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THEIRMAN-Y HADY HADY HADY HADY HADY HADY HADY HAD. All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Kagcast episode number 238.

Yes, I had to look and see what number it was.

I was reading, Wombat. I admit it.

I didn't even know you knew how to read. Yep. I'm reading at the third grade level now.

You really proud of me. That's really impressive. You and Sabrina. Yes. What about you, Raj?

I am a little bit above that, I think. I like to read it about the 11th grade level and write about the 8th grade level.

Perfect. Well, yeah. You're ahead of the curve for video game reviews, I think. Didn't they say most of them are written at like around eighth grade level?

I would, I would assume so, yes. There's some really bad video game reviews out there.

Yeah. I read one on Edge, actually, the other day. It was the one for Outland.

Okay. And that was a very well-written review. It seems like very, I don't know, it seemed very on the level.

But we'll talk about that later because I actually played it while we were waiting for you.

And, uh, what else, Wambat?

I watch the craziest movie ever on Netflix.

Okay.

It's, it's, it's, they put it under documentaries, but calling it a documentary is a very loose term.

And it's on instant watch on Netflix.

So if you have Netflix on any device, I strongly recommend, especially if you're a Beatles fan, you have to watch it.

It's called Paul McCartney is dead, the last will and testament of George Harrison.

And it is the, it is so, it's very cheaply made.

What's the, what's the theory in this documentary?

Okay, so this guy in Los Angeles was supposedly sent these two audio cassettes from George Harrison detailing the truth behind the death and cover-up of Paul McCartney in 1966.

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