soundtrack. And she did. Oh, I don't think I just don't. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I was with this one. I don't know.  But yeah, the battlefield 2042 one is so like it's terrible. Confused. It's I watched Angry Joe, his review of it, and he was sampling a lot. He was showing he was talking about the soundtrack. That soundtrack is one of the worst soundtracks I've ever, ever heard in a video game. It's interesting because I remember because I read Joe, he didn't like the battlefield three rendition of it. But like, Frank, I think that I really like it.  You can hear it. Whereas with this one, it's it's really tough to like it's it's almost like a cyber punky electro. It's it's electro screech. I think would be just a good way to describe it. I think my favorite battlefield theme was Battlefield one. Battlefield one's really good. It had a great orchestrally sound to it. It felt very grand and serious. And I really, really liked it. Battlefield fives is OK. Fives is. Yeah, it's it's all right. It's OK. But the I will say, you know, Battlefield one's music in general is good. I will say there's a lot of really great in game music for Battlefield five, music and stuff because they I know they have they released tracks for when they had the Pacific War DLC that came out. They had a lot of music that's appropriate to that. And a lot of it sounds really, really good.  It just sucks, man. I'm enjoying these pictures, too. Yeah, I'm just cycling through while we have a little chat. Look at me. They're hanging out on the car. I have that one with the Geralt statue. I have that little statue right up here. I have that one. It's a it's a good one. He's got the School of the Bear outfit, one of my favorites. Is the sword even sharp, though? Oh, hello, infinite's out now. I just realized, hey, Fringy, why don't we have a really cool four player co-op of the campaign for EFAP? Oh, my God, that's amazing. Let's do it. Oh, hey, after I play a mission, I might want to go back and replay that mission. No, you're asking a lot there for me. I mean, yeah, I wonder if they actually do a free play after you finished it so we can do all the stuff again. I don't know. You remember a different kind of different things. Do you guys remember Game Dev Tycoon, that game? Do you play it? I do. I don't have it in my real life. Do you remember like you run a couple of trees in that game? And one of them is when you're building your engine, you can put in different features.   I'm pretty sure it had like that you could reselect missions and replay them. This is the open bathroom now, by the way. Yeah, it's great. How neat is that? I like it was pretty awesome to show it on on whatever stream I end up on. Look at that bunny lady back there. Yeah, she's scaring you.  This one isn't the newest one. Damn it. I don't know where the newest one is, because there's rags in the newest one. Oh, my God.  I'm sorry. If you. Well, you know what? That'll be cool.  Tomorrow, I guess that's when open the bars next. Yeah, there you go. Oh, my goodness. I'll have to I'll have to go to see it. But now I have to see it now that I've been told I'm in it. Now you'll have to be satisfied with seeing more of me in ranks hanging out with movies. American Psycho, the room, the Lord of the Rings, the perfect trio. We we got our air of 15. Like Dogo realized there was one as a gun there. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, I didn't even see that, too. Nice. That's what I noticed first. Yes, I'm like, hey, God, we're doing Krimbus. Oh, that is Krimbus. Wait, what is for his face? Uh, so. Maybe a crocodile in terms of Lego. I'm not sure, actually. What Lego piece is that? That's the crocodile seven. I like I like Mahler's eyes.   I got a carrot and your nose holding something else there, too. That's a. I think that's a drink on my back. Handing the only a double damage over double damage. Fringy's got his beverage. It's it's got the the foam on top. You got a bit of head on that booze. And I got my mistletoe. I'm just looking for a kissin. It's the out out prowling for smooches. Adorable. You got some memes now. You guys are ready for that. Let's see. Thanks for helping with my crochet project, Mahler. No problem, buddy. They're both watching R.L. Him. This is a representative of real life. We do this every once in a while.  I'm helping. I wonder where the crochet thing came from, if that's a reference to something that we've said. I don't know. Might be. Can't recall. I can't recall. Well, we got a laptop stand and everything. Yeah, we come with company people through many different events in life. Pretty cool. Imagine someone walking in on this and you have to explain to them that no, no, this is a laptop. It's not even on the desk. It's not even it's not on your lap. It's on the desk, but it's even one removed from it. It's even up above the desk. It has a stand that keeps it off the desk. It keeps it off the lap. It's a nice top top. It's top top. I look very much ready to be all top seat here. Hopefully I'm still alive, though. Seemed to be. A happy expression. Well, the tentacles seem to be really still springy and sticky outie. Yeah, even after being in the bag and all that. Look who it is. Doctor Who. Oh, my goodness, it is Doctor Who. We're just chilling down there. Is that Doctor Where? It was there was a that's Santa. Is that Santa? I think so. So it looks like it must be a very young Santa. A young Santa, yeah. Like the Chris Kringle acclamation one. I think what it's called. I think it's called Santa Claus has come into town. Coming all over town. What you doing? Just fighting? There was two Rago's. Oh, boy. Me. Double damage. Mm hmm.  Fake Hello fans.   I didn't for some reason. If they would have made me care, I would have. Here's another fun thing. Microsoft has been advertising for a whole week that there's going to be a preload. But there wasn't this room. Microsoft on the X was like preload soon. And free for free was like, no, we never said we do a preload. What are you doing? There was a fault here. What is that?  It's what it feels like to some degree at least. We have a lot going on in this room. So this is clear. This is the Nintendo themed room, right? Yes, it is. We've got the controllers on the wall on the right. We've got our NES controllers. And this. Got them up to Yoshi, got Kirby with SNES controllers. No, those are N64. N64's are like rectangles, aren't they? In our, in our hands. No, not N64. NES is rectangles. No, those are the SNES ones. Yeah, those are SNES ones. NES one is behind you and on the wall is the N64. That's my thought. I out-Nintendoed you from here. You embarrassed. You didn't out-Nintendo me. I was looking at you while you had it hovered over the N64 controllers. It doesn't matter. No, I was talking to Rags and then you. I was talking about what Rags said. I don't care what you saw on my stream. What I want to discuss is what this piece of furniture is. Is there like a part underneath the cushions that you pull out? Yeah, that's you pull that bomb bit out fully and then you'll be able to those little handles will make up a bed once you can pull it. Oh, OK. Man, I think I want that Yoshi plush or that Luma plush. That's cool stuff. Like those. I like the Book of Mormon poster. Yes, otherwise. Looks like it's autographed by all the the music to people. He has a turn of. How to figure out what's on this shelf in the top left. Scorpion kind of kind of something along forgotten Apple thing. And in my mind, the joke would some went somewhere. Never mind. Sorry, chat. It's Yoshi. That's how Yoshi says it. Chat, get him. You agree with me. They don't have to know that. Get him. I don't know. My power level. What a backstab. Get him, Jack. Go. He's only got so much goo. I'm trying to slow him down. They chase him down like an alleyway with goo. Everyone in chat like it's pronounced this way. They're all using loads of different ways of saying it. It's good, but I'm just Yoshi says Yoshi. So I don't I don't know what I meant to do. And I'm pretty sure if I checked like the proper Japanese pronunciation, it's Yoshi. So yeah, sorry, guys. It's not it's not Yoshi. I'm sorry. You could say it if you want, but it's Yoshi. Well, there you go. Spring gave you permission to say Yoshi if you want to. Oh, you got the Coon. Yeah, man. Look at that. It's just what you get the Coon. Oh, you have the Coon. Hell yeah. True. I got Mysterion. Yeah, he's over there. Here is off of my shelf. They're neat. Yeah, they are. Oh, and you got Link, too. And oh, there's Mysterion. Yeah, you just need to push it over a little bit. And Professor Chaos, the best characters. Yeah.  That's that's that's OK. And check this out. What are we up to? Look at this. All kinds of shenanigans. Painting some figurines, apparently. I'm trying to recognize what this thing is. I don't know what it is. Looks cool, though. Got so many paints block in the back. Yeah, we're keeping people company with all kinds of shenanigans. Yodafil. Got a whole set of these recorded into a different meme fab, by the way, which will be out probably in January. Because you know how everything works. Precious e-fap audience.  I'm assuming that's to do with Cal Rittenhouse. I don't know. Let's say Stitch and Adam. You know, the show that should should be known as Adam and Stitch. I'm pretty sure, right? That's that's the way it's supposed to be known. What else is there? That is fine. Oh, hey, I think I remember this one. It was like posted on the like rags was saying, does anybody read in our audience? And they were like, here you go. So there you go, rags. I mean, I can show you some books here as well. Doesn't mean I can read. Got Shad's book in there as well. A book thief. I am the messenger, the secret history. Stormlight archive. Oh, so many things I don't even know, but I know the names of. Liar. Liar. Hmm. Does it make you a lesser human being to own pop figures? I can't remember. Yes. Did our science team get back to us on that? I don't know. Like minus one human. Good shelf, though. Yeah, figures those are. God, I wonder if it would be cool to get a number on how many in how many different versions of a figure Darth Vader's been made into? Yeah, at least two. It's probably going to be at least two. Yeah. Oh, shit, man. We're hanging out with Jar Jar Binks, the hero of the prequels. J.J. Binks. I think a lot of the people call him Jar Jar Abrams. He's, you know, he's that he's great. He's great. What? I have a sword. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our kitchen of critique. I wouldn't be against that. Some kind of if we have grows big enough, we will have, you know, a food section. Metal, you can probably had it right. Sure, sure. Maybe with like squid game level steaks. Hello. Get it. Has my voice not been coming through? No, it does new. Since like ever. Last thing I heard you say it was like felt like 10 minutes ago. Yeah, I guess RTX just decided it would stop existing and working, so I guess I OK, whatever. Well, I'm back now. I have I have been commenting thoroughly and all of these things. So do you want to take my you'll have to take my word for all my commentary for a lot of the stuff. I thought maybe you were getting some coffee or something. No, no, no. Fringy's the coffee drinker. True. Oh, this set is pretty neat, huh? When we got we got some cigarettes. We got look at all those remotes. One for every time of day. Man, what is that third one? The Lord of buttons. Those those lamps on the left and right are interesting. The great little mood sectors, you know. They're very phallic. See, I wasn't going to go there, but you went there. So it's fine. It's been there now. There has been when the hair sticks up. It's like I'm a punk from a post-apocalyptic gang. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. So this is frustrating. So I have Game Pass, but I have infinite multiplayer installed on steam. I can't like there's there's no way of game passing that install on on on steam. So now I have to redownload the multiplayer on the game pass. Oh, I could have download the WhatsApp. If you would have said something earlier, I had the same problem that I figured it out. I could have told you, but no, you can tell me now. You can tell me now. Well, you're already redownloading it, right? No, no, no, I'm not redownloading it. No, OK, so what I did, you can do like manage game or something or there's like a drop down menu. OK. And then you can change to the campaign. OK. The campaign. At least I had a button that it said get for free or something that finishes the purchase, apparently. Well, I sorry, I don't understand.  I don't know why it worked for me that way. It's because it's because campaign is considered DLC on steam. That's why we have Jello. So I'll wait, you're on steam above the Jello one. What is that? It's like an ice cream with it looks like some kiwi. And I guess it's pistachio slices like mandolin. Mandolins, mandarins. Those are not mandolins in the ice cream. That would be that would be different beverage entirely. So I guess, yeah, I don't even know what that is. Like it looks like ice cream, kiwi and mandarins. You're going to take the vanilla, the butterscotch or the pistachio. Ranks. Oh, I'm going to go with the butterscotch. That sounds good. Yeah, it does sound good. I ain't going to disagree with that. It does sound pretty good, butterscotch. Oh, geez, this is an image. We are. Oh, geez. That. Oh, my goodness gracious. It's Ritlock Bramstone. I would love to get one of those. Those were the collectors edition releases for Guild Wars two. And that was a long time ago, of course. But man, I need to get my hands on one of those. I bet I could look around and find someone who's selling them. But I bet they've all sold out by now. But I'd love to get one of those figurines. Is that just a bunch of skulls on the floor? Um.  I guess it's a part of the platform he's on. Yeah, skulls. Mm hmm. Yeah, right next to your your paws. Oh, yeah, I don't know. Actually, if he comes with the skulls, you probably should, though, because it's not humans. We had it coming. I had it coming. I think humans are right here and there. Oh, no, the corpulent. As an additional cost to cast a spell, sacrifice three food tokens. No, Roberto, the Corpulent. So let's see, defender so he can only attack or he can only defend, I assume. As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice three food tokens. That's oof, man, that could be. Yeah, that's good. Winning of each turn at the beginning of your upkeep. Sacrifice and additional three food tokens are Roberto, the Corpulent. Man, that is an expensive card. Maybe he's a really good defense, though. I don't know. He's six, six. It's got a six. It's not good at all. It's it's pretty good, but it ain't worth sacrificing. Because when you sacrifice something, you're not tapping it. It's gone. So yeah, that's a that is an expensive card to maintain. Now, granted, it has a very low cost. It only has got two fire, two mountains to cast a cheese. I mean, listen, it depends. OK, like sometimes. That was a clip that I'd forgotten about because we were talking about the Predator movies on it was an open bar. I think it was a happy hour. And in the Predators movie, the role of Rodriguez was responsible for, I think, in most part. I can't remember if he directed, wrote or whatever. But Spooky Predator Dog is running at somebody and it has like super armor. And I think she's down to a pistol.  And then she goes to shoot herself in the head because it's not going through. And I was just like, huh, that is kind of like probably a smart thing to do if you get to the point where this horrific alien dog creature that's growling and snarling and huge and has enormous teeth is coming at you. And you can't think of how to kill it. And you got a couple of bullets left. It might be worthwhile to just spend that one on yourself. So anyway, next topic of the happy land of EF. Well, let's see. We'd like to hear.  