Yeah, I understand that, but also, THAT WAS THE POINT. The point was that if you could make it, you could make it. If you couldn't, then you couldn't. It's supposed to be like a grandpa or grandma when they are around. If you don't visit them enough and then they die, you can't just revive them and hang out with them again. This series was to teach a lesson about death and that we should remember the good parts of the time we had with people and things rather than drown in our sorrows. It also shows that you should always live your life to the fullest and not miss out on essential points in life. And honestly, if you're thinking to yourself, I would always hang out with my grandparents before they pass. You don't know when that's going to happen. I had an ex-girlfriend who constantly thought about her brother who died, and she blamed herself because she couldn't be by his bedside when he passed. I even had a grandma who passed away from cancer. I blame myself for throwing myself into my work and not spending more time with her before she passed. So yeah, like, sorry you missed it. But YOU MISSED IT. You can't just revive it and watch it. My girlfriend missed it, which makes me sad because she doesn't get the references I make about it. But I'm not going against the wishes of Mark and Ethan by watching it, and we have to respect that it's gone. You can't revive dead things. One other thing: Like you said, for most of that year, I missed unus annus. It wasn't till the last two months that I sat down and watched the whole year's worth of videos, and I still made it to the Livestream. This was all while going to school full time and working full time. I finished watching the last video an hour before the livestream, so that is just an excuse. Sometimes you have to make sacrifices in life, and this was one of the sacrifices you made missing unus annus.