No way out to city when I know that there's hot cash coming back

hot hard cash All right, well let's get cracking there, because we've got a rig who on.

Because we've got a rig who on, because people got things to do, stuff to do, places to be. We got busy lives,

busy lives, we've got busy lives, can't be faffing around here doing a stupid podcast about

video games, we've got important shit to do.

That's it, can't waste of making a stupid radio show for the internet.

What's the point of that?

Who listens to that?

Who listens to podcasts anymore?

It's all about video.

It's all about...

VR. Why isn't this in virtual reality yet?

See, this is what we need if we want this show to really take off and be popular is we need to make like, you know all those like things where they have crudely made puppets and they sort of sink along with stuff.

Yes.

We'll make some crude puppets and we'll make like a VR interactive video where every episode of the

podcast like while we're talking the puppets are moving their mouth just about at the same time you know proper interactive experience

If our podcast were a VR game it would be marketed as a survival horror.

I wonder if I can simulate the VR experience on a podcast.

Like if I go like this and go backwards and forwards like this, like away from the mic and near the mic,

and go behind the mic, like my mic's on a swivel on I can I can put it up right it's now

like like three foot above my head and then if I bring it back down and then spin it

round now I'm behind the microphone and then I just realized I'm going to mix this in mono

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