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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to a special interview. A follow up at 2.0, if you will, of my conversation

with the legend, the man, Chris Metson. Chris, welcome back. Hey, thanks, Scott. It's been too long,

dude. I saw you briefly at Blizzcon, but, um, uh, and we talked here and there on text and stuff

that it's been a while and it's nice to finally catch up. It has. It's kind of hard to keep track of

time to be honest with you. It just goes by so fast these days. Yeah. It's good to see you then,

though. You had this crazy cool beard and then, then Chris got, uh, had to have surgery and we were

all, you know, concerned about and stuff. It all went well. Sounds like. Yeah, yeah. And had, uh,

had shaved that beard. Not to get too technical. A bunch of bad discs, I guess I had had forever.

And the bones, bone spurs were starting to, um, like, cut my spinal cord a little bit and,

you know, just off and on, pain and, um, numbness. So, yeah, they went in and did a bunch of

crazy cut in and, um, grafting of metals. Uh, so my cyborg parts are working really well.

It's, uh, faster, stronger. Oh, that's great. Dude, modern technology, modern medicine is

something amazing. Yeah. It's the thing to behold. Pretty amazing. It was kind of the first thing

I've ever been in for. You know, I've been to, you know, I don't know, in and out of

burgeon cares and things for years, but I've never really had a procedure done. So it was pretty,

it's pretty wild, but the crew was really good and that's great. It took a care. I mean,

that's awesome. So, you know, not to make a direct reference, but not unlike the,

the orcs in the next world of work craft expansion, you have, you know, have the option to stand

up straight and not hunch over. And that's fantastic. Wow. Wow, dude. That was pretty depth.

Well, I mean, I got it's a weird little tiny detail they've added to this thing, but I've

actually really like orc standing up are really kind of badass. I mean, I have to admit,

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