Hey everybody it's

it's a Ron and Jim and we're here to tell you about a new feature we're trying

out called watch parties because of the coronavirus we like many people

find ourselves cooped up at home and bored out of our

gourds. To help alleviate our boredom and hopefully yours, we've been experimenting with a few

new services and technologies. Last week we hosted a Golden I watch party on Netflix,

which was a lot of fun.

This week we're experimenting with the Twitch TV version of that,

their watch party technology.

There are a lot of benefits to the Twitch version of watch parties.

We can simultaneously stream the full audio and video of what

we're watching, automatically synced to our cameras and

commentary, which means you don't have to sync anything.

Just click a link and you can watch with us. But there are also

a few hoops you need to jump through to participate. One, watch parties only work on

Chrome and Firefox browsers. No other apps or devices are currently supported. You also need a free

Twitch. TV account. You'll need an Amazon Prime account and you'll need to link

those two together. Fortunately that's not very hard and we have a link that explains

what you need to do. It literally

takes less than 30 seconds if you have your Amazon account info handy. And best part

is unlike previous attempts to watch stuff live with our fans. This time our commentary will be in sync with

audio and video of the show automatically. We're starting our first watch

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