Welcome to the Verge Cast, the flagship podcast of Sneaky Gaming Strategies.

I'm your friend David Pierce and I am sitting in my basement doing Legos, which is a sentence

I have not been able to say for a long time and I'm very excited to say.

So Liam James, our producer, got me this Polaroid One Step LEGO thing for Christmas this past year,

which is part of, I'm sure you've seen this, but LEGO doing all the stuff with old technology

and everything from the set of the office to the McLaren Formula One car, taking all of that stuff,

putting it into LEGO form, and making it available for adults.

It's all, I think, like ridiculously expensive to the point where I have not been able to talk myself

into actually buying one of these things for myself, but I've realized it makes an awesome gift and I

hope more people give me these cool LEGO sets as a gift. So I'm gonna spend some

time putting this thing together. I realize today I've been kind of intimidated by it.

It's let's see it's 516 pieces and it is 18

and you would think I would be able to handle that but I feel like I'm rusty with Legos.

It's been a while and the idea of actually sitting here and putting this thing together is both very fun and kind of intimidating.

But I have an afternoon, I have shows to catch up on, it's going to be awesome. I'm very excited.

And pretty soon you are going to see this thing in a background when we record the

Virg cast I promise. Anyway we have an awesome show coming up for you today.

We're gonna do two things. First we're gonna talk to Will Poor who has been kind

of immersing himself in the world of right to repair. It's a really

interesting time in the world of right to repair. There have been big bills that

have gone through. There's some real momentum for the idea that you should be able to

repair your own gadgets, but there's still a lot of work to do.

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