"likes" and 1,652 "dislikes", or a ratio of 6.32 dislikes for every 1 like. After receiving the repaired vehicle, Paytas wrote on Instagram that although "it was a bit of a struggle getting [it] [...] I do love my [car] so very very much." Firefall bus for Red 5 Studios In 2010, Chinese online game operator The9 Limited announced Firefall, an MMO first-person shooter to be developed by Red 5 Studios as their first game. The game would enter closed beta in 2011, and open beta in 2013. Mark Kern, a video game designer, was appointed by The9 as CEO of the new Red 5 Studios. As CEO, one of Kern's major tasks was promoting the game, and he chose to do this in part with a custom designed tour bus worth 3 million made to look like one of the vehicles in the videogame and to be converted into a game room on wheels. The customization of the bus was featured on Inside West Coast Customs in Season 3 Episode 4. While in the episode itself it is made to appear that the bus was on-time, arriving at the Los Angeles 2012 Anime Expo which took place between June 29 and July 2, in reality it arrived much later than anticipated, according to both then-CEO Mark Kern and a report by Tech in Asia. Kern also accused WCC of not delivering what he wanted and of going over budget, while Tech in Asia noted that the bus was delivered missing some of its key features, and that it missed all of the key video game conferences for the year 2011 (such as the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2012, which was held between June 5 and 7). According to their report, it now "sits in a warehouse somewhere, collecting dust." A Twitter parody of the bus describes itself as a "gross demonstration of capitalistic overindulgence." Franchises West Coast Customs has attempted to franchise its brand to other parts of the world with limited success. Closed franchises On September 14, 2008, a franchise was opened in a converted factory building along Revaler Straße in Friedrichshain, Berlin, but it closed and declared insolvency less than one year later on August 14, 2009. Before its closure, professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko and musician "Evil" Jared Hasselhoff were customers. In 2011, following the closure of the business, the building was repainted. Mauricio Hernández, a former employee