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Episode 156. Thrilla in Sternilla hype: Zach vs. Keith

Pinball Profile·podcast_episode·22m 21s·analyzed·Sep 25, 2018
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TL;DR

Zach Sharpe vs Keith Elwin charity head-to-head match hyped for Deadflip

Summary

Pinball Profile hosts a live pre-game hype show for "Thrilla in Sternilla," a charity head-to-head competition between elite players Zach Sharpe and Keith Elwin happening the next day on Deadflip. Jack Danger details the format (DEADPOOL-themed objectives, horse-style competition on Deadpool (Premium) machines), while Zach and Keith engage in playful trash talk about their rivalry, Zach's recent finger injury, and competitive history. The event benefits Project Pinball and Path of Play charities.

Key Claims

  • Thrilla in Sternilla charity event happening Wednesday, September 26 on Deadflip

    high confidence · Jeff Lee and Jack Danger announced the event date and platform explicitly

  • Match format uses Deadpool (Premium) machines with head-to-head split-screen display, objectives played like the word 'DEADPOOL' instead of 'HORSE'

    high confidence · Jack Danger described the format in detail including playfield layout and scoring system

  • Zach Sharpe had a finger injury (index finger, not pinky) that delayed the match one week

    high confidence · Zach Sharpe confirmed the injury in response to Jeff's 'pinky gate' joke

  • Deadpool had record 67 launch parties, more than Iron Maiden 63 in 2018

    high confidence · Zach Sharpe stated this figure when discussing Deadpool launch feedback

  • Keith Elwin won Pinberg this year; Zach Sharpe won Pinbird championship a few years ago

    high confidence · Jeff Lee cited both recent tournament wins as context for competitive credibility

  • Keith and Zach have met in Chicago Pinball Expo finals 3 out of last 5 years, with Zach winning once and Keith twice

    high confidence · Zach Sharpe provided specific head-to-head record at Expo

  • Keith has played Deadpool a couple times a week for the past three months at Stern

    high confidence · Keith Elwin stated his practice frequency on the game

  • Zach won a head-to-head format competition recently in Chicago against Bowen in the finals

    medium confidence · Jeff Lee recalled this event; Zach did not dispute it

Notable Quotes

  • “The one thing everyone wants to see is the best players in the world beat the crap out of each other in pinball.”

    Jack Danger @ Early segment — Encapsulates the appeal of elite player head-to-head competition

  • “Zach's career is over. He had a kid. It's over.”

    Keith Elwin @ Mid-interview — Playful jab at Zach's reduced tournament availability due to new fatherhood

  • “I don't know. It depends on which type of Keith shows up. Is it going to be disinterested Keith? Keith Elwin? I've got a chance.”

    Zach Sharpe @ Strategy discussion — Reveals perceived variability in Keith's competitive focus and engagement levels

  • “The trick is on any match is say you don't know what you're doing. That gives your competitor a false sense of confidence.”

    Keith Elwin @ Late interview — Strategic mind-game approach; Keith claims limited familiarity with Deadpool despite practicing it regularly

  • “I tried to get Iron Maiden. Zach cried foul, so we're playing on neutral ground.”

    Keith Elwin @ Game selection discussion — Reveals negotiation over game choice; Deadpool was selected as compromise

  • “My style doesn't support, you know, run and gun, which you need to do for this format. So it's going to be interesting.”

    Keith Elwin @ Format discussion — Keith acknowledges the head-to-head format may not suit his typical deliberate playing style

Entities

Jack DangerpersonZach SharpepersonKeith ElwinpersonJeff LeepersonDeadpoolgameThrilla in SternillaeventDeadfliporganizationStern Pinballcompany

Signals

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    event_signal: Thrilla in Sternilla head-to-head charity event between two elite Stern employees on newly released Deadpool Premium, combining competitive pinball with fundraising for Project Pinball and Path of Play

    high · Explicit announcement of September 26 event, charity links, and detailed format description

  • ?

