Hello, hi, John. Hey, Merlin. How's it going?

Thank you for your patience. Oh, of course. Oh, I know how it is when you start taking

your computer apart. Oh, John. John, sometimes I don't know, you know? Yeah, I do. You wake

up on a Monday. I hadn't slept very well. I had two different dreams about two different

boarding schools, not a good night. Didn't sleep. Well, oh, no, no, no. It's no good when

the Paris Airport and the Las Vegas dream get together, one and two powers activate,

shape of an anxiety ladder. Then I woke up and I did it out. And sometimes I feel like

a digital farmer. You know, like I've got like a family farm. I take care of it. Some

days I wake up and I'm a very busy digital farmer. And my fence went down on my breeder

couch. I'm looking off. And I don't know what's going on. Is this all a sims reference?

What's happened? What is a digital farmer? I built a Minecraft on my breeder cow. Okay.

Sure. Sure. Sure. Uh-huh. First, first you got to hit a tree with the stick. See, and

then you can make a crafting bench. No, I had a lot of things. And you know, on this

John, look at my fingers right now. They're all kind of gnarled and gravening. Yeah.

That's because everything's connected. Okay. I'm actually like everything's connected.

I don't have a house full of internet of things. So I can say for sure that some things

aren't connected. Okay. Well, this involves, given my usual, uh,

comportment as a digital farmer, I hope I'm not scaling valor for anybody by saying

that. There are real digital farmers out there that are like, how do I do that? I bet there's

people in China with like 45 Android phones in front of them. Oh, sure.

It's kind of digital farming, but like this involves relatively few things from the internet.

And it's mostly just, you know, anyway, I'm sorry I had to fix things and on top of it

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