Where's the get up pooping with my. I'm watching as you leave. You don't want to go to toilet without your weaponry, I'd say. Never know what's going to happen. You know, a lot of stuff can happen in that toilet. It won't be cold, vulnerable. It looks it really truly looks like a throne. Indeed, I'm just on it with this little pistol down there as well. Yeah, just to keep the redundant safety feature. I don't want to make this. It just seems some kind of weird propaganda is being made. Average, average, stringy, appreciator, the mask and a boomerang. Or maybe it's a client's with room with this. You're part of the fact, though. No, I know. But I mean, you know, the appreciator, look at that slum right there. And look at how his arms bend weird. That's just, you know, I was going to say, at least the average EFF doesn't need to go to the hospital immediately. So his legs are so twisted. I think that's what I thought. I first ever saw this meme. I was like, wait, why is he all crippled and stuff? Well, it's the joke. I don't remember when this meme first turned up. I feel like it's already been forever. I feel like I grew up with this meme. This meme was a part of my childhood. Some say charmant is the best. Some say it's Squiddle, but deep down we all know that she law boning Frodo is gay. Oh, yeah. Oh, that's good. I did not see that one coming. That was a fun inference from the meme. Fab. It's like, wait, what? Where did you learn to react structure on a farm or Zod? He has trouble watching close look videos as well. This is when we were talking about how split screen is like held now exclusively almost by Lego games. Well, not really split screen, but you know, couch co-op, I guess, call it. Don't think that's true. No, it's going to be more than one. I was just exaggeration. Much like this is probably an exaggeration. Well, let's take a look. You do keep. Strange, too. That's what it's going to be. It's going to suck. What's the thing in the top right? Is that like spaghetti monster? That's Shimagorith. Yeah, or Fringy said Shia Gorith or maybe it's something else. There looks like someone's using something there. The Hawkeyes are purple. Oh, wait. So that's I think that's I think that's Wong because the one above is Dr. Strange. Yeah. And the one on the other side is America Shover's. OK. That's going to be amazing for that movie. Yeah. I can't wait. Yeah, I think that's all the movies are going to be probably is. I understand that reference. Exciting. Oh, yeah, it's going to be great. So what is it? Is it true that you do review every year when leftist has no fails? Excuse me, what? What when leftist has to say that again? I'm very many fails. What are you talking about? If so, then you're holding on pretty well. I have no idea what that means, but. I didn't even read that. I just I'm battled by the the the sentence is so interesting. Oh, there it is. That is an odd one. Also, this is fun. It's from when you watch the resume of the guy with the tiny glasses. He did have very tiny glasses. Narrow. It just seemed like they'd be annoying and not helpful at all. I think some people are like, no, no, they have purpose so that they don't get in your way when you're looking around at other things.  Right. I don't see the other things because that's the way of glasses. I hate to. I get to see most things well. But when I'm reading, I have to snipe literally. I want to focus on that one letter really hard right now. I saw this my breath. And I couldn't tell if it was entirely original. It was taken from one of your comics for me. So I thought I posted it was taken from the recent page. Yeah. Did you? So the text is what they put on there, then, or? Yes. OK. I don't know if that's in Fringy's universe or not. Exactly. I from the one set from the game. I forgot the name. It looks like Darkest Dungeon. Yes. Yeah, that's what I know. The comic is that that's that's mine. New comic page up now on Twitter and everywhere. And Twitter. Twenty minutes ago. It's like a look. I haven't checked. Well, the voice is just so annoying. People do what you tell them to do to make you stop. Mother, it would be. Boom. Chilling, downright Celesteal, who had to create an exciting event by transferring the drinking glass to my side of the table. Now that 12 percent of our time together has passed.  Oh, please, no, the glass. Memes you can hear a little bit. Yeah, that's really funny. I like that a lot. This is just an obvious meme, but why not?  I mean, I hope if if Salon Scars God doesn't reprise the role, maybe Bob can take over. And my water is empty. Thanks, Mahler. I'm fine looking, but where is he? Why look like that? Yeah, I saw somebody this really upset me. I saw somebody say, like, oh, you know, like, what? Is it all like you're up there with, like, dead over season one? That was upsetting. It was an actual TV show. The rest of them barely qualify. It's a show with characters and like a plot and themes. It's got a story in it. What are they going to do to him? I will say I feel like this meme just evolves over and over again to the point where he's like, well, but it is this way. What? All right, I didn't recognize him at first, but I'm not familiar with the first, obviously. I recognize what he looked like, which you don't want. You're not wrong. So I like exactly. I'm the voice doing the voice disguised as another voice. That's what he was doing, the impression with his goofy voice. It's not even his voice. Yeah. Mm hmm. Weird times. He was very proud of that. You could tell we kept coming back. He was like, all right. Yeah, all right. Go right in. You do that. And now to close us off for the day of memes. I feel like I saved the best to last, as you guys know. Top quality. Activity lantern. Hello. This is so creepy.  What? What is an objectivity lantern? It lights the way it does. And yeah, I need to just figure out how to just get myself a little more out of the control. I'm both flopping around all over the place. Hey, guys, let's go on a journey. I like to think I was saying hi to ranks, though, to make sure. You know, you know what this?  So when I was very young, we're preschool level and age. I didn't I didn't get to I didn't get held back or anything is one of the same. Um, but in preschool, when it was Halloween, we would have a song that we'd sing called The Spooky Walk. I don't know if anyone in chat knows about it or has heard of it. We're going to take a walk to a place that's dark and spooky. And then you'd go to different places. You would walk through a field and it would describe the grass and there'd be sound effects. And then there would be a lake and you'd swim across the lake and you would get to the end and there was a cave. And in the cave, you were supposed to like reach out and touch the walls and they'd be all slimy and everything. And I would always get very scared during the cave part because the voice that would do the little song would be like, oh, my goodness, it's so scary in here and it's all slimy and dark and cold. And what's that sound? Rattling goons and rattling bones and ghostly moans. And I just the way it was, it was so just visceral to me as a tiny little Poverino.  And man, this, this picture, this goofy meme with Mahler, it reminds me of the section in the cave where you walk through the cave. And I don't know why, but it does. It takes me back to a different place in a different time. I don't know. I don't know, man. It's a weird one. We learned a lot today. Yeah. Oh, man. That's spooky walk. Yeah, man, it's. I'll never forget it. It's something.  Thank you, Lord, your memes. Now we shall commence the Super Chat catch up. OK. Yeah, I know, right? Right on time. We're doing it. I might need a moment to calm down, but I think I think we're all right. I think we're OK. Think we're all right. We're going to be OK.  Yeah. I think I think I'm OK. I think I'm all right. I think that I think I've grown as a person. I think I can handle that sort of thing now. Hmm. So I guess what I'll do is we'll knock out just the ones that came in today real quick, and then we'll we'll we'll do stream loops and then we'll do the last effort that we did. And hopefully that'll knock out a decent chunk and we'll see we go from there. How about that? Yeah, sounds good. Now, I will say, though, one of the songs that we did have, though, was really boppin. It was Hap Palmer is the name of the guy or gal. I think it's a guy who who made it. It was called a witches brew. That song's boppin, man. That's a great song even to this day. I like because I have a copy of it that I've saved an MP3 and I'll listen to it. It's really good. I won't spoil it by singing it or anything, but, man, you guys should check out witches brew by Hap Palmer.  What does it mean for a song to bop? Oh, you got to feel it. You got to feel it, Mahler. Yeah, I can't just tell you you got to feel it. Middle knows what's up. You got to feel it. What's the song again? I need to listen to it now. Witches brew by Hap Palmer.  Oh, I think I got it already. Unless it's a fake version. It's if you type in Hap Palmer, witches brew is the first thing that comes up because it's that it's it's just the tits. Is it as good as the song from Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island? On Zombie Island, I forget the name of it. On Zombie Island, or are we talking about the the the hex girls? No, I'm pretty sure I said zombie. OK, because because I think we talked about really good songs before, so I was just making sure which. Which song from which song from Zombie Island? If you YouTube it, you'll be able to play it real quick. So it's one that's like it's hard to replicate because it's very like kid rock or children's rock almost. Anyone shiny or the next era time? That's the one. Yeah. Yeah, man. That was a good one. Did that one pop? Uh, I don't know. I don't know. I'd have to listen to it again. I'd have to really get back into it. I do. I do know it's a good one, though. There is a sign that was a great movie. I really like Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island.  I think they really appropriately did the that we'll we'll talk about it another time. But that that movie is good. I think that's my favorite of the of the old animated ones. It does rank pretty high for a lot of people, rightly so. What is the best Scooby-Doo movie other than that one? Do I reckon so are we are we including we're talking about all of the like all the ones ever or are we narrowing it down to maybe animated ones or the live action ones? Or maybe a time period or they know you got the animated ones. Then there's only two live action ones, right? Or am I missing some? Well, there were there were the made for TV animated ones that were older, I think like 70s, 80s. But when it comes to that was that was where Shaggy, Scooby and Scrappy would be at. They'd be teachers.  They were like kids. I think it was called the school or something. Yeah, something like that. It was like a monster school. But I don't remember too much about it. It just that it exists. And I saw it many, many, many years ago. About cyberchase. Well, there was there of the animate of the newish animated ones around the 2000s or so. We had Zombie Island, Cyberchase of ghoul school. Ghoul school is what it was. OK. Um, we had the the space one alien. What was it called? Alien attack or. There was the alien one. And then there was the which one, Scooby-Doo and the. I have to look it up. I think I like the which one second most. Uh, let me remember. Scooby-Doo and the witch's curse or which is ghost. I think it was a witch's ghost. Let me see. And that was. Yes, because Tim Curry voiced Ben Ravencroft in that. That's right. Yeah. Scooby-Doo and the witch's ghost. I like that one quite a bit. I think that might be my number two. Yes, Scooby-Doo and the witch's ghost. So anyway, why are we talking about Superchats? Halo Infinite campaign is out. Oh, yeah. None of us have played it yet, but we probably will. You're going to stream it, guys. I actually don't know if I am depending on how long it is. And I hear it's quite long. So I'll stream it tomorrow. And more because I've finished it on stream.  Yeah, there was something about those two that got. I don't want to say outlandish, but there was an odd trippy. Just those ones seemed weird for Scooby-Doo movies because they did the extraterrestrial one and then they had just the computer one and they just don't. It's not that they don't work. They just didn't seem to fit with the Scooby-Doo. I guess the Scooby-Doo flavor. That the other ones do because you had zombies. You know, those are like ghoulies and spookies. And then you had the witches, ghosts like witches and curses.  They just didn't quite seem to mesh in the same way. That's saying they're bad, but they just didn't quite fit. Can we get like a multi-hour breakdown? Oh, no. No, no, I'd be doing the Varian movies way before that. Mm-hmm. That makes sense. So, but that's a maybe, though. I have seriously considered that because Princess and the Pauper is it is. I do think it is the superior Barbie film. I think Pringier was an excellent villain. I think he had a very down to earth plan that you could see being, you know, potentially something that could actually describe it as powerful. Powerful in the sense of it had more believable, I don't want to say grounded necessarily, but well, yeah, sort of grounded, but the stakes in that one were very, they felt very real to the world and more personal to the characters. Or as in some of the like fairytopia and Mermaidia, right? Because Mermaidia was an offshoot of fairytopia. Like they take place in the same world. You have fairies and mermaids and they were in their own thing. But most of them were stand-alones. And even when you get into Swan Lake and when you get into it was I forget that even Rapunzel, they almost felt so there was they were super magical in the case of Barbie and the Nutcracker and Swan Lake. Those kind of took place in their own separate area almost, especially when we talk about Nutcracker, it's it's almost sort of like a like a fever dream and whether it's real or not.  But with Princess and the Popper, you have a set of characters who are living in this kingdom and the the stakes for them are very real. And they're a lot more relatable. And I think part of that is because it seems sort of low stakes to us. We're not talking about an entire a super curse that destroys some kind of magical world.  But we're talking about like maybe like the political fate of a kingdom and we're the villain to succeed. It would be something that you could see the world continuing. But it approachable levels of stakes, really. I think that resonates most with me when it comes to the villain's plot and the journey of a protagonist. And all of that it's the plan to stop him is equally on those level of stakes that you're like, OK, I can see how that plan could work. I can see what they're doing here.  Oh, we just have this one magic item or we just have this one spell that will just solve everything. Just go get it. It's like, oh, good thing for that. You know, we just made that up 10 minutes ago.  So how many hours do you think you'd spend breaking down the Barbie movies? Oh, many. It'd be it would be. Oh, it would. It would be something else. Exciting. I'm not going to say it would be sad, but it would be. There's a lot to discuss. Well, I'm sure that Barbie's an IP has been ruined since its golden age. Right. I don't know. I don't know. After I never saw all of them. But once my sister started kind of growing up and they stopped watching them. I mean, of course, I stopped watching them, too, because they didn't watch it. So I just don't know a lot of the newer stuff. It would be exciting to to see, you know, to compare. Yeah. Yeah. We it would be interesting to see if. There's already such a huge swath of quality in terms of these movies where you have like Princess and the Popper in one end. And I'd probably say the price of the worst, or at least my least favorite was the Ferritopia, Mermadia one. Yeah, I think the first. I didn't like it at all. They leaned a little bit too much, too far into the silliness quality of it. Good night. I think so, yeah, with with how they try because all of the villains to different degrees would be they wouldn't be too grim, of course, and too serious because of the. You know, it's it's for kids.  