00:03What is your opinion on the role of influencers at the US Army?
00:08Okay, I'm actually going to, because I was like, I was low-key about the comment in somebody's comment section,
00:14but I was like, let me not do that.
00:15I think that, I think it's great to have a different demographic to the sport, and I think I have
00:22no problem with influencers.
00:23I've met some of them and followed some of them online.
00:26Luckily, the ones I do follow online do follow the etiquette and know tennis pretty well, but yeah, I think
00:32it's like any venue you come to, you have to follow the etiquette towards it, and I definitely think, and
00:39I think it may be on some of the brands too, maybe to have like a sign plastered or something
00:44in the suite so that they know, because you know, sometimes there's their first tennis match, they don't know.
00:49They've probably been to basketball games before, but I definitely think no flash photography, because that does bother, and I
00:55am one of the more lenient players.
00:57There's very few times you hear me complain about noise, but the flash, definitely no flash in the points, and
01:02try not to like talk too loud.
01:05I mean, Ash is a very loud court, so I'm used to it, but definitely not like mouthing the TikToks
01:12and stuff in the middle of a point.
01:14And I think it's not just for us, the players, but the viewing experience for those around, but I definitely
01:19think if I had to pick noise over flash, I think no flash, because that actually does like mess this
01:23up a little bit.
01:24But I definitely think it's cool to have a new demographic, and I definitely think it helps grow the sport.
01:29But like with anything, any venue you go to, like if you're being invited to a red carpet, you wouldn't
01:33show up in jeans.
01:34So I think it's just follow the etiquette of the sport.
01:36That's all.
