And thank you so much for joining us once again. It is the Nightly Pleasures podcast. I am your host and author of The Peace. You're going to hear today, The Grey Knight. Just call me, there are other names for me, but we don't have to get into that.

A lot of you are tempted to think that I'm smart.

I've tricked a lot of people into it over a lifetime from a young age on up, and I'm going

to trick people further without even meaning to.

I'm going to trick people into it.

If you can communicate well in real time, a lot of people just go, he's smart.

Allow me to dissuade you of this illusion, right? To delusion you. See? Didn't even use that word right.

Allow me to just talk about humbly a video game and how I am absolutely certain.

I mean absolutely certain that it shows that I am not nearly as smart as you guys think I am. But a little game, it's on sale on Steam.

Looks interesting.

I like a kind of games called Rogue-like, or Rogue-Lite.

Oh, fuck me.

Rogue.

R-O-G-U-O-G-U-E

dash

either L-I-K-E or L-I-T-E

Rogue-like or

Rogue-L-L-L-L-L-L-Lite.

And I enjoy

them because they come with a basic premise of there are rules in this game, and those rules are always the same.

But there are a secondary series of rules or circumstances or gaming logic or whatever, and they're going to vary every single time.

If you play Eldon Ring, great game, really enjoyed it, if you go into a certain dungeon,

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