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 Special thanks to   crusader8463, my guardian editor.
 
 
 As I stated in my last post, I run a gaming store here in Montreal. I should clarify one thing, I don't own it, however I do not have a corporate shadow lurking behind me, what I do have is a Montreal real estate mogul with lots of money, and he lets me play with his money. I will be calling him Jack and we will be hearing from him in future posts because this guy is awesome. Anyways, letting me play with his money has its advantage and dissadvantage, one dissadvantage is that I am basically gambling with this guys money, for example, I did a 40k bet on Call of Duty modern Warfare 2 last November, which paid off just about 6-7k, yeah, it should not be news for you guys but new video game sales do not pay much. It can be a little stressful at times, but its part of the job. On the other hand it does have its advantages, like getting invited to what I like to call, mini E3`s. At these mini E3, Canadian reps from Sony, Nintendo and MS lay out their plans for the year. This will be my subject of the day because it was pretty interesting, for once. It should also give us a nice little preview of how the big three will approach E3 this year. 

Up here in Canada the main videogames distributor is Solutions 2 Go, if you buy and sell games somewhere in Canada, you have had to deal with them at least once. They are the guys that set these meetings up and this year they certainly did a decent job. We where at the Hilton in Laval, a suburb of Montreal, and as usual the lunch was payed, coffe, tea, and cans of pop are flowin and our presenters took the stage in the little hotel conference room. First up, Nintendo. 
 

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Nintendo at these things as of late are kind of, shall I say, shallow. They remind us Mario is out selling everything in Canada, and that we should suggest Mario Titles with Nintendo products, you know, so Mario can keep outselling everything. They show Canadian Sales charts to flex the fact that 4 year old DS titles are still in the top ten and to basically stroke their ego in public. I think Nintendo have gone crazy with power, sad really, they used to be so humble, now they flaunt the sales like there is not tomorrow. They remind me of Sony a few years back, it seems to be the common behavior for the guys on top in this industry. Sony is humble again btw, and I love their new approach as of late, and I will get to them in a bit. Now back to Nintendo's public self gratification.  

  
So after their rep reminded us how they are on top of the world, they did let us enjoy some upcoming products. I had a decent play time with Sin and Punishment and boy do I love that game, there is just something about simple twich based shooters with zany japanese antics that gets me all fired up. It is simple, but damn fun. I watched people play Mario Galaxy 2 because lets face it, I have no need to play it, its an instant buy for me and I know I will love it. Even though I criticize Nintendo's Cpt money-worth approach at PR, they do deliver on solid products and Mario Galaxy is no exeption. They had photo dojo their also, I didnt play it but I watched a few guys make a fighter and it looked like a good DSI ware game. Nothing more to report on Nintendo really, they sell a crap load of games and consoles, they know it, and they like reminding us. 

Sony

After a lite lunch we go back in for Sony. One thing I though that was funny about Sony was that they had to use their Sony projector, no way they would use the the one provided by Solution 2 go. Sony loves Sony. The two guys doing the presentation where pretty awesome, after a short montage showing many titles including GT4 the french rep says, "Now, before you guys ask about GT5 being in the montage, I already have the answer for you, GT5 will launch, most probably, unless it get pushed back, this year." I got a chuckle, I really can`t wait for that game. Sony showed off their exclusives and the average Meta score for said exclusives which was at around 90. They where proud of the fact that they had the most exclusives in the last few months and they where all well received, and I agree with them. I have been having a blast on my PS3 the last few months.  
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They also mentioned how they failed with the PsP go launch, and that to this day the regular psp still outsells the go. Last year at the same meeting, they where pushing the PSPgo as the best thing since sliced bread. They where very humble about it this time around and pretty much said that the PsP go and the psp will be side by side till the next portable console cycle. They showed us the new green PsP with Metal Gear Peacewalker and the movie 2012 bundle which I think I may get.  One nice surprise was the new 9.99$ price structure for psp greatest hits, I think portable games would sell so much better if they where cheaper.   


