This week will bring Nintendo's Q3 financial results, a presentation briefing from company President Tatsumi Kimishima and a Q & A with investors. Now, that may not be very exciting on paper, but this particular set of results comes at an interesting point, as it'll be the first sustained output of information from Nintendo in 2016. There have been individual announcements covering major releases, of course, and combining all of January's release dates and reveals together - including an RPG bonanza in North America that included a press event - could just about form the basis of a mini Nintendo Direct; yet there was no actual Direct in January, so information came in small bites.
Overall, with the possible exception of buzz around early promotions for the Pokémon 20th Anniversary, Nintendo's reveals so far this year have been relatively quiet. Naturally, we're not suggesting that the upcoming financial reports will contain megatons of earth-shattering reveals, but Nintendo will be trying to balance its need to hold back exciting details for fan reveals with the requirement to satisfy and give confidence to investors. An example of how this has been done in the past is with amiibo - the range was initially loosely revealed to investors as the Nintendo Figurine Platform in May 2014, with an accompanying announcement that it'd be fully revealed at E3 that year. Those are the kinds of details and reveals that can happen.
So there's reason to be intrigued, along with recent investor confidence that hopefully points to a positive week for the company. With that in mind we've picked out key areas that could be expanded upon in the coming days through these financial reports and briefings; bear in mind we're trying to be realistic, so NX - for example - is only at the end and, no, we don't expect the system to be revealed. Not by a long shot.
So, what could feasibly come to light in the next few days? Let's get into it.
Miitomo and My Nintendo / Nintendo Account Launch Details
It's easy to forget in the short-term reality of the internet, but it was announced last year that Miitomo - the social 'conversation starter' smart device app produced with DeNA - and the My Account / Nintendo Account loyalty system are due in March. It has been reiterated recently that Miitomo is on track for that release period, and the two products have been aligned to accompany each other in a bold new Mii-based world of Nintendo accounts and interactions; more details and a release date seem like reasonable bets.
We think it's fair to say that most reading these words are probably more interested in the new My Nintendo loyalty account system, as it'll finally deliver a successor to Club Nintendo. When announced at the Q2 investor briefing (as we've said, reveals do come from these reports), it emphasized that players could receive rewards that vary from unique DLC, to eShop funds and physical rewards. It won't just be buying games that earns points (or whatever 'currency' it has) either, but aspects such as games completed, places visited and more could be factors. The account system is being designed to function across consoles and smart devices, too, so it should be all encompassing.
The Miitomo app hasn't exactly been warmly embraced, as far as this writer can tell, by too many in the Nintendo Life community. Nevertheless it's a big deal for Nintendo and DeNA following their high profile partnership launch in early 2015. The social app will aim to get the Nintendo brands on millions of smartphones and tablets around the world, directing users to Nintendo games while also looking to monetise itself - it'll be free to download - through other means (probably outfits, perhaps adverts). It's a big first step for the partnership, and investors in particular will be following its progress very closely.
Expanded Information on Smartphone Apps and Licensing
Smart devices will likely come up quite a lot in Kimishima-san's briefing and the investor Q & A, and with Miitomo around the corner some attention may turn to what's next in this area. Starting with the DeNA partnership, it'll be interesting to see whether any hints or even details are given on what's next from the partnership. More apps are expected this year, so it's a matter of timing to see whether other brands and projects will be highlighted; it wouldn't surprise us if Nintendo wants to emphasize a familiar brand and a more game-like experience for iOS and Android, to further boost investor confidence.
Also of relevance is Pokémon Go, a huge upcoming release that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are co-publishing, with the highly regarded Niantic developing the real-world augmented reality app. There's been huge interest from the public, and the idea of finding 'mon, catching them and even trading them worldwide is unsurprising hugely exciting to a lot of fans. It's due this year and is being talked about a little more, so it may be explored as a key part of Nintendo's year.
Then there's licensing, which may get another update. In 2015 Nintendo caught some attention with the announcement of upcoming attractions being produced in partnership with Universal Studios for its theme parks. An update on this seems likely, while more business partnerships and promotions could certainly be on the agenda.
