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It's looking like next week's video is going to be about Quibi. You may have missed it but it's a streaming service launched earlier this year that's already set to shut down in a couple weeks. There's a lot of crazy aspects to this one so it's turning out to be a good video. 

Having a little trouble deciding on the thumbnail though, was hoping you could help me out. Which of the two do you think is better? Both are attached. 

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Kevin Furr

#1 with the hand. Except yeah change "they" to "it", you're not British 🤣

Anonymous

Thumbnail #1. Better composition than #2.

companyman

Thanks for the thoughts but I don't understand what you mean by the British thing.

Jon

I never heard of them but I am looking forward to the video!!

Kevin Furr

In British usage, collective nouns, including company names, are plural and take plural pronouns -- "ARM are a British company; they design microchip architecture". In American usage collective nouns are singular, "Microsoft is an American Company; it makes software."

Kevin Furr

I had no idea what Quibi actually was but just browsed an article about it and yeah that sounds interesting.

companyman

Very interesting. A lot of promise at one point but things took a bad turn.