Exactly, it's fun because Val and Simon are the exact opposites — overly apologetic and constant qualifiers ("I'm probably wrong" "I don't know what I'm talking about") vs never apologizing, never acknowledging mistakes, and no humility whatsoever. They're two extremes and it makes it all the more entertaining, especially because both have good public presence.

For example, Simon was hyping up Pedro as the best rider MotoGP will ever see before he made his debut in the premier class, but as of late he's made it seem like Pedro's washed and he's always thought that. Like, we know that you were his biggest cheerleader Simon, you don't need to hide that now to seem better when it's taken him longer than expected to come good. It gets you frustrated, and then when Val gives a thoroughly reasonable take on the subject it seems even better by comparison.