    competitive_signal: Zach Sharp vs Keith Elwin rivalry heating up with head-to-head format event; both former number-one ranked players; recent competitive history (Keith won Pinberg 2024, Zach won Expo finalists 3/5 years)

    high · Tournament records cited, playful trash talk, strategic discussion about format differences

  • ?

    product_concern: Zach Sharp's index finger injury delayed the originally scheduled competition by one week

    high · Zach confirmed injury and delayed match; referred to as 'Pinky Gate' by hosts

  • ?

    gameplay_signal: Head-to-head split-screen format playing DEADPOOL-themed objectives (like HORSE) is generating interest and represents new competitive format evolution; Keith notes format differs from his typical deliberate play style

    high · Jack Danger detailed format; Zach mentioned recent head-to-head format win; Keith acknowledged style mismatch

  • $

    market_signal: Deadpool Premium achieved record 67 launch parties (vs Iron Maiden's 63 in 2018), indicating strong collector/distributor enthusiasm

    high · Zach Sharp stated figure; Jeff Tillis confirmed as record-breaking compared to Iron Maiden

Transcript

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0:00
it's time for another pinball profile i'm your host jeff teolis you can find our group on facebook we're also on twitter at pinball profile emails pinball profile at gmail.com Please subscribe on either iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play. Don't forget to check out our website, pinballprofile.com. This is a special edition. We are live on YouTube on Papa Pinball. Thank you very much for joining us today. We've got a special treat, a pregame hype. A fight is going to be happening tomorrow, a match of some sort. We all love great matches. You think of some of the legends, you know, Muhammad Ali. You think of Rocky Marciano. You think of Mike Tyson, Jerry Springer, all great fights that we enjoy. It's happening tomorrow on Deadflip. and we're going to bring on the host of Deadflip right now. Jack Danger joins us from Chicago. Hello, Jack. How are you? Hey, buddy. How'd you get this number?
1:05
What's going on, man? Magic, magic. We're excited about this big thriller in Sternilla tomorrow. It's going to be happening. You're bringing it together on Deadflip. How did this all start? Just really, I think it was like an internal thing on Zach and Keith's end that they just wanted to do something big for some of these charities, and they picked their respective charities, and we're just going to duke it out. And the one thing everyone wants to see is the best players in the world beat the crap out of each other in pinball. And this is the best way to make this happen. They're going to have a little head-to-head action. And I believe there is a link for people to also donate to the prize pool as well so that we can get that up there as far as that dollar amount is concerned. But, yeah, they hollered at me when I was poking around in the back room where I shouldn't be. And they're like, let's do this charity thing. And I'm like, I'll bring some cameras. I want to see you guys fight. Yeah, go to projectpinball.rallyup.com and you'll find out about the Thrilla at Sternella, the live charity battle that's happening tomorrow, Wednesday, September 26. This is a dream match, too, if you think about it. Two former number ones, two of the greatest players of all time in Zach Sharp and Keith Elwin. This is going to be unique. And maybe you can tell us a little bit about the format we're going to be seeing tomorrow on Deadflip. Yeah, totally. So we're going to be playing on Deadpool premiums, I believe. And what we're going to do is the head-to-head format where you're going to see both players' play fields on either side of the screen. And then up the middle, you're obviously going to see their screens and then, you know, a player cam for reaction. And they're going to be going through different objectives on how to beat each other. It's going to be sort of like playing horse. Zach's going to be like, I want to play, you know, first to finish a mode. And if he wins and Zach doesn't, Zach gets a D. We're playing Deadpool, not horse. So it's going to be a pretty long stream. Some of these objectives go pretty quick, but Deadpool is a long word compared to horse. So it's going to be fun. We're going to have timers on screen to make sure everything's legit. And then at the end of it, you know, the winner doesn't get punched in the arm and then money goes to a good cause. Yeah, you're right. The money is going to be donated to charity, the winner's choice, too. So we're looking forward to that. I wonder what kind of prep these two have had. I mean, we'll get to the contestants very, very soon, but I'm just kind of curious if they're looking for the other person's weakness. I would personally just watch the stream of when you were on because you've played the longest game of Deadpool I've seen anywhere on a stream. I got yelled at to stop playing.
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content_signal: Jack Danger expanding Deadflip content strategy from game launches and gameplay to branded competitive events with production value (player cams, split-screen, timers)

high · Jack described detailed broadcast setup; Jeff praised innovation of adding competitive twist to launches

