The autopilot order. Now, informal, the strong urge felt at the ordering kiosk or drive-through

that takes over the entire body and mind and results in a person ordering a Big Mac without even

having to think. Related phrases. Looks like I've ordered a Big Mac again. The Autopilot Order

at McDonald's. Serve from 11am, subject to availability. Hey guys, welcome to this quick take episode. We're so excited to have you here with us.

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But due to popular demand, we have decided to shake up the perks for our supporters and we'll be releasing these quick

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Hey everybody, it's Josh, and I am back with another quick takes episode for you. This one is going to

appeal to maybe some of the older gamers, but I hope that if you are a younger gamer, and you're

not familiar with games like this, that you at least look into this gameplay. Back in the day,

you had these games that I absolutely loved every game in this genre just about,

where it was a first-person RPG game, kind of like Skyrim, but it's treated a little bit

differently.

You have that same perspective, okay?

You are a hero and it's first person, but in these types of games, you had a party of people that you would either acquire

or start off with.

And you would go and you would travel around.

Generally, it works in like a grid-based system or something like that.

If you listen to my Legend of Grim Rock, quick takes episode, very similar in that vein.

And there was a whole genre that kind of

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