Updated Game Release Windows
This is another area that is a reliable point of interest, both directly - as one example the Mario Kart 8 release date came from a financial presentation - and from the 'Supplementary Information' document that will include an updated release schedule. Of particular interest is Star Fox Zero, which still only has an 'April' release for Europe and has been victim to some rumours - not particularly sturdy ones, it must be said - around a potential delay; the financial reports could bring an end to that. Europeans are still awaiting a Fire Emblem Fates date, meanwhile, and we still await a window beyond '2016' for Metroid Prime: Federation Force.
Oh, and if The Legend of Zelda for Wii U still has a 'TBD' release window as it did for the Q2 results, we'll be a little bit concerned.
Sales Figures and Status Updates on Wii U and 3DS
With all the talk of a next generation of hardware, the current generation should not be forgotten. The Wii U and 3DS still have important jobs to do, and these financial results and sales figures (which will run up to 31st December 2015) will tell us much about where those systems stand. Nintendo's sales target for the full year is a modest 3.4 million units for Wii U, and 7.6 million for the 3DS. The update's sales - and any movement in the forecasts - will tell us plenty about their momentum.
It's been tricky to judge how the Holiday season went, as a whole. Nintendo hardware was relatively dominant in Japan, including some excellent figures for the home console along with the usual success for the New 3DS LL (XL). In the US we had the Wii U being named the 'Top Selling Item' on Target.com for Black Friday, for one thing, but Nintendo of America hasn't given real figures for how the whole November / December period progressed. Hardware sales in Europe, likewise, are hard to judge.
Well, we'll have firm numbers, and Kimishima-san's briefing will no doubt also talk about broader plans for the year. Expect language promising to 'keep existing owners happy', while the overall tone and outline around the two systems will be interesting to see.
A Brief Update, and Maybe Timeline, for NX
We've put this last deliberately in order to manage expectations, and let's get one clear point out at the start - it's extremely unlikely (practically impossible) that Nintendo will 'reveal' the NX in these financial reports and briefings. We doubt the concept itself will even be spoken about, aside from some carefully managed and coded language - there may be terms and phrases like 'innovative' and 'exciting ideas' bandied around. Think about it, Nintendo doesn't reveal systems this way.
So what are we left with? Well, a brief mention may include a rough idea of when it will be revealed to the world; perhaps, like the amiibo example of our intro, this could be held until the end-of-year May briefing. If it does come up this week, as part of a bid to get investors excited, we may learn of a window for its unveiling, in terms of a season or even 'E3'. That would still give us a little bit of a buzz, it must be said.
If we're very lucky there'll be an indication of a target release window, but this seems unlikely. All told, NX may get a brief mention, and that'll likely have to be enough for now.
Of course, beyond these suggestions there may be the occasional curve ball. In past financial briefings Nintendo has announced the Wii U GamePad's quick start mode, DS games for the Wii U Virtual Console and, as highlighted above, concept information for amiibo, to name a few things. How much is included in the Q3 results and how much is held for a few months depends on Nintendo's priorities, and what announcements it'll want to share in order to clear the decks for later presentations.
Whatever comes, it should be fascinating.
Comments (75)
Just give me a proper account system....
A unified account system where GBA games purchased on Wii U are now playable on the 3DS would be really awesome!!
@Dreamcaster-X 3DS is incapable of emulating GBA games so that won't happen
We will probably get info on everything but NX.
Especially the new My Nintendo program launching in March alongside Miitomo.
Something about NX please
I expect nothing about NX will be mentioned which will then lead to a gigantic share drop.
@Grumblevolcano
Shareholders don't really care about dedicated hardware.
Shareholders would by thrilled if Nintendo announced they were going mobile only.
@ZAZX
Smash Bros is a fighting game and the smoothness is based partially on the connection of the person you are playing against.
This goes for all fighting games.
@AVahne Still ignorant? What's the NNID then? Oh I see you coming already. All purchased is linked to your NNID account. You can delete your games and redownload them as you want. The only thing is that the account, not the games, is linked to the hardware. And that's a 5 min call to Nintendo to do a switch.
@Serebii Actually, you can run them in compatibility mode on the DS BC. But it's buggy and you are locked into them...
They'd be foolish not to mention anything about NX. They will though, nothing major but something like its official name will be revealed.
@Lebon14
Actually gamers are still complaining about how bad GBA Ambassador games run on 3DS. Many have said they'd wish Nintendo never released them.
So releasing GBA Ambassador games was a horrible mistake in hindsight.
