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This week on Retrinauts, how sharper than a plumber's paper cut.

Welcome to this paper thin edition of Retrinauts. I'm your host, Nadia Oxford.

With me are two esteemed guests. First of all, we have our good friends Stuart Gip. Say hello, Gip.

Oh, hello, hello. It's Gip, actually. But that's okay. It's absolutely okay.

It's good. It means that you've re-read. That's a good thing.

But you're more of the ssss. It's also the French except not in any way on any level.

Yeah, it's just kind of like, they got the sophistication, but I'll remember that.

But we also have... You're more Jeff and Wes Giff.

Well, now you just spoiled your presence to say I have my husband here as well, David Oxford. Say hi.

Hello. Tell us about yourself. Have you got to have you on the show?

We've been married for 10,000 years. Give or take.

Yeah, yeah. But I wanted to do both here because you're both as I understand it and as they can

vote for David, huge fans of Paper Mario, the thousand year door, which is our topic today,

especially because there is a remake coming out in 2024. Are you guys excited for this remake?

I'm very excited about it. I'm excited about the Mario RPG remake as well. I think we're

eating good, basically, because they're both looking good. I mean, the thousand year door, all it really

needs is just to be re-released more or less as it is, but maybe HD'd a bit.

You know, I'm pretty sure we're going to get into that, so I'll leave it for now.

Yeah, for sure. David, I know you're excited.

I think I'm still in the shocked phase that they're even doing it, but much less excited.

Yeah, but as I to restate here, we're gathered here today to talk about Paper Mario,

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