Yeah. And we'll hear from Angela, a little bit later. And she does mention that video is something that she is very comfortable in. So we'll get into that. I also want to mention a positive for me. So it's hard to make a podcast from a podcast hosting company, in order to promote that podcast hosting company. What you can do instead is find somebody who represents that brand, and let them do their thing in your name. And they did that really well. They chose Angela, she's great. She has a really great presence on Twitter. She is a video podcast creator, she's had previous projects, she will have future projects. It's great for them to align themselves with this creator. So I think they did a really great job at doing that. Another thing that I really liked about this is that it exists in the first place. It sounds to me like they knew that they needed to make a trailer. And that is why they put together a 45 second trailer. Like we said, there is room for improvement. But I really do appreciate that there is a trailer at all, because like we mentioned a lot. There are multiple reasons to have trailers in your podcast feed. The first is that it allows you to take advantage of that real estate in the podcast listening apps, that shows off that there is a podcast trailer, it allows you to onboard potential listeners, it allows you to market the show. So I love that they just made this and yes, there's room for improvement. But it is there. And that is half the battle. Now, Tim, I have a few thought questions for you. And for the folks at home. The first question is, if you were to redo this trailer today, what would you do differently?