Do you have the sort of crosswiring associative type situation where if you're playing

Doom as an example and if like I call you and you keep playing and I say, I have the craziest story to tell you.

And then a year later if you replay that level, will that conversation, the moment you hit that part of the level, will it trigger for you?

Because that has happened to me my whole life.

I'll go back and replay a game. I haven't played in 10 years.

And I'll like, into a room and I'll suddenly be like, this was the moment that my friend, who I haven't spoken to

in seven years, called me to say he got engaged or something, because I'll just, it just

attaches to the visuals and the, the geography of that room permanently for me.

I have it with, um, and I've tweeted about this before and didn't see as many people share the sentiment

as i did i have it with music so when i play a game and i'm listening to a certain album at the

same time they are just forever that is an offensive premise to a story i don't mean at the same

time though like you mean you mean the music that was composed for the game? Yeah, exactly.

You mean the brilliant score.

I also don't mean...

She would dismiss a lot for Mike.

No, what I'm saying is so, like, if I'm playing through Resident Evil 3 right now, and when

I'm not playing the game, I'm also listening to Childish Gambino's latest album, which I am.

Now, for the rest of my life, I've remembered this week as Resident Evil 3 and Childish Gambino,

and they are paired together, rather than, like, I'm not actually listening to that music at the same time as playing the game.

What if you were also eating, like, pizza rolls at the same time? Would you then associate? Well, because I just do that every day, there's less of an association where pizza rolls are concerned.

But there is, isn't the sense of smell, is the most indelible memory sense that we have?

It's the most attached memory, yeah.

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