I'm gonna guess that that is not only an Arabic expression, but an Arabic tongue

twister because it's very hard for me to say.

C-shell C-cells by the race track.

Exactly. That is Arabic for. He has no power in honor of our intrepid co-host, Rob

Zackney, currently sitting at home in the dark without electricity, unable to podcast.

I'm Drew Scranland, joining me, Daniel Dwyer. How are you Danny?

I'm great. I often worry when we're recording podcasts or recording gameplay for the track

walks or whatever it is. The power will go off. It's like a constant. So, especially

certain times of the year in California, it seems like a certainty in word and something

that might happen. In the old giant bomb office, we worked in a basement that was below sea level,

because it was on the water line there in Sosolito, and every time it rained, we would lose power.

Oh, no. There was like a wire somewhere that was getting trapped.

A lot of battery backups, and the first time we were recording a quick look,

I think it may have been the person for endurance run, and the power went out, and our equipment

stayed on. It was just absolute triumph. Wow. That's the deep inside baseball there.

Yes, that's for all the... All tough one listeners who have been with us for a long time.

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