This is a headgum podcast.

My roommate has a friend over, so we may hear, we may hear them have a little chuckle.

What are they doing? Are they playing Legos?

They were playing Legos. It looked like they were building a castle.

Nice.

So, you know, we might hear just the sound of a bunch of Legos falling on the ground.

Clattering to the ground.

If they're doing like a make-believe session where there's a dragon taking over the castle, I understand.

Yeah, you're going to, that's a fun one because you can really get that whole sort of path of destruction aesthetic

if you've got one of them big Lego dragons and it smashes through the castle walls.

Yeah.

Legos are hard to smash, though, because they fit together so intricately. You really got to, like, tear into them to achieve, like, a true path of carnage.

Like what a dragon would do. Exactly. Every time I go to Disneyland, there's a place in downtown Disney where they have, like, a giant Lego store, and they have, like, Lego store and they have like Lego models of

popular Disney characters. I think you might see like Nick Wilde that fantastic Fox

from Zootopia. From Zootopia. Sure, sure. Just looking real wily and just a little horny.

And I just I just desperately want to push it over just

just see all the little pieces go everywhere i don't think there's any stronger indication of like

a base human desire than wanting to smash some legos yeah you're never too too old to ruin someone else's good time, huh?

And that's what makes us human is like seeing a giant pile of Legos or like an ice sculpture

and being like, nope, I will just enjoy it.

Wow, someone spent a lot of time on that.

And I will respect their time.

...