Mitch BanisterGuestI thought the broadcasts were, you know, it's, I mentioned at the end of that thing, maybe, maybe some of the best of crew that I've ever dealt with as far as working a lacrosse game goes.
Each guy that was doing their job was just, like, I was like, "Man, this guy [laughs] is really good at what he does," sort of thing.
Uh, uh, you know, people complain about the, uh, the internet going out once in a while, but i- i- it's beyond some control, right? And-
I, I know for the third and, and final game, things kind of dropped out at the very start of it.
the CEO, and he, he leaned over and he goes like, "Hey, like, we can't, the server can't keep up with how many people are trying to log on right now." So his tech guy, back wherever he is, was, like, firing up server after server after server as fast as he could to handle the traffic that was coming through Lacrosse Canada website, because they thought there was, like, some sort of breach or hack going on, because Lacrosse Canada website had never had that much traffic come through their website at once.
So they were sending off all these alerts and alarms going, "There's 4,000 people on the website right now." So they were sending off, like, "Oh, this isn't right, this isn't right." So they just couldn't keep up for, like, 5, 10 minutes.
Um, I know some people suffered through a little bit longer than that, but I guess, you know, what I'm trying to say is we learned something, uh, this week about that as well.
We'll be better prepar- prepared for it, uh, for the President's Cup and, and whatever else we're doing moving forward.
I thought the broadcasts were, you know, it's, I mentioned at the end of that thing, maybe, maybe some of the best of crew that I've ever dealt with as far as working a lacrosse game goes.
Each guy that was doing their job was just, like, I was like, "Man, this guy [laughs] is really good at what he does," sort of thing.
Uh, uh, you know, people complain about the, uh, the internet going out once in a while, but i- i- it's beyond some control, right? And-
I, I know for the third and, and final game, things kind of dropped out at the very start of it.
the CEO, and he, he leaned over and he goes like, "Hey, like, we can't, the server can't keep up with how many people are trying to log on right now." So his tech guy, back wherever he is, was, like, firing up server after server after server as fast as he could to handle the traffic that was coming through Lacrosse Canada website, because they thought there was, like, some sort of breach or hack going on, because Lacrosse Canada website had never had that much traffic come through their website at once.
So they were sending off all these alerts and alarms going, "There's 4,000 people on the website right now." So they were sending off, like, "Oh, this isn't right, this isn't right." So they just couldn't keep up for, like, 5, 10 minutes.
Um, I know some people suffered through a little bit longer than that, but I guess, you know, what I'm trying to say is we learned something, uh, this week about that as well.
We'll be better prepar- prepared for it, uh, for the President's Cup and, and whatever else we're doing moving forward.
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