Maybe you change your mind too many times.

Over and over again.

Over and over again. Baby you change your mind, oh too many times, over and over again, over and over again.

Hello and welcome to still buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us.

I'm Sidney McRoy.

And I'm Taylor Smurrow. Tay, you went to a culture that made us. I'm Sidney McRoy. And I'm Taylor Smurrow.

Tay, you went to a con over the weekend. I did. I went to Pax East in Boston. It was a lot of fun. What'd you do? Oh, I did a bunch of stuff. You know, sometimes... So my home convention is New York Comic-Con, where it's one of those cons where there can be lots of cool stuff on the schedule.

If you're not willing to line up like hours ahead of time, you're not going to get into the cool stuff. So it ends up just be like wonder around, eat an overpriced sandwich and go home. Pax is the opposite of that. I feel like pretty much everything I wanted to do I could do. That's great. It's just like a really well planned convention in like a really big convention space.

It's really well run. I don't know. I like I went to panels about like hero rankings,

about like, you know, I don't know, about therapy use in video games.

That was a really interesting one.

I saw there were a couple drag shows.

I saw a bunch of drag performers play this like one shot where they had to control a flock of seagals.

That was it.

It was like oops all seagulls.

That was great. I saw they had like a ton of live

play. Matt Mercer was there in a live play. There was an amazing musical performance. I

cosplayed with my friends. I drank a lot of tiny bottles of Bresco and the hotel bar.

What did you cosplay as?

For the first day, I was only cosplaying for two days.

Me and my girlfriend did wavy chew and windy chew from the upcoming Pokemon game.

Yeah.

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