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Dan: Hey Floaters, hey Floatplaners, hey planers, hey, I don't know. 2 00:00:04.871 --> 00:00:08.108 We're here at Smash Champs; we've got a quick March update for you. 3 00:00:08.141 --> 00:00:08.942 I'm here with Jim. 4 00:00:08.975 --> 00:00:10.243 Jim: Hello. 5 00:00:10.610 --> 00:00:14.381 Dan: We're really excited to show off kind of where we are right now and what's new; 6 00:00:14.414 --> 00:00:17.150 and there's been some changes, it's not quite a lot, 7 00:00:17.183 --> 00:00:19.486 but I think it's getting really, really close now. 8 00:00:19.486 --> 00:00:21.521 We finally got our new POS system in place. 9 00:00:21.521 --> 00:00:25.158 We've got sign-ins, we've got sign-up, we've got staff, we've got stringing; 10 00:00:25.191 --> 00:00:26.559 it's really, really coming together. 11 00:00:26.659 --> 00:00:28.695 We kind of have a self-service thing going on, 12 00:00:28.762 --> 00:00:32.298 so with our new branded Smash Champs bands, 13 00:00:32.298 --> 00:00:35.702 you can just tap them right here, be denied entry. 14 00:00:35.702 --> 00:00:36.302 It's great. 15 00:00:36.302 --> 00:00:37.771 Got a good one as well. 16 00:00:38.505 --> 00:00:39.839 There you go. Cool. 17 00:00:39.939 --> 00:00:42.442 So that lets the staff at the front know 18 00:00:42.442 --> 00:00:45.578 and you just basically walk in, scan your thing, 19 00:00:47.580 --> 00:00:48.048 *speaker beep* 20 00:00:48.048 --> 00:00:51.951 Dan: and then go play your game, or get jumped by security. 21 00:00:51.951 --> 00:00:54.821 Jim: Another cool thing about this is it will automatically check someone in 22 00:00:54.854 --> 00:00:56.556 when they register for an event with us. 23 00:00:56.556 --> 00:01:00.326 Dan: And besides self-check-in, we also have like the standard sign-up counter. 24 00:01:00.460 --> 00:01:02.862 You can kind of see that we're using UniFi for this; 25 00:01:02.862 --> 00:01:05.999 it's a custom integration written by AJ over at Floatplane 26 00:01:06.032 --> 00:01:11.471 and a couple other people that integrate with our kind of client management software, 27 00:01:11.471 --> 00:01:12.705 which is kind of exciting. 28 00:01:12.705 --> 00:01:15.708 So I would like to sign up for a badminton, please. 29 00:01:15.708 --> 00:01:16.576 Jim: Yes, okay. 30 00:01:16.609 --> 00:01:20.313 Let me get to the right account here, one second. 31 00:01:21.214 --> 00:01:22.449 Dan: It's hard to find good help. 32 00:01:22.582 --> 00:01:25.618 Jim: If you can scan your card right over here, your wristband. 33 00:01:28.655 --> 00:01:29.956 Jim: Okay, good to go. 34 00:01:29.956 --> 00:01:30.790 Dan: Nice. 35 00:01:30.824 --> 00:01:32.092 Jim: Now let's try it out. 36 00:01:33.259 --> 00:01:34.227 Dan: No? Okay. 37 00:01:34.260 --> 00:01:34.627 Jim: No. 38 00:01:34.761 --> 00:01:35.261 Dan: Daddy. 39 00:01:35.562 --> 00:01:38.031 Jim: We will get a necklace version for you. 40 00:01:38.031 --> 00:01:41.401 Dan: And I think you saw this before, but we've got these G2 Pro readers. 41 00:01:43.002 --> 00:01:43.436 *Denied access jingle* 42 00:01:43.736 --> 00:01:46.306 Dan: I'm not allowed in there, right? Because I'm not. 43 00:01:46.339 --> 00:01:47.941 Dan: This is not where you go. 44 00:01:48.074 --> 00:01:48.842 Jim: But move aside here. 45 00:01:50.577 --> 00:01:51.244 *Allowed access jingle* 46 00:01:51.244 --> 00:01:51.878 Jim: There we go. 47 00:01:51.878 --> 00:01:52.812 Dan: Oh, he's special. 