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Because if far as are just like
everyone else's, why would anyone click on
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ours? You know, you're right. All right, we are alive once
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again. Many vandals there. PODCAST. We're back. So we're on a
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little bit of a hiatus, like
a week or so. They're I believe
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Keith was on vacation. Yes,
yeah, you go somewhere good. Pitching
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Ford. Have your been there?
It's that pitching forge. Yeah, Gatlinburg,
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pitching for GE areas Dollywood you' found. Yeah, and just saying that's
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that's Dolly's hometown. So yeah,
we went there. They have these two
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big mountains. That's where we were. No, that's seriously, we were.
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We went there. It's just,
you know, they have dinner,
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shows and eats, things like that. Shopping. That's about it. Yeah,
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but it's good to be away anyway. It did. I did some
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reflection. I mean, we're really
not doing bad. I don't think no,
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I don't think yeah, I mean
I would say I like it.
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I guess we started like ripe for
Thanksgiving and if you ask me how far
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we would be like today, I
would I would probably think we were a
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little further along than we would be
that. You know, then we are
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yeah, yeah, I don't think
we're doing bad. I think it's for
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me it's been a learning curve and
I know, like, I know we're
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going to get into it, but
on your reflection part. We we can
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go into it, but I just
I just think like, from from my
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point of view, with us not
throw any editing on gameplay. You know,
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sometimes it that's that makes it hard
to get a good deck. That
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you know, because what you see
is what you get with us right now.
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There's no there's no splicing in three
wins or four wins to make the
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deck look good. You know what
I mean? It's either either I go
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three and one or, you know, three in two or whatever, and
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that's what it is, what it
is. But you knows, there are
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days that I try to throw some
Jank together and I end up going over
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five. It's like crap, it's
like crab. And then this crunch time
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and you got to get something else. So you know, it's it's but
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yeah, but we could, I
mean, you know, that's that's the
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thing that's been hard to learn from
me and I think if I'll work on
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decks, you know, the my
Janky little days. I think that's what
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I was doing. I don't know
if you picked up on it, but
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like oars off, I was working
on the oars off, the other other
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people's builds. And then the last
video was my buil a version of it,
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which I think, in my opinion, my version was better than the
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other three that I tried. So
you know that, but that's my opinion.
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But yeah, but anyway, you
know. So I am working on
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Dicks in the background, but maybe
net decking, you know, to get
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a look at what's in the Meta. You know, maybe it's a little
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bit better. Yeah, well,
there's a couple things there. And to
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go to your oars of example,
I think that actually sort of ties into
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sort of what I wanted to get
into. One one was one was like
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Kamigawa ors of mid range. The
next one was more oars of mid range.
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But then there's there's two more.
There's like oars off control part two.
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Yeah, and then, okay,
so it looks like we did like
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four videos total, yet should have
been for yeah, okay, and actually,
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you know what, all of those
they all did like relatively well for
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us, like they all did about
it. I should say. The first
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three did like a hundred hundred views. which for us is like solid.
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Yeah, yeah, that's just solid. The last one, for some reason,
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only got fifty wow, and that's
the best. That honestly, what,
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like what caused the first three to
do like, quote unquote, well
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and then the last one not to
fall off? I don't know, maybe
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they had enough of ors all,
you know. Yeah, but the it's
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like the third one, like the
third one did the best. That was
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the Croaky Dick. I feel like
the thumbnails and the titles, they're like,
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okay, like a little more attention
grabbing, I guess, like I
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here you go. I feel like
they're just a little too it's like what
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you see is what you get,
you know. Yeah, HMM, like,
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I guess examples of that would be
like the like the Naeth decking videos.
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Was Not like mystery to what that
video is like. The mid range
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steered that video. It's like it
did the it did the best out of
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those oarzob videos. You know,
it's like there's a question. There is
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like always is mid range is ours. I've been ranged, like still like
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the deck to play. I think
it is. Yeah, I know to
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say it, but as far as
the thumbnails, I mean I'm looking at
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other you know, I don't say
our competition, the CASS air community,
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because it is is well, it
is. But yeah, they're they're thumbnails
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are you know. Some of them
are cutting dry, kind of like you
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know ours. It tell you what
they are, but then some are little,
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you know, like one in particular
is called just disgusting. You know
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what I mean? And that's it. That's the thumb as you yeah,
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I mean, I I I'm pretty
confident when I say I think ours are
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on par with, Oh, yeah, other ones. But yeah, I
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feel like, given our situation,
we almost like we're almost obligated to have
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better ones, you know, because
if far as are just like everyone else's,
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why would anyone click on ours?
