[Jason Thompson speaking]: Only for research. But in that way it’s very cool, it’s very useful. So Marc and I can be walking through an idea in an … Modern Warfare 4 or something and play it together and talk about it. And Marc and I talking about it different than … Well, I guess it’s your frame of mind. But it's very, it’s much more like the real-time interactions with the textual objects, even though Marc lives in Canada and I live in Laramie, Wyoming. That is huge and also that dual surveillance where I get to see him as a player and he gets to see me as a player and I'm terrible at this game and he’s like a ranked, a ranked person, he’s got this crazy score. So his reputation is as a gamer within that area, or that game universe, and mine is not. So the kind of layers of what you could look at as it a text and as kind of semiotic get very complicated. But the ability to talk to Marc as we play together through the game that we are writing about, that’s unique. So that I find … but again I could only see like four friends on the XBox because I can’t be surveilled by everyone; I just can’t do it. That’s way too much time and distraction. It could be illuminating. It could also be an ex-girlfriend and a stranger who hates me and a former student, a current student. I mean, come on. I just can’t deal with it. That’s way too much. There’s a kind of pressure of that social performance, that … I spoke to a crowd of thousands—it was the biggest live thing I’ve ever done—and I feel much more pressure knowing that anyone could see what I was doing or try to contact me. So in Facebook, right, they gave me this locked list. You have to turn off the chat, block this list of people, and I don’t even know if they’re on here but they need to be blocked, and I need to shape, I need to construct the circumference of this social world. And the people who don’t get to do that, like how do you possibly avail yourself to the withering trolls of the Internet. Honestly. How is that possible? I couldn’t deal with it. Personally, I couldn’t deal with it.