48 00:01:53.246 --> 00:01:55.215 Dan: So I guess let's show off the courts, 49 00:01:55.215 --> 00:01:57.750 which are now, I guess finally done. 50 00:01:57.750 --> 00:02:00.453 Dan: If you remember last time the floors were all messed up, 51 00:02:00.487 --> 00:02:03.423 and so we've got the new ones in finally, both sides. 52 00:02:03.623 --> 00:02:06.459 It's really kind of coming together as being finally done. 53 00:02:06.593 --> 00:02:07.494 Dan: Are you excited? 54 00:02:07.694 --> 00:02:09.062 Jim: I'm excited; everyone's excited. 55 00:02:09.229 --> 00:02:10.029 Dan: I think it'll be nice. 56 00:02:10.196 --> 00:02:11.197 Jim: Awesome feedback. 57 00:02:11.197 --> 00:02:15.001 Jim: These are the Victor mats, BWF approved. 58 00:02:15.135 --> 00:02:18.571 Jim: The grip's excellent from the start, and nothing more needs to be done to them. 59 00:02:18.571 --> 00:02:22.842 Dan: Looks like all the mats are in, so you can have your little padded cell. 60 00:02:22.842 --> 00:02:26.846 Dan: And this side is kind of where we're also going to be having the Whale LANs, 61 00:02:26.846 --> 00:02:28.381 which we're very excited about. 62 00:02:28.515 --> 00:02:29.549 I guess we're going to have to put down, 63 00:02:29.549 --> 00:02:32.852 like card or cardboard or carpet or something like that? 64 00:02:32.852 --> 00:02:34.821 Dan: I think shag pile would be kind of nice. Jim: Yes. 65 00:02:34.821 --> 00:02:37.590 Dan: You can see this side has the fiber and power. 66 00:02:37.624 --> 00:02:40.960 So we've put in, I believe it's 240 volts; 67 00:02:41.027 --> 00:02:43.663 I think each of these are 60 amp or something like that. 68 00:02:43.663 --> 00:02:44.297 Jim: 50 amps, yeah. 69 00:02:44.297 --> 00:02:45.298 Dan: 50 amps, yeah. 70 00:02:45.632 --> 00:02:48.735 Dan: And then 10 gig, or is that 25? 71 00:02:48.735 --> 00:02:53.339 Dan: No, it's 10 gig to hundreds of spaces along both sides. 72 00:02:53.373 --> 00:02:55.208 Dan: And then we've got our fiber, 73 00:02:55.208 --> 00:02:59.245 which you can watch us try to install in that other video we did. 74 00:02:59.279 --> 00:03:01.414 Dan: So all of this is six-strand armored fiber, 75 00:03:01.414 --> 00:03:05.051 and that'll run at whatever speeds we want; that's all tied back up there, 76 00:03:05.051 --> 00:03:06.152 which we'll show you in a bit. 77 00:03:06.152 --> 00:03:10.456 You can see them dotted around all the sides, and those will go into big trunk tables. 78 00:03:10.456 --> 00:03:16.062 So we'll have a single fiber basically going to a bunch of switches all down the tables. 79 00:03:16.095 --> 00:03:19.999 And then we're using the super high power so that we can break it out. 80 00:03:19.999 --> 00:03:24.437 And it's a little bit more energy efficient than doing 120 here in the Canadas. 81 00:03:25.772 --> 00:03:26.773 Dan: We've got the lighting in. 82 00:03:26.806 --> 00:03:28.441 The speakers are in. 83 00:03:28.608 --> 00:03:32.579 I'm having to RMA all of the side speakers, unfortunately; 84 00:03:32.612 --> 00:03:34.280 they're kind of in the process of that. 85 00:03:34.280 --> 00:03:38.585 They had a manufacturing defect where the PoE chip kind of burns out. 86 00:03:38.785 --> 00:03:40.420 I'm not sure I was supposed to take them apart, 87 00:03:40.453 --> 00:03:44.090 but I took one apart because they do that; and I looked at it with the FLIR, 88 00:03:44.290 --> 00:03:45.858 and it was basically boiling hot. 89 00:03:46.025 --> 00:03:51.764 So they have been slowly failing, and they've RMA'd all 13 of them, which is irritating. 