But they made the baddies in that one because there was the I do forget the names. There was an evil. There was an evil fairy, a princess or and she had two henchmen who would do her bidding and the henchmen would go under water to the mermaid land where the movie takes place to stop, you know, the plot from happening. And they were just too goofy. You couldn't believe that they could actually post any level of threat and they were just too dumb. And they're supposed to be like silly, but it's I couldn't buy it.  Now, I feel like the villain was far too removed from the plot to be much of a threat either. It just didn't work for me. But I think it was someone said, why is Preminger the best Barbie villain? First off, best songs, Preminger songs were great. His his singing voice was decent, but he was trying to play it as this sort of almost cartoony villain singing and it and it kind of works. He's got this really great voice. He's got this amazing kind of like, you know, how villain can be a weird day at Evil Cackle. He has a really great one where he tilts his head back and leaves the frame and it goes like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. And it is really good. But I think his plan makes a lot of sense because it's an economic based plot where he needs to marry the queen so that the queen can basically the kingdom is in dire straits when it comes to finances, because the mine that they used for gold and jewels and stuff is seemingly dried up. But he knows that it hasn't. So what he's going to do is essentially convince the queen to marry him so that he becomes king. And in return, he will allow for like the riches of this mine that he controls to be used for the kingdom.  And I know you're right, bastard, but I got to do it for my kingdom because the kingdom needs finances and our economy to run. So it's not like an unheard of crazy kind of story. It's this it's the thing that you could see kind of happening. So I really like his plan and his stooges aren't completely worthless either. But any dress is really snazzy and he's got this this this like this eighteenth century French aristocrat look with this big puffy white wig and the outfit and all that. All right. Yeah. I'm moving on. Yeah, moving on. Shout out to Greyfruit, a fun streamer. I have no idea what it is. I heard he is. I guess he's on Twitch. Gray. That'll come in the wrong. I think the is the Greyfruit. I don't just play for me. Which is blue is pretty catchy, motherfucker. I thought Rags would react to that. We'll be happy. I agree with him. Sorry, with what? I just said, which is blue is a catchy motherfucker. It is. It is good. It's sung well and it's got cool lyrics. It's like it's like rap for preschoolers, you know. There might be a Blues Brothers song, actually. Just Blues Brothers songs. Yeah, kind of. Yeah. Did I miss 162's catch up? I think all of the catch ups are currently out on Moolah. This is the only one that will be a few days from now. 162. I'd have to check, but I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure we've done 162. What was episode 162? What did we do? It was two ago. Episode 162. Was it Halo? Let me double check. EFAP 162 because, you know, the numbers, I can't. Yeah, that was Halo multiplayer and Spider-Man No Way Home trailer. That was when John was on. Did we not do all the super chats in that episode? I thought we did. I'm pretty sure we did do all of it. Yeah, I think so. But I'm pretty sure we did. I thought we did. Well, I think I think we did it. Thanks for looking at my Lego meme. I can't wait for you guys to see the video. Hope you watch Fat Man for Christmas. Oh, yeah, we probably not this year, you know, but we will sort things out. Don't worry, eventually. But I am interested in seeing that. Hi rags and Fringy and Moolah. Hello to you. And it just says dot dot dot M. I think that might be for the other guy. No, I don't like a guy. I speak on these three. Well, he's not dead, is he? I'll set him atop, not Mumbos Mountain being the first level. And this is like, wait a minute, that's definitely a wongo word. Wumbos Mountain. Mumbos. Mumbos is a Wumbos word. Yeah, yeah. I on the topic of Dune Shields nuke in the book, the point of origin of the explosion can come from the laser or shield. This isn't in defense of movie. I would say that it's probably advised if you like you're posting these things to try and counter the arguments that I would encourage against that. I think they're supposed to clarification. OK, yeah, we'll just be some book info. Oh, it's just because you know how like sometimes when when, you know, you talk about like a movie and then people start bringing stuff in the books like a little bit defensively, it's like be careful because there may be there may be context that you're omitting that might make the original material sound a lot better.   I don't remember that.  Well, I thought we talked about this. We're talking about the movie because remember, people were just like, whoa, whoa, whoa. We got, you know, shields against lasers. Copy to it. That'll cause a nuclear explosion. We were all just like, excuse me, I feel like that because that in an in isolation, you'd be like, oh, so that's why we want to use lasers against people with shields, right? So that we want them to explode in the nuclear. Imagine the weaponization potential. Yeah, it needs to be in the film or it needs to be a very reasonable inference based on the information that the film gives us. So and, you know, one of the first things people were saying with the kamikaze thing was like, why don't we just get a small ship, attach a hyperdrive to it and just send that into enemy ships, right? And then I think that's when the first arguments were happening. It was like, no, it needs to be a huge ship. And it's like, why? So no, it doesn't. It's got to be shot. It's like, all right, I don't know why we would think that. But OK, if you if you accelerate a pebble to hyperspeed and it hits a planet, well, fun fact about a space it is a legitimate concern in orbit, like small objects, where's all the really small objects? It's space like any puncture in a ship or a station or anything is significant.  Something even smaller than a pebble can do that. It's a little bit best when I was in when I was at Houston for the top half, but I went to there. There was a space center that had all kinds of cool exhibits and stuff. And one of the awesome things that they had there was they had actual panels from spacecraft and the ISS and stuff that had been hit by tiny little pieces of space debris. Yeah. So you'll have this chunk of metal they'll have behind glass and there's just this hole in it. And it's all warped around it. So you're like, dang, that little thing going that fast, hitting that space station. You got to be able to defend against that sort of thing. Exactly. This was this was the plot of there was an old, old movie. We're talking like fifties, I think. It was like Vampires from Outer Space. Is it was a movie like that is like evil space vampires from Outer Space. And the one of the plot points in that movie was that there's space age technology that a ship has to have like a shield around it. So while it's flying through space, little bitty objects don't hit the ship and destroy it. So this is a thing. It's it pops up. It pops up. Well, I mean, gravity, that's what that was all about. There's a Kessler like cascade. One thing creates two that creates four creates eight. And by the time you realize that something that's gone wrong, there's nothing like absolutely shreds through station. It's a legit concern. Like it is a space debris, potentially kicking off a cascade that we can't stop is a legitimate concern. And if it happens where we're like in serious trouble, like a lot of our infrastructure is up there for like GPS and that things. You can fix it, right? Well, we wouldn't be able to, if I've got that enough. No, I mean, you have to. I mean, personally, I'm just not picking up little bits of debris. It's like a little mobile. That's what the goo is for. You're going to wrap it around Earth as a big net. It'll prevent space to be somehow. It's like half the world is mine now. I don't know. I own space, my guru. That's not what it does, though. Yeah, because I think we were just talking about how to make that as a weapon, the laser thing. So they just want to say that I guess that in the book, it's never said whether or not the new comes from the shield or the laser. I don't know. Hi, OK, yeah. All right. Drinker has a plushie now. Go buy it. Very true. He does. You want to add drinker to the collection of lung shows? I'm sure me and ranks would like the company. Oh, is Adventure Time EFAP approved? I mean, I haven't watched it in a long time. I haven't watched it. I like it. But I haven't watched it in a while. Yeah, when I saw it, I thought it was awesome, especially for a kid show. Like, I don't know how you'd section it out, but like it it's definitely created to be nice and chill and soft and low low stakes, low drama, low everything, because it's like a kid sort of thing. But at the same time, it's pretty, pretty fun, pretty cute. And I don't know. I'd have to rewatch it to know how well it was written. I just remember having fun with it. Isn't it like in the first episode, a lot of the Candy Kingdom becomes zombies and one of the earlier ones is like a grand ski process.  I think a dead person like rise from the grave. And he like screams and like dies or has a heart attack or something. I remember just like finding it so bizarre and random. There's a lot of that in Adventure Time, where I think they try and remain in a particular demographic, but they also do some stuff that just makes you wonder. Lemon grab was was quite the thing. Who remembers him when he was here? Lemon grab. I think that's the only character I know because he shot we did one clip with I hate you. Is that the one? Yeah, he's the only thing I know. Justin Roiland voices him.  He's a I had a chance on acceptable. Yeah, he's like a lemon person character, because I know that meme. Yeah. Yeah. OK. All right. But that's all I know about him is that he says unacceptable in the memes. Yeah, his first episode, I think he's like a Duke or something. And he comes to the castle to like audit in a way. And he's like annoyed at how everything's running. And so. He'll he'll like keep giving people a dungeon time.  He'll just be like, five years, dungeon. Like, I'll just say that as you walk a positive. At one point, I think he says, like, one million years, Dungeon, because he's like really angry.  OK. Pretty sure I'd enjoy all the lab and grab episodes for to rewatch them. But yeah, Adventure Time is fun. Ice King is pretty funny. Yeah, Ice King is great. He is really funny. Soft and chill, forgetting the Lich King exists. There are times where Adventure Time does stretch its limits. And it's cool. Hello, everyone. Have a great day. Oh, it's so nice. Hi. Yeah, thank you. I will do I will do the great day having that sounds fun. I miss the wag and the angry super chat in our X guys. That's not a familiar to you guys. Angry super chat in our X guys. Yeah, I got nothing bad. I don't recognize any of it. I'm sorry, but I'm I'm a massive neck beard. Well, a fanboy and even I would never buy pop figures. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to dust off my massive amiibo collection. Oh, no. Well, I just as far as I can tell, pop figures are just the like the tackiest ones, I guess. They just have a really low reputation with a lot of people. Is there a particular reason for that? You guys are aware of? I don't know. I think because my problem with them is that they all look they've all got the same like they're very homogenous. It's the same face, generally. And then it's just like, yeah, all around in shape. There's no variation. They're all and I guess maybe that's part of the appeal. But I don't like it. Yeah, because it was to be like uniform. It was like growing it down. Yeah. It makes some sense.  That could be the main reasons, I think. Hmm. Yeah, I can see how people might like the uniform aspect of them. Yeah, I don't know. Metal Possible Show title, Metals Kino Kitchen. To light, I think. Well, is that a suggestion for my show or is that for the kitchen? Maybe just a couple of minutes ago. Oh, yeah, that's probably a big suggestion. Yeah, because I always decided on a name. It's the Metals Forge. That's that's what we go by now on the show. Not me. Yeah, I like it. Good stuff. I'm just I'm just waiting for my crumbest bonus and work. And then I'm going to get some juicy visuals. So it looks nice and everything will be really great. Christmas juice, Christmas juice. Oh, no, wait. Hang on. Um, I rags and gang. Hello. Hi. Are there any non indie game devs y'all still trust to deliver greatness enough to preorder from? For me, it's just from software now duty from software. Don't preorder games. Do you see what happened with Dark Souls 3's initial release? What happened with the PC port for Dark Souls? Dark Souls 2. Oh, yeah, like they're not to be trusted. I like them, but they're not to be trusted. Well, yeah, of course, ultimately, like a lot of these are published through publishers, you know, from softwares, Namco, Bandai, most of their stuff, and then Activision with Sekiro. Yeah, but I mean, as a general principle, you shouldn't be preordering games. Yeah, there's not really any value in doing it. Other than I guess you get to download it early. Recommend against it. I guess as soon as I know with Elden Ring that it works properly, I'm going to buy it, which is hopefully the same day because I want to play it as soon as possible. I'm sure I'm not going to preorder it, no chance. Is it Elden Ring, the captain, 60 FPS? I don't know, actually. It's a good question. I see they only did a network test on console, so I don't know how PC is working at all. I mean, kind of lame, but I don't mind that much. As long as it keeps 60 FPS, that's. It's probably the main thing, but always nicer to be able to go higher than that. Yeah. Put a blue modstone of the FPS.  Wasn't there a thing in one of the Dark Souls games? Which one? I don't remember. It would have been one when you did higher FPS. What's Dark Souls 2? Faster. Oh, it was 2, OK. Yeah, boosting your FPS by double means your weapons depreciate twice as fast, which it's already bad enough in that game. Yeah. I'm sure. Yeah. I think it's faster. That means the air particles are going to wear on your weapon twice as hard.    I think today or yesterday, I was just like, Bullshit. How did I miss?  