Sacred Symbols, a PlayStation podcast is brought to you by, well, you.

If you want to learn how to support our show, go to patreon.com slash last stand media.

Greetings and sightations. Welcome back to Sacred Symbols, a PlayStation podcast. This is episode number 209.

My name is Colin Moriardium. Join as always by my son Chris Reagan, who's beaming into us today from a CIA black site.

In Romania, Chris, how are you my friend? I'm good. I'm good. I'm in my, I'm in, uh,

Sweeney's room right now. So I'm trying, I'm trying to, my goal is to be in a completely different room every single episode from here on out until I die.

Fair enough. Yeah. Well, it's good to see you and I'm glad that you're well. You're on your different travels here. Yeah.

Doing mysterious things and Sweeney's room. I mean, this is a little boring. Yeah. I thought for him. Yeah. I agree.

What was the other room? That was like his, like, his living room.

Yeah, that was, uh, that was a friend of ours. His, his room mates room. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. There's a bed in there. Yeah.

Okay. Cool. So yeah, this is a little more non-descript. Yeah. He's keeping it low key. I appreciate that. I knew people like that.

When I lived with them back in the day, they had like nothing on the walls. They had like just a bed in a TV, very workman-like. Yeah.

He's got a, he's got a portal back here that if I was 10 years old, I would assume was very frightening technology.

Oh my God. If I, yeah, nothing like that existed when I was 10 or we would have had a lot of fun trying to fit through that breaking it. No doubt. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Dustin Furman, executive producer of last and media joining us is always, how are you, my friend?

I'm fantastic. Just, uh, settling back in, I mentioned my travels last week. We'll talk about one of them in a few minutes.

But I think I'm good for traveling for pretty much, hopefully, the rest of the summer. So I've just been, uh, settling in, playing lots of games this week.

And I'm pretty sure my, uh, freezer is broken. So that's another thing that I'm, uh, it just like with, with houses,

especially when you have an older house or maybe even a newer house calling in your experience as well as just like you, you wrap up one thing.

I mentioned the, uh, the fascia on the corner of my house a few weeks ago. I finally got that fixed. It's about $1,000 out the door. Just gone.

And now it's the fridge. So it's just like, it's always there's no relief. But, uh, you know, I guess, uh, you know, at least I have a house to live in.

...