What's the Difference Between JSON B and JSON C?

We ingest all that data and then we need to save those particular events locally in our database for later reuse. For example, a deposit will have stuff like the amount that they deposited or the financial provider they use. Whereas a bet will have, you know, which game they're placing a bet on. The more complicated events like sports bets for us, the ones that have far more robust attributes kind of necessitated us throwing all of that data into a JSON B column for later retrieval and use. But I would say that at least early on, we didn't kind of expect the types of queries that we'd be needing to do with thatJSON B data. We definitely hit a point where