Probably sleep when he does that. We can worry. You're supposed to do that with at least. Does he put his wits up? I need to see that. I think he unlisted, I'm not sure, but yeah. What a dingus. He needs to send me a link. I want to see it. Because I think critical put out a video recently saying like Dark Souls 2 isn't bad. And like loads of comments were like, actually, it is pretty good. It's my favorite. I'm just like, stop forgetting everything that's wrong with that game. I think Sean put out a tweet being like Dark Souls 2 may not be like the best, you know, in terms of a lot of things that people look to for when you try to analyze video games, but it's got the best vibe. Best vibe. Best vibe. Which isn't... Whatever. It's as close to worthless as you can be. Exactly. BioShock Infinite had the best vibe. Even though it fails at everything else in the universe. I feel like you've already made clear the problem straight away when you say like, you know, when we're not talking about all of the things that we judge games by, it does okay. Another brilliant observation. The best vibe. I don't know. I'm Dark Souls 2, but I would not call it the best in series. I have like 142 hours in Dark Souls 2, and I think it's like two and a half play-throughs or something. I have too many hours in that game. How many vibes per hour did you get? Well, my first play-through, a couple. Then the second one, like one, whenever I face Fumonite, I think. It's the only good one in the game. I remember that. You know what still gives me good vibes? Resident Evil 4. Best vibes, top dog vibes. Very nice. Have you ever seen or heard of the Apple show For All Mankind with worthy material to EFAP at some point? Also the sixth day is underrated. The name seems familiar. I've heard of that show. It's got a rick flag in it. I don't think I've heard of it, but I have heard of it and seen the sixth day because that's the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, I think, right? That's an EFAP movies film.  As for whether or not it holds up at all, I can't say. Maybe we'll find out someday.    I'm convinced.   No one really knows what's happening. An abbreviated and hired professor explaining to you all the things in the world.  Hey, Molo, what do you think that... If you had a favorite episode of... No, best episode of The Simpsons, what do you think it would be? We talked about four, don't we? We have, but again... Choices include Lisa on Ice. Hurricane Nadia, I think, is in there. Last Exhaust Group build? Yeah. We shot Mr. Boone's. There's a two-parter. Ooh, I like that one.  There are. When Homer's brother visits, that's a cool one. The reason why I ask is because Variety has put out a top 30 episodes of The Simpsons and Last Exhaust is not on this list at all. It's kind of baffling. That's like making a top 10 episode list of Curds the Cowardly Dog. And number one isn't the Tower of Doctors Alost. Exactly. That's what I was thinking. Number one is Homer with the Bat. Number two is the Moderale episode. Number three is Mr. Clow. Number four is who shot Mr. Burns. And Best Tree... No, actually, I think Best Tree House is five, not four. Four is really good. But yeah, as I go through this list, it's like, man, I don't see where is our... Cape Fear is number 10. It's like, man, really? Something's gotta be number 10, though, right? Something's gotta be number 10. Where is, uh... Yeah, like, I don't... Hmm... I don't know, there's... Tree House... 22 Short Stories... Yeah, 22 Short Stories is 14. It's like, man. I don't know about that one. I feel like it should be higher than that. That feels like top 10 to me. I guess I'm just... But then again, I guess everybody's disagree if you rank it like 700 episodes. Mm-hmm. Also, Homer's enemy isn't on there, and I think it should be. I think that's a great episode. Mm-hmm. That Grimes episode is really good. Oh, definitely, yeah. Not to send us on a... reference tornado, but... the, uh... the part where Grandpa says he's going to the... the outhouse. And Marge is like... We don't have an outhouse. Oh, dad. The next thing begins with him spraying the tool shed with a hose. Also, that's now reminded me. The Flying Hellfish episode isn't on that list either. Ooh, that's a good one as well. And that's a good one. That's like Abe's best episode. Yeah. It's, uh... Man, that's a great episode. It's upsetting. Um... I'm all up. How do you rate the GameCube Mario Party games... now that you play all four of them? Um, hello. And did I play all four of them? I think I started... I didn't play eight, right? So I played four, five, six... Oh, right, so I played... Yeah, I played all four of them. Okay. Um, the thing with Mario Party for me is that I just want... which is what they were describing to me is the actual thing, you know, bringing in, I think, metal, that I want all the best games from all of them to be in a game. And then, as for how the board works... There's, like, mechanically, there's some stuff I prefer in some games to other games. I've never really thought about it, though. They've always just been fun party things to do, you know? Right. Never thought of them as, like, are they very effectively using their party elements here or not? Um... You don't, like, pummel parties the same thing, where I'm just, like, much more in it for the minigames, and then... Though I do like shotgunning people to death, that's fun. Yeah. If that Mario Party game ever happens, we need to make a return for take a shot. Wait. There is a Mario Party game that is just a compilation of all the best ones. The most popular games, minigames. Yeah, that's what I was saying that you mentioned before, right? Yes. It's, like, superstars or something like that. It's something... I think that's what it's called. Wow. Using me when I'm trying to abuse you? What is this? Video game? Terrible. Um, every time Cinematic Venom brought up nostalgia critic, it wasn't to praise him.  I'm just as confused as you are. Uh... Well, I think their relationship is complicated because of the change the channel thing that happened. Cinematic Venom went from being, like, his number one fan to being, like, very anti-him. I think that's what happened. I'm not 100% sure. You could tell he was very inspired by nostalgia critic. Which is really unfortunate because, uh... I don't know. Like, go ahead and be inspired to make stuff. That's great, but, uh, just the format for nostalgia critic is so, um... those pauses of the jokes, man. Like the fault. Yeah, I guess in that sense, yeah, the... definitely... Well, I... You don't knock the effort, though, right? No, he actually works hard. I can see that. There is an attempt to make something here. I'm just not a big fan of it. I feel like there is a good version of the nostalgia critic format that could potentially... There is a good version of that format. I think a lot of people might not want to approach it with a 50-foot pole, sort of. He's either... He's incidentally sort of taken ownership of it, and people are happy to let him do that, or maybe he has tarnished it in some way that people don't want to be compared to him by doing, either for better or worse. I don't... Maybe there are, and I'm just not aware of them, but I don't feel like there's a lot of nostalgia critic copycats. No. Which is interesting, because he still gets a decent amount of engagement, right? Yeah, he does, yeah. All of his reviews and videos, as far as I know, get hundreds of thousands of views. You know what? I feel like he's just been completely replaced by what people now think is the intellectual, good approach to the thing where you do the whole, like... Yeah, it's fine. He's cussing, you know, teletopies today, it's thematic relevance in relation to blah, blah, blah, 20 minute video at most. Yeah, it's trying to be super high brow and interlocutal and educational. He's got some nice graphics. Yeah, he's definitely more of a... You could tell that it's early YouTube in quotes, it's more of an early internet sort of style, almost. It feels like a 90's fever dream. Yeah. Yeah, it doesn't... It's not high brow. It's certainly not seen that way while a lot of the video essays we cover are seen as high brow.  We're very intellectual. We're very intelligent. We have all the opinions here. Yes, we have very wise in the ways of the cinemas. Just speak a bit emotionally as well. Yes, but not too emotionally. Remember, you're too good for that. Or maybe you're not. Oh my god. Maybe you lean into making people feel a certain way about... There's more American ones than there are British ones. I'm just saying, we have the lock on pretentiousness a lot of the time, but... I never... What do you mean? I never mentioned any nationality. I'm not sure what you were getting at. You didn't need to because I did. What? Oh, are you talking about the British before then? Huh? Okay, so I said they're not even British when we've got like the ownership on pretentiousness. They're actually like majority American, which they're still managing to just try and out do us, I guess, which is nice. In the pretentiousness, they're really trying to... Like, we're going to steal it from them. It's going to be our thing now. We're going to make pretentiousness our thing. We will be the masters of pretence. Which is rude, but, you know, do what you want. We're not pretentious or anything. Yeah, America's thing is supposed to be obnoxious, not pretentious. Yeah, yeah, that's us. What was my thing? What was the German thing? Organized. Yeah, we'll go with that. I feel like that is a good payoff of the joke. Detail-oriented? Overthinking, maybe. Bureaucratic. Wait, no, not bureaucratic. Dry? Yeah, organized, that's fine. I got the first time. Because, yeah, some people even reckon that there was an era of people trying to copy CinemaSins. I don't know if that's still a thing at all, really. His reputation is pretty low. Yeah. So now who's being copied? I think video essays are still kind of seen as, like, the default way to correctly do coverage of stuff, right? A lot of people who are starting up are like, oh, I should probably...  What was that tweet we covered in the medley, where it was like, you gotta just watch a movie, figure out some kind of point, and then you just sort of grab stuff and try and make it seem like that was the point of the whole thing. Whereas I think a much better approach is after you watch a story without any, like, objective in mind, identify something in it that's really interesting and worth discussing, like a broader concept that you can pull from the story. I guess first step is what do you want to do? Like, instead of just trying to look at what other people are doing. Yes, that's step number one. What is it that you're actually interested in? Yeah. Hey, Moeller, I want you to know that Hytop appeared in a recent video called Why the Amazing Spider-Man 2 was a perfect Spider-Man movie also high rags. Hello. See, when you tell me that... when you tell me that shit, we're like, you know, homecoming, maybe a good movie, but it's not a good Spider-Man movie. A good Spider-Man movie is Tazm 2. I'm just like, okay. Yeah, I don't want them to do with that. Somehow I don't see it as insulting anymore to say that homecoming isn't a Spider-Man movie. Tazm 2 is funny. But to be fair, Tazm 1 shouldn't be allowed to get away with it either. That's the one that people don't remember as well as being bad. Do you remember one of the biggest plot points in that is Peter's identity is revealed to Lizard because he left his camera behind with his knee on it. And it's the property of Peter Parker, yeah.  Oh, no. And like, why would you even take it out like that?  That's such a big label too. It's so prominent. Yeah, and it's like you drop that in New York and everyone's like, oh yeah, Peter Parker. Of course. Yeah, I know him. Everyone knows Peter Parker. Yeah, I know exactly who that is. Oh, look, John Smith. I know him. John Smith, man. It's funny how that is, you know, John Smith is like a common name. But at the same time, if they told you they were called John Smith, you'd be like, really? So that's another fun thing that we didn't get to talk about. I wanted to mention it about midnight. Rags may remember this, but it's been a while since you've seen that now. But Tennant's doctor, whenever he has to give a name in a situation beyond the doctor, he does say John Smith. And then there's an episode where he actually like has to I think become a human persona for a decent amount of time without going into detail. And he calls himself in that environment, John Smith. So it's just the name he uses. And I think you could argue it started as like a sort of a little bit of an irony.  You know, you can have a valid John Smith, but in midnight, when they start pressuring him for his name, because they're starting to wonder whether or not he's an actual threat. And like he's stressed out when he says John Smith.    Like because that's probably cost him when it's just his fun meme of using John Smith. I do want to make a video on midnight one day. It's so absurdly well written. Right. Yeah. I really enjoyed it compared to that last episode. Yeah, right. He watched the latest episode of midnight. There was a bit of a difference. It's a bit of a difference. One of them was an actual narrative. Yeah. It was a story with characters and plot points that connected. That was real crazy. Yeah. I can't believe that that episode of that flux thing man like incoherent feels charitable. It's not anything. It's just things. There's a video of Chris Chimney talking about the storyline of the flux in 15 minutes and he's going over it. I'm just like, what in the world do you, what could you say? Poor guy. The lines in that what was it? Morality is a strength that's like, dude what are we doing? Who writes this? Camera really flinched you there. Yeah. For your information, episode four of the flash event is the one with Batwoman. Wait. She's not in it until episode four? Or are you saying she's that's episode four of the season of the flash that she's doing that, I guess. The season of the flash as good as season of the witch?  That's probably true. What we call keynote. Damn it, I shouldn't have left before getting all 100 notes. You're full. I know. I told you not to do that. I told you. I don't remember you saying anything about it actually, but That's because you never listen to me. I just said it again. You probably don't remember that. Yeah. Jim and Snossage sounds. Get him on. Snorsages. Fringin Metal. Hello. Loved your playthroughs of Metroid Dread when you're going to do the same mutually. I still have some characters left so high rags. Oh, hi. I don't feel like there's any reason why I wouldn't do that. I just don't know when. I don't like to promise things. I don't want to go to be happening at some point. That is my commentary for that. God, this is awkward. Here we go. Yeah, soon. Check out Charlie on Twitch at Metal Commander I guess.tv. Oh, it was Charlie on that channel? Yeah, man. You may have to suffer through the occasional gym. Hmm. Always joined by a rags and a mupley as well. It's pretty epic. Sounds celestial, bro. It is. On this game. How exciting. Oh, man. I can't wait. What's nominated? Hold on. Hold on. I need to know. The game awards. Metroid Dread is on there. Yeah, but it's not going to win. It should win. It doesn't slot into the category of games that typically win. Because I remember looking at the nominees and Metroid Dread should run away. Resident Evil, oh rags. Did you know Resident Evil 8 is nominated for Game of the Year? I'm not surprised at all.  How do I, there it is. I don't know why nobody is at the bottom of the website. Hold on. Come on. Just show it there. Game of the Year. Yeah. The nominees are Deathloop. It takes two. I guess it won't be called that for much longer. No. Take two, yeah. Metroid Dread. Psychonauts 2. Ratchet and Clank. Resident Evil Village. Ratchet and Clank. I would really like for it to win. I've heard good things. And I want Arcane to do well. So hopefully. Maybe, you know what, looking at this, because I would be surprised if it was It Takes Two or Psychonauts because those aren't the games that typically win. I'm sure those games are really great but I would be surprised if it was one of those two. Because one of them is kind of indie-ish. And the other one I guess is also sort of a smaller game. I doubt it would be Ratchet and Clank. But hey, maybe. Oh man, so that means it really could be Resident Evil Village. Yeah, that's what I was about to say. Unfortunate. We live in a world where it's a very real possibility.  