90 00:03:51.764 --> 00:03:54.934 But the setup's done, so they should just plug and play; 91 00:03:55.001 --> 00:03:57.270 it's kind of the beauty of Dante, in a way. 92 00:03:58.404 --> 00:04:01.074 How about we have a look at the concession and maybe go upstairs? 93 00:04:01.074 --> 00:04:04.844 Dan: Not too much has changed here in the store, but isn't that ours? 94 00:04:04.844 --> 00:04:06.479 Jim: It's mine. Dan: That used to sit next to my desk. 95 00:04:06.512 --> 00:04:06.879 Jim: It's mine. 96 00:04:06.913 --> 00:04:07.981 Dan: It's got socks in it. 97 00:04:08.181 --> 00:04:09.649 Why do you have a sock machine? 98 00:04:09.816 --> 00:04:11.351 It says bananas on it, what's going on? 99 00:04:11.884 --> 00:04:13.086 Jim: This is badminton, man. 100 00:04:13.219 --> 00:04:13.586 Dan: Haha. 101 00:04:13.586 --> 00:04:15.455 Jim: So this is our information desk. 102 00:04:15.788 --> 00:04:19.859 Jim: We have the reserve a court prices for the different tiers, the different timings. 103 00:04:19.859 --> 00:04:23.529 We also have all the different activities we have at Smash Champs, including value drop-in. 104 00:04:23.529 --> 00:04:24.530 We've got a social mixture. 105 00:04:24.530 --> 00:04:28.935 We just introduced our competitive doubles ladder, and mixed ladder is coming in March. 106 00:04:28.935 --> 00:04:31.137 Dan: We're having a bit of issues with the concession. 107 00:04:31.137 --> 00:04:33.906 I think somebody messed up on some of the regulations, 108 00:04:33.906 --> 00:04:35.575 so a bit of it needs to be redesigned. 109 00:04:35.608 --> 00:04:39.045 We are thinking about having like third parties come in. 110 00:04:39.045 --> 00:04:43.249 I think we want to do boba, boba, which would be great, some HAB Hotel drinks. 111 00:04:43.383 --> 00:04:46.152 So yeah, I don't know, that'll be pretty cool. 112 00:04:46.319 --> 00:04:47.687 Food, that sort of thing. 113 00:04:47.887 --> 00:04:49.322 I think Linus said on the WAN Show 114 00:04:49.322 --> 00:04:51.858 that we're not even allowed to heat up a hot pocket. 115 00:04:51.958 --> 00:04:56.262 I don't know, food safety is kind of not a joke, apparently. 116 00:04:56.296 --> 00:04:57.196 Who'd have thought? 117 00:04:58.097 --> 00:05:00.933 I'm pretty proud of this little 3D print that holds these guys. 118 00:05:00.967 --> 00:05:04.203 It's one of the first times I've done hyper-complex curves 119 00:05:04.203 --> 00:05:06.205 with like wire pass-through and everything like that. 120 00:05:06.205 --> 00:05:08.007 They're pretty damn sturdy. 121 00:05:08.007 --> 00:05:11.177 I think these are the testing ones, and as we do at LMG, 122 00:05:11.177 --> 00:05:15.048 if it's a test it's permanent forever, so you know, whatever. 123 00:05:15.081 --> 00:05:17.150 Jim: So, these are our vending machines as you saw before. 124 00:05:17.283 --> 00:05:19.619 They're mostly sponsored by our own employees right now. 125 00:05:19.752 --> 00:05:21.554 We are definitely funding them, 126 00:05:21.688 --> 00:05:24.190 but we're changing it up to see what customer taste is like 127 00:05:24.190 --> 00:05:26.626 for badminton and people who play sports. 