All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Cadcast episode number 351.

I am your host, ShoebD, here in Tokyo, Japan.

And of course, as always, we are joined by a man who is obsessed with speed test, Wombat.

Hey, I am obsessed. I pay a lot for my internet. And. Hey, I am obsessed.

I pay a lot for my internet.

And when my connection isn't good, I get upset.

I think that's reasonable.

I think that's a reasonable crazy quam.

Crazy quam?

Is that a thing?

Because otherwise, they're like stealing from you

if you're not getting your, your megabits.

See, you understand.

Of course.

As a man who pays nothing for his internet, I totally understand.

Uh-huh.

I'm just rubbing it in a little.

I understand that.

I don't appreciate it. Do you feel the burn? Isn't there someone else in this show who pays for their internet? Yes, there is the world famous shipwreck. My wife might pay for it. I'm not sure. Well, that's the same thing. Your household pays for internet. Yes. Yeah. I do that. I don't know. I don't complain too much. I pay for things. They give me my service. It all works out for shipwreck in the end. Although the law says that's going to change. Yeah, I don't know. I don't really understand that whole net neutrality thing. I probably should have read about it before we did the show.

Basically, I think what, you know, and again, I'm sure someone will correct me, but this is what I gathered.

So sites that require a lot of bandwidth can start to be charged by bandwidth providers.

So Netflix, for example, uses a lot of bandwidth. So Verizon could say, hey, you use more bandwidth than Kotaku. We're going to start charging you for the bandwidth that we provide

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