Hey, look, he's a little dead mean.

Oh, welcome to the podcast. It's us again.

Uh, that's us again.

Uh, that's our new song.

Uh, that's great.

I'm gonna be fucking.

Oh, welcome to the podcast.

It's us again.

Uh, that's our new song the old song's gone uh yeah we're just we're just chilling what what day what is this uh january we're in mid january 2020

i mean that was a disgusting laugh, but here we are.

That wasn't a laugh.

That was the, uh-huh.

Okay, good.

There was a thing we forgot to mention last time that, like, I'm kind of disappointed that we didn't get to because it's going to feel a bit segmented in this episode.

But I saw it, and I had to mention it.

Mike Shinoda, shilling NFTs in like this

strangest way. I hate to jump, like, right into this shit, but like, I want to get this out of the way.

He's, he was shilling NFTs in, in a way that I don't think I've seen anybody else do, where he was like

trying to argue to game developers, like how easy it is and how beneficial it would be.

And he was like, man, wouldn't it be great if you could like own a skin like, really own it so that way you could transfer it from video game to video game at a moment's notice?

And it got just dunked on by everybody in the space.

There were all these developers being like, dude, it took us, like, three months to port a skin from our old engine into our new one.

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