@Sligeach
Gamers and the gaming media would be stark raving mad, if Nintendo announced anything NX related at a shareholder event or any other non gaming event.
We'd get headlines even from this site reading as such "Nintendo announced NX at shareholder event. Does Nintendo even care about gamers anymore?" Or "Nintendo backstabs gaming, shows NX news to shareholders!"
Can somebody who knows how this financial stuff works say if this quarterly briefing they'll be making projections for their next fiscal year - April 1 2016 - March 31 2017 - or is that info given at the next quarterly briefing, which would also be their year end meeting?
I feel like any forward guidance would have to mention NX if it is releasing at the end of this year or early next year, especially if they are planning on selling 11 million of them. Problem is any yearly projections would encompass APRIL- MARCH so we still wouldn't know if NX would be out late this year or early next year. Could also be region dependent, PS4 was November in the west, following February in Japan.
Of course if their only guidance is for the Jan-March first quarter then they wouldn't need to mention NX at all. And with all the stuff due out in March - Miitomo, My Nintendo, Pokken Tournament - they may feel like that's enough for now.
A release schedule would be nice. I think we've got exactly two confirmed dates for major titles in 2016 at the moment on the Wii U. That's not a release schedule.
@rjejr
Companies rarely do yearly projections at quarterly events.
Yearly projections are revealed at the yearly meetings and when new products are announced/released.
But companies are not required to show how many units of a product they sell, like Microsoft does with it's non Windows and Office products.
Nintendo will announce their quarterly earnings and adjust their yearly predictions accordingly.
Nintendo will openly take questions from shareholders and talk in depth of their strategy for the coming months.
They will also go in depth on earnings and revenue.
They may reveal new information on products in development.
Though no matter what Nintendo announces their stock will tank.
So far this month:
Microsoft stock went down after their quarterly report, no video game hardware numbers. They didn't release numbers on most of their products. Investors are unhappy with Microsoft sinking money in fledgling products such as Xbox.
Apple stock still hasn't recovered for their big holiday quarter report last week. Investors are unhappy that Apple isn't selling enough products (they are doing better than their competition).
Sony stock went down as well.
Bank and financial stocks are down for not generating enough profits over the past quarter.
Auto stocks are down for not being profitable enough.
Pretty much stocks as a whole are down, on every quarterly earnings report.
Warioware touched is perfect for smart phones. KABOOM!
@Acein210
I doubt any mobile users will want to pay for it.
It's very rare that a paid app does well.
@Serebii @Xenocity They run perfectly fine on my old ambassador 3DS, no problem whatsoever.
@andrea987
Yet most complain about how bad they run.
It's been reported on by the gaming media on the horrible emulation.
I have no trouble playing most of the games, but they do have issues running.
@Serebii tell that to my ambassador program...
@Lebon14 It is not that simple. Where I live Nintendo is practically non existent. So I just buy from the UK store. If I mail or call them it is not easy to explain what happened.
As for 3DS GBA emulation I clearly don't understand how they screwed them. They ran bad, sleep doesn't work even some colors are wrong. Not that their other emulators are better. I still don't get the reason there is no full screen mode. Yet some homebrew developers, without proper hardware knowledge, make better emulators.
@belmont
It's based on the 3DS hardware and OS.
Homebrewers don't have to deal with 3DS hardware and it's GPU.
@Serebii maybe 3DS is incapable, but I'll bet New 3DS can handle it.
@leo13
It probably could, but due to the 3DS eShop and VC having low sales doesn't make it worth it.
Though I'm all for it, just to see the salt from everyone screaming about how Nintendo screwed 3DS owners in favor of n3DS owners.
@Lebon14 Yeah they're not emulated, hence the issues
@firstnesfan @andrea987 The Ambassador games aren't emulated and lack all 3DS features. They don't even activated sleep mode when the console is closed
@Xenocity Actually I was talking about homebrew emulators that run on 3DS via
some kind of exploit. There are some GBA ones. So 3DS may be somewhat capable... It doesn't have to be hardware based like Nintendo tried.
@Xenocity I'm aware. However the person I'm playing against gets 5 MB/s download speeds and I get 1.5 MB/s. That's not MiB, that's MB. Our upload isn't that but it's still plenty enough where any Steam game we play together doesn't have issues like Smash does.