And look at it.  And then they're like, it was just mechanically rich with so many awards. I've won one, I think like seven or eight awards. Yeah. Yeah. Though admittedly, when you look at this, I think all this highlighting is like, how many, it feels like this year was kind of a little bit sparse for games. Or maybe I just wasn't paying as much attention as I used to. It's like releases. I think the big one that people got annoyed with was like Forza Horizon 5. I'm pretty sure it's like the highest rated game of the year, but it wasn't nominated. Is it because it was a racing game? Racing games don't get nominated for that kind of award. Because that does feel like the common thread, right? How often does a multiplayer game get nominated for Game of the Year? How often does a game that isn't third person action adventure get nominated for Game of the Year? Hey, don't forget light stealth elements. I can't forget about that. Everything does. It means now we don't have stealth games and that just bugs me a lot. There's a reason why we'll never get Splinter Cell ever because you can just do Splinter Cell Light where it's an action game putting a little bit of stealth. That just has broader market appeal. Another big thing that Ubisoft's getting in trouble with now is that they've started to dip into the NFT world. Where you can buy NFTs that you can wear in-game but also sell them on a marketplace too. But no refunds because of course and no... One of the big market things was energy efficient. I don't know enough about NFTs still. It still confuses me. I've tried to have that explained to me 10 times and I still don't get it. Given up at this point everyone if you want to... It's like the peak of are we buying that? Yes we are. Alright, I'll buy it. What is this? Let's do it. On Scooby-Doo Space Invaders Execution was trippy. The OG series has one or two space themed villains but Cyber Chase is trippy as a whole. Let's bring this digital villain to life and kidnap the entire gang. Weird. I don't remember the plot. The digital... It's a computer virus that's the bad guy and he turns real and then he goes into like a game program and then all of the Scooby-Doo gang they get zapped and transported into the game world and they have to go through all the levels to beat him. It's very dungeon master kind of very strange very odd.  Yes, that's right. That was a cool episode. I just remember being happy that Gus was there. Yeah. It's always fun to see him show up in something. He wasn't wasted at that. No, he wasn't. He was not. And the boys. What even is his character, Mandalorian? I don't know. Bad guy? Idiot bad guy? I don't know who he is.  Moff-Idean? You don't remember the incredible character that was Moff-Idean? He was the bad guy in Far Cry 6 which I haven't heard awesome things about that game. Almost anything about actually. People don't really talk about it and you wonder why Ubisoft says we're going to do free to play microtransaction games first. People talk about Far Cry 5 a lot. I remember Far Cry 5 got talked about at 6. Nobody really cares. It kind of came and went. I will say it is kind of upsetting that it's like the next Assassin's Creed game.  You're going to do live service over the course of several years. It's always going to be over the next 10 years. Halo Infinite next 10 years. Love to hear it. It definitely feels like everyone else is doing it. Well, and here's the awkward part. It's probably going to work out for them. Because I think the problem isn't like you think about the high profile failures like Avengers. It's worth a shot. It was probably worthwhile for them to do that rather than to make like another single player Tomb Raider game or to make another Deus Ex game or any number of those investments. Because that one didn't work out, but then you just try again. Because if you have one hit, that makes up for a bunch of failures. It's just the problem. The amount of profit that you can expect to make from a successful live service game is well in excess of the best you could hope for. One of the best selling single player games ever. I wouldn't be surprised if Fortnite made more in one quarter than God of War made overall in total sales and that game sold like 20 million copies. There are still developers who have self respect though. They're out there. Well, they definitely exist. You can find a lot of great games in the middle market sphere and the industry because they don't have the same priorities that you have when you've got the major publishers. They don't have shareholders. They don't have smaller teams. They can guide their more focused vision. Yeah, exactly. And of course, you look at because someone will be like, why does Sony do that? Well, Sony and Microsoft have different interests to like EA. EA is software. That's all they do. They sell games as software. They need to make money through software. Sony and Microsoft need to sell consoles. They need to like create an ecosystem. And they make money when other people sell games on their platform. So that's part of their interest, right? I'm pretty sure even Sony makes more money from live service than it does from the games that they release. I remember reading that when I did research for one of my videos. Like that live services FIFA Ultimate Team makes more money than like every game that EA sells like a point of sale. It's over. It's done. It's over. And then you wonder why Ubisoft is like oh yeah, we want to make live service games. But they see those numbers. That's so sad. Is anybody in there? Yeah, it is. Anybody in chat by FIFA? Any of you? Well, somebody knows. Somebody doesn't. Maybe they're hiding. We're not going to hit you. I'm just curious. I will hurt you. Like FIFA Ultimate Team, man.  Yeah, 1.2 billion. Hold on. Let me double check. Yeah, FIFA Ultimate Team, I'm pretty sure. Team Revenue. In an annual report for 2020, EA confirmed the Ultimate Team made more than 1.62 billion dollars. Yeah. Now, 1.62 for reference, there are very, very few films in existence ever that have made more than 1.62 billion dollars in a year. In one year. One year. It's gamble to get those cards. Yeah, 29% of EA's total profits that year from just FIFA Ultimate Team. Now, I don't know how much a regular game would need to sell to make that much money, but I would be willing to divide that by 60, right? And, well, plus take out everything, right? Take out all of the stuff that you don't get, the amount of money that the console company gets, the amount of manufacturing, shipping, distribution, unless it's all digital. But if we assumed it was all digital, you know, even then, apparently, Activision Blizzard made 1.2 billion dollars in microtransactions in one quarter this year, right? So you'd have to sell about 26.7 million copies of the game. And that's assuming you'd get 100% of the money. Yeah, that's just assuming, yeah, that's just 1.6 divided by 60. So this is the problem with the discourse, right? When you're like, look at how well God sold. It's like, so sales, that's that's only part of the picture. Revenue is the important part. Of course it is. Revenue is the important part. Digital assets, low investment, huge return on investment because you get like 100% of the money when you sell digital assets that made in what, like a week maybe? As opposed to, let's invest four years, like 100 million dollars, potentially a new engine in developing a game that people may or may not like. Yeah, it's not much of a decision at all. I remember we haven't gotten a, I know when you talk about a game like The Last of Us 2, like have we, I don't even think we've gotten an official sales update for Sony. No, we haven't, not for a year. Whereas we got them for Ghost of Tsushima we got it for God of War, we got it for all those other games but not for The Last of Us. Curious. All that tells me is that they're not happy with how well it's sold.  I hope it can's The Last of Us 3. I hope it done. I hope it does. The repercussions of what they did are that the franchise is dead. It sold really well in the first, like, week. Yes, it did. But then, like, man, the stark drop-off in sales and you're wondering there's been no updates on sales and like that. Well, and meanwhile, Nintendo's like, yeah, so Animal Crossing, we're up to like 35 million copies, just to let you know. Nintendo is goddamn, like Nintendo Moves Games, they always have and they continue to do so. Like, they're Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, I'm pretty sure sold like 37 million copies. Super Mario Odyssey is like 30 million copies. Breath of the Wild is like 30 million copies. Nintendo Moves Game, I'm pretty sure Splatoon sold like 15 million copies. Unfortunately, Nintendo has, like, largely avoided the microtransaction thing and I hope they continue to do so. For the love of all God, it just remained that sanctuary that reminds me of like the good old days when you bought a game. I know what makes their services more better, just better. That'd be nice. Like, they could be like, because the games are always solid. That's for sure. That's something you can count on with Nintendo. Also give us maybe some sales sometimes that are more than enough. That'd be nice. Or at least sell your 10-year-old games for less money. Like, I want to play some older games but they're still 60 bucks. Then again, no. I would prefer if they kept doing that than to indulge in, like, microtransactions. I'll take the world when they sell me old Mario games for 60 bucks and do the microtransaction thing. Interestingly, as you were talking about that, I was doing little skimming around on some sales numbers for The Last of Us 2 and I was skimming over some Reddit posts from The Last of Us 2 subreddit. They don't like that game. The Last of Us 1 subreddit likes the game as far as I know. But The Last of Us 2 subreddit, they are not pleased with that game. Like, these comments and stuff, there seems to be a skew towards people saying, man, it's a shame that we got this game and I'm not upset that this misery porn didn't sell that well and maybe it's best that we never get another one. Well, I mean, it's interesting to think about what Naughty Dog is going to be doing now because, presumably, this means they have to make something new and, presumably, they have less they're probably going to get less of like, yeah, you can do whatever you want, I imagine. I would be surprised if they had the same amount of creative freedom. You can't let him write another game. You just can't do it. You'd be like Wonder Woman, right? It's like, yeah, that was a mistake. Yeah, yeah, it's like, whoops, okay, um, no. I mean, The Last of Us, I mean, sorry, The Last Jedi was Yeah, that's another one. We got a course correct for that. Can we then, at least, tangent a little bit into, you know the Joker movie? It's like, the reverse is probably going to happen with that where they gave him complete control, he did great and then they were like, alright, now it's time for us to come in because we're going to make even more money. Yeah, now we have to now this beautiful flower that you've created we have to dig it up and put it in our laboratory and we have to try and make this something that we can just analyze in a beaker. I think something that is concerning and I thought about it after the battlefield thing you mentioned where like, dice half of the developer, like 70% of the developers who were there weren't there when like three and four and I remember like the high turnover rate that was talked about for Uncharted 4 and like The Last of Us 2 these studios, it's like they've got the name and you associate it with the games they made before, but they're like very different teams at this point and it is concerning how many people are like leaving because that's the talent you need for like the future. That's the talent you want. They're going to be the next directors, the next designers and they're leaving. They're going. They're going. Concerns, that's all. I just wanted to say that ATLA is mostly trash and gets away with way too much and I think it's because most people saw it when they were kids, but the animation is solid and I can see why people enjoy it as much as they do. You're not allowed to say that. Well, I mean, I think super chats, you know, they have the freedom to say whatever they wish to say. What can I say about that? They are enough. Shout out to the stream, Shokyo. Oh, streamer Shokyo. Yeah, I know. Well, watched him. What's he do? I think he plays like Smash competitively now. I'm watching him in a while. I remember he got in trouble once because he got really mad that they put Steve in Smash Brothers. Which, you know, to me, it feels like a very apt choice to put Steve in Smash Brothers since Minecraft is like the best selling game of all time. I wouldn't even go that direction. I feel like it's, I'd be like, ooh, I wonder what kind of mechanics they put in with him. Oh, yeah, of course, because they did a lot to fit him and I think they had to create a system where it's like, because I think you hit the ground to get the blocks you need to make weapons and stuff and it changes depending on what map you're on and what the terrain is. So that's a lot of back end work to make that. Interesting. I guess what I mean in terms of popularity is that it doesn't feel to me like, wow, bullshit, you know? Like, it's Minecraft. A lot of people love Minecraft. Let's say, um, Melee had, like, announcements back if it was coming out these days in the last five big unlocks.  I don't care about that. Dude, this sounds like it could be awesome in terms of what it's going to be in relation to everyone else. He was really cool. Yeah, he's a really cool different character.  I feel like the thing is, you know, like, if you're cool with Snake, a character who had, like, seldom showed up on Nintendo systems before that, and was part of an IP that is much smaller than Minecraft, I don't know, that just feels like bias in favor of games you like.  Wouldn't make any sense, but...  What's his name? Is that his name? Sora? Oh yeah, but that's you, though. I'm assuming you're not going strictly from just what you want to see.  It's not because, like, I have a bias against Fire Emblem.   Like, give someone else a chance to get in? I think that's a lot of what it is, is that I would rather cry. No, we need more anime swordsmen, Fringy. We don't have that.  It's just, it's funny, because, like, Sora, he's, like, uh, he's kind of, like, an anime-ish character and he fights with a sword-ish weapon, but it's, it's, he's a totally different... A sword-like weapon? Well, it's, it's a key. It's a, it's a, he fights with a giant key. He beats people to death. Yeah, they had it in, uh, the original 101 Dalmatians movie. Yeah. Um, and, and I guess that's what I mean.  So anyway. And War Luigi as well. He should be in there. I don't remember what he was revealed to be in the CIS trophy. Again, everybody was very upset. Like, everybody hated that collectively. He's... You put piranha plants in there, but not War Luigi. He's an important character to the universe. He is! Wah! Wah, War Luigi! He starts beating you up with a crowbar. That's, that's how I love him and how I remember him. Yeah, Doomguy didn't get in either. That's right. They should have put Doomguy in there. That would have been really cool. Freddy and Jason in there. Yeah, just put Scorpion in there. Dude, that sounds like a Flash Kits video, doesn't it? Like... Yeah. It would be fun. Get over here! Rich is hot out. When you boys are going to see the Green Knight, I've been seeing an awful lot of bad takes on it out there. Man! Which one's the Green Knight again? I don't know. I'd like to see it though. I would like to see the Green Knight. I'm on board. Let's do it at some point, for sure. