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Hi everyone and welcome to yet another fabulous episode of RetroNots, the official

old podcast for official old people. I am this week's host Jeremy Parish and with me

this week to talk about such things as the PlayStation's 20th anniversary, we have such luminaries as

Bob Mackie also old. And coming here representing Sony, though not officially speaking for Sony,

why are you so tied up and being as old? Why are we old? Why are we ancient? We're not old, Jeremy,

we're new and exciting. Hmm, sure. Who are you? I'm Shane Benheasant. Shane does not accept

his age, the rest of us do. It's fine. It's okay. You don't have to. Okay, this is an old podcast

for old people, but you can tell yourself that you're young. You're young and hard, Jeremy, we all are.

Yes, anyway, so I guess the question to ask yourself is where were you when the shuttle

challenger blew up? Actually, you're even going to go there. It's kind of a depressing day,

but it was a snow day. It was, you know, January 1986, and I was at home eating cereal. I don't know,

I was in Texas. We didn't have the snow day. It was a snow day. I was at home eating cereal. It was

really depressing. Watching it. I was at the launch pad. Don't tell anybody. Wow. Hey,

where are you even born? I was born. I was born. I was born. You're like one year old. I was born

82. Come on, give me some credit. I'll say in 1986, did any of us have any idea that

Sony would one day enter the home console race? Probably not. Uh, Sony. I didn't even know who they

were. I did. We had a Sony TV at my house. Oh, okay. We didn't because we weren't rich.

Neither were we. We started getting from a place of privilege. We had one good electronic. I think

our story was like a zenith or something. I was going to say zenith was my team. Yeah, we had a lot

of zenith. Yeah, quiz are unlike their name. They were not the same. Right?

Admiral Craig. Anyway, so I just scored on zenith and you guys missed it.

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