 
Then the surprise, they start talking about the PsP Move and as they talk about it they take the damn thing out. Yep, we where the second group in Canada to actually see the thing, and we got to try it. Sony have always been a tight lipped company, especially to retailers and here we had a rep with a debug PS3, a bunch of Move games and the famous tech demo we saw last year at E3. I was shocked to say the least. He also stated they will be showing it in public after E3, think the Wii smart car brigade a few years ago. My quick impression about it are pretty simple, its a better Wii, what can I say? And there is nothing wrong with that. I am excited about the Move, however I am even more excited about Sony's new friendlier approach to retailers, I have been in the business a long time and to me, this is huge. For crying out loud, I got to try the move, a month before E3 and 6-7 months before launch, this is unheard of from Sony. So yeah, Move got the whole gang a little excited, for once we where treated with an true early exclusive of sorts. 

Microsoft

Oh MS, how I love thee. The rep was awesome, he was funny, witty and he had nothing new to tell us, and he knew it.  He stared by saying how they where jealous they didn't have a Kevin Butler, and that he hopes the real Natal name will be good because he thought Move was a great name and he was not sure Natal would work well with the soccer moms. The catch phrase for the whole power point presentation was Today, Tomorrow and next week. Today was Alan Wake, tomorrow was Halo Reach, Natal, Fable 3 and next week was Gear of War 3. He showed us trailers for each of them, nothing new for 40 gamers in the know.  
 
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They announced a possible family gold pack which would have one master gold account and 2-3 kid accounts tied to it, probably costing 100$. He also mentioned that Natal would have around 16 games at E3 and half of those where MS products, they will all be boxed retail products when released. Now for the interesting part, and this was all sucked out of him with questions from all of us there. He kinda slipped the fact that MS was pretty much liquidating their current Xbox 360 stock and I asked him if he was confirming a 360 Slim. He said, and seemed pretty honest in what he was saying, that he truly has no clue. He mentioned that has been in the business long enough and the fact that he didn't know, and he could pretty much sense the iron curtain around the Redmond Washington head office, made him think something big was coming up. One thing I though was funny is that he said that they liked what Nintendo did. Now I am not 100% sure, but I think they will be re launching the 360, much like Nintendo did with the Gamecube when they relaunched it as a slimmer, better looking version called the Wii.  



That was the end of my mini E3, I finished my day at a friend's place, where we played some Uncharted Drakes fortune since he needs to finish it before playing the 2nd one, damn slacker, and we screamed at each other during some Mortal Kombat vs DC, our Scorpion vs Sub zero matches have been epic for over a decade now, we would spend summers in arcades playing MK1 and MK2. We then watched the Habs tie the series 2-2, Halak was amazing once again. Halak to move it, move it. 

till next time!      
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 As I stated in my last post, I run a gaming store here in Montreal. I should clarify one thing, I don't own it, however I do not have a corporate shadow lurking behind me, what I do have is a Montreal real estate mogul with lots of money, and he lets me play with his money. I will be calling him Jack and we will be hearing from him in future posts because this guy is awesome. Anyways, letting me play with his money has its advantage and dissadvantage, one dissadvantage is that I am basically gambling with this guys money, for example, I did a 40k bet on Call of Duty modern Warfare 2 last November, which paid off just about 6-7k, yeah, it should not be news for you guys but new video game sales do not pay much. It can be a little stressful at times, but its part of the job. On the other hand it does have its advantages, like getting invited to what I like to call, mini E3`s. At these mini E3, Canadian reps from Sony, Nintendo and MS lay out their plans for the year. This will be my subject of the day because it was pretty interesting, for once. It should also give us a nice little preview of how the big three will approach E3 this year. 

Up here in Canada the main videogames distributor is Solutions 2 Go, if you buy and sell games somewhere in Canada, you have had to deal with them at least once. They are the guys that set these meetings up and this year they certainly did a decent job. We where at the Hilton in Laval, a suburb of Montreal, and as usual the lunch was payed, coffe, tea, and cans of pop are flowin and our presenters took the stage in the little hotel conference room. First up, Nintendo. 
 