128 00:05:26.626 --> 00:05:29.395 They're not the same people as the people who work at maybe LMG office? 129 00:05:29.429 --> 00:05:30.830 Jim: Yeah, we're still experimenting. 130 00:05:30.863 --> 00:05:32.732 Yeah, they're pretty stable, Dan. 131 00:05:32.865 --> 00:05:36.402 So before we used to have Coke and a lot of Pepsi and you know, sodas; 132 00:05:36.703 --> 00:05:39.072 but we realized only staff's buying all of them, 133 00:05:39.072 --> 00:05:41.908 so our customers aren't really into those kind of things, so we had to change it up. 134 00:05:42.041 --> 00:05:44.243 And now we've got more sports drinks and energy drinks, 135 00:05:44.277 --> 00:05:45.778 you know, trying to go a little healthier, 136 00:05:45.812 --> 00:05:49.082 a little sportier, a little more hydration-focused. 137 00:05:49.215 --> 00:05:50.650 That seems to be doing the job. 138 00:05:50.717 --> 00:05:52.185 Jim: Oh, should we show our rotation system? 139 00:05:52.185 --> 00:05:55.688 This is our drop-in system we have; it's called the racket rotation system. 140 00:05:55.722 --> 00:05:59.125 If all the courts are full and you want to play next you put your racket up here, 141 00:05:59.158 --> 00:06:03.596 and you'll be the next court up once someone finishes the game; 142 00:06:03.596 --> 00:06:07.200 and it'll keep going until however many people are waiting for the next court. 143 00:06:07.400 --> 00:06:11.871 Dan: Jim tells me that the court covers for Whale LAN actually came in last week. 144 00:06:11.904 --> 00:06:12.338 Jim: Yes. 145 00:06:12.338 --> 00:06:12.705 Dan: Yeah. 146 00:06:12.739 --> 00:06:14.407 Dan: So these look pretty sturdy. 147 00:06:14.407 --> 00:06:19.112 Dan: They're kind of like, I guess a thin, impermeable, kind of sturdy material. 148 00:06:19.112 --> 00:06:20.413 Dan: Jeez, there's a lot of them. 149 00:06:20.413 --> 00:06:22.081 Dan: I keep forgetting how big this place is. 150 00:06:22.081 --> 00:06:24.417 Dan: It's almost as size as the yacht that he was going to buy. 151 00:06:24.951 --> 00:06:26.953 Jim: About 10, 000 square feet. 152 00:06:26.953 --> 00:06:27.820 Dan: 10, 000 square feet. 153 00:06:27.820 --> 00:06:28.154 Jim: Each. 154 00:06:28.154 --> 00:06:29.489 Dan: So it's a little smaller than the yacht he was going to buy. 155 00:06:29.489 --> 00:06:30.089 Jim: Hahaha. 156 00:06:30.223 --> 00:06:31.057 Jim: Yes, yeah. 157 00:06:31.057 --> 00:06:33.292 Jim: So these are waterproof, antibacterial. 158 00:06:33.326 --> 00:06:34.427 Jim: Exactly; they're very thin, 159 00:06:34.427 --> 00:06:37.697 so we can move them back and forth without too much weight. 160 00:06:37.730 --> 00:06:39.198 Dan: Protect them from sweaty nerds. 161 00:06:39.332 --> 00:06:42.335 Jim: Yes; cheetos, sodas, sweaty nerds. 162 00:06:42.435 --> 00:06:46.305 So we just installed our new security gate; this is to prevent our members 163 00:06:46.305 --> 00:06:48.474 so that they can come in through the after-hour access. 164 00:06:48.474 --> 00:06:51.978 They can access the courts, and they will not have access to our retail store. 165 00:06:51.978 --> 00:06:53.846 Keeping everything safe and sound. 166 00:06:53.846 --> 00:06:56.749 Dan: We also have a premium subscription like you Floaters. 