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I guess in some ways it parallels the issue that Twitter itself has, which is you gain from other people taking tweets and doing things with them that expand your audience. At the same point in time, as you'll know with Twitter, they're concerned about how the tweets ultimately get presented and used.
we've seen Facebook more as a as a engagement engine during the week and less in-game Okay. Um, and you know that is where we tend to we view Facebook more as an extension of our publishing platform and we publish content into Facebook, engage fans there, bring them back to.com for the deeper engagement. But Twitter actually drives consumption of the TV show
on a Sunday afternoon when we have multiple games going at once, you know, outside of the the top promoted tweet, we tend to own all nine unless something major is happening in national world affairs, right? I mean it's just it's it's extraordinarily powerful and I think there is a virtuous cycle here
Twitter actually drives consumption of the TV show because if someone just scored a touchdown or there was an amazing play or it's a tight game with two minutes to go, I mean, I know if it's a really tight game with two minutes to go, I'm saying you should turn on your TV set.