Audacity could be your good name if you were a professional gamer. That is good. That's actually not bad. That is pretty good.

You'll guy I'm gonna be playing Valorant tonight.

But like the I needs to be like the I needs to be the one. Yeah, I need to be the one and then like

it's sort of like the letter should be a little bit like an oddly like upper and lower case combination.

How about this? So audacity is like a plan audio, but your game award would be like odd ODD audacity.

So that's one type of gamer name like it would probably be something that's close to audacity, but modified in such a way that makes it not a word like it would be like audacity.

I'm writing. They never actually know what words are.

Yeah, yeah, gamers are like, yo, you can won't believe this. I got the I got the full word for my name. I got a

rionitate. I think what the fuck is that? It's not anything. We're in the we're in a post verbal world. They don't really understand how things are spelled.

I got a comp game with somebody named Brian X and I don't know if I like my mouth.

Rionics. Rionics. Yeah. He was really shitty too. Rionics sucked.

Rionics. Awesome. Sounds like one of those endless companies we saw driving from Boston to New Hampshire.

Yeah, yeah. Creepy company like that's clearly.

Heck company. I owe weapon. Yeah. No, they're all companies that you pond family like child sacrifice or weapon scheme.

Yes, they're all companies that would be like medical or psychological firms in early David Kronenberg films.

Yeah, yes. Or like, where there's a campus where you have to go for treatment.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah, something's a place that like Damien would work in before Omen 3.

Greetings friends. It's your choppo for the week in a little bit. Me, Matt and Felix who will be up to our usual spoof and goofs.

But before then in the first half of the show, I have an interview with you.

Sorry, I have an interview for you with a human rights attorney who has been under house arrest with an ankle monitor in his apartment on the Upper West Side since August for the crime of winning a lawsuit against Chevron for poisoning.

I don't know half of the Amazon and Ecuador.

It's an astonishing case. It's like I read this article in the intercept this week and it was it was jaw dropping.

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