My main issues with Smash aside from the obvious input lag is the voice chat sounding like it is literally coming out of a tin can, and how it is missing obvious features such as Special Smash or even Multi-Man co-op, which Brawl had.
Nintendo's network is just a joke. They straight up admitted they had never used PlayStation Network or Xbox Live and thus referencing those would be of no use. It's no wonder they're behind the curve. I'm just hoping the NX brings better online. They should be using the competition's network so they have an idea of what an online network should be like in the current age. Know your enemy.
And please do not bring up "Well you pay monthly for PSN/XBL so of course they will be better." I do not pay monthly for Steam/Steamworks and it trumps all three.
@belmont
Those don't even run perfectly either.
They suffer from many issues as well.
You can run GBA games on it, if you don't mind have a lot of issues.
Running GBA on the direct hardware isn't the problem per say, as it is making it run fully on the 3DS OS.
But Nintendo and 3rd parties don't want GBA games to run on the hardware, because it would open the system up to piracy just like the DS.
It's the same reason why Sony is having trouble getting PS2 games to work perfectly with PS4 OS.
I'm somewhat interested to see the sale figures. It surprised me that the Wii U was the top selling item at Target over black Friday. Good sales are what keep the investors investing! I am also excited to see if they will mention the NX, any small details they give will lead to a sea of speculation on the internet (which is always fun to watch) ^_^
@ZAZX
Again it's a fighting game issue.
If you play any fighting games or platformers online, you'd notice the issue.
It only effects these two genres heavily due to the precision required.
Most games do not require precision to play online, thus you won't notice any real lag when your connection gets iffy.
Also Valve provides free server space for most Steam games, where as Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft do not.
Though Microsoft is willing to give 3rd party games dedicated server space, if said 3rd parties are willing to pay the price. Though plenty of Xbox Live games have issues, including most fighting games.
As for missing Smash features from Brawl, Sakaruai and Nintendo were given massive amounts of negative feedback over the modes the game had.
People widely complained about how awful the new modes were in Brawl, so Sakaruai axed them this time around to make people happy.
Special Smash and Multi-man co-op were both widely criticized in Brawl as well.
Nintendo network is fine (I've used it for numerous games), it's no worse than the horrible thing called PSN (which I have used for numerous games too).
I have had both lag on me.
PSN is always unstable and going down on a near weekly basis.
PSN still lacks most of the features of Xbox Live, especially what Xbox One has for online games.
PSN is constantly being hacked with people constantly getting their personal information and credit card information being stolen.
They also run up huge bills that Sony will not cancel if you've been hacked.
If you haven't been hacked on PSN, consider yourself lucky.
Xbox Live is the best online gaming system currently in existence, but it is extremely expensive for Microsoft to operate. Microsoft makes very little money on Xbox Live, while losing money operating it most years.
PSN is horribly expensive for Sony, yet Sony purposely is refusing to put on par with Xbox Live due to the operation and expansion costs.
The $50 people pay for PSN+, doesn't exist to fund PSN features (it only exists to prevent users from having multiple competing online services).
Valve loses money providing online services to Steam users. Though Steam makes a modest profit.
Most companies don't allow you to use competitor products and force you to use your own product.
Microsoft banned the use of non Windows Phones at their campus, while also banning all other competing products to their offering.
You can get in trouble if you get caught using an Android or Apple product.
You also have huge "incentives" to not use competitor products in your personal life.
It made the news when it hit.
Sony is said to ban competitor hardware at it's buildings.
They also heavily discourage the use of competitors products in their employees private lives.
This is quite common across industries, especially the auto companies.
@Benjelo Target was the only place doing a decent deal on Wii U, that's why it sold whatever it did. When was the last time Nintendo boasted about Wii U sales? Did they ever? Perhaps at launch. The Wii U has sold circa 11 million units, that's a failure in any language.
I've said it before but there's a sea of rumours out there about NX. Nintendo would do well to put the record straight before a credible leak steals their thunder.
As usual, reserve most of your hype for E3 where the good stuff is actually demo'd instead of just carefully worded in a note here and there
I doubt Nintendo will reveal the NX at an investor's meeting. However, I expect them to announce a date of when they'll start talking about it. Hopefully it's before E3 since it builds up momentum until release.
All I care about is the account system.
All I want to see is details on Nintendo Account and My Nintendo. Oh, and some updated LTD sales on certain games.
