Hi, guys.

Hello, and welcome to the TriForce podcast. I'm on my own this week. I assume I don't

know where Sips and Lewis are. I've just sort of just a recording at home and I don't

know hang out with this. Yeah, we did one without you a while back. So it's your turn to do one by yourself.

So the TriForce is actually meant to be three people, not just two people, but leaving me out.

Well, no, we're paying you back. You're doing this one on your own this week. We're just going to sit here and

listen and make sure that you're doing it right. Sort of thing. It's like a job interview, sort of.

I don't need that job interview. Yeah. You can keep your job, buddy.

I don't need that extra pressure. I got two kids. I had a wife, I had a job in a family. I don't need no

pesky job interview. Damn right. Pressure from you. You son of a bitch.

Do you have a wonder that like I worry about one day all this, you know, internet stuff not working

out anymore and I'll have to go and get a real job and I'll have to go in and they'll say,

all right, Mr. Forsyth, we've had a look at your CV here and there appears to be a 10 year gap

in employment. What were you doing in this time? Just playing games on the internet, playing games.

You know, I think about this from time to time and if the past four years of playing games

on the internet for a living have made me not give a fuck at all about the future.

Like if it all dries up and I have to go back to a job or whatever, fuck it. I don't give a shit.

Like all work. What are you going to do? I don't care. Like honestly, like I could care less.

I will not emotionally invest into any job that I take. So I will turn up. I'll be like the guy from

office space. I'll just like got a fish on my desk or just do whatever because man, I've worked with people like that.

Like all the places I used to work at, I was like, oh shit, you know, it's important. It's a career.

I got to like do well. I have to like progress and stuff and like not that shit matters.

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