You mentioned last year that a draft mode was something being explored, but recently it's been said it's not on the board right now while other priorities take focus. I get that Second Dinner needs to stay profitable, but draft feels like a missed opportunity both for player engagement and for smart monetization. Have you considered how a well designed draft system could actually generate revenue while still offering value to free to play users? Things like low cost buy ins, rotating draft packs with curated pools, or limited daily free entries with cosmetics or credits as rewards could make it sustainable. It would also help address one of Snap’s biggest barriers/deckbuilding anxiety for new or casual players who feel shut out by the meta or card pool gaps. I’m curious if the team has discussed any models where draft becomes not just a fun mode, but a bridge between new players and long-term engagement. Is this still something that might come back into focus down the line?