167 00:06:56.749 --> 00:06:58.751 We've got some cool stuff upstairs, 168 00:06:58.918 --> 00:07:02.588 and this is also where we are doing our 24-hour access; 169 00:07:02.588 --> 00:07:05.758 so you would only be able to come through on this side, so just this court. 170 00:07:05.758 --> 00:07:08.060 Dan: You can't leave, though; you can only come in. 171 00:07:08.127 --> 00:07:11.297 And then up the world's most expensive staircase to our gym. 172 00:07:11.364 --> 00:07:14.000 Dan: When Linus bought the building, these two were separated; 173 00:07:14.033 --> 00:07:19.071 and so the entire thing needed to be re-engineered and re-structuralized 174 00:07:19.071 --> 00:07:23.443 to kind of combine them and separate them, which was pretty bad. 175 00:07:23.443 --> 00:07:24.343 Pretty bad. 176 00:07:24.577 --> 00:07:28.881 New steel beams; this whole thing was like violently destroyed. 177 00:07:29.582 --> 00:07:32.185 Anyway, welcome to our gym; Jim? 178 00:07:32.185 --> 00:07:32.585 Jim: Yes. 179 00:07:32.585 --> 00:07:33.352 Jim: Hahaha. 180 00:07:33.386 --> 00:07:36.489 Jim: Yes, this is our gym; it's basically 99% done; 181 00:07:36.522 --> 00:07:37.924 it's missing a couple of weights here and there. 182 00:07:37.924 --> 00:07:39.258 But yeah, we've got a bit of everything. 183 00:07:39.258 --> 00:07:42.028 Jim: A huge line of cardio equipment. 184 00:07:42.028 --> 00:07:45.097 Dan: We've got a Stairmaster for Linus's cake. 185 00:07:45.097 --> 00:07:48.034 Jim: We've got the power cage over there with the weights. 186 00:07:48.034 --> 00:07:52.738 Jim: The six-axis machine to do all sorts of different cable 187 00:07:52.772 --> 00:07:55.608 and other things that people do at a gym. 188 00:07:55.708 --> 00:07:59.111 Jim: Look Sammy, I'm Syphilis or whatever that guy's name is. 189 00:07:59.812 --> 00:08:01.747 Sammy: One must imagine Dan happy. 190 00:08:01.848 --> 00:08:03.583 Dan: We have a towel service now? 191 00:08:03.716 --> 00:08:05.284 Jim: We do; premium members only. 192 00:08:05.284 --> 00:08:06.853 Dan: They're premium towels? 193 00:08:06.853 --> 00:08:08.621 Jim: Premium towels for premium people. 194 00:08:08.654 --> 00:08:10.156 Dan: So they're DLC towels? 195 00:08:10.323 --> 00:08:11.457 Jim: DLC towels. 196 00:08:11.457 --> 00:08:12.525 Dan: Yeah, okay. 197 00:08:12.658 --> 00:08:16.796 And finally, we have the premium premium lounge and staff lounge as well. 198 00:08:16.796 --> 00:08:19.632 This has all kind of transformed a hell of a lot since last time. 199 00:08:19.665 --> 00:08:21.601 We've got couches, we've got a big TV, 200 00:08:21.734 --> 00:08:23.436 we're eventually going to have a bunch of consoles 201 00:08:23.436 --> 00:08:25.238 and things in here too for people to play. 202 00:08:25.271 --> 00:08:26.138 We've got pool. 203 00:08:26.272 --> 00:08:29.308 They also stole super checks, which is great. 204 00:08:29.342 --> 00:08:31.310 Dan: Linus also bought a pinball machine, 205 00:08:31.310 --> 00:08:34.881 which is a very interesting purchase that I'm super happy about. 206 00:08:34.881 --> 00:08:38.484 It's one of the analog ones as well with the tens of thousands of wires, 207 00:08:38.518 --> 00:08:40.786 which is... I hope I don't have to repair it. 208 00:08:40.820 --> 00:08:42.255 I hope I get to not do that. 209 00:08:42.355 --> 00:08:46.392 No spare expense here at Smash Champ; this thing was about 14 grand used. 210 00:08:46.392 --> 00:08:46.893 Dan: There, I lost. 211 00:08:46.893 --> 00:08:47.727 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 212 00:08:50.563 --> 00:08:51.197 Dan: Help me, Jim. 213 00:08:51.430 --> 00:08:52.198 Jim: Hahahaha. 