Hello everybody, I'm Tom Vassel, and welcome to At the Table,

Tom and Eric, a show about people who play games. Once again, I'd like to say, I'm Tom Vassel.

Still working on those cue cards there, Tom. And I know we read stuff, okay? You're making the

Eric makes me read stuff. It's the same sentence every episode. And I'm Eric Summerer. At the table,

today, our guest is a diced tower contributor alumnus and a host of the shelf stories YouTube channel.

He's also a cognitive behavioral therapist that's a mouthful who provides individual therapy

and a private practice near Hartford, Connecticut, right in my backyard. Everybody, please welcome

Mr. Jason Perez. Hi there, Jason. Yo, my people, what's up? It is good to be back on the diced tower.

You did the 20-20 intro diced tower alumnus reviewer. I love the sound of that.

You need to wear your special hat if you're an alumnus. Or t-shirt. I never, I never got a t-shirt

or like a diced guy or any. We don't feel like I need to get out. You were about to get a diced guy,

so that was you were, you were so close. I'm making new ones now. Oh, man. If I had done like a

100th review or something, I think I, I think I ended up like 90 something. Well, if I had gone

to 100, it would have been awesome. Actually, I could just take a random one and say, that's you and

you would never know. Or you are serious. Like, like, means these would look really similar.

So Tom, anything you want to share before we get into the meat of the show, I know you have some

happy news, at least on this program to share. Actually, double, double, double thing here.

First of all, one of my daughters, daughter three has graduated high school. So I am three sevens

of the way to, well, debt actually, but you know what college is expensive. That no one tell you

otherwise. So congratulations to Holly. Although, I will be sad to lose her painting skills here in

the studio. But also, yes, I'm a grandfather, which now means I'm old. 45 is not too bad for a

grandfather though, right? That's an impressive pace. Well done. My father is 65 as a great grandfather.

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