10 episodes in and I still just don't know what to do to start the show

You always feel awkward about it. Well now you're turning it into a tiny segment which is Mike awkwardly tries to start the show

You complain about the schedules and this is what I can do. Mike awkwardly you make it worse. I just sit here and I wait and I go Mike's going to start the show.

Let me see what he does. And then I say something and you just go oh starting trying to start the show

are you? Yeah I draw attention to it which makes it worse?

And so this is what we do now.

I see you have a line in our document which you've placed before the follow-up section

that you seem to have a video game recommendation.

Yeah, I put it at the top there because you seem to be in charge of all the show notes.

I don't want to mess up all your beautiful little show notes.

So if I ever write anything, I'm just going to put it at the top and you can put it wherever you want.

If there's one thing I have learned Mike, which is that if you're doing a show which is vaguely about work and being self-employed, the thing people really want to hear about is video games.

It certainly seems that way, because any time we mention it, the Reddit becomes full of video game stuff like so I was looking for

feedback on mind maps and I do have one little part but there was nothing in the

red it right but do we hear about video games again? Yes, we did. Yes. The conclusion to draw from this is that people who are self-employed, they have a lot of time for video games maybe. Something that's something that interests them.

So I thought, oh, I guess let me mention something then, which is when I was just editing the

last episode of Hello Internet, which went up yesterday after a big

editing marathon. I was looking for something else to play and you may be a little

young for this mic. But did you ever play a game called Dungeon Keeper as a kid?

No.

Yeah, see that's what I figured.

Because I forget, you're, how old are you?

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