Don't say anything funny now. That's a really good ending. So don't say anything funny.

You can always put it at the beginning of the show.

That's true.

Time has no meaning in podcast, Marco. You were the master of time and space.

Oh, God.

Some follow-up. Do we want to talk about Flappy Bird and getting an argument again?

I would just like to say that I think most of the feedback sided with me that Flappy Bird is actually a good game.

Not a great game, but it was that it got most of its popularity, at least the initial popularity, boost that got it into the top charts, which then made social elements really take over.

It got a lot of its popularity simply because of its merits.

And even though it is not, it is not like, you know, it's, to me, it's, it's like a McDonald's

hamburger of games.

Not even McDonald's.

It's more like a Wendy's hamburger of games.

It's like, you know, it, you shouldn't like it.

It's terrible.

It's complete junk. However, it's good.

No, no, no. That's McDonald's is good. McDonald's is not good. Except breakfast. Breakfast is good.

Well, whatever people eat at McDonald's, it's actually good. Is there anything there?

Yeah, breakfast is good. The burgers are not, but breakfast is good. I've actually found that on long car trips, where I have to, like, stop at a rest area somewhere in the middle of nowhere to eat,

I would, if I have to pick between the major fast food chains

and you're really somewhere in the middle of nowhere,

I would go with McDonald's because they've always been extremely good about quality control standards.

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