You know, you're right. Yeah,
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I have a couple ideas. I
mean I sort of like haphazardly went
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over one of them. A little
more like a tension grabbing, a little
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less just face value. And there's
a couple ways I had in mind of
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doing that, and it's sort of
ties into the videos. And let me
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just preface all this with it's going
to take time, which will get into
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our later topic of you know,
how much like how much content versus how
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much, you know, how much
effort we're going to put into each video,
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you know, like that's say you
do the your Zob deck and and
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you you actually alluded to this.
I think we sort of let something potentially
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really good. I mean those videos
are good, but it's like I feel
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like we could have hit it home
a little better and it was sort of
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my fault. You know. It's
like you almost you almost like create like
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a little series out of this whole
or Zov thing, like like like yeah,
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tried other people's War Zob decks and
then, you know, it's like
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you tried multiple or Zob decks and
then you sort of like it a finale
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with the best of everything of all. Yeah, yeah, I was good
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to say, you know, a
louted. I didn't tell anyone because I
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didn't know if I was going to
do it right, but I was.
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That was I was building the deck
for Crookies Tournament. So that that's really
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what I was doing. I was
playtesting for the tournament and I was making
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videos of or Zol because I figured
or Zov would be the strongest. And
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but man, you got to you
got to be up at five a m
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in the morning and it was just
it's tough. So that's you know,
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I've read a ristered, a ristered
that, orsove debt. That last one
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I sinchy and then I didn't get
up right. But that's what that's what
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it mean. You know. I
guess you know the build up, and
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maybe the reason I didn't, you
know, tell everyone that's what I was
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doing is because then, if I
didn't make it like what's happened, you
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know, the expectation would have been
of completing it. You know. So
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I gave myself an hour, but
I'm definitely not trying to like point the
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finger at you or anything, but
like, so, taking this first one,
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for example, it's like like like
you were trying somebody else's deck or
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something. Yep, yeah, I've
named them, you know, gave the
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folks credit for the days. Yea. I mean, I guess what I'm
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getting at is so like, if
you look at this thumbnail, you know
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I just needed it. COMMI GAWA
control, which is fine because, like,
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in one sense it's fine because everybody's
searching for ors of control mid range,
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but on the other hand it's like
it's like it if you found the
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deck, it's like you could.
It's like I I probably should have made
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the like the title, like like
I tried so and so's deck. How
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did it? Do you know?
Or you know, it's like we could
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have done like is ex a trap
card? You know? Yeah, like,
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you know, like out of this
deck there, there, I'm guessing
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there was some card or cards that
you didn't actually care for. Yes,
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yeah, so, yeah, say, I know what you mean. We
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could highlight certain things, just like, and know I'm not slamming anyone,
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but the last deck that I tried, that was it was Crokey's deck.
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Man, I couldn't get a win
for that with that thing, for anything,
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and I'm like, it's like that
man can take sticks and mud and
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win. It's like, and I'm
sitting here, I was like, you
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know, I had to give it
a thumbs down because I can't do anything
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with it. And it was so
but it's like his mind, I mean
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that that deck was an example of
his mind. It was so fragmented,
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you know what I mean? And
I need things a little bit more put
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together. Yeah, you know what
I mean. Said, he yeah,
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I that things sucked and but you
know, but we could have just,
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you know, we could tease that, you know, trying Kurroke's I don't
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know. What do you think?
I mean, that might get us some
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hot water with that. Maybe I
didn't say it correctly. I guess we
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don't really need to say, Oh, we tried Xperson's deck is a good
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we could probably twisted as like,
you know, if there's like very like
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popular cards, we can just be
like is is x card good and Orsov
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me? Yeah, or yes,
Oh, yeah, so like is is
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wedding announcement good in or Zo mid
range? Now, obviously it is,
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but yeah, but it's like it's
so it's good and weeny to yeah,
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but yeah, I know, I'm
sorry. Yeah, no, it's fine.
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I mean, I guess. I
guess my point and you basically did
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it in the series. We just
need to tell the videos not to sound
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like a marketing, do we?
But we need to like sell the videos
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with like something slightly more than just
Oh, here's a video on or zo
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mid range. You know. Yeah, I know, it's yeah, and
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that's my fault too. I mean
we and one thing I think between me
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and you is a wee probably lacking
communication. You know, we probably don't
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talk as much as we should.
