So here we are a very special Wednesday edition of Game of Owns, Eric Skull, and myself, sometimes called by the name Eric just said there.

And we're here to talk about a number of different things.

We're taking a little bit of a break, what a surprise,

from a Clash of Kings.

We tend to do that from time to time.

It's why it takes us six to eight months to finish a book.

Not just because there are a lot of chapters, but we are holding off on the final brand chapter which is also the final chapter of a Clash of Kings and

we'll probably look to return to that on the Friday episode but I did get a chance and I know I mentioned it on

either Mondays or Fridays episode to attend the Game of Thrones exhibition here in New York City so I thought it'd be a good idea to talk a little bit about what that has to offer.

So Micah, you're familiar with being a businessman in New York City, climbing the corporate ladder.

Well, I'm trying to climb the corporate ladder, but yes, I know what you're saying.

I heard today and was shocked to know that at the Game of Thrones exhibition,

you got to climb something else for a change.

Yes, and sadly it was not

de Nerez. That would have been very very awkward because there probably would have

been a stand-in somebody who was just there for show. But no, one of the great things about the

exhibition as it tours to eight different cities this year is the fact that you can actually climb the wall.

And when I was told this, I thought that you were going to get ice picks or something like that,

similar to what happened in season three with

John and all the wildlings as they scale the wall but what it was was you get into the lift

that takes you up to the top of the wall and it's all virtual reality so you you put on a headset for the audio and you put on these goggles and through these goggles you are looking out

over Castle Black as you ascend up the wall and then as you get to the top of the wall

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