This actually sounds like a great one, too bad everyone will just complain about “no comment”
IIRK, the original “volcano” idea actually originated with Sufferfest and the lava fields of Sufferlandria. To that, we probably owe gratitude to David McQuillen (SUF founder), and Eric Min just ripped him off.
Actually, you are under the assumption you can’t take the Peloton class experience to the virtual world.
lol. That just sounds silly.
They might be flooded with questions about “the subject” coming in live. Will the elephant in the room be addressed 
you mean the blue whale in the room, right?
The question will be answered with Jonathan saying we have heard the rumors but do not know anything about them. That is, of course, if Jonathan can lie.
Watch for pupil dilation to assess
Marry someone who looks at you as @Nate_Pearson is looking at @chad
every night before he goes to sleep, Nate reaches out and tenderly touches a picture of Chad and smiles softly
Say no more
“I’m a billionaire. Peace out!” - Nate. jk
They’ll all show up to the podcast with orange spray tans. 
I see two major business/product opportunities with the Z acquisition of TR:
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[The obvious, and initial offering] Adding TR AT to the Z offering (i.e. the Survey discussion). Potentially lots of introductory and intermediate level Z riders and racers may be interested in such an offering. Of course, they will have to figure out pricing*
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Exactly to your point about Z having [a lot of] faster riders [than TR]. As discussed here on the Forum, TR (i.e. Nate) is not targeting self-coach and externally coached athletes (e.g. WC 2.0, advanced metrics, etc). However, I think Z and Eric, specifically, recognize this opportunity. It wouldn’t be using AT on top of Coach Chad’s plans. But it is easy to imagine an enhanced version of AT on top of more common TiZ plans.
*Pricing: Nate’s request for pricing feedback (separate thread) seemed very odd at the time he asked, particularly as he understands product-market fit and did not address this in the thread. What I think [speculate] is taking place is that Eric knows that Nate’s approach to pricing (i.e. grandfathering) doesn’t build volume businesses and that Nate agreed to test the waters on the TR customer base to see what the reaction would be to price adjustments (presumably to consistency across all users regardless of when they joined TR).
AND MORE??
Well if you convert M O R E to numbers you get 13 15 18 5
13 + 13 = 26
15 + 8 = 23
18 - 12 = 6
5 + 15 = 20
Convert all that back to letters you get
26 = Z
23 = W
6 = F
20 = T
ZWFT!!!
Well played sir, well played. 
If someone can clevery make the numbers make sense instead of random math you get a gold star!
No vowels…
Ladies and Gentlemen…it appears that Wahoo is buying out Zwift after Zwift buys out TR.