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Thanks @padelmunity. One hour was sadly not enough time to dispel all their perceptions, assumptions and concerns. But I think the episode goes to show that these exist in the wider sports business ecosystem and it is critical that our community does its best to get out there, communicate and educate in order to establish and build maximum credibility, sustainability and relevance.

@@alexanderinglot7648 agreed...very insightful

Thanks Paul. Glad the content is on point! Regarding your point, is it the sound in my room? Is it the sound with guest rooms? Is it background noise? I know the Miami episode had a particular issue because Julian was courtside at Ultra and unfortunately at times you could hear the sound system in the background. I definitely want to address easy fixes so would appreciate a bit more detail so I can try to address it. Thanks again for taking the time to comment...

@AllTheAnglesPadel Hi Alex, yes, I figured it was Julian at his club. You are right, a little more detail wouod be helpful. Mainly I would say it is your sound. We hear the echo of the room and at times it is hard to understand what you are saying. It is missing that "studio" quality. Cheers!

@@paulmattsson Thanks. I will try to find a way to make my sound a little more professional and smooth. Appreciate your thoughts.

@@AllTheAnglesPadel keep at it! Your themes are very well thought out, especially hype and outsider view episodes. Also, I grew up in Argentina but was too young to see how padel started, so it was awesome to be able to learn about that. This might be a tough one, but if you can get people to talk about how, at least on a high level, they calculate their break even, or how high they are comfortable with letting their rent to total expense ratio be in the cold climate indoor venues, or how many hours a day on average is used to build a conservative model, I think that would be awesome.