  • ?

    personnel_signal: Two elite tournament players (Zach Sharp, Keith Elwin) now employed at Stern Pinball, creating internal office dynamics and potential conflicts of interest in competition

    high · Both confirmed as Stern employees; Keith mentioned being 'there' at Stern headquarters; Zach described as Director of Marketing; in-office trash talk mentioned

  • ?

    community_signal: Pinball community framing elite player competition with sports hype language (Muhammad Ali, Rocky, Kingpin references) to mainstream appeal; Jeff positioned as WWE-style entertainment

    medium · Jeff's opening sports references; Kingpin comment; emphasis on entertainment and drama value

  • ?

    industry_signal: Two top-ranked players working for Stern creates perception of manufacturer dominance in competitive circuit; also generates internal competitive dynamics

    medium · Both players employed at Stern; recent tournament successes (Pinberg, circuit finals); Keith's earlier comment about 'showing Zach his boss'

  • ?

    venue_signal: Chicago Pinball Expo (Sept 17-20) confirmed as Stern Pro Circuit event with factory tours and emphasis on early-line positioning for game access

    high · Zach Sharp discussed Expo importance; mentioned getting in line before sunlight hits games; factory tour availability

    • 3:27
    They're like, you're done. Stop it. Shut it down. Hopefully, you know, they're mean mugging each other in the office and, you know, throwing stuff, leaving nasty notes. But all in good fun, all for a good cause. But, you know, Zach is recovering from an awful pinky injury. So, you know, we'll see what happens. We shall see indeed. Jack, we'll look forward to tomorrow. And to find out more about Jack Danger, you can go to Deadflip. You can also check out the latest copy of this. We've got this brand-new magazine here. It is Pinball Magazine No. 5. And where is he? Right there. You can see Jack right there. On the cover. On the cover of the magazine. And there's a centerfold of me in here somewhere. I might have noticed Wayne Nevins and Annette Johnson and Scott Denisey. But, yeah, yeah, you're on there too, Jack. Like, it's great. Thanks, Jeff. I appreciate it. All right. Hey, good luck tomorrow. We'll be watching Dead Flip again. The time, the location, tell us where. You can find that at twitch.tv forward slash dead underscore flip on Twitch. And the time I wrote down somewhere, it's on that thing.
    4:31
    I literally have, I can't remember. What time is it? Is it like four? Is it like seven? It's probably four o'clock. Okay. Oh, my God. You know what? Here's what we're going to do. You're going to, Zach knows the answer to this. The girl will be set up. Don't worry about it. We'll figure it out. Jack, best of luck to you. And Deadflip, always great to talk to you, buddy. All right, brother. Thank you, man. Well, now we go to the contestants. And, you know, Jack mentioned some of the delays that got us here. This was actually supposed to be a fight last week. But there was this little thing called Pinky Gate. Let's bring on the contestants right now. We go live to Stern Headquarters. Zach Sharp and Keith Elwin. Hello, boys. How are you? Tired. Right? Now, I'm just judging by looking at you. There's some uncomfortable laughs there. I'm seeing maybe some big concerns about everything on the line tomorrow. We'll start with you, Zach. We talked about pinky gate. Was this a pre-excuse? Was it a stall tactic? Some people have played with a torn meniscus and a sword through their arm and still fought through it. What is this about pinky gate with you? I don know what you talking about It was an index finger not pinky Okay And that makes a big difference My fingers are fine It go time Keith it took an extra week Yes Do you have a feeling that maybe he went and talked to Tanio? Maybe, hey, can you give me a secret code or something? What have you heard? Yeah, I caught them doing that. I caught them doing that. I knew there was something there. Keith, I've watched Zach. I've seen him number one. I've seen you number one. I think of this year and I saw you at Pinberg on the stage winning it all. It was such a fantastic run that you had this year. Zach's been there a few years ago, also a Pinbird champ. I wonder if this is a way of somebody who's the director of marketing to maybe try to squeeze in that current limelight. Do you get a sense of that at all, Keith? Zach's career is over. He had a kid. It's over.
