Is – do you see expanding the genres on your platform from the tropes that exist on the 300 platforms that are out there? How do you see expanding it but also balancing that with the data shows that certain things just work, you know? And so how do you kind of manage that? Yeah.

So we launched just over two weeks ago, and it's very clear of what's working on our platform and what people want to watch, right? And we're still in the MVP stage.

We're on the ground level.

So what we want to do is on our platform, when we think about the slate, we want to make things that work in the space and what we know that will be Titles that will be a little less risky on the return for either the investor and for the platform itself.

So on the investor side, on the making of it, and then on the tech side for the platform to try to make money.

Then we're going to push the envelope and get into action.

We've got some great action titles, some possible franchises that we want to be doing, that we're talking to investors, either... independent investors and some of our studio partners that might want to dip their toe into this and and by the way we can make them a lot more efficiently outside the studio system and not have all the overhead things in the studios which which is hard to get away from in this this world and then we're going to push kind of the horror kind of like light horror i would say more thriller horror space um and then you know we'll dabble in kind of animation uh with ai tools and things like that so those are the kind of the things we're we're doing and as far as like the the things that are out there that are working, we will make those and we will have those.

Can you tell what title is blowing up or what title is underperforming or what type of show? Yeah, it's very interesting.