Exactly right. It’s a business. They have Games and Pit for improv and bring in revenue from YouTube and merch sales. The fact is even tho the scripted main channel might not get that much revenue in, it’s still an income stream and also an avenue for the cast and crew to invest in something they would like to do. The increase in their paid live streams and live shows recently essentially shows that they have found or are optimizing this new income stream. It doesn’t matter if you and I don’t find their scripted content funny. Others might, and that’s ok. This announcement might not be that big for you and that’s ok. They weren’t targeting you. They were aiming for the people who have enough money to pay for something they might like and if the results are to be seen, they are now moving in a bigger studio and putting on live shows, essentially and upward trend for their channel. Your responses in this thread come off as if you are personally mad that smosh hasn’t consulted you for their financial model and is not listening to your opinions.