214 00:08:52.465 --> 00:08:55.535 Dan: We needed to upgrade some of the UniFi gear that we have in here; 215 00:08:55.535 --> 00:08:59.238 because we have over 3, 000 signed up members, which is pretty exciting; 216 00:08:59.238 --> 00:09:03.543 so I will show you our beautiful new pretty boxes that we have in here. 217 00:09:03.576 --> 00:09:08.915 Dan: We have the new UNVR, which has a s***load of drives in it; 218 00:09:08.948 --> 00:09:13.519 and can support the thousands and thousands of UIDs that we have now. 219 00:09:13.553 --> 00:09:16.789 Otherwise the door system kind of breaks, which is very frustrating. 220 00:09:16.789 --> 00:09:19.559 We've talked about this before in some of the previous updates, 221 00:09:19.559 --> 00:09:22.428 but we've got all of our fiber connections kind of ready to go. 222 00:09:22.461 --> 00:09:26.232 They're all terminated up here, ready to be plugged in as necessary; 223 00:09:26.232 --> 00:09:29.435 but I'm pretty sure that we're maybe going to just start with some of the 10 gig. 224 00:09:29.468 --> 00:09:34.674 We've been adding some dual redundancy as well, because we never want to come here. 225 00:09:34.674 --> 00:09:37.310 We want them to exist by themselves. 226 00:09:37.476 --> 00:09:40.980 And yeah, we've got the color coding; We've got the new RGB ones 227 00:09:40.980 --> 00:09:42.915 for all our different VLANs that we have here. 228 00:09:42.915 --> 00:09:47.853 The cameras, the speakers, the everything else that's going on. 229 00:09:47.887 --> 00:09:50.823 So we're pretty happy with how this came out, it's looking good. 230 00:09:50.856 --> 00:09:54.493 And one of the most expensive things in the building, of course, is Jim's office. 231 00:09:54.527 --> 00:09:56.762 Jim: Yeah, the HVAC system needs to be repaired. 232 00:09:56.929 --> 00:09:59.065 Okay, let me check my computer what time I can make it. 233 00:10:00.232 --> 00:10:00.967 Okay, right there. 234 00:10:01.267 --> 00:10:03.202 Okay yeah, it looks like Thursday there's a- 235 00:10:03.202 --> 00:10:05.938 Oh hey, guys; hey, hey, yeah. 236 00:10:06.839 --> 00:10:08.240 This is the Offi- Oh, okay. 237 00:10:08.374 --> 00:10:09.675 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 238 00:10:09.709 --> 00:10:11.911 Jim: So yeah, this is my office right now. 239 00:10:11.911 --> 00:10:14.313 I'm sitting with the storage; I'm sitting with the inventory that we have. 240 00:10:14.880 --> 00:10:17.483 Yeah, this is where we keep all the inventory. 241 00:10:17.516 --> 00:10:21.420 We will have a space for it; but as of right now, this is where it will be. 242 00:10:21.754 --> 00:10:25.124 Dan: Do you guys call this the Cockroom? 243 00:10:26.425 --> 00:10:27.226 Jim: Hahahaha. 244 00:10:27.660 --> 00:10:30.763 Jim: Okay, so that concludes our full tour of our Smash Champs updates. 245 00:10:30.796 --> 00:10:32.765 We have a lot of future plans coming up. 246 00:10:32.765 --> 00:10:36.936 One of them would be in the very back storage behind the courts. 247 00:10:37.236 --> 00:10:39.872 We're planning to build some additional showers, 248 00:10:40.006 --> 00:10:43.142 so everyone can take a shower after and before they come up and do exercise 249 00:10:43.175 --> 00:10:46.112 or go to the lounge and sit on all the sweaty leather seats. 