Nintendo

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Nintendo at these things as of late are kind of, shall I say, shallow. They remind us Mario is out selling everything in Canada, and that we should suggest Mario Titles with Nintendo products, you know, so Mario can keep outselling everything. They show Canadian Sales charts to flex the fact that 4 year old DS titles are still in the top ten and to basically stroke their ego in public. I think Nintendo have gone crazy with power, sad really, they used to be so humble, now they flaunt the sales like there is not tomorrow. They remind me of Sony a few years back, it seems to be the common behavior for the guys on top in this industry. Sony is humble again btw, and I love their new approach as of late, and I will get to them in a bit. Now back to Nintendo's public self gratification.  

  
So after their rep reminded us how they are on top of the world, they did let us enjoy some upcoming products. I had a decent play time with Sin and Punishment and boy do I love that game, there is just something about simple twich based shooters with zany japanese antics that gets me all fired up. It is simple, but damn fun. I watched people play Mario Galaxy 2 because lets face it, I have no need to play it, its an instant buy for me and I know I will love it. Even though I criticize Nintendo's Cpt money-worth approach at PR, they do deliver on solid products and Mario Galaxy is no exeption. They had photo dojo their also, I didnt play it but I watched a few guys make a fighter and it looked like a good DSI ware game. Nothing more to report on Nintendo really, they sell a crap load of games and consoles, they know it, and they like reminding us. 

Sony

After a lite lunch we go back in for Sony. One thing I though that was funny about Sony was that they had to use their Sony projector, no way they would use the the one provided by Solution 2 go. Sony loves Sony. The two guys doing the presentation where pretty awesome, after a short montage showing many titles including GT4 the french rep says, "Now, before you guys ask about GT5 being in the montage, I already have the answer for you, GT5 will launch, most probably, unless it get pushed back, this year." I got a chuckle, I really can`t wait for that game. Sony showed off their exclusives and the average Meta score for said exclusives which was at around 90. They where proud of the fact that they had the most exclusives in the last few months and they where all well received, and I agree with them. I have been having a blast on my PS3 the last few months.  
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They also mentioned how they failed with the PsP go launch, and that to this day the regular psp still outsells the go. Last year at the same meeting, they where pushing the PSPgo as the best thing since sliced bread. They where very humble about it this time around and pretty much said that the PsP go and the psp will be side by side till the next portable console cycle. They showed us the new green PsP with Metal Gear Peacewalker and the movie 2012 bundle which I think I may get.  One nice surprise was the new 9.99$ price structure for psp greatest hits, I think portable games would sell so much better if they where cheaper.   


 
Then the surprise, they start talking about the PsP Move and as they talk about it they take the damn thing out. Yep, we where the second group in Canada to actually see the thing, and we got to try it. Sony have always been a tight lipped company, especially to retailers and here we had a rep with a debug PS3, a bunch of Move games and the famous tech demo we saw last year at E3. I was shocked to say the least. He also stated they will be showing it in public after E3, think the Wii smart car brigade a few years ago. My quick impression about it are pretty simple, its a better Wii, what can I say? And there is nothing wrong with that. I am excited about the Move, however I am even more excited about Sony's new friendlier approach to retailers, I have been in the business a long time and to me, this is huge. For crying out loud, I got to try the move, a month before E3 and 6-7 months before launch, this is unheard of from Sony. So yeah, Move got the whole gang a little excited, for once we where treated with an true early exclusive of sorts. 

Microsoft

Oh MS, how I love thee. The rep was awesome, he was funny, witty and he had nothing new to tell us, and he knew it.  He stared by saying how they where jealous they didn't have a Kevin Butler, and that he hopes the real Natal name will be good because he thought Move was a great name and he was not sure Natal would work well with the soccer moms. The catch phrase for the whole power point presentation was Today, Tomorrow and next week. Today was Alan Wake, tomorrow was Halo Reach, Natal, Fable 3 and next week was Gear of War 3. He showed us trailers for each of them, nothing new for 40 gamers in the know.  
 
