Hello, more about that in a second, but we've already been talking about disbelieving

things and fantastical things in discussing the movies that we've seen recently.

Joel has been to see Ghostbusters after life. I've just watched everything everywhere all at once.

More discussion about that can be found in the render distance, the extended version of the

podcast that our patrons get access to by subscribing over at patreon.com slash the spawn shunks.

Speaking of our patrons, we also have a monthly Minecraft hangout coming up on Saturday, May 28th

time to be confirmed, but most likely to be around the same time we've done the previous ones.

And in addition, a bit of a housekeeping before we get into the main show. On next week's show,

we should be joined by bedrock edition content creator, prowl 8413, who's going to be balancing out

our Java centric experience here on the show with some bedrock knowledge and probably chatting a

lot about parity between the two versions as we lead up to 1.19 release. So if you're a bedrock

player, that's definitely going to be a show to look out for. So what do you say we kick off with

what we have been up to in Minecraft? What's new man? So this week, I've mostly been taking it easy

because it was my birthday week. So I figured I would probably just kind of relax and do what I

wanted to. So I've been working a bit more on my copper aging facility. And because it was my

birthday, one of the components of it was a lot of cake. So I've been working on this thing where

observers detect the stages of copper blocks as they age. And it counts this off using a dropper.

So one dropper has four unstackable items in it like wooden shovels is what I've been using.

It ejects one of those into the dropper below each time the copper changes state. So it goes in

as a regular copper block that gets picked up by the observer because it's changing the block in

front of the observer. And then the next three stages of change are also counted off by these wooden

shovels. And then once the four shovels get into the dropper at the bottom, it ejects it from the

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