Well, someone says something funny first and then that can be air opener and then we'll start.

Oh, I'll get right on that.

So that was another case where we got a bunch of feedback that I thought talked about something

we had covered in the previous show, but apparently we did not do a good enough job.

So if we don't get the job done the first time, we'll go back and try again.

This was about video games and the the top I came up when both of you had said that you

had played video games when you were younger and didn't play them as much now and we talked

about why that might be and I talked about the average age of a gamer and they brought

out stats from the ESA.

I think I'm the last show and talked all about this and a couple people wrote in to talk

about the difference between people who play video games and people who are self identified

gamers.

Some people wrote into sale.

I just play a couple iOS games now and then I certainly wouldn't call myself a gamer.

One of the best ones I thought was Joe Lyon who wrote in to say a section from what he

wrote, having put in hundreds or thousands of hours playing games over the past couple

of years, I by no means consider myself a gamer.

So I mean, a lot of people put in the argument in terms of time like, I just play once

and while not a big deal, but this guy plays games all the time.

It is only counts hundreds or thousands of hours like in playing during the commute,

just obsessively playing games, finishing games or whatever, but does not consider himself

a gamer.

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