I'm pulling on my parking space.

We all know what that means.

It's time another drive to work.

And I drop off my son at camp today.

Okay, so today, I had interesting experiences last week that I was going to share today on my podcast.

I'm used to fandom.

I obviously, I work on a game that has a lot of fans and definitely has lots of followers.

And over the years, I've been to many conventions.

I go to game conventions all the time.

But this last week, I actually went to, my daughter wanted to go to a convention.

And one of the things we do with our kids is we sort of, during the course of the year,

there's opportunities they can earn as they do well as students and stuff.

And so the big sort of prize for my daughter this year was a trip to VidCon.

So for those who don't know, let me explain what VidCon is.

VidCon, which I assume the vid is short for video. Basically, it is for YouTubers, for people

that do, I mean, I guess not just YouTube, but do videos, sort of professional video makers.

And both my daughters, both Rachel and Sarah, are

very, very into to YouTube and vloggers and the whole world. And it's a world that I know

very little about. I know my, I know my daughters are both really into it. And I mean,

obviously, it's especially among their generation. It's huge. And so what happened was, it's, especially among their generation, it's huge.

And so what happened was, there's a guy named Hank Green and a guy named John Green,

the brothers. John Green is an author also, Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns, and they've made

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