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we're going to play some Resident Evil Village. I hope you guys really are into that dude. I'm having such a great time tonight with you guys. Thank you so much, chat. Dude, chat, whatever, bro. Get out of here with that talk. All right. Come on, chat. How about you? Uh, hi, it's me, not Jake. I'm not Jake,

the co-host of this pocket. Uh, uh, uh, you got jabated. You got, you got jabated. Oh, shit, you just got jabated. That's right, fellow Twitch enjoyers. I know what the terms are. I didn't lie. I didn't troll. I didn't play a prank.

I did a very specific thing called jabating.

And today, of course, we're here to talk about the platform twitch.tv. I'm so excited about this episode because it literally, this platform changed my life. It allowed me to walk away from a horrible day job that I had. I mean,

what's funny is it's so meta, because between Twitch TV and this podcast, changed my life.

I was able to walk away from my terrible day job between these two things and, you know, go full time

as an entertainer, as a content creator. And so, and also, but Twitch

had fascinated me for years before that, or at least a couple years before that, as I was spending

hours on end watching Twitch streams at my day job, because it was such a great way. It was always

there for me, and it was endless hours of content. I mean, because everybody knows, I mean, shit, I've even seen on Roundtable Facebook page, Roundtable's on on Facebook page, the podcast I did before this, you know, people talking about how like they're, they just got through their third listen of the whole thing, you know, and they're sad and they want to restart. And podcasts, you know, there's tons out there and there's lots to

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