@Xenocity OK thanks for clarifying this up. I have not yet tried 3DS emulators but since there are lots of GBA ones I sort of assumed that one would work good. In any case 3DS is supposed to be stronger than PSP where GBA emulaton works almost great.
Lets get real. Fan reveals v satisfy and confidence to investors, investor's win every time.
If Nintendo had news that would increase share prices it would do its best not to with-hold it. Shareholders are not loyal to a company, they are loyal to their investment. If Nintendo can't convince them that better days are ahead, then they will get jittery.
Because the Amiibo is a good, if short term money spinner, that is why Nintendo are flooding the market with them and making the most while they can. That will keep the shareholders from getting the jittery, but it could alienate more serious gamers.
Nintendo need to strike a fine balance with the toys, the games and the NX. It must not be seen as a console for children.
And lets hope its not purple.
@zool
How do you change the age old stigma of Nintendo being kiddy, family friendly, "casual", and nerdy?
It has existed since NES.
How do you stop Microsoft, Sony and 3rd parties from enforcing the stigma?
@Xenocity Thanks. I wonder what percentage of questions he gets contain the letters "NX"? 80%?
MS investors have been wanting to get out of Xbox since they launched the Xbox. Maybe even before that when they bought Web TV.
Nintndos stock price dropping after is a given, all thats left is how much? If nothing is delayed for a change and they announce NX arriving late 2016 stock may hold near today's close. No NX it's gonna tank.
so when exactly is this meeting taking place ?
Great write up guys, very informative and level-headed speculation.
I forgot about the MNA (MyNintendo Account) releasing next month, that's very close and they havent advertised Miitomo at all. Kinda strange.
When will this Q3 financial reporting take place?
Seriously, when is this gonna take?
It's very optimistic, but I would like for it to have a small teaser about what the NX is.
@Lebon14
Your desperation to defend the mediocre and archaic system known as NNID amuses me. Yes, it does seem to be ever so slightly better than the Wii days since you claim it is just a "5 minute call" to switch your "account" to another system. However, why should that even be necessary when they could just give control over the account to the person who freaking owns it? Or how about allowing the account owner to install a game to more than just one system? Oh wait, that's not possible since like you said, "accounts" are hardware locked.
Your decision to call me ignorant is both incorrect and rather brutish of you.
Anyway, good for you for liking Nintendo's half-baked attempt at an account system. Maybe in another 5 years you can enjoy what everyone else has had for years, though that's assuming you only game on Nintendo products. Surely you're not limiting yourself to just one platform I hope?
@Xenocity the right sort of games.
Anything they can tell us about their next gen plans or MNA would be welcome, because I don't have much else to look forward to. If they feel like revealing Z or whatever main series Pokemon game is next that would be great too (they've been teasing it 5ever).
@Serebii Better than nothing. I certainly saw no significant problems with how the ambassador games ran.
@Xenocity I don't know what they're playing them on but my 3DS runs my Ambassador games flawlessly.
@Xenocity If Nintendo has an interest in defying their "kiddy" image (which I don't think they do, but for the sake of argument let's just say they are), they need two things:
1. hardware that can outperform the PS4 and Xbox One
2. games that would actually appeal to older gamers
When does Nintendo's fiscal year start? Is it April?
@HeroOfTime32 Yes, the financial year starts in April and runs to March the following year. It's a relic of the Julian calendar system when the New Year was celebrated on March 25th (in England). We moved to the Gregorian calendar in 1752 and moved the New Year to Jan first. The financial year is still based on the old system of four quarters of three months each starting with April, probably so that those who rented out properties did not lose out as a result of the shorter year in 1751, which had 2oo and something days only to accommodate the changeover.
I don't really care if GBA emulation is possible on 3ds. Assuming it's not, that is still not a good reason for Nintendo to stop releasing VC games for the system. They have taken something that was once exciting and a system seller and turned it into something stagnant and oft forgotten.
@cleveland124 they already released GBA games on 3ds for people that bought the 3ds early.
Give me NX!!! We know its coming out this year. Just give it to us.
Nintendo Account info is all I really want to hear about. Anything else is a bonus.
3ds is more than capable of emulating gba. It's stronger than a PSP and that has no problem emulating gba or snes or mega drive etc. Nintendo just like lying, they do it all the time. I don't understand where people get this idea from.