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. The Moorla Plush finally came. Also, Hyrax. Hello. Well, neat. Enjoy. You didn't read my last Super Chat, and I'm not going to repeat it, Cap of Face. I don't know. How do I get my Switch Pro controller to stop disconnecting from an emulator? I have no idea. No clue. You guys know anything about that? Bring me maybe? I don't know. Alright. Moorla to Rags. Oh, hello. And the Crying Santa. And the Australian Gruntilda. Oh, hi. Yeah, there's a connection there with her nose. She doesn't really have a beak, but I can see why they would say that. I finally played Last of Us 2 despite listening to EFAP coverage of it. I was not prepared for the awfulness. It was my TLJ, still working on videos, Moorla? Yes. Not that video right now, no.  What are we doing? That game's horrible. The dialogue in that game, everybody swearing constantly is really frustrating.  It's like, oh, this is mature. See?  It always goes like that. Wait, wait, wait. Yeah. I doubt the reaction they wanted to these characters. I doubt that the reaction they wanted was that Manny gets shot in the face by Tommy with cheers. I doubt that was what they were going for. That is amazing. Dude, I want to be... Yes, he's dead.  Didn't I? I'm pretty sure I paused the game, was just celebrating.  That's just like, oh. It's just so unfortunate he didn't feel a thing and he didn't know.   It's such a shame that Tommy didn't get finished the job. He got knocked off the edge.  If they wanted to tell that story, which they shouldn't have, but even if they did, they needed to reverse the order.  And then maybe you have the reveal, it's Tommy.  You know what they do?  That's right.  You know? You didn't have to, but you did. What a disaster. Yeah. Fucker of a game. All the streamers who, when they were playing as Abby, trying to kill the girl character. What's her name? The main girl. Yeah.  You see Ellie killer. Because they're making you fight Abby. It's done. We won the game by dying.  Maybe you fight Ellie as Abby. Oh, it's painful. There's just a really bad decision. I thought that was really clever. If they thought it was clever, they'd be very conflicted. It's like, no, they're not. We're not conflicted.  Of course. You're not allowed to make choices in the game at the end, because they probably knew that if you gave the players the choice to kill Abby, the majority of them would have followed through. Oh, I would. You have them go all that way. I'd love to get the stats on that. I feel like the stats would be like 90-10. It would be massively skewed.  You failed. You failed horrifically. It should be more conflicted than that. We're going for in terms of our theme. But, you know, it didn't work. Well, the fact that you already know that the conversation would begin with like, you know, considering Joel is essentially killed like the whole world. We're like, well, stop, stop. We're like, what? I think you and I have different interpretations of the previous game. It's like, that puts us on a really bad start. Well, that's the problem is they forget what happened in the first game. They're like, all right, get him out of here without his suppliers. And if he, you know, tries anything, kill him.   And I don't think...  Because she was unconscious. No, she had that choice. And also, when you make this cure, I don't trust the fireflies. This is assuming it even works. Yeah, that's the thing. There's loads to this. Yeah. Even best case scenario. It does no good.  No, they don't infect you.  It's only the people who are lucky who would be like a very small number of people who would get saved by that. And again, it's like the means of distributing this. You have no resources.  And solving... I think we even talked about it. Solving the zombie problem, quote-unquote, that's really not going to end the problems of this world right now. That should be the easy part, is getting rid of the zombies. Because you have like firearms and you could strap armor to yourself. That shouldn't be the difficult part. You have resources, healthcare, yeah, things like that. All the people out there who don't want to, it's going to be really hard to get it around the world. There's no government to roll any of this out. You're screwed.  Like, wow. And yet the game presents this as an evil choice. Yeah, it just doesn't work. You cannot convince me that that was a bad thing to do. You can, because Joel was completely, Joel did nothing wrong. Joel did absolutely nothing wrong. Joel's a Chad hero. Well, I feel like the better way to do it is just have the character come up and be like the son of just some guy that he killed, like throughout the whole adventure, like when he went into an era and then just started killing people. So it's a little bit more just like straightforward. But I'm pretty sure on one of our streams, because we did it quite a few on Last of Us 2, because that game really pissed a lot of us off. Just you play as Abby from the get-go, and you're attacked, but you learn and get to love like a lot of different people. And then one of them is like catastrophic. They just wiped out a lot of them by snipers and then you're in this really intense action bit and you can't quite make out who it is that's attacking you anyway, but obviously the reveal being at the end that it's Ellie, Joel, and the team that they're running.  And it's like, you could be of any reason, right? So you guys got into a fight with us out in the outskirts of something, or you kidnapped one of ours, or a misunderstanding of some kind. You could even do the standard revenge stuff where they actually shoot Abby and leave her for dead, but she survives, you know?  And so it's a conflicting experience. That's the way to do it. Endear us to Abby first and present her side as more of like a justified cause and then pit that against our already existing, you know, liking to Joel and Ellie. Well, because they did that. They wanted to mark the game with Joel and Ellie. Yeah, but they also, I remember like different interviews that were like, yeah, it's the challenge of having to play as her after everything that's happened. It's like, why do you want... Why do you... Maybe not all challenges are ones you should present to players. Maybe that's not... Maybe you don't have to do that, you know? Steward video essays were complementing the game for that as well.  It's not clever. It's just really annoying. Yeah. Man, you play as her for a while. Yeah, man, oof. Plus, it's not just... It's not just all that aspect. It's how they just dumped all over him retroactively. How they dumped all over Joel retroactively. Him and Ellie and all that stuff. They really hate... I don't know... Maybe Neil hates Joel so much. Well, he's not a beloved character. Maybe he thought everyone did. Something. He's like Cosmonaut.  Maybe Neil is too. It's not unheard of, I suppose. I mean, Ryan Johnson still thinks he made something great. I'm sure Patty Jenkins still thinks she made something great.   Where were you? It's like at the top of every 10 Sony character lists.  It's like indisputable. I love Joel. Even I. I didn't really even care for the first game, but I'm like, this Joel guy... Retroactively, man. Cos at first, I might not have thought about the loss it was won. I was like, you know what? It's a pretty good story. I get a whole bunch and just father doing everything he can to look after a kid, even surrogate kid. It's very endearing. Absolutely it is. It's very relatable for a lot of people. And then watching him get beaten to death and executed. Thanks. That's such a thanks I hate at moment. It wasn't just on the reddit, but I have heard time and time again, last of us being described as misery porn and it's so accurate.   I just feel bad. I was late. I'd heard a lot of stuff about it, but I wanted to replay the first one first and then when I finally got to this angle I wasn't prepared. Yeah.  Everyone's miserable at the end. Tommy at the end is crippled and Ellie's crippled too.  Abby gets away. Abby gets away, yeah.  Yeah. Ellie loses her whole family. That, by the way, right? I will allow you to do whatever you want in terms of making whatever canon by the time you hit Last of Us 3, whatever, but why wasn't there a choice at the end of Last of Us 2? Come on. Yeah. I would even be so tempted as part of the team I'd be like Neil, we should have it so that we can spare her. Yeah, that's great. We should have it so we can kill it. You should have it so there's a more sadistic option as well. We need to see what players want after the game we've created. Everyone just wants to torture Abby horrifically. And that'd be an interesting social experiment, right? I feel like it has to have value. Dude, I heard what she did to Joel. Well, I think it's kind of like POV, right? You play with POV. So if you do this for one game and then you do a different game where you flip the order and then you see how people react to it. That's interesting. So people have a much more negative response when they never got to know that person first. That's like, man, that's an interesting way to think about the way that human beings react in these situations. Everybody wanted to punish Tommy to just actually do things.  Let us play as him. Please. The fact that you went on this whole adventure, it's like that's the thing that we would want to do. Yeah. And the fact that he's like scary to the people we hate. It's like, oh. He's got your story right there. He's there. He's alone. Maria left him. And Ellie is not going to follow through on their promise to him.  Dude, he's look at him.  Of course he's mad. I hate that game. Anyway, off of that misery. That's one of those moments where it's like it's been a while since we've talked about it.   Salt, salt rubbed in those wounds. We haven't done that with TLJ for so long. And I'm like, is TLJ just a clown movie to us now? Like we don't even take it seriously? It used to. It rocked our world at one point. It brought all of us together. It created this goddamn podcast. And now we just we just Because, yeah, like I I remember being so angry at that movie, but right now I'm just like, I just it's my metric for like how bad a thing is to the point where I've disassociated it with my feelings. It's like, oh yeah, TLJ. They're really awfully written film. Yeah. What even was the SuperJet that mentioned? I think someone's just saying they played it for the first time in a while. Yeah. Hope you had fun. Yeah. Every bad movie has haters, but over time the haters stop caring and move on and all that's left is the lovers. That's actually true. Yeah, and when it's complicated, right? Because like the passionate passion for hatred and love like the passion for hatred clearly outweighed the love for TLJ, right?  I think they've given up. That is an interesting one to think about when people were so vehemence and now like nobody really defends them at all. It's almost like it's going to be an L for me if I talk about it. I'd better not really, you know, not even bring it up. If I'm being as good faith as possible, I do think that um, Ryder Skywalker kind of fucks up everything you can say about TLJ in a positive way quote-unquote positive, like when they're like, you know, it's so interesting that she's nobody that she doesn't have any gen- that she's like, yeah, she does, so because J.J. thought that would be clever, I guess? I don't know. It's so bad. Does J.J. do clever? No. No, it's not. Yes it is. No, it's not. Yes it is. No, it's not. That's the whole trilogy.  And we had the discussion initially. That's what the movies were. Like, that portion of writing where you're just discussing what the idea might be. Cause I'm totally happy to make it that Rey's lineage is actually irrelevant. I prefer that as a choice as long as you commit to it. I don't know that we should even frame it this way. Like, we're not even who cares about, like, what is the story? You know, get all them things done. The idea is like, we're going to have a warrior come from nowhere or something and have no, I'm just like, oh, that's you want to tell that story? Okay, I guess. Alright, yeah, it's fine. Fine with me. We can work with that. We got a lot of stuff to go through with. I would just be like, we got so much else to talk about in terms of like, where is everyone at, you know? Yeah, what's our heroes doing? I didn't talk about that part.  They failed, alright? They all failed. They all failed and they're separated and alone. Not only did they all fail, but what you thought was their success literally made the galaxy worse. Yep.  I'm just now thinking about all the star destroyers lifted out of the ice.  That was just the visual because there's nothing to that that makes any sense at all. Makes any sense, no. This was a nice little trip down memory lane. Yeah. Talking about Last of Us and Star Wars. Well, don't worry, Book of Bova Fett will be out soon enough. I know it's your favorite show. I like someone on my stream about something about Star Wars. I just went on about, oh man, I haven't watched any of the Star Wars movies in like probably 10 years of the old ones. I mean, I haven't watched any Star Wars things in forever, right? You should forget about the Mandalorian. Oh yeah, I did forget about the Mandalorian. Remember the Mandalorian. I do. I remember the Mandalorian. I remember it.  Book of Bova. Book of Bumbo. Book of Bumbo. Yeah. Atlas Animation is okay at best, choppy and cut corners. I think this stuff I like and stuff I don't like in terms of how much effort comes into Atlas Animation. Yeah. Hi Rags. Hello. Just to let you know, I sent a custom VTuber application to your business email. Try it if you're interested. Oh, yeah. Let me check. I need to get into the habit of checking my email more. I'll do that right after our well here, let me just check it now. Gmail 100 50 50 60 I'll look at the reddit link to get a bit DS2 It's a little cool Rags and he looks around. That's really cool. Let me send you a little link this here. E equals is 4. But that's really neat. I think I sold one of them for a weekend warrior actually. He looks around. It's cool. Yeah, that's neat. Most excellent. Thank you so much. That is really cool yo. I might be able to bust that out some later. Friday Night Funk and that was great.  I'm not going to touch that again. Not invested enough to get good at that rhythm game. I'm sorry. Metal bad. Yeah, I was really bad at that game. I didn't expect me to be so awful at that rhythm game. Mods people made of us in that game really good. Some of the songs that Rainbow Soap did were pretty bopping. I played through the whole mod on stream two days ago.  I wasn't actually pretty confident to get through this pretty quickly because I think we all played rhythm games before but for some reason that one just completely threw me off. I don't know why. Maybe because I never played one on mouse and keyboard and controller didn't work. So I don't know, just I think I changed my button layer like five times until I found something that was alright for me. But I managed to get through all of them at least once. So, there we go. So, there's a bit of a tangent. I've been rewatching a bunch of Kitchen Nightmares lately and good Ramzy stuff because of course it's always good to revisit them. Yeah, it is. I watch them too sometimes. Little clips and stuff. But Ramzy is like one of my favorite sort of like TV personalities. Oh yeah, he's great. He's fantastic. There's an episode of Kitchen Nightmares where he goes to like a town in Spain that is mostly filled with like British people, expats and a lot of them, when they live in Spain or they go on holiday in Spain but they go and eat like British food in Spain that is all of their like fish and chips and stuff. Now, Mewbs, you're from those aisles.  