Roman Mars. Ben, Brock Johnson. So you were a father of twins. I am a father of twins. I would like to introduce you to one of my twins. This is my son who got the name I always wanted. Brock Johnson.

Hello, Roman Mars. Oh, Roman Mauds.

Oh, you're fired. This kid's coming for you.

He'll have my resignation on his desk on Monday morning, for sure.

That's right.

Brock is doing what a lot of eight-year-olds do these days.

He is designing a very ridiculous tree house that I do not have the ability or the resources to construct.

He is riding his bike as fast as possible.

And he is starting to play, just starting to play video games, which offer him this whole universe of different worlds to inhabit. He likes smashing things just as much

as the next eight-year-old or 45-year-old in my case. But, you know, when I asked him about what he

really loves about playing video games, he's not just about smashing things. He's about

game environments. I play a lot of the tundra biome and sometimes the forest

bio. Forest biome? Yeah. What do you like about the forest in video games? You can really

transform the forest into a nice home, and there's really cool bushes.

Sometimes I really like the bushes.

I can always be like, hmm, is there something tangled up at this bush?

And it's really fun to imagine what could happen.

And sometimes it does happen.

You know, I've never heard an eight-year-old use the word biome so much.

Like, he's just really, like, insorcelled by the outside world inside of his, you know, indoor kids game.

I know.

He really is.

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