When the time is right, I will hack the hell outta my 3ds to play every system it can because I own it and do what I want with it just like all my systems. End of. And I will do the same with my WiiU when it runs smoothly, like most people. Love playing gba, snes, MD, PCE, GCN, etc on my vWii on the WiiU, best system ever because if that. If only Ninty would pay attention to their fanbase. Well, in fairness, I'm prob part of that 0.01% who do all this.
NX news of some sort will come from this conference, no doubt about it. But what they will say about it is a mystery for now. I love rumours, keep them coming thick and fast NL!
Nintendo Account is very important. At this moment you can only have one wii u and only one 3ds in your account, which sucks 'cause if u have more then 1 3ds like me, u need to make another separate account which is stupid.
@Grumblevolcano Oh I hope this is the case, I have been wanting for a good time to jump in on Nintendo stock.
@Serebii that's funny I have ten gba games on my 3ds right now from nintendo or did you forget get they gave early adapters those?
Tired of waiting for nx.
Start talking.
Not like the wii u will suddenly turn around.
@mshope10 Not the emulation quality nintendo was going for. Not only missing save states, games will continue running when ds is closed.
Would I still love GBA games in this format? Yes.
Will Nintendo release them? Sadly, no.
reads like the wall street journal article i saw a while ago.
@Dreamcaster-X This but I think its too late for that to happen because the 3DS is reaching 5 years now.
Still I would love that since GBA is suppose to be on 3DS.
@Bolt_Strike 1.They did do that for the Gamecube but unfortunately, I don't think that's gonna happen ever again.
2. Their games appeal to all ages. The problem with this issue is a matter of the mindset rather than it really being an issue.
Heck, they have Xenoblade and Metroid that's mature enough......what do you expect?
@Socar The problem is that if they try to make the games family friendly, they're still perceived as kiddy. They need a mix of kiddy and mature games, and right now all they really have that even comes close is Xenoblade and sometimes Zelda. Metroid is also more on the mature side, but they haven't really been doing much with it and with Federation Force they're trying to make it more of a family friendly game. If they want to change their kiddy perception, they're going to need at least 4 or 5 IPs that aren't overly colorful or cartoony, and they don't have that many currently. They're going to need to revive some or create new ones.
The keys... Nintendo needs to work with DJ Khaled to discover more Keys to success... #djkhaledonthecover
The earnings release was posted. Updated LTD hardware and software numbers:
Wii U: 12.6 million
3DS: 57.94 million
Mario Kart 8: 7.24 million
Smash Bros Wii U: 4.61 million
Splatoon: 4.06 million
Super Mario Maker: 3.34 million
Yoshi's Woolly World: 1.31 million
Zelda Triforce Heroes: 1.08 million
Animal Crossing HHD: 2.93 million
amiibo figures: 20.5 million
amiibo cards: 21.5 million
Lord have mercy with those amiibo sales. Both the amiibo cards and the amiibo figures have outsold the Xbox One.
Beyond happy with Splatoon's sales!
For perspective on the Amiibo:
New 3DS (XL) sold: 7.5mill
Wii U's sold: 12.6mill
Amiibo Cards: 21.5mill
Amiibo Figurines: 20.5mill
Excluding the 3DS Amiibo reading puck, 2 Amiibos sold for every piece of hardware that can read it. That's kinda nuts. Needless to say Amiibos are doing well... but I guess we all knew that already!
@Xenocity By making games the Xbox and Playstation gamers want to play.
Nintendo does not have to be in competition with Ps or Xbox, they want a console with less gimmicks , a lower price and good graphics that will be a second console to their existing one.
@Serebii We'll see about that. Modders may yet succeed to implement full GBA emulation where Nintendo has utterly failed. Modders have already succeeded with full GB and GBC emulation on 3DS.
@Xenocity Strange, I've never encountered any problems with the Ambassador titles... runs of Metroid Fusion, Wario Land, Yoshi's Island, Fire Emblem, F Zero, etc... No problems encountered by me.
@readyletsgo We are... The 0.01%.
@Serebii What about the GBA games that were given out to the early 3DS adopters, they work perfectly fine across all the 3DS and N3DS models i have migrated them to?
@PlywoodStick 'We are... The 0.01%.'
LOL, love it!
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