No Caption Provided
They announced a possible family gold pack which would have one master gold account and 2-3 kid accounts tied to it, probably costing 100$. He also mentioned that Natal would have around 16 games at E3 and half of those where MS products, they will all be boxed retail products when released. Now for the interesting part, and this was all sucked out of him with questions from all of us there. He kinda slipped the fact that MS was pretty much liquidating their current Xbox 360 stock and I asked him if he was confirming a 360 Slim. He said, and seemed pretty honest in what he was saying, that he truly has no clue. He mentioned that has been in the business long enough and the fact that he didn't know, and he could pretty much sense the iron curtain around the Redmond Washington head office, made him think something big was coming up. One thing I though was funny is that he said that they liked what Nintendo did. Now I am not 100% sure, but I think they will be re launching the 360, much like Nintendo did with the Gamecube when they relaunched it as a slimmer, better looking version called the Wii.  



That was the end of my mini E3, I finished my day at a friend's place, where we played some Uncharted Drakes fortune since he needs to finish it before playing the 2nd one, damn slacker, and we screamed at each other during some Mortal Kombat vs DC, our Scorpion vs Sub zero matches have been epic for over a decade now, we would spend summers in arcades playing MK1 and MK2. We then watched the Habs tie the series 2-2, Halak was amazing once again. Halak to move it, move it. 

till next time!      
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Isn't Halak the goalie for the Montreal Canadians?
 
 clever name for the title. I came here thinking this was about hockey, but stopped reading after I realized it was about something else and in a huge paragraph. Mostly cause Im pretty tired right now.

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You need to work on your subject line. This had nothing to do with Halak, apart from the very last sentence.

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i was at the game on Tuesday. my first hockey game and we lost :\ it's a middle finger to me when they win at the game that i didn't attend. 

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@Fbomb: But It had  something to do with Move, hehe. I like the title, thanks for the input though, much appreciated.
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@TheDoorman: yeah, sorry about that, I have a hard time figuring out where to cut up the paragraphs. I will work on that. It is mainly about my mini E3 experience yesterday.
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@Montrealien:  Here, this might get a few more people to read the wall of text. Just copy paste this in. There isn't much you can do to make it look pretty, given how much content you have, but I tried to make it a tad less daunting on the eyes. Also, you should have made this a blog. Click on your name in the bottom right of the screen and select Blog. Perhaps make this there and PM a mod to delete this thread, or just keep it in mind for your next write up.
 
EDIT: Also, make sure you name the threads title approiatly. The one you used has nothing to do with this post. You should have used something like "I went to a mini-E3!" Got me some Insider Info!" etc. The threads title is what will make people want to read the post. If the title doesn't hint at whats inside no one is going to read something you obviously put a lot of work into. Plus, given how daunting a read your post is, teasing them to keep reading with a title that makes them feel like they are going to learn something special by reading your whole post will make people more likely to keep reading everything you wrote.
 
Just some advice for future work you do.


 

As I stated in my last post, I run a gaming store here in Montreal. I should clarify one thing, I don't own it, however I do not have a corporate shadow lurking behind me, what I do have is a Montreal real estate mogul with lots of money, and he lets me play with his money. I will be calling him Jack and we will be hearing from him in future posts because this guy is awesome. Anyways, letting me play with his money has its advantage and dissadvantage, one dissadvantage is that I am basically gambling with this guys money, for example, I did a 40k bet on Call of Duty modern Warfare 2 last November, which paid off just about 6-7k, yeah, it should not be news for you guys but new video game sales do not pay much. It can be a little stressful at times, but its part of the job. On the other hand it does have its advantages, like getting invited to what I like to call, mini E3`s. At these mini E3, Canadian reps from Sony, Nintendo and MS lay out their plans for the year. This will be my subject of the day because it was pretty interesting, for once. It should also give us a nice little preview of how the big three will approach E3 this year. 

