show that you're watching, my regular live stream for my subscribers on Locals, I do about a half an hour of a pre-show. Now I used to have a little bit of a resistance to doing the pre-show because people weren't listening to me. All I'm doing is preparing for the show and getting my coffee and I go down to my little putting room downstairs and I shoot three putts to see how the day will go. But if I look at the comments, 90% of them are people talking to other people in the comments and they've made friends with each other. So they don't know each other except in the comments, although some of them have actually gotten together. But they feel this community of people who are just there because they're lonely. And it's really not about what content that I give them during the pre-show. It's really about just creating this little forum that people who would otherwise be sitting there lonely, they get to interact with the other people.

And it took me a long time to figure out why when I first fire up the pre-show, which is also a live stream, it took me a long time to figure out why everybody just said hi to each other. So for the first 10 minutes, it's nothing but good morning, how you doing? Good morning. And not just to me, but they're saying good morning to the other chatters as they see them coming online. It's like, "Hey,