Because British people don't like change. No, I don't know what else to say to that. Like, I don't get it. I actually do not understand that. That you would go to a different country. If you're in Spain, why aren't you not eating Spanish food? Why don't you like fish and shit? Maybe they like Spain, but they don't like Spanish food. But I would I would wager that many of them haven't even given it a shot. They just want fish and chips because that's what they're familiar with. I don't know. I feel like you just, it would be pretty difficult to to not know, I guess, but I don't know. My immediate surprise, if you went to Spain, would you be eating Burger King or like American food there? So I would I would to compare just to see how they do American food, but I would probably eat predominantly Spanish food. Yeah, exactly. When I went to Malaysia, I did have KFC, but it had rice and I wanted to compare it. Yeah, I would be super interested in that. How does this compare how does this compare to it being made where I'm from? Just to get that interesting aspect. But I wouldn't be like yeah, I got to have Burger King. That's just what I love. That's what I crave. That's what gamers crave. I guess that is the broader observation, right? I personally do not understand the idea of going to a different country, but spending all of my time and essentially an enclave of people who are from the country that I'm from eating food from the country that I'm from. It feels like it defeats the purpose of going to a different country, which is to experience that country to like get a taste of what the life is like there. Yeah, I guess I just remember when I first watched that episode when I was younger, I was like this is baffling to me and as an adult it's also still baffling to me. Maybe it's is it like British food with a Spanish twist or is it a mix of both? It's like fish and chips. No, it's fish and chips. They are British restaurants. Everything's in English. And the people who are there are all British people who go there on holiday all live there. Yeah, I don't know. Tex-Mex is huge. It's its own genre. Like I live in Arkansas and we have Tex-Mex food here because it's just become its own thing. It's so predominant to have American mixed with Mexican food that it's just grown into its whole entire type of food. I like Tex-Mex. I don't really care for Mexican food, but I really like Tex-Mex. Maybe they just go for the landscape and for the food. I mean I guess that's that would be what they tell me. I just don't get it. I find that very confusing to me. Maybe they go there every year or something or they already had all the food. They already had all the food. Maybe. I doubt it, but I don't quite understand that one as well where I go on holiday in the same place. I always like the edge of it. I say it because my mom and her husband, they go to Croatia almost every year and they always like the local food. Yeah, I guess it's just that's not it's kind of like a common place that people go to from Australia with Bali but that's kind of the reason why I don't want to go there ever. It's two Australian eyes, do you think? It is a place that Australian tourists go to just generally to do Australian holiday in that area thing. It doesn't interest me. You don't want a touristy place. You want a place more earnest. I mean, I like to go to because when I went to the UK, I went to all the tourist attractions, but it's a different country. I'm going to a different country to see different things there and then to get a taste of life in a different location. In the same way that if I went to America, I want to immerse myself in American stuff. I don't want to go to an Australian restaurant.  What's the national dish of Australia? Probably a meat pie or a pasty? It's probably like ostrich burgers or maybe koala cakes or maybe a wallaby salad. I guess you could have kangaroo but that's not really a common thing that people eat here. You can have kangaroo. It would not be shrimp. I'm just going to tell you guys right now I can't count on one hand. I cannot remember the last time I ate shrimp that was on a barbecue. I'm pretty sure I've only ever done that once or twice in my whole life. Shrimp on the barbie is not a thing. You put sausages on a barbecue. You put steak on a barbecue or patties on the barbecue. It's good stuff. Especially if you're making like shish kebabs. We call them shish kebabs. Fuck. It is kebabs.  It didn't sound right coming out of an American voice. He was dipping in that. I guess. We had We call them prawns. We don't call them shrimp. They're prawns. What do you call barbecues then? Barbecues. Fire boys. I don't. I just call them barbecues. Yeah. Meat pie would probably be an apt choice.  Coltons rock or something. That would probably be like a typical Australian thing. In terms of food. A lot of ours is, yeah. That would probably be it. Whereas when I think of America, I think of hot dog for some reason. That just feels to me like a very quintessentially American food item. Yeah, we love our hot dogs and our burgers and our ribs and yeah, we got a lot of ribs over here. Ribs are great. I do like my hot dogs. I'm not talking about Gibraltar by the way. I know Gibraltar's part of UK. I'm talking about like a... It's in Spain. It's like an enclave though where it's basically just a bunch of British people go there for holiday and live there.  Wait, not Laylee.  What are you talking about?  Yeah, right. Laylee. Kazooie. She's doing all the hard work. DS2 is my last From Software game to Platinum before Elden Ring releases, except Demon's Souls. No PS3 or PS5. And wow. Discussed with a friend who liked it and he said, you have a really high standard. Thank you. I mean... It's not... It doesn't fail a high standard.  Um...  But hey, if your friend had fun with it, that's great. Uh... These wounds, they will not heal lul. I'm assuming that's about the Lost of Us 2 probably. A little bit, a little bit.  Lost of Us 2 for Game of the Year 2021. Uh, it's that good. Yeah. Duh. More of a warning at that point at the Game Awards, isn't it? It is kinda... I'm finding this because Cyberpunk 2077 didn't get nominated for like Game of the Year or anything. But what was its Metacritic score? 86. It's like, hmm, interesting. Based on that score, it probably should have been. Yeah, that's a good game. But that score is totally disconnected from the actual release. Um... I have not gone back to it since I read that. This is mean, either. For Metal's Eyes only. And it just says eeee. Eeee. That's from the Friday Night Funkin' mod. Ah. It was always sort of like eeee in the sounds. It sounds like a lot of ees. And now that's a small may-may, apparently. I've been made. Fuck, Mario, Kill, Banjo, Kazooie, and Mumbo. Um... Mumbo.  I'm standing from that one. I'm a fan. Fuck, so... No, you don't have to answer it, Rex. You just don't have to. No, it's fine. I feel like someone gave me the... I'm super chatted it, so it's who now? No, we didn't answer ones before that when they are a bit awkward. Let it be known. Let the eFap audience know that I was denied. But that's okay. I've denied you many times. It's for the health of everyone involved. Yeah, yeah, okay. I have Waluigi and Banjo, Kazooie, and Meebo's Collection Complete. Oh, just those two? If you're gonna have Waluigi... Oh, rather one thing of like a hot toy, Waluigi hot toy, that would be good. Really high detail.  Hand sculpted by Jesus. Nice. Yeah, bring him back. I feel like he couldn't make a killing doing that. Ozzy... I think they meant to say native dish. Baked huntsman legs and prawns. No. Baked huntsman leg, Jesus. That looks like a...  I don't want to. I want to sleep tonight. Huntsman legs sprawled across a plate. No, it's not about... Oh, imagine they like twitch. No, stop! What the... Stuffed funnel web spider. No. Funnel web on the plate with a bunch of stuffing in it. It's like cotton candy. Yeah, you just need cotton candy with funnel web spider legs sticking out of it. That gives a little crunch. Or you get brown snake stew. You leave the venom in, of course, because that gives it the extra punch. That adds a little bit of a tang to it. That's like no idea as creepy as the other two. No, I know. Which is funny, because if you encounter a brown snake, you're in a lot more trouble than if you encounter a huntsman. They have scarier names. Brown versus huntsman? Huntsmen have scarier names, and they look scary, but they're entirely harmless. Funnel webs aren't harmless.  Alright, everything can kill me. I get it. Well, I mean, you know, I feel like the big one is Casua, and their kicks are so strong that they can punch through metal plating. Should have had those on the battlefield. Imagine an army of Casua's charging at you.  I mean, Casua is... That's how we get Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, so it's not... Well, kind of. I mean, Casua is basically our dinosaur... Well, I mean, of course, all the birds are dinosaurs, right? But Casua is, it's like, you look at them, and it's like, yeah, you are. You've been around for a long time. Casua was, like, actually, though. And you're like, oh... I was there three million years ago. 65 million years ago.   You never had gotten anywhere.  That's the fun one. They're huge, and, uh, they are quite dangerous. But, uh, fortunately, we don't have those down here. Um... We do have fairy penguins, though. They're neat. They're, like, little penguins that just run around, and they're blue, and they're super friendly. Do they eat people? They... No, they're too small to eat people. Do they manufacture biological weapons? What do they do? Well, maybe they do that, but I mean, if they do, we don't know about it. How are they balanced exactly? What do you mean by...  Um, and they're blue. Oh, they're not going to stand a chance against so many of Australia's famous animals. Well, fortunately, they can swim, so that helps them out a bunch. Um, as long as they don't... I find it incredible that there is, like, a fish in this country that is a rock, and if you step on it, it just shoots venom into your foot. Like, it just... It's a good defense system, you know? Well, I guess you stepped on me. That was your first and last mistake, friend. Like, it shoots venom into you. Well, you shouldn't have just stepped there, I guess. Yeah. Sorry, it didn't mean it. I don't think it kills you. I think it's just exceedingly painful. Oh, well done.  Like the poopy-poopy plant. I was about to say, you know, it can be plant roots. That's just, like, a permanent thing you have to deal with now. Yeah. Um... That doesn't sound like fun at all. You're lying. It's interesting to think all of that, meanwhile, koalas are, like, these smooth-brained...  Yeah, they sleep so... They're never gonna step on some barbed monstrosity on the ground that pretending to be a rock. They're asleep all the time. They're not even playing the game. And they're up in the trees, you know? Maybe that's why they've survived so long because they're just unchallenged in the trees. Um, I remember someone's telling me, like, how they saw a koala that just kept getting poked by a magpie and it's like, yeah, they're smooth-brained.  They're incredibly chill.  Poor guys. See, evolution was like, I'm gonna make a rock that poisons people if they step on it. Like, what about koalas? He's like, I don't know, they can have some fun. I mean, koalas, we gotta look out for them. They're in serious danger to deforestation. Yeah, it's concerning. Koalas are, like, there's a chance that they could become extinct.  Um, so the problem is that koalas survived perfectly fine until we got here. Oh, you don't have to... I'm not talking about koalas. Oh, like a hypothetical species that is trying to destroy itself. Or has behavior that's so counterproductive to its own survival that it just seems to be... Like, I guess that would have to be an animal that just popped into existence, right? Because if not, then it would have killed itself already. I think that the goal of, like, intervention by humans should be to preserve ecosystems as they ought to have been you know, barring, like, significant human development. I think that's a stance that I would have. So, like, if we were to presume that there was some kind of equilibrium and then we disturbed that equilibrium, we should try and go out of our way to, like, rebalance it, I guess. So I don't know that that would factor into saving a species that's suicidal. Like, I'm not sure that we should be actively disrupting the natural process that that species has. I think we should try to avoid that if possible. I would be fine with saving animals that their own counterproductive behavior could lead to their extinction. I'm fine with us saving them. Right. I guess the problem is, because I'm thinking about koalas, it's like, man, koalas, like, they're pretty... like, they couldn't survive without us.  So, you know, like, we probably should do something about that. Like, maybe they'd eventually die out, but they wouldn't have died out as quickly. Surely we should give them the benefit of the doubt, you know, stuff like that. Yeah. I mean, they're smooth brain. Like, we've got to look out for them. What if that went true that we had nothing to do with their downfall? Um, that gets a little bit more complicated because I think the problem is it's hard to think about because it's so often that that's not the case. Like, a lot of the time it's our fault. So, uh, we never really think about conservation from the perspective of that animal would have died out anyway, and we're kind of, like, propping up this species that... Uh... I guess it would be... it might be worth keeping them around just for the sake of, like, knowledge, you know? Um... Maybe that's good enough that it's like, it'll be cool to just keep them around and see how they interact with other species and so we can learn about them. Um... Especially considering that it takes a long time for a species to come into existence and it could be quick that it disappears and if it's gone, it's gone. So... Is it more pragmatic at that point? Well, I think that there's an aspect of it, because I see humans as, like, because of our mental capabilities and our intelligence and our advantage that we have over pretty much everything else in the world at this point, that we kind of should assume this responsible stewardship of the world. I agree. Yeah. As a result of that, I think that saving a creature that... Mike, because there's an element of, like, take the panda, right? Pandas often, like, stubbornly refuse to reproduce. They just will not do it. And so, how much is... If you could have a panda understand that it was very... There's not many of them left. And many of them are in captivity and we want to save their species and they will go extinct if you don't do this. Like, how... Would the panda still just refuse to reproduce with each other? Yeah, like if the panda had the capacity to understand what we're trying to do, would they refuse?  It's just like, man, I wish you could just understand, you know? And maybe it's that lack of understanding that animals can potentially have that makes us really want to, if anything, err on the side of preservation. Yeah, rather than letting a species die because once it's dead, that's it. We're not really fixing that. And however much, or like cryogenically freeze the eggs or something, you know? Maybe some preserve them. Yeah, to preserve that I think would be a good idea.  We're not doing a great job, but you know... There is also an aspect of, again, like if something's gone, gone, it's gone forever. So you can't go back from that. Tasmanian tiger's gone, you know? The donar's gone. Unless we get lucky and discover like frozen mammal, like mammoth DNA or something like that, we just get really lucky that one day we might be able to actually create them. Yeah, there's... I mean, I would err on the side of more biodiversity, particularly if it doesn't really cost us much to do so or if there's a way for us to, if anything, just make a save point for animals where we can get back to them later when the technology's there to create them. Something that is interesting to think about though on this subject that I'm now thinking is human beings, the first people to arrive in America and Australia actually killed a lot of the largest species.  