And then you were matching up against the other five kill teams on the other team, various different matchups and boards with that in mind, how did team USA come to a decision on what teams to play?

That's a great question.

So a little bit of it was in our player selection and their expertise to teams.

So for instance, we picked Mike, who is from the Midwest, from the Twin Cities, who is one of the best Inquisition players in the United States.

And Inquisition provides... a team that is just so stable and, and really should be a 50, 50 matchup into more into everything.

And as Mike proved, it was often more than a 50, 50 matchup.

Like he, he did incredibly well in the singles and in the teams taking on a lot of the matchups, nobody wanted to take on.

Souffle.

go off about that king

um yeah so uh i'm representing the united states world team championships this year um So if you're familiar with, a lot of people aren't in Kill Team, which is kind of, so in 40K World Team Championships was like the OG championships because we used to not have worlds.

So you would have two seasons, you'd have teams and then you have ITC.

And this was before GW came into the picture and added Worlds on top of that.

So World Team Championships has gotten bigger and bigger over the last five years and has included Kill Team, AOS.

I believe it has X-Wing.

And Underworld, I think, is also represented there, which is pretty cool.

And that's just what it is.

Mm-hmm.

We gotta, we gotta do it.

And we started as a strictly vintage and used guitar and amp store.

We had a couple things, I think when Frank first opened up, it was, like, mostly just pedals, but all the guitars and amps were vintage and used.

And I feel like that's still where our passion and kind of our heart and the base of our company is, is that we love vintage guitars.

So COVID happened, and we couldn't buy as many vintage guitars.

You know, we go to all the major guitar shows across the country.

Right.