    6:16
    That is a good point. Congratulations, Zach. Yes, young Benson, congrats to the Sharp family. That is obviously a big deal, and you'll probably play less tournaments. But Zach, Keith's the guy who's semi-retired, and he's just back to number two again. And one Pinberg just won the Cleveland Pins show, so he doesn't use excuses like young families or anything like that. What's your excuse?
    6:40
    I'm related to Josh, maybe? I don't know. I'm going to have to go with that for sure, actually. I was wondering, Keith, tomorrow maybe if you see Zach ahead, are you going to play sound effects of a baby crying, and maybe he'll be thinking, oh, it's Benson or Josh, and get him off his game? I'm going to invite Josh over here so he can trash talk while he's trying to concentrate. Okay. You know, it is going to be a lot of fun tomorrow, the Thrilla in Sternilla. And what's with the glasses? Do I have to put on my shades too here? What are those tints there? I'm not hiding bags under my eyes. For all the people betting out there, you want to bet behind this horse.
    7:14
    I've often wondered why you're doing this match. Keith, you can beat anyone. Why don't you pick on someone your own size? You know, Zach's not a fallen star by any means, not a child star. I don't want to put that out there, but, you know, this is a guy who's obviously trying to reclaim whatever was once there. You know, you got a job at Stern shortly after Zach got a job at Stern. I'm seeing a pattern here. Yeah, well, I got to show him his boss. That being said, what is it like in the office since this has been announced? Has there been some tension there at Stern between the two of you? Have there been, like, just subtle glances, yeah? Hey, what's up? What's up? He spit in my lunch the other day, yeah. I left my food in the microwave, and he just spit in it. I saw him. Dr. Curlytech's watching live on Papa Pinball right now on YouTube, and he's saying, Keith, you're rocking in your chair, you're playing with the balls there, and you're reminding people of Kingpin.
    8:05
    There's nothing that can get under your skin on this. It's a normal day in the office. It's what I do. Well, we're trying to get some insight in here. Is there a side bet between the two of you for what happens maybe to the winner or to the loser? Does the loser have to shave his beard or something like that? No beards will be harmed. From the stream. But we won't be able to dye our beards for a month. What about this? Should Zach win? What about maybe babysitting for a few weekends? Keith, would you be up for that? Should you lose? Jeff, I think we lost him. We're going to go back to Jackie standing by. So we're going to fill some gap time and hopefully the boys can come back. Okay? Sorry about that. Thanks. Mike Primo helping us also here in Toronto, too. We appreciate all the production. Jack's back. Hello, Jack. Hey, welcome back, me. Do you get a sense that maybe Zach doesn't want Keith to talk and maybe being in management at Stern, maybe he cut off his Internet? Is that possible? I'm guessing there was something that wasn't agreeing with Zach and he just sort of flipped the switch, if you will. Yeah. I also like that Zach's wearing sunglasses to sort of hide the fact that his eyeballs are vibrating in fear.
    9:14
    Wait, there he is. Somebody cut my Internet. Could it be Keith? Oh, see, we thought it was the other way around. You're saying you're fine, and Keith's back. Keith, can you hear us? Keith is still frozen. This may be reversed. He's still frozen. What have you done, Zach? The fight is tomorrow. He is using Zach's phone. I have nothing to say. What is with the Gary bobblehead? I've got one of those, too, but I'm in Canada, so I have different bobbleheads, like former Mayor Rob Ford of Toronto with a donut, or the current Prime Minister of Canada, Geddy Lee of Rush. That means nothing for anyone on the audio, but we're trying to get Keith back. Okay, Zach, we're looking forward to tomorrow's game. We're going to be seeing Deadpool Premium. That's a game we just saw a lot of the launch parties. There were so many of them, in fact. I think 67, I think you said there was a record beating, funny enough, Keith Owens, 63 that were done for Iron Maiden. Two great games from Stern here in 2018. What are some of the feedback you're getting from some of the