So it's like, hmm, you know, we're preserving an ecosystem in a sense that has already been significantly changed by humans, mainly, you know, when humans were like completely oblivious to the idea of hunting animals to extinction or, you know, completely destroying like a biodiversity or anything like that. It's just kind of interesting to think like what we're preserving is still fundamentally altered by us existing. And I don't put too much thought into the idea of like as nature intends because nature doesn't intend anything. Nature doesn't intend, it just does. Nature just sort of does what happens. It's all, it's not following some kind of a plan or anything like that. Is it not nature for us to save species? Well, I mean it would be because we're making the decision to do it. Yeah, it's sort of what I'm getting at in the turn of, I mean, yeah, sure. It's, I mean, the natural thing is to let, you know, like vaccines and like inoculations and stuff like that.  So I think there's that healthy middle point of can we do good, can we guard, like, like gardens don't exist really in nature. They're human creations but they almost help nature flourish in a sense where they are maintained and they are in a healthy and responsible way we allow nature to flourish. Yeah. I think we can do that and I think we should. That's probably the way that maybe we should kind of go, you know, the mindset that we should have. Well, it's the standard meme, right, of like when people watch nature documentaries and they see like a lion hunt down like a zebra calf and they're all really sad. It's like hey, be sad all you want but we're not stopping that. Like that's the process. That's how these animals interact with one another. Like it's not our job to make moral statements on animal behavior. You want to let the system play out as it is and we just want to preserve numbers. It's partly hands-on. We don't want to be altering the behavior of these animals. At least I don't think we should. Because that just feels like human interference at that point. What if Pandas did actually were able to communicate to us that they didn't want to reproduce? Well, I guess you just have to let them make that choice. Yeah, I guess if they don't want to if they're intelligent enough to have that perspective in a safe way. I think they can make that choice. Yeah, it's like I'll be sad to see you go like is there anything I can do to talk you out of it because you guys are adorable. I'm still going to freeze you DNA but yeah, go ahead. Absolutely, you're right to do it. Okay. Pandas had their chance but yeah, we needed to freeze some of those Krypton embryos is what we needed to do. Too late. He fried them all. He did fry them all. That's the thing that happened. He made that decision. He made an executive decision.  Superman wiped out all of the Kryptonian babies for no reason. That's the thing that happened. I know that's why I brought them up specifically as an example of them being a thing so yes, thank you. That does weigh on my conscience. Every once in a while I do think about Superman killing all of the Krypton babies. The man is still a good guy. Oh boy. I like the idea that you've got like a panda trying to save its species and Superman is like, Pandas had their chance as he laces all the pandas.  Yeah, we're fine. We'd like to live if that's alright with y'all. Interesting, right? Krypton had his chance as he laces people who had no chance ever to make meaningful decisions.  Jesus Christ. He's got this red dish with these cute little really young Kryptonians all like hanging out in the little spheres and being like, I can't wait to be human. I can't wait to be born. I hope I get to be a Superman. What are we going to do? We just got laser reamed in half. Who would do this? What enemy of the Kryptonian people would possibly do? What monster could bring themselves? I wanted to be a mountain climber.  It's like, oh my god. Jesus Christ. You guys.  Whoa, it's just like you're going to have to get used to genetically engineered people, all right? That's happening sooner or later.  Your genes have been changed, so you're not human anymore. I mean, we probably already entered that arena definitionally.  We're definitely doing genetic engineering. That's happening. Gattica. It's going to happen.  That's true. You're not real. Where were we? It feels as if I'm lost. Trump on the Barbie. Waluigi. Huntsman legs. No one talks about this, so I feel insane. Didn't y'all find the OST for ATLA with the exception of a few genuine bangers that sounded cheap and horrible? I'd have to listen to it all isolated. I can't quite remember what I thought of the ATLA soundtrack. Why are there so many ATLA? Those are from three different accounts. Guys, don't you know you're not allowed to do that? They triggered their ATLA ticks for each other. It looks like. I'd have to listen to them. Visipop said if there's something you can't even enjoy, you watch it to feel the bitterness and look for the mistakes just grow up. What if I don't know if it's good in the beginning? Wait, am I catching that right? Did you say that quote again? It's not quite spelt right. If there's something you can't even enjoy, you watch it to feel the bitterness and look for the mistakes just grow up. I don't know if they're defending it or attacking it. I feel like I need some context on that one because that one's odd to me. For a moment there, I was like, are they saying let people watch things that they don't enjoy because they're looking for mistakes just grow up? Or are they saying you only watch it to be bitter just grow up? I don't know. I'm not sure. It appears the most common thing about you, Moeller and Fringy is that England is your city or something? Oh yeah, some people say like Wales is a town in England or something. I don't know why you said I'm Fringy in that. I'm not sure. I don't think people don't say Australia is a town in England, right?  I'm so sorry about your brain. Yeah, I know that one. I've been there before. I'm usually wrong. Oh, big spooky short. Any chance you can ask Wolf his opinion on Leviathan Falls wouldn't normally ask but it's the end of the Expand series if not that's cool too. I'm gonna go ahead and say no on that one. No, no on that one. Also, did you know you can play N64 games in widescreen, 16 by 9 with this emulator? Oh yeah, but it just it matches the Super Chat gaming sort of setup thing, so it's all good. And this is how it looked when it came out. Yeah, nice and classic. What is your policy on Venus fly traps? Our policy? Hey, if they kill flies, I'm for them. I think they're kind of fascinating right in terms of it's like the plans were like enough to fight in back. You're always landing on me in the rounds and we eat you now.  Unless it's ones I don't know about, but I've always found them neat as an idea. Yeah. Feels like a video game enemy. Yeah, it's not a huge it's not a very extensive list of carnivorous plants, so I think they're very interesting. Absolutely. And you know what? I hope they do well in their endeavor in society. They got a lot to fight. Good luck. Venus fly traps? Oh, yeah. God, they are. Yeah, they got quite a daunting challenge to overcome.  Nice and warm. All right. So there's like a pitcher one. I figure what it's called.  And so they get trapped by the gooey, sticky stuff. Venus fly traps. I think it's the color, the bright color of the inside kind of looks flowery. So something lands on it and it hits a little, little trigger air on it and then it closes shut. It's like, and then ease it. How do you feel about frilly toothpicks? Oh, I'm for them. Then so are we. But frilly toothpicks. That is a reference to the to the Mitch Hedberg sandwich club. I got nothing. That's fine. I'd like to thank Fringian Metal for inspiring me to watch 12 Angry Men by giving money to Moeller.  Hi rags. Hello. Well, thank you. The only loser here is me though, but cool.  Sounds like, yeah. What's on our presumptuous of them to think they know what's right and wrong? Yeah, let me guess. They get bored of mansplaining to everyone else. So they just do it to each other. Yeah. Is that just talking? I think that that's like, I know. I don't know what the rule is to this weak fringy. I don't know. It's hard to keep track of these things. It is. They need to start writing this stuff down and posting it somewhere. It just tends to as well to be counter sexism where you're like is there no female equivalent because women can't explain things. It's like, hey, you're like, well, I'm sorry.  It's so sexist. It really is. When men say stuff, it's mansplaining. Like, okay. I think it was the 12 tables of Rome, or the law of the 12 tables. So these massive ancient Rome, these huge bronze tablets that had the 12 rules like the laws of Rome, essentially. And they'd be posted around Rome at the entrances or wherever so that it was clear that these are our rules and you need to follow them. And it was very clear so that people knew. Like, you don't have an excuse for not knowing them. Here they are. We're going to post them around places. I don't know. It's hard. I thought I was like paw one to the story. Was there anything else? No, I can make something up though. Do it. Well, when the vandals sacked Rome they took these 12 laws of Rome. And these massive bronze tablets and they said, you know what?  We don't like rules. We're vandals.  And that was, and that's where we get the middle finger gesture because to the vandals that was a symbol of like resistance to authority. And so whenever you give someone the middle finger, that's what it's a call back to.  I don't want to follow your rules. I'm going to be my own person. And that's where you get that from. Yeah. I'd be tempted to have like, if I was writing a story to have a character who just makes up random facts, but like you try and make them sound as realistic as possible. That was a really cool game that I played. There's a, it's like a board game that's based off of fibbing where you were given pretty much, you had to select something that was false from cards and you had to present it in a way that was believable and people had to find out if it was true or false. That was a really fun game. I really like that.  So that's neat. It's good to know. It's a neat skill to have. I played a similar game like this where you got like, I think five cards with like pictures on it and then you had to tell a story about it or give it a title and then one should guess it, but the best is when four guess it and one doesn't because then you get four points. If all of them guess it, you get zero points. So you have to be truthful but not too truthful. That's like the Pictionary game used to play once upon a time where the goal was, it was like the drawing shit we do on the other games, but you had to draw an image that best represents the word you were given but you only want one person to guess the more people who guess the less points you get which creates an interesting channel. Interesting. That is interesting. You want to be good but not too good but not really good. It'll be funny with it.  What was this?  I was saying to Jay he should start up a show because he really likes the British panel shows as de Manny because they're fantastic but they um, is it called what I lie to you? I always mix it up with Yeah, I've seen some of that. I like what I lie to you. Is it like, Jay could totally make that on YouTube. You could invite guests and their job is to come up with four stories two real, two false. Well, actually you don't want to do it like that, do you? You want it to make just come with stories if you couldn't make any interesting ones in your life. Come with fake ones. The host will know the truth for all of them. Yeah, but then you take it in turns to guess and it'll be based on their presentation. Can you tell if they're lying or not? And their answers for questions and stuff which I think would be really fun. Honestly thinking about it, I'm surprised there's nobody doing it on YouTube yet. I don't know if there is a question. I don't know. Yeah, I like games like that where you try to, you have to be quick on your feet in terms of thinking of stuff. Like how do I try and sell this idea? That does sound pretty. I'm missing a Jinjo rags. A Jinjo? A Jinjo. Oh, okay, because I would say are you really missing them? I mean, some of the Jinjo kills are real hot. I don't know what you mean. Jinjo girl. Oh, that's different. That's all different things. We've entered into a new realm. Do you know where my missing Jinjo is? It would be really helpful. I'll take Fortnite ain't a bad game. Just has tedious combat mechanics. I got gifted a mouse with a thumb keypad and I'm actually having fun with it. Absolutely. It's one of the first things I recommend to people who are getting into PC gaming is get one of those mice that has the buttons on the side. It is ubiquitously useful. I use it all the time. There isn't a game I don't use it in. I've never played Fortnite.  I played it briefly and I didn't like it. I played it when it first came out. I haven't played it in years. Not my thing. Not my thing. I don't care for it. I much prefer other games. Apparently from what I've seen they do a good job with their audience on their toes with lots of content and different mini-games and stuff they get. I think they recently just now had a completely new event with the new season. I saw they got Spider-Man in it. They got The Rock in it now. Of course. They got everything in it. Yeah, Mask of Chief. They flipped an event or something and like a single player event you could play and then the whole map just flipped. Like the island and it's like a new map now. Like it's inverse like they made. Okay. That sounds nifty. That would be interesting. I know if Apex did that I'd be very interested to try it because that would just be familiar yet different. Because you get so used to these maps when you play them enough times. Let's go here. Let's go there. The sight line's here. The sight line's there. We're in the pathway here and there shaking that up a bit in an intuitive way. That sounds really appealing to me. Oh, there he is. I thought I checked the palm trees. My bad.  If I can just... Fun fact, England is the name of a city in Arkansas. I mentioned... There is an England Arkansas, yes. England is my city thing because it was a big game in 2017. Jake Paul did it. England is my city. I don't know anything about that name. I don't... I don't know about the England. Can I post Visepop context the discord? I... I don't know who this person is and if they're just doing the standard meme of stop hating things weirdo but I don't care, it's fine. You go right ahead and you have fun to that person. If they're saying there's value in criticizing things, whatever, good stuff. Yeah, there is. Meat. I approve. Um... I'm gonna get some rotten meat rags. 2021, hi rags. Yum. Hello. Bringy, did you know that England is your city? I... Is this like that Jake Paul meme I've heard so much about? Is this a meme or...? I guess so, yeah, I'm gonna wear this one. I'm not familiar with this meme. I'm very unaware of the polls in general, so... I know nothing. Other than they are appalling but that's... That's it. The suicide forest thing. Yeah, that was big. Yeah. Did that cause an adpogalypse? I... It probably did. I can't remember. There's been so many where something happens and... There's a new wave of demonetization. What makes me think like...  It's still steady as far as I know. I think it was just... You just didn't have to worry about... I don't think you... videos demonetiz