You're listening to another great podcast in the Stoplight Network.

Tech fan podcast number 163 with Tim Robertson and David Cohen's back. and it is tech fan number 163 i'm tim robertson and hey look david kohan hello

hello david how are you again i'm okay yeah it was the last minute thing and uh my weekend

was pretty busy last week so of course I did the solo show last week.

And we did get some feedback,

and I got a lot of links from that show.

I was kind of surprised, David.

I thought, if I talk about video games,

I'm just going to tick people off.

People probably don't want to hear about video games.

The name of the show is tech fan.

But, no, the opposite was kind of true.

People seem to like it.

I think video games, yeah, there are, I mean, a game, a computer, a device, a gadget,

a lot of these things, I mean, most of tech nowadays is kind of slanted towards entertainment

of some description.

Heck, even if you're buying like one of those little drones, you're doing it to have fun.

You're not necessarily doing it for a job or anything for most people.

I think the consumer part of the tech industry is very much about entertainment,

and games are a very central part of that and the

developments in games and software and the companies doing that that are often involved in other

parts of the industry too so it all kind of comes what goes around comes around if you know what

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