collectors and some of the distributors from Deadpool? I mean, it's been all positive. I mean, you said it, 67 launch parties, all the launch parties. I mean, they're still ongoing. I know some people who purchased the LE models. They're doing their launch parties. Oh, look who we have here. Somebody's crappy phone crashed. We might see the fight right now. Keith just walked in. They're swinging on each other. I could do everything for him, so I'm going to have to actually connect him back. Wow. Are you guys playing split flip or two tomorrow or what? Maybe. You know, that would be good. Jack, if you're listening, get them to do one game of split flipper, and then you can award points on who blew it. Ah.
    10:51
    What's the tougher flipper? There should be a lot of side puts. There should be. Anyway. Make it happen.
    10:57
    That's why I've got this pre-fight hype. I know it's not a fight, but for drama purposes, we're calling it a fight. It's a match. And, again, we talked about the great charities involved. Please go to projectpinball Check out the Thrilla and Cernilla if you like to donate for tomorrow live stream too You know Zach while I got you on if we watch what Keith did at Pinberg this year that game he had where he rolled Harlem Globetrotters, sealed the deal, and won in Pinberg. And I think of you in a major. And Harlem Globetrotters was a game that might have been a factor in one of your finishes. Your brother reminded me of that, by the way.
    11:32
    I'll never escape me one. but at least you're not showing that footage, so thank you. No, we're not. We're going to show a winner's footage here. This is from this year. Oh, that was a subtle jab. Anyway, no, Zach, Harlem Globetrotters, that's a game that I know you love, I know Keith loves. It's pretty much universally loved by most players and collectors too. What he put on there was just majestic, really, just great flipper skills. Is it a game now, because of your past experience, you look forward to to almost get revenge, or is it a game that you still can't help but think of what happened a few years ago? Oh, no, I love it. I mean, there was a time in the circuit final, I don't know if you remember, even though Keith ultimately won that circuit final, there was a game of Harlem Globetrotters with extra balls where I rolled it four times and I beat him on it. So if you just want to go from a head-to-head Harlem battle, then look no further than that. It's funny you should mention head-to-head. And as we look at IFPA, which you're still the vice president of, as we look at some of the stats, most everybody that's looking right now is looking at you and their match against you, looking against Keith. And most people are in the red when it comes to you too. Keith has the slight edge on you, but Keith might've had a little kink in the armor, as they say, because this past couple of weekends ago, he was in Cleveland. Yes, he won the main event, but for the first time in my career, and I've played Keith a bunch of times, for the first time ever, a lot of us were ahead of Keith in the classics. I don't care that Keith might have only played seven out of a possible hundred games. The point is he let a bunch of us who had never beaten Keith have a free win against Keith. Is that a flaw in Keith's game that you might be able to exploit somehow? I don't know. It depends on which type of Keith shows up. Is it going to be disinterested Keith? Bored Keith? I've got a chance. Everyone's got a chance. You have a chance. Or is it invested?
    13:26
    Dangerous Keith. I've heard Keith say this before and he said this at the circuit finals in Chicago back in March. He said the best way to get him is early in the morning when he isn't warmed up. You're doing an afternoon match. You weren't really thinking about that, were you? I don't know. Have you ever seen Papa Zach play? Who knows what time it is? It could be afternoon, morning, late. I don't know what time it is right now. Everything's going well with Benson? Oh, it's awesome. Good. No, we're very happy. Now, are you going to let Keith talk, or is this just all the Zach show?
    13:58