Well, I mean we chat and I
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guess always text. I can always
text, but yeah, it's you know,
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it's just that's that's me. I
fell in that. I should say,
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Hey, you know, I'm going
to run the series because I'm thinking
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about the croaky tournament. You know
what I mean, and that's my fault.
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I mean, I should have told
you and then that way the videos
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would be more tied together. You
know what I mean. They could have
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pair tomorrow. But yeah, I
mean we're learning. Yes, it's why,
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that's why we're doing right. I
mean the other the other thing is
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and this, maybe this is where
we can to officially seg you into our
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next topic. What's up? Everybody
her cheer. That wraps up this segment.
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Next time we're going over the age
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content, quality versus quantity. So
far our qualities been a little yeah,
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litterally, you know whatever. But
we go over that and, you know
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what, we're going to address it. So, if you like our content,
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please push every single button on your
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Because if far as are just like
everyone else's, why would anyone click on
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ours? You know, you're right. All right, we are alive once
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again. Many vandals there. PODCAST. We're back. So we're on a
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little bit of a hiatus, like
a week or so. They're I believe
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Keith was on vacation. Yes,
yeah, you go somewhere good. Pitching
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Ford. Have your been there?
It's that pitching forge. Yeah, Gatlinburg,
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pitching for GE areas Dollywood you' found. Yeah, and just saying that's
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that's Dolly's hometown. So yeah,
we went there. They have these two
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big mountains. That's where we were. No, that's seriously, we were.
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We went there. It's just,
you know, they have dinner,
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shows and eats, things like that. Shopping. That's about it. Yeah,
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but it's good to be away anyway. It did. I did some
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reflection. I mean, we're really
not doing bad. I don't think no,
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I don't think yeah, I mean
I would say I like it.
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I guess we started like ripe for
Thanksgiving and if you ask me how far
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we would be like today, I
would I would probably think we were a
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little further along than we would be
that. You know, then we are
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yeah, yeah, I don't think
we're doing bad. I think it's for
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me it's been a learning curve and
I know, like, I know we're
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going to get into it, but
on your reflection part. We we can
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go into it, but I just
I just think like, from from my
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point of view, with us not
throw any editing on gameplay. You know,
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sometimes it that's that makes it hard
to get a good deck. That
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you know, because what you see
is what you get with us right now.
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There's no there's no splicing in three
wins or four wins to make the
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deck look good. You know what
I mean? It's either either I go
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three and one or, you know, three in two or whatever, and
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that's what it is, what it
is. But you knows, there are
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days that I try to throw some
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five. It's like crap, it's
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yeah, but we could, I
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thing that's been hard to learn from
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decks, you know, the my
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like oars off, I was working
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people's builds. And then the last
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which I think, in my opinion, my version was better than the
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other three that I tried. So
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Dicks in the background, but maybe
net decking, you know, to get
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a look at what's in the Meta. You know, maybe it's a little
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bit better. Yeah, well,
there's a couple things there. And to
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go to your oars of example,
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sort of what I wanted to get
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Kamigawa ors of mid range. The
next one was more oars of mid range.
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There's like oars off control part two.
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four videos total, yet should have
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you know what, all of those
they all did like relatively well for
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us, like they all did about
it. I should say. The first
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three did like a hundred hundred views. which for us is like solid.
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only got fifty wow, and that's
the best. That honestly, what,
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like what caused the first three to
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and then the last one not to
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they had enough of ors all,
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like the third one, like the
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the Croaky Dick. I feel like
the thumbnails and the titles, they're like,
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okay, like a little more attention
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here you go. I feel like
they're just a little too it's like what
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you see is what you get,
you know. Yeah, HMM, like,
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I guess examples of that would be
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steered that video. It's like it
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those oarzob videos. You know,
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like always is mid range is ours. I've been ranged, like still like
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the deck to play. I think
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say it, but as far as
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other you know, I don't say
our competition, the CASS air community,
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because it is is well, it
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are you know. Some of them
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know ours. It tell you what
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you know, like one in particular
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what I mean? And that's it. That's the thumb as you yeah,
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on par with, Oh, yeah, other ones. But yeah, I
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feel like, given our situation,
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better ones, you know, because
if far as are just like everyone else's,
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why would anyone click on ours?