Up here in Canada the main videogames distributor is Solutions 2 Go, if you buy and sell games somewhere in Canada, you have had to deal with them at least once. They are the guys that set these meetings up and this year they certainly did a decent job. We where at the Hilton in Laval, a suburb of Montreal, and as usual the lunch was payed, coffe, tea, and cans of pop are flowin and our presenters took the stage in the little hotel conference room. First up, Nintendo. 
 

Nintendo

No Caption Provided
Nintendo at these things as of late are kind of, shall I say, shallow. They remind us Mario is out selling everything in Canada, and that we should suggest Mario Titles with Nintendo products, you know, so Mario can keep outselling everything. They show Canadian Sales charts to flex the fact that 4 year old DS titles are still in the top ten and to basically stroke their ego in public. I think Nintendo have gone crazy with power, sad really, they used to be so humble, now they flaunt the sales like there is not tomorrow. They remind me of Sony a few years back, it seems to be the common behavior for the guys on top in this industry. Sony is humble again btw, and I love their new approach as of late, and I will get to them in a bit. Now back to Nintendo's public self gratification. 

 
So after their rep reminded us how they are on top of the world, they did let us enjoy some upcoming products. I had a decent play time with Sin and Punishment and boy do I love that game, there is just something about simple twich based shooters with zany japanese antics that gets me all fired up. It is simple, but damn fun. I watched people play Mario Galaxy 2 because lets face it, I have no need to play it, its an instant buy for me and I know I will love it. Even though I criticize Nintendo's Cpt money-worth approach at PR, they do deliver on solid products and Mario Galaxy is no exeption. They had photo dojo their also, I didnt play it but I watched a few guys make a fighter and it looked like a good DSI ware game. Nothing more to report on Nintendo really, they sell a crap load of games and consoles, they know it, and they like reminding us. 

Sony

After a lite lunch we go back in for Sony. One thing I though that was funny about Sony was that they had to use their Sony projector, no way they would use the the one provided by Solution 2 go. Sony loves Sony. The two guys doing the presentation where pretty awesome, after a short montage showing many titles including GT4 the french rep says, "Now, before you guys ask about GT5 being in the montage, I already have the answer for you, GT5 will launch, most probably, unless it get pushed back, this year." I got a chuckle, I really can`t wait for that game. Sony showed off their exclusives and the average Meta score for said exclusives which was at around 90. They where proud of the fact that they had the most exclusives in the last few months and they where all well received, and I agree with them. I have been having a blast on my PS3 the last few months. 
No Caption Provided
 
They also mentioned how they failed with the PsP go launch, and that to this day the regular psp still outsells the go. Last year at the same meeting, they where pushing the PSPgo as the best thing since sliced bread. They where very humble about it this time around and pretty much said that the PsP go and the psp will be side by side till the next portable console cycle. They showed us the new green PsP with Metal Gear Peacewalker and the movie 2012 bundle which I think I may get.  One nice surprise was the new 9.99$ price structure for psp greatest hits, I think portable games would sell so much better if they where cheaper.  


 
Then the surprise, they start talking about the PsP Move and as they talk about it they take the damn thing out. Yep, we where the second group in Canada to actually see the thing, and we got to try it. Sony have always been a tight lipped company, especially to retailers and here we had a rep with a debug PS3, a bunch of Move games and the famous tech demo we saw last year at E3. I was shocked to say the least. He also stated they will be showing it in public after E3, think the Wii smart car brigade a few years ago. My quick impression about it are pretty simple, its a better Wii, what can I say? And there is nothing wrong with that. I am excited about the Move, however I am even more excited about Sony's new friendlier approach to retailers, I have been in the business a long time and to me, this is huge. For crying out loud, I got to try the move, a month before E3 and 6-7 months before launch, this is unheard of from Sony. So yeah, Move got the whole gang a little excited, for once we where treated with an true early exclusive of sorts. 

