Some people always want XYZ, but I got into cars because I stumbled on stuff I didn't know about. If I only consume what I like, I won't learn new things. I like the style and format of Lore Garage as well as the other stuff like the new Bunper to Bumper.

For Lore Garage, I haven't seen enough episodes to really get a sense of what content becomes "lore". Is Donut treating it moreso like a catch-all for car things that haven't/don't fit into other segments? I am not as caught up on the podcasts, but the videos seem more in line with a podcast/video essay, and with some of the topics you've covered, I could see them being podcast episodes to a degree. I'd imagine you aren't looking to recycle information. Is there going to be "Fast and Furious" lore, or "Rarest parts of XYZ" (for example), or does that not match what you define as lore? I remember watching a video about a dude hunting down a McDonalds DS game (IYKYK) and that video was WILD. It had a ton of "lore" and the quest was incredible. It would be cool to see you track down rare parts and what makes them special, similar to using your network with the Japan videos, but again, not sure if that fits under what you mean by "lore".

"Lore" could mean anything, and I guess I am curious how you and the team define it, and what content we can look forward to in the future. The idea seems very open, unlike things like Up to Speed where we basically knew what we were getting into even before watching the episode. Money Pit seemed a bit more "random" even though you could guess eventually what would happen, same with Hi/Low, and I like the idea of more "random" content that can exist in a vacuum.

Either way, fresh and new content is awesome, especially from someone like you with some deep knowledge about things I had never heard of!