come back to this a lot. And I think on our last few trailer analyses, I think you've said something like that feels like a missed opportunity. And then I say guess what, not actually a missed opportunity because you can always go back and cut a new trailer or cut, you know, a different trailer. I want to talk about a few things that I noticed. So you mentioned this actually on last week's episode four games and feelings. But you hear the narrator's voice first. And then the music comes in for last week's trailer and for this week's trailer. So last week, Eric Silva of multitude productions for games and feelings, you hear him say, Hello, gamers. And then the music starts here. You hear willows voice first, and then you hear the music. And I thought that that was a really effective, it's just a great way to feel welcome into the show. Another thing that I really liked about this trailer is that every character was introduced by a sound, which was really cool. It was really good for kids, I think, and for me, and I felt like you sort of need to listen to this trailer slash user slash episode zero, in order to get important information about the show, which is not always the case for trailers. Sometimes people skip them. And in a few minutes, we're gonna play a clip from the creators of the show, Willow and Jeff, and they are going to tell us more about this, they're kind of going to debunk what I just said. So that's a little bit of a teaser. I do think that the trailer could have been shorter. Sure. But I'm also all for giving kids as much information they need to become podcast listener. So if it needs to be three minutes, great. If it needs to be five minutes, great. I just want more kids to listen to podcasts. I also really liked that Willow addresses the kid listeners directly kids like you instead of like your kids as if she were talking to parents. There are a few different scenes. I alluded to this before. There's just off the top of my head, the nature scene, the intro scene, the ping and the stream scene. I don't necessarily think we need all of them. But also, like I said, it's for the kids, you know, do it all for the kids,