Hey dudes, so I know we're talking about Pokemon Sleep this week, we've all been playing

it. I don't know if I'm going to say this on the pod, but I'll just tell you before

we start recording. I figured out how to get to the end game. I figured out how to beat

this thing. To beat Pokemon Sleep? Yeah, I think it's just track it. It's not like a,

no, there's an ending. You can, you can be a, you can roll credits on this thing.

You can roll credits on Pokemon Sleep. Yeah. Because I thought it was just going to

be like an ongoing like Pokemon Ghost style app where it's like you can you log in every

day, you play a little bit more, but okay, yeah, sure dude, tell us how. What is it?

You got to sleep forever if you catch my drift. You beat Pokemon Sleep when you die.

Wait, first of, how do you know this? How did you figure it out? Yeah. Okay, so I don't

know if you all have heard of flat lining. That's where you intentionally stop your

heart for a moment before getting zap back to life in that like 1980s and then remade

movie flatliners. Yeah, I was in, I was in a couple of documentaries. So I was, I was

doing a like, I was flatlining, right? And I had my Pokemon sleep going and I just started

to see the like the beginnings. What do you mean you were flatlining? You know, I just

had my rig. I was stopping my heart intentionally with electricity and had a little timer to

sort of resuscitate myself after just a few minutes before my brain shut down. But as

I was doing that, you know, like, like everything goes to wide. I was getting that DMT it.

I was seeing a bunch of, you know, childhood memories and stuff, just flooding back. And

then I started to just see an ending cinematic that's like, congratulations. And my Snorlax

is there and all my my sleeping Pokemon friends and they're all sleeping. They're like waving

in their sleep. And it starts to play for just a second. I'm like, oh my god, I'm going to get

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