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I've been kind of in and out of this podcast while I write and edit tests, but Abdu stuck out to me. Patrick, would you recommend it for its current price? I bought Journey  on sale for $5, and loved the music/it was a cool, relaxing experience, but I finished it incredibly quickly and don't see a whole lot of reason to come back to it. 

It Follows was hilariously stupid to me. What happens in an orgy? Loved the soundtrack though. 

The Go Fish thing though ... it WAS set in the 70s or 80s, can't remember. I DO know teens who play UNO. I don't see that part as so far-fetched. 

Love the end song. Nostalgic.

Didn't know about the free weekends. If one pops up on PS Store, I'll try it. 

I can understand what you're saying about REVII, but the atmosphere in that demo messed with my head. It shouldn't have, because how am I going down a ladder with both hands when I'm supposedly holding a camcorder used for a TV show? But it did. 

Looking back at my comment, I wonder how much worker productivity will drop when VR porn becomes accessible in the mainstream ... 

Don't feel too BaD about last year.

Looking forward to that VR editorial. Want to say I saw M Joshua from plus10damage post something about Super Hot on Facebook. I don't remember what that game is though. 

It's 1968? I see some sociopolitical similarities, but where's all the good music?

I disappeared for quite some time myself. Good to see you. 

97 new levels. DLC now would never give you that much content. 

I'm actually watching my students do their audio projects so ... I guess I could listem to this now, but I'll wait til later.

Panda Cat is just like that. 

There are a lot of teachers who are shy in their personal lives. You do have to fight that for about an hour though. 

Possibly good news is these days they want you to have the kids being more active so you talk less. I don't always live up to that, but that's the new school ideal I was trained on.

I love being asked my opinion and talking about myself. That's my response to Q/A.