Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 537 of the MTT-Goldfish podcast.

I'm Seth, probably better dough to Saffron Olive, and we have the full crew here this week.

kicking things off with the owner of MTGoldfish, Richard. How are you this fine Monday, Richard? Good morning, Seth. I had a productive weekend. I was doing some dream crushing. I'll tell you guys once Crim gets in here, but it's a funny story I'd like to share. Oh, okay. I'm excited for this. But before we get to Richard, sorry, we got another co-host in Crim. Good morning, Krim. How you doing today? Uh, okay. I'm excited for this. But before we get to Richard Sowery, we got another co-hosting

Kram. Good morning, Krim. How you doing today?

Morning. Just got done kind of moving, so I'm still setting up. Other than that, though,

I mean, yo, basketball this weekend was amazing. There were some good basketball games.

I don't know how you move so often. Moving is like the worst experience. And I feel like every six months you're moving. And I'm like, oh my God, I don't know how Krim does it. He just lives in a suitcase. He might move every six months. Everything I own is behind me. And that's how. No, like, trust me, it's not a hobby. I don't actively want to move. For fun, yes. Yeah, I love moving. The worst is you have so much random crap you need to move, like all the toys and plushies and display. Like, if you were just like a normal adult and just have like, I don't know, a wardrobe and that's it. Yeah. It's like easy. You got to pack up all your fingers, make sure they don't break. It's like, oh, my goodness. My cards, all my bulk. Oh, you got to carry all that bulk around. You know, all my bulk, dude. That's like, okay, so if I turn my camera a little over, you're going to see a wall of bulk.

Yeah. That's the worst part of moving. Last time I had to move, I had like 50 boxes. They each weighed like probably 40 pounds of just like bulk cards. Yeah, I had the right idea. I had the bright idea. I was like, all right, I'm just going to put them all in one box and it'll just have this one big box of magic cards. So I put all the cards in there and realized that we couldn't lift it even with like multiple

people.

So then I had to put them all back in smaller boxes to be able to move it.

It was the word.

That is exactly what I learned bulk and like us like the boxes full of manga and comics are absurdly heavy.

Obsurdily heavy. Um, absurdly heavy.

Uh, anyway, our show today, we're going to get to Richard's story just a minute, but our show today,

we're going to be talking a little bit about standard, maybe a little bit about the Netflix

show, and then a lot about Final Fantasy, because we have a ton more sweet Final Fantasy

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