250 00:10:46.145 --> 00:10:48.914 We're also going to be building some lockers there, so you can lock up your products. 251 00:10:48.948 --> 00:10:50.049 People won't steal your things. 252 00:10:50.049 --> 00:10:53.185 Additionally, on the other side, we're going to be building a fence. 253 00:10:53.185 --> 00:10:56.589 The other side of this unit, we will have another storage unit 254 00:10:56.589 --> 00:11:01.394 where we will build a fence and we will put all of our inventory and storage in there, 255 00:11:01.394 --> 00:11:02.895 so that I can have my office back. 256 00:11:02.895 --> 00:11:04.730 Dan: I'm still waiting on the court recording system. 257 00:11:04.764 --> 00:11:09.669 Dan: It's a little bit difficult because of the lights and the height that we need. 258 00:11:09.702 --> 00:11:13.639 And also we need to have the cameras not in the center of the playfield; 259 00:11:13.639 --> 00:11:16.742 so it's this little black dot as you're doing your badminton. 260 00:11:17.009 --> 00:11:21.714 We're experimenting with an off-the-shelf solution to do court playback, 261 00:11:21.714 --> 00:11:23.949 so you can like buy your game, that sort of thing. 262 00:11:23.949 --> 00:11:27.586 You just scan a QR code; but I'm having issues right now selecting cameras. 263 00:11:28.087 --> 00:11:30.122 I want everything to be done over PoE. 264 00:11:30.122 --> 00:11:34.960 We do have power on every court, but having everything PoE would be kind of nice. 265 00:11:34.994 --> 00:11:42.201 Looking at maybe an SDI or HDMI, to NDI or RTMP kind of thing; 266 00:11:42.201 --> 00:11:46.172 the problem is that, you know, doing one court you know, 267 00:11:46.205 --> 00:11:50.576 $2, 500 for a camera, maybe $200, $300 for a converter. 268 00:11:50.609 --> 00:11:56.182 You times all of that by 14 and even a $200 purchase becomes kind of expensive; 269 00:11:56.182 --> 00:12:00.352 so we want to make sure that we do it right, but that's kind of a lower priority thing. 270 00:12:00.352 --> 00:12:02.455 So that's coming, but I think that'll be really cool. 271 00:12:02.488 --> 00:12:05.191 It'll even let us live stream tournaments and kind of do a 272 00:12:05.224 --> 00:12:09.495 pay-per-view kind of thing, microtransactions; I don't know. 273 00:12:09.729 --> 00:12:12.631 It's business in current year, it's all just microtransactions. 274 00:12:12.665 --> 00:12:15.401 Jim: So right now we are soft open, you guys can come on and play. 275 00:12:15.401 --> 00:12:17.737 You can come on our website, buy a membership of us, 276 00:12:17.737 --> 00:12:19.238 and you can start playing immediately. 277 00:12:19.238 --> 00:12:21.640 You can book courts, you can do a drop-in, you can play our events. 278 00:12:21.674 --> 00:12:22.875 It's all available right now. 279 00:12:23.008 --> 00:12:25.578 Dan: We're opening in May? Not March 2025? 280 00:12:26.278 --> 00:12:26.946 Jim: Tentatively. 281 00:12:27.580 --> 00:12:31.517 Dan: So we're not even opening in May 2025? We just might be? 282 00:12:32.184 --> 00:12:32.585 Jim: Planning. 283 00:12:36.388 --> 00:12:37.389 Jim: Thanks for watching, everyone. 284 00:12:37.423 --> 00:12:39.358 Jim: I hope you guys enjoyed the full tour. 285 00:12:39.358 --> 00:12:40.860 Jim: Thanks for subscribing.