Hello,

Hello everybody, it's your debt collecting raccoon man.

Bruiser holded McNeely.

There you go. That's, I think that's, that's all we're going to do. That's the end of the episode.

Yeah, it's going to be this the whole time. Jake's going to talk like that. I'm going to do

an episode to no one. All right. I won't do that. And of course, we're talking about

Animal Crossing. I think I was just saying this, but I don't think the new game could have come out at a better time. I think we need to do this episode. No, there's no timeliness. There's not, it's chill vibes holding. It's chill. It's chill. It's normal. It's cool. I'm new in town. Hey, what's going on? Oh, there's a coffee house. I found a entire skull of a Tyrannosaurus Rex in my backyard. Easy peasy, Governeasy. It's cool. Hey, I'm friends with the mayor. I might be the mayor. I don't know. Whatever I want, it's Animal Crossing. We're chill. We're chill. We're chill. Yeah, nothing horrible is happening right now. It's right now. Nothing horrible's ever going to happen, man.

It's fine.

But, yeah, I will say I picked up my very first Animal Crossing with New Horizons on the switch,

and I totally get it.

I totally get it.

It is, in fact, I was getting frustrated at a different video game last night.

And Lexi was like, can you please play Animal Crossing?

Can you please play Animal Crossing?

He's like, there's just no way to get annoyed at that game for the, you know what I mean?

Like, I, it is such a chilled out, fun experience.

It is there to make you bliss out.

It is, it is just built in this way, which is so funny, and we'll talk about the history of it.

But it's based on a really difficult, traumatic move in a man's life.

A very, like, stressful situation.

Out of that came this incredibly enjoyable, relaxing experience.

I think to me, what this game represents is kind of the miracle that is modern Nintendo.

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