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This week in RetroNots, everything is awesome.

Hello, welcome to RetroNots, episode 407. I'm not Jeremy Parrish, I'm actually

Stuart Gip and I'm hosting an episode for the first time ever.

I'm very grateful for the opportunity and I'm glad that for the first one I've been given

something that's very suited to my skill level, which is a child's play thing that would be Lego.

A lot of people talk about Lego being aimed at all ages, but no, it's just just small children.

And if you play with it, it's an adult who should be ashamed of yourself, frankly.

I know, obviously I don't mean that, it's great, everyone loves it, everyone loves to build.

And speaking of build, they have built, see, a very fine reputation for video games, not to mention, well, models.

And again, speaking of models, let's introduce our guests on this episode.

As I said, I am Stuart Gip, you may know me from rambling about battle toads, etc. previously.

Let's go over to, I was about to say go to America, that doesn't narrow it down.

Let's go over to, I guess, Jeremy Parrish. There we go.

Should I introduce myself?

You should, even though I have now introduced you spoiled the surprise. Hi, I'm Jerry Parrish.

I'm not sure what the segway about models was all about, but I'll take it.

Yeah, it's because you're all so beautiful, you know, yeah, I know.

And we're also made of component pieces and come with instructions.

I don't know, whatever is funny is just think that.

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