This is very dangerous. I haven't updated the form at all. Wow. Yeah, we're just living. We're just soaring

to be aware of that. I mean, you know, usually when you update the form, everything goes smoothly. So, you know, I mean, it's

bullfrog bullfrog productions made theme hospital. Wow. You've got from

from the memory banks. That is a weird. I loved theme

hospital. One of the 11 PC games like 20 years old 25 years old. Yeah, man, 30 years old.

Bullfrog, though, man, syndicate 1997 syndicate felt so illicit. I was like, oh, man, I hope my parents don't see me

playing this game where I'm just like massacring civilians in the street. It was my gang of little cyber thugs.

Oh my god. They did dungeon keep. Not that. Yeah. Dungeon keep. Dungeon keep. I'll keep her. Yeah. I remember that little devil. Yeah, two of those.

They did. And then people I'm trying to remake it for ages and arguably discovering that there's maybe less to that

idea than they thought. All right. Here we go. With that wasn't the start of the pot. Yeah, we're in. No.

What's good in that? It's November 29th. I know. I'm listening to Waypoint radio. Yeah, so 445. I'm your host, Rob.

I'm your host, Rob Zachini. And today I'm joined by Patrick Kleppich. Well, look, when you said you hadn't looked at the doc. I just assumed we were writing a new one.

Like we were establishing our own new paradigm with how the podcast starts, which is just going straight from the chitchat into the spot. I mean, I don't know.

It's you're going to hand off your file. Yeah, you're like, you know, like I got on those were the ultimately I choose. Right. I'm putting on. I know where this podcast started.

And his way before Rob said what's good. And there he is producer Carter Contreras. The back scenes, the backstage tyrant of Waypoint radio.

So we're all back from a holiday weekend when playing some games and we also reveal a shocking a shocking discovery. What over the weekend? Okay. So during COVID,

one of my friends, they wanted a bigger TV. I tried to convince them for their spot. Like it would be better to get a projector, but they want they wanted the big ass TV.

There was a sale. And so they bought a 80 inch TV. They had a 70 inch TV. And they just wanted a new one to go. Wait, 10 inches. So he told us he already had a big TV. He had a big TV.

One of the bigger TV. One of the slightly bigger TV watch the sports. And he has the spot where like as a TV grows bigger. He's close enough that it's just like such a tower and presence in the room. I get it. I get it. He's single has like a good job. Like spend your money. That's that's what this is what I would be doing.

Frequently, he's the preview and like, what would I do if I wasn't spending the equivalent of an additional mortgage on childcare per month? I'd be buying a TV that's 10 inches bigger because I've convinced myself that's the path forward. So TVs are so cumbersome to sort of like sell and they're so cheap that he was like, hey, you know,

weren't you looking to take buy TV or you know, a cheap TV to put in your garage because it was like this is a prevex scenes and stuff like this. So we're looking for a way to watch movies in the slightly warmer garage. And so yeah. So I took his 70 inch, put that in our family room. And I took my 60 inch old TV. It's like 12 years old at this point and put that in the garage.

And one of my annoyances in my house is that when I got a 4K TV for next gen, because I need I was like, I need to understand how the stuff works to like review it and all that. That's just in my office. But then it just means like, I've only got a 4K TV in here.

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