uh what's the uh oh yeah key night people in chat how many of you noticed we were streaming last week huh don't lie a libra nope nope am i uh i'm on the exact average for swedish men 183 centimeters or i think that equals i think that is exactly six feet tall in feet

Did you?

Nope.

I did not.

Nope.

Oh no, I missed it.

I gotta go back to work.

Quick, announce everything.

Watch the VOD on YouTube.

You got the notification?

Hmm.

Hmm.

Nah.

Nah, nah, nah.

We were streaming last week.

Let me actually...

It has no bearing on Satisfactory or anything.

But... Let me...

We got a, which is kind of chat.

By the way, it's related to us streaming last week.

If you lament us being away on YouTube and Twitch for so long, talk to my boss, like my boss's boss.

Talk to the CEO of Coffee Stain.

Because that man explicitly is at fault for us not streaming last week.

Because we streamed for him last week, is what we did.

Coffee Stain Group.

There we go.

Ah, here we go.

Here we go.

Does anyone recognize this?

Does anyone recognize that thumbnail?

Yeah, that's our thumbnail, or at least the starting soon text and the countdown and everything else.

And the stream layout and UI and everything.

And that very room that our CEO and CFO are sitting in, that's us.

That's us.

And he was like, yo, yo, Coffee Stain has gone publicly owned now, or rather detached from Embracer and were our very own thing, which makes it Anton's, our CEO's responsibility now to do fiscal reports.

every quarter.

I might get some economic terms wrong here, Chad, so if you work with money and I get, if I butcher this, sorry, but yeah.

TLDR is, this man has to talk about how much money we earn and how we plan to earn more money every three months from now on.

It falls on him.

And they always wanted to do that in both a formal report, which you always send in in documents, and also a TLDR version live on stream.

and he was like yo you guys stream and we don't have to pay you extra for you to stream us so we are going to come over to you and you can stream us and i'm like okay that means we're prepping the studio for that and not a dev stream then but sure so we were supposed to dev stream last week

but it became a fiscal stream instead, which also has the knock-on effect of us not doing a dev stream every Tuesday of...

Okay, every quarter of the year we'll miss a dev stream, which is like, oh no.

It felt bad this time because it just happened to be...

like during a delay or a period of silence anyway but yeah in random one random week in may august november and february from now on we'll miss a dev stream for a physical stream oh did they know you are not a professional my boss's very first first words the second we went off air after the stream was we are doing this from here a thousand percent every time now and i'm like where's my race where's my race

got no race ah i was told no it's expected of you and i'm like do you know how hard this is people are like i just just press start stream and go like you know how hard could audio be right this mother

Publicly owned?

See, that's a debate, though.

Because we were, or rather, Embracer was still publicly owned before this happened in November.

So, technically, the only thing that has changed since the announcement that we went public is that we have more control ourselves as individuals over the same exact structure of how CoffeeStream looks.

So...

We, here, have been thoroughly enjoying it.

Happy to be here.

Loves this factory.

Thank you.

Me too.

Happy to have you here.

Wait, does that mean I can buy a share of coffee stain and then complain officially?

Yes.

B... What are they called?

B-type?

B-shares?

Whatever.

Yeah, B-shares.

Yes.

That's good to hear?

Yeah.

Yes.

I have no threats talking about that because, in fact, I think our boss wants us to talk about that.

Put some equal transparency to the extent we can, obviously, without breaking TOS left and right.

Talking about the transparency of how our business flows beyond just making the funny game.

Class B.

Thank you.

That's the term we're looking for.

Class B shares you can buy.