You know, you're right. Yeah,
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I have a couple ideas. I
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over one of them. A little
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less just face value. And there's
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doing that, and it's sort of
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just preface all this with it's going
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our later topic of you know,
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much, you know, how much
effort we're going to put into each video,
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you know, like that's say you
do the your Zob deck and and
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you you actually alluded to this.
I think we sort of let something potentially
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really good. I mean those videos
are good, but it's like I feel
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like we could have hit it home
a little better and it was sort of
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my fault. You know. It's
like you almost you almost like create like
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a little series out of this whole
or Zov thing, like like like yeah,
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tried other people's War Zob decks and
then, you know, it's like
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you tried multiple or Zob decks and
then you sort of like it a finale
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with the best of everything of all. Yeah, yeah, I was good
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to say, you know, a
louted. I didn't tell anyone because I
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didn't know if I was going to
do it right, but I was.
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That was I was building the deck
for Crookies Tournament. So that that's really
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what I was doing. I was
playtesting for the tournament and I was making
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videos of or Zol because I figured
or Zov would be the strongest. And
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but man, you got to you
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in the morning and it was just
it's tough. So that's you know,
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I've read a ristered, a ristered
that, orsove debt. That last one
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I sinchy and then I didn't get
up right. But that's what that's what
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it mean. You know. I
guess you know the build up, and
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maybe the reason I didn't, you
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doing is because then, if I
didn't make it like what's happened, you
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know, the expectation would have been
of completing it. You know. So
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I gave myself an hour, but
I'm definitely not trying to like point the
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finger at you or anything, but
like, so, taking this first one,
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for example, it's like like like
you were trying somebody else's deck or
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something. Yep, yeah, I've
named them, you know, gave the
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folks credit for the days. Yea. I mean, I guess what I'm
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getting at is so like, if
you look at this thumbnail, you know
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I just needed it. COMMI GAWA
control, which is fine because, like,
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in one sense it's fine because everybody's
searching for ors of control mid range,
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but on the other hand it's like
it's like it if you found the
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deck, it's like you could.
It's like I I probably should have made
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the like the title, like like
I tried so and so's deck. How
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did it? Do you know?
Or you know, it's like we could
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have done like is ex a trap
card? You know? Yeah, like,
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you know, like out of this
deck there, there, I'm guessing
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there was some card or cards that
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yeah, so, yeah, say, I know what you mean. We
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could highlight certain things, just like, and know I'm not slamming anyone,
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but the last deck that I tried, that was it was Crokey's deck.
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Man, I couldn't get a win
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and I'm like, it's like that
man can take sticks and mud and
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win. It's like, and I'm
sitting here, I was like, you
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know, I had to give it
a thumbs down because I can't do anything
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with it. And it was so
but it's like his mind, I mean
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that that deck was an example of
his mind. It was so fragmented,
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you know what I mean? And
I need things a little bit more put
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together. Yeah, you know what
I mean. Said, he yeah,
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I that things sucked and but you
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you know, we could tease that, you know, trying Kurroke's I don't
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know. What do you think?
I mean, that might get us some
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hot water with that. Maybe I
didn't say it correctly. I guess we
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don't really need to say, Oh, we tried Xperson's deck is a good
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we could probably twisted as like,
you know, if there's like very like
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popular cards, we can just be
like is is x card good and Orsov
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me? Yeah, or yes,
Oh, yeah, so like is is
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wedding announcement good in or Zo mid
range? Now, obviously it is,
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but yeah, but it's like it's
so it's good and weeny to yeah,
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but yeah, I know, I'm
sorry. Yeah, no, it's fine.
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I mean, I guess. I
guess my point and you basically did
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it in the series. We just
need to tell the videos not to sound
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like a marketing, do we?
But we need to like sell the videos
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with like something slightly more than just
Oh, here's a video on or zo
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mid range. You know. Yeah, I know, it's yeah, and
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that's my fault too. I mean
we and one thing I think between me
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and you is a wee probably lacking
communication. You know, we probably don't
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talk as much as we should.
Well, I mean we chat and I
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guess always text. I can always
text, but yeah, it's you know,
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it's just that's that's me. I
fell in that. I should say,
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Hey, you know, I'm going
to run the series because I'm thinking
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about the croaky tournament. You know
what I mean, and that's my fault.
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I mean, I should have told
you and then that way the videos
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would be more tied together. You
know what I mean. They could have
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pair tomorrow. But yeah, I
mean we're learning. Yes, it's why,
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that's why we're doing right. I
mean the other the other thing is
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we can to officially seg you into our
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