Microsoft

Oh MS, how I love thee. The rep was awesome, he was funny, witty and he had nothing new to tell us, and he knew it.  He stared by saying how they where jealous they didn't have a Kevin Butler, and that he hopes the real Natal name will be good because he thought Move was a great name and he was not sure Natal would work well with the soccer moms. The catch phrase for the whole power point presentation was Today, Tomorrow and next week. Today was Alan Wake, tomorrow was Halo Reach, Natal, Fable 3 and next week was Gear of War 3. He showed us trailers for each of them, nothing new for 40 gamers in the know. 
 
No Caption Provided
They announced a possible family gold pack which would have one master gold account and 2-3 kid accounts tied to it, probably costing 100$. He also mentioned that Natal would have around 16 games at E3 and half of those where MS products, they will all be boxed retail products when released. Now for the interesting part, and this was all sucked out of him with questions from all of us there. He kinda slipped the fact that MS was pretty much liquidating their current Xbox 360 stock and I asked him if he was confirming a 360 Slim.He said, and seemed pretty honest in what he was saying, that he truly has no clue. He mentioned that has been in the business long enough and the fact that he didn't know, and he could pretty much sense the iron curtain around the Redmond Washington head office, made him think something big was coming up. One thing I though was funny is that he said that they liked what Nintendo did. Now I am not 100% sure, but I think they will be re launching the 360, much like Nintendo did with the Gamecube when they relaunched it as a slimmer, better looking version called the Wii. 



That was the end of my mini E3, I finished my day at a friend's place, where we played some Uncharted Drakes fortune since he needs to finish it before playing the 2nd one, damn slacker, and we screamed at each other during some Mortal Kombat vs DC, our Scorpion vs Sub zero matches have been epic for over a decade now, we would spend summers in arcades playing MK1 and MK2. We then watched the Habs tie the series 2-2, Halak was amazing once again. Halak to move it, move it. 

till next time!  
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@crusader8463: wow, thanks man, how much do I owe you? I will use it this time since it is so awesome and also use it as a personal reference every time I write a new blog post. Thanks you so much.
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Yo that's a lot of text, I didn't read through it all, but where's our store at? I might visit if I have a game to purchase 

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@addictedtopinescent: its on Mont Royal on the plateau. It's a Microplay. 1330 Mont Royal to be exact. I am there weekdays 9-5 and I am always wiling to shoot the shit. 
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@Montrealien:  No worries, I used to do the same things. It's just something you pick up the more you do. Some other general rules of thumb to think about are: 

  • Try to keep the post under three or four paragraphs. Anything longer can look like it's going to be a long read and scare most people off. This isn't a hard rule of course, some times five or six are fine. but you wouldn't want to go much more then that.
  • Pictures are your friend. Even just a few simple generic pictures help break up the text and draw peoples attention.
  • Try to make each paragraph a different length. Having paragraphs next to each other of the exact same size can make it hard to read, and just generally displeasing to the eyes. If you do have two of them together like that, try adding a picture to the top most one; the text wrapping around it will break up the look and make it more pleasing. If its three paragraphs of a similar size try putting it in the middle paragraph, or use one at the start of the top two paragraphs with them on opposite sides of each other.
  •  Headers, the part where I sectioned each one by platform, can help in longer posts. Not everyone cares about each of those companies so its good to break them up so people can skip to the things they are interested in.
 
The best advice I could give, lack of personal taste not withstanding, is to just sit back and look at your post and think, if you saw that would you want to read it? A good post needs to flow down the page nicly, and have the important parts of it stick out so that when people read that your topic is about topic ABC then they can just skip A, and go right to B and C. Go to the news archive for the site, or wiki pages with lots of info, and see how the guys on the site write up there articles and you will see what I mean. Some times even they do a bad job at formatting there articles, so dont feel too bad if you make mistakes. Like anything, it's a skill you will pick up on the more you use it.
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@crusader8463:  
 
Thanks so much man. it is very appreciated. you truly are my guardian editor. ;P
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#14  Edited By crusader8463
@Montrealien:  Like I said man, no worries. I got help from someone along time ago when I too was in a similar position and it helped me greatly. I'm just paying it forward.