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This week in RetroNots, let me edgitain you.

Hello, welcome to RetroNots once again. I'm Stuart Chip. I'm presenting for the first time in gosh several weeks.

And once again, I am joined by Dave Bulmer, who I have released from the RetroNots shed.

He's finished his jigsaw. Hello. Hello. I'm sorry I spoke over you all the way.

Oh no. I'm being terribly unprofessional.

We're talking about. I'll wait a minute just to remember that's what normally happens.

Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Yeah. We got an uninterrupted hello just as we can be expected.

If you want to use it for your groovy beats, if you want to sample me going hello and put it in your jungle records.

Oh man. What if someone actually did that? That would be amazing.

That's like what they what they what they used to do on other sort of radio programs.

I think it's a good anecdote there. So I just gave up. Did it was it? It's all right because your your stuttering as you tried to think of something to say.

Founded like a remix in and of itself. So now nobody has to do that.

Yeah, I did that on purpose. It was a clever matter joke. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. I wasn't just being incompetent at all. Anyways, now speaking of incompetent.

Today the theme of today's episode of Retro Nords as you have now seen because you have looked at the words on the player that you're using is back to school.

Is that going to be a number? I haven't decided if that's too obvious. You know what I mean? I mean, I feel like it kind of has to be a two like a number two.

Well, it feels like it has, but that's because there is an old game called back to school, which this isn't about.

No, it's not. It's that because what we're talking about today is we're talking about the games and software that is game adjacent that is either from school or relevant to school in some way.

Not not about a school like back to school and school days, which is the sequel to those are about a sort of undefined Bastreet S-esque school.

For Americans who aren't familiar with Bastreet, it was a school with terrible rude naughty children. I don't know if there's an American or a school.

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