Oh, I have a tendency to stare contemplatively at the horizon or the sky that feels kind of

protagonist. You do like to look at the stars. Very stupid. Oh, come on. Of all the things.

You made me watch it. Yeah, you gave this to her. Yeah. You forced this to live in my brain forever.

I did. I did do that.

Hello, everybody and welcome to another episode of the Overleaf StarCastic podcast. I am Blue

and I'm joined in person by Red. Yes. I was just nursing a big mug of throat

coat tea, but it was so disgusting that I threw it out. I replaced it with something much less

disgusting. A tall glass of cold brew barely diluted with milk. I have chosen to consume

neither of those things. I've got water. Choose the form of your destroyer. We were just at a

friend's wedding this weekend, and it was very, very fun. We had a blast, but we are tired.

My brain had a full reset this weekend. I barely remember what being alive feels like, so this

is going to be interesting. We had some videos to talk about. Let's maybe jump back to the

detailed diet trap first and then go from there. The other reason why we had brain resets this week.

We had first in our list of two videos on our YouTube channel, Overleaf StarCastic Productions

on YouTube, a video on the mythology of the game Stray Gods, which was something that we kind of

stumbled into being obsessed with because our good buddy Adam was doing a stream of the game

and he wanted us on. Of course, that sounds great. I vaguely know that this was in the works,

a new game from a new game composed by Austin Wintery, as noted in many prior episodes,

absolute favorite. It was cool, but it wasn't coming out on the systems that I had, not

Switcher PlayStation. Eventually, at some point, they were like, just kidding. It's on everything.

I'm like, oh, okay, sweet. We jumped on the stream and then I got it on my own PlayStation for

funsies. We had such a great time. I was like, hey, Red, I think we need to make a detail. I try

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