Oh, I burst through the boundaries of my audio right there.

Don't worry, we'll cut it out in post.

So I was sautéing asparagus. the boundaries of my audio right there. Don't worry, we'll cut it out in post.

So I was sauteing asparagus.

And then your house burnt down.

But he was still able to save his microphone.

Welcome one and all, micers, excuse me, Eric's microphone was saved and that means that

Game of owns is coming at you yet again this week.

Are we okay guys? We're okay. You guys, you guys are okay. You were nowhere near the gas that was emanating from my stove.

Unlit, unlit gas. It's really got to be careful with that. But, uh, yeah, you do. We're doing good. It's been a few days since the, uh,

premiere of season four of Game of Thrones. Yes, and uh, everybody came down off their natural Game of Thrones high.

We were able at the end of the last episode to really kind of join Aria and the Hound, right,

and get on our high horses.

Holy major I did there.

Both of them.

You know, we're riding high into episode two.

I think there's a lot of anticipation for this episode noting specifically that it was written by George R. Martin.

Yes. And we know the importance of those types of episodes.

These are the episodes that if you're a fan just of the TV series these are the ones

that you want to pay very close attention to because it means that something big

is going to happen.

You know, this is, what I mean by that is,

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