you know? So yeah, I mean, I'm, I don't think I'm biased at all.

I think, like, yeah, for me, by far the, the best series, and something I never had missed since, um, I went for the first time, yeah.

Tell me about how this charity event came along and what inspired you to get involved with it.

So, Henry, uh, started Peak Humanity after his trip to Kilimanjaro, and, uh, a lot of his... well, his first projects off the ground in Tanzania received a lot of success, so he, as someone who lived in Thailand, reached out to me, uh, to see the opportunities of, like, um, doing some philanthropic stuff in, in Bangkok or in Thailand in general.