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This week on Virgin History, the Verge's new chat show about old technology,

we're talking in guitar hero.

You know, the game that we all spent countless hours standing in our living rooms,

hammering away on a plastic guitar, just trying to be rock stars. And you know what? We were rock stars. On this episode, we go through the whole history of the game, from its origins in

arcades in Japan, to its incredible ascents in the music industry,

all the way to a somewhat surprising place you can still see remnants of guitar hero.

All that on version history, on YouTube, or wherever you get podcasts.

And you did something you almost never do.

You didn't let me finish.

That's really unlike you. Oh, yeah, right. Do you like to see the statistics on the talking of this show? Hi, everyone. This is Pivot from New York Magazine in the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Kara Swisher. And I'm Scott Galloway. I have returned to our country, Scott. Yeah, you look much better. Thank you. How was your

travel back or your trip back? You know, you leave yesterday and arrived to, or no, you leave

tomorrow and then you arrive today. I don't know. It's just like I left at 10 a.m. and then I got

back. It was the same day at 10 a.m. That's all I know. It's funny because I can confirm you have not aged since yesterday.

Do you like my, I had a treatment. I think I looked good. I think I was a great skin. Yeah, I wore a robot outfit. I wore a robot. It was good. It was good. But I, um, robot outfit.

I really am happy to be back.

I don't like traveling that much.

You know, I'm not, I don't, even though I travel a lot. So I didn't want to tell you this while you're in Asia because I didn't want to trigger anything, but occasionally I have, I can tell you think it's going to be a dirty choke. It isn't. You're literally waiting like, oh no, here it comes up in my sleep. Is this the one? Is it going to be something about, I don't know, some sort of bad Asian flu joke or something? You know those funny Democratic ladies? They said the word twat, so we can do anything we want now. Well, that's the great thing about living in London is technically you can use the C word. Oh, yeah. You mean something different. I still don't use it.

Anyways.

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