Welcome to Tomorrow Today, the podcast where we talk about tomorrow, but today.

Dant-Dun, my name. Dun, dun, dun.

My name is Nashville, and I'm joined, as always, by my favorite co-host.

Your only co-host.

My only co-host.

Oh, there was really promised additional ones.

Sorry, it's just me.

It's Andy.

Hi, Andy.

How are you?

I'm lovely. Are you? I'm lovely.

Are you? I'm looking forward to this conversation.

Me too. Today, we are talking about video games as therapy, which I'm very pro. Are you pro?

Are you pro video games?

I'm actually not very, well, I'm not not pro video games. I'm just not a video game er okay so what's your favorite

video game yeah um not even like a Mario Kart's yeah I'm trying to think if I think Mario

cart's like kitsy and cool now so like saying that makes you just sound like a dumb hipster versus

like you can't like Mario Kart because it's too mainstream. Well, you know what I mean. Like, it's not what it used to be back in the day. Oh, my God. You were worried just liking it was going to make you a hipster, not that, like, you liked it before it was cool? Yeah, I definitely liked it before

it was cool. First off, second off, I don't know, as fun as that game was, it can't be the

best game I've ever played. That's putting a lot of weight on that game. Like, I don't know if I

can really like emotionally attach myself to Mario Kart 64 like that.

Okay, but you did also say that you weren't a huge gamer. I'm not. But now it's like an identity thing. Got it. Got it. Your reputation is on the line. I get it. I understand. Yeah, maybe like Maniac Mansion. That's a throwback. Okay. Wow. Okay. I don't. I mean, I was going to go with