This is the Gameres with Jobs conference call episode 874 for Wednesday, July 12th,

2020. I am your host, Rich, the Harpo Marxist Lovejoy, with me today sitting on the first

chairs, because every chair is a first chair here. I'm also sitting on a first chair. Three first chairs

for you. The other two

first chairs are Amanda, Amoebik Nolton. Amanda, how are you doing? Doing good. Hello. So weird using my

government name on the show. I know we do the intro every time. It's still weird every time. Hello.

Speaking of government names, we've also got the government named Beto O'Burn in the other first chair.

Oh, yeah.

I'm really happy to be here today to talk a little bit of wrestling.

Yeah.

That's my macho man.

That's as good as I can do with macho man it's not amazing

oh my childhood oh my childhood we have a really fun show as you can tell audience there is

going to be a little bit of wrestling talk for specific reasons. Our topic today is

really exciting. It's going to be on media literacy and why it matters, particularly in the

current moment that we all find ourselves existing in. But before we get into that heady topic,

we're going to start with some wrestling

games. Beto, you have a game called AEW Fight Forever, which I'm no chronologist, but forever

forever seems like a long time. So tell me a little bit about this game.

Especially considering that this is AEW's first video game or first kind of like

AAA game, Fight Forever is actually something that crowds yell in really good matches.

If two wrestlers are like killing it in the ring, you'll hear the crowd scream,

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