If I didn't know better, I'd ask you if you're new to the hobby.

"I'm not building a home game. I'm not not building a game for us. It's not built for that. This is built as a commercial game to go out on location".

I'm not sure how "I'm not building a home game" is a yes to everyone. You obviously didn't watch the video.

Again, watch the video. Operators and ROI were Jack's primary targets. He literally uses the term primarily. He said basically the same thing at all the seminars. Jack has worn a lot of hats in his career, but he's most proud of being a former operator. I understand this as I'm a former operator. I got a lot of enjoyment from providing games for people to have fun with. Jack was riding the high from his WOZ pusher being a success with the public and operators and he thought he could do the same with a WOZ pin.

He talked trash about Stern at seminars. Seems like some of those videos are deleted now. He wanted to compete with Stern, but found out it wasn't as easy as he thought. I believed what he said and I hoped he would be successful. Steve Ritchie told me he thought Jack could start his own pin company long before JJP was announced. I'm disappointed they've pretty much abandoned the operator market due to pricing, but I understand why it happened. They're making amazing games, but it's going to tough for them (and everyone else but Stern) if (when) a recession happens.