    You know what? Are you logged back down? Yeah. Oh, somebody's back. What? Hey. Hi, I'm Keith Owen, and I'll be kicking Zach Sharp's butt all the way across the factory floor. Jack Owen. All right. Yeah, no, we're going to try to get Keith out. Jack, you can stay on, too. I think we've been the Zach attack. We've got it. Although, one last question for you, Zach, and it's not related to tomorrow. It's about what's coming up in a few weeks, and it's a very, very exciting time in Chicago. The Pinball Expo will be returning the 17th to the 20th, and a lot of people are going to flock there, thousands in fact, and some of us have never been there before. It's obviously very important for companies like Stern Pinball, this whole expo. You're going to have a factory tour as well. Tell us about why people should go to the Pinball Expo and what it really means for Stern Pinball. I mean, it is kind of the original expo. I mean, you go back to even my tournament upbringing. I mean, that's where Josh and I started competing was at Chicago Pinball Expo Youth Division over 20 years ago. And they still have that picture on their website. And they still have that picture on their website, which is pretty awesome. That's like when they give away teddy bears.
    15:07
    But no, I mean, you get to have the factory tour here at Expo and we'll have a whole bunch of games on hand. It's a Stern Pro Circuit event. So, you know, make sure you get in the nice line before the sunlight hits that wall of games. And it'll be a giant head-to-head bracket.
    15:25
    Not that it's a precedence of previous results, but, you know, Keith and I have met in the finals, I think, three out of the last five years. And I've won once and he's won twice. So we'll see what happens this year. Okay, wow. This tension, this buildup here, tomorrow is almost like a precursor to this. So thank you very much, Zach. We'll let Keith talk for a second. if you'll be kind enough to let him. There he is. Hi, Keith. How are you? Okay. What office are you in now? Not mine. This isn't my office. Are you in the cafeteria? Where are you? They're in the lobby. We're in front of a desk in front of each other. Was there any talk at all about trying to switch the game to maybe play Iron Maiden? Are you comfortable on Deadpool? Yes, yes. I tried to get Iron Maiden. Zach cried foul, so we're playing on neutral ground. Now, neutral ground, though, I did recall hearing George Gomez talk about that. Now that you're there, you might as well utilize yourself, Tim Sexton, Zach Sharp as well, all these great players that now work for Stern. When that game was being developed, you guys also helped test it with that, too. So you're familiar with Deadpool anyway. No, the trick is on any match is say you don't know what you're doing. What do you mean? That gives your competitor a false sense of confidence. So as far as Zach knows, I've never even played this game.
    16:40
    I know nothing. I trying to think is there a game that you haven played Or maybe there ones you haven played in years and years but have you ever come across a game in your last two three years of competition where you like I don think I ever played that Not very often but it does happen It does? Usually they obscure motor shows and games that weren't released in this country. But Deadpool, I mean, let's be honest. How often have you played it since you've been there at Stern? I'm imagining a few times. Yeah, a couple times a week for the past three months. Wow. That's great. We're looking online. If anyone wants to shout out, you can do that on Papa Pinball on YouTube. We've got Zach. I can hear him in the background. Keith's with us right now. I know Jack Danger's still online too. The Thriller from Sternilla. I like the concept of this, and I hope you guys do more of this because it's very, very unique. I love what Jack does with the streams. When a game is launched, so many people are viewing and glued to see these great designs. We saw it with Iron Maiden. We saw it recently with Deadpool, and I know we'll be seeing it soon again with Stern. I like that now we've taken it to another level, the different launches of the Pro, the Premium, and we're going to see the Premium again tomorrow. I like this added twist, and we didn't see this with Iron Maiden, probably because no one wanted to play you, but I like that we've got two of the best players ever going at it, and I hope we can see more of this. You must like it. Yeah. Any chance to defend my stern crown? If Zach wants to play me on Kiss, we'll play Kiss.
    18:07
    There's kind of an internal competition here with the arcade games. So if Zach wants to play out a challenge, let's go. I like that. Now, Keith, I don't remember. I know Zach won the head-to-head challenge. The one that just happened in Chicago. You remember it was he and, I think, Bowen in the finals. And so he's got some experience in the head-to-head format. Is that a format you've played before? I think there's only been a couple. I don't know if you've played in it. No, you haven't. I have not. It's definitely different because my style doesn't support, you know, run and gun, which you need to do for this format. So it's going to be interesting. I'm not worried. I've got to tell you, I'd only played it once before, and it was at the Stern Pro Circuit, and I was thinking, I don't know if this is my style as well. I don't know if I'm going to enjoy it. Once I played it, I was hooked. It is different than we play normally, but it's fun. It's intense, and someone like you and Zach, you're not going to be watching each other, looking on the other person's game to see where they're at. You're just going to be focused on your thing. The sense of urgency is certainly different. There's a little less trapping going on and kind of more playing on the fly. There might be some good kicks in his direction, but no. I'm not going to watch. You've got the height advantage, too. His short little legs aren't even going to reach you, let's be honest.
    19:15
    Wow. We want to know. He's sitting right here. Went over his head, like most things. Nothing goes over his head.
    19:29
    Dr. Curly Tech wants to know, will there be a referee tomorrow? Maybe the Tim Rant may be doing the stripy black and white. Oh, man. Do I need a referee uniform? I'll get right on it. Jack, you're great at doing the dead flip streams, obviously. And I think we certainly watch you on a nightly basis every weeknight. But, I mean, that Deadpool costume, you rocked that. Batman 66, let's talk about that. Are you available for parties? Oh, man. If you can buy me the costumes, I'm all over it. Because I return those things the second I use them. Sorry to the next person. Yo, they take them back, so give me my money. We'll move on to the next one. One item not to donate to kids. Yeah.
    20:16
    Hey, Keith, I know this from Josh Sharp. Maybe Zach's into it, too. I know Josh is really big on watching the TV show Big Brother, and they always have these challenges, too. You like it, too, Zach? Okay, he's nodding. You like it? Oh, yeah. You know, when they have a head-to-head competition, they have people do something if they lose. And a lot of times maybe it's slop for a week or the famous unitard. Can we maybe do that for even a second on the Thriller from Sternella? Some sort of, no? I have an assortment of one of these I can bring if you want. There's got to be something. Some walk of shame. They've never been washed, so that's even worse. We have a certain threshold of charity donation. All this kidding aside, that is what this is about too. This is a great promo piece for Stern Pinball, a great chance to show Deadpool Premium, two of the greatest players in the world, playing this wonderful game, the Thrilla at Sternilla. I hope there is more of this. I really appreciate Deadflip and Jack Danger bringing this tomorrow. We will watch the stream. And again, with the charities like Project Pinball and Path of Play, it's going to be a great event. So thank you very much, Jack, for doing this. Thank you, Zach. Thank you, Keith. I hope you guys have a good night's sleep. I don't know what kind of tactics you guys are going to have, maybe like 4 a.m. phone calls to wait. people off or whatever.
    21:34
    I love it. I'm bringing a baby monitor to the tournament. Oh, perfect. It's great to talk to both of you as well as Jack Danger. All the best. We're going to sign off now and thank you very much for watching. Thank you, Jack, as we promote the Stern Thrilla from Sternilla. It's going to be a lot of fun with Keith Elwin. Zach Sharp tomorrow on Deadflip. We appreciate Mike Primo putting this together. our fine producer. Thank you very much, Mike. That is it for me. We will do this again, and thank you for watching Papa Pinball live on YouTube. This has been your Pinball Profile Live. You can find our group on Facebook. We're also on Twitter, at Pinball Profile. Email us, pinballprofile at gmail.com. Please subscribe on either iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play. And check out pinballprofile.com. I'm Jeff Tills.