It's not got the staying power. It's a throw away joke. But enough people like the pastry

it's contained. Oh I thought that's what I thought that was your new intro. Flaky like the

pastry. We're never flaky. We never miss a week. Even when there's tidal ways of work to crash

through, we never miss a week. The other week when the podcast was massively delayed. It wasn't delayed.

It appeared in some places. It was recorded in time. People eventually could listen to it. Yeah,

I mean, that's what you're going to get from this podcast is effort at least. Yeah. So yeah,

this week what we're going to do is we're going to do another one of those like build a game

workshops. But this one's different. We're not building a game. We're building a copyright nightmare.

This one will, yeah, we'll have to dance around a lot of strikes. We'll be fine. It doesn't get

a YouTube. We'll be safe. We're going to build our own game. OSTs, which is music if you're

into that. How are we going to do this? Well, what we're going to do is we have how many categories,

eight categories, which you'll get to in a bit. But first, why don't you talk about why we're doing this?

Yeah. The prompts. If you're from Britain, you probably know what the prompts are. If you're not,

it's these big fancy month long orchestral concerts. Have you ever been to a prompt? No. Me and

Adele did go to the Royal Albert Hall to see PlayStation music. They said we basically went

side similar. That was good. Yeah, that was real good. I've been to one with like contemporary

classical music, which is great because it's just dudes like hitting stuff half the time. You just

go to stomp. Yeah, went to stomp in the Royal Albert Hall stomp from. They're just their beautiful

classical music concerts in rarefied atmospheres. Exactly. For the people. And they started,

do you know this show? Do you know this fact? 1895, I don't think you know this fact. 1895 was

the first ever prompt, but more significantly this year. And in fact, this week was the first

ever video games problem where they played lots of different video game music. It actually happened

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