This is the Gamer's at jobs conference call for Wednesday, July 19th, 2020. I'm your host, Amanda Norton.

And today we're going to be talking about games. We're going to be talking about the

psychogeographic experience. And we'll explain what that means in just a little bit,

joining me to do so. I have Rich the Joy Conjure, Lovejoy, Hello, and Welcome.

Hi, I am having a psychogeographic experience with my coffee, which is to say that the milk

curdled, but only slightly, and it's been an ongoing internal debate about how much I should

continue drinking this thing. Probably not at all, right?

Probably not at all.

Now, if it was evoking a sense of emotion, that might be, I mean, other than doubt, fear, and suspicion.

I mean, those are the chief emotions that consuming milk even before the expiration date in New York City does, does elicit.

I would say you're close because it's still a noun.

It's still under the umbrella of noun, which is person, place, or thing.

Coffee is a thing.

Psychogeographic is about a place, so we're close, but we're...

I like how we've teased, teased it this way. I will say that I personally am having a

psychogeographic experience in that my environment is so warm that it's making me giddy.

And as you've heard joining us, we've got Daryl Lathen.

Hello and welcome.

Oh, welcome, welcome.

Thank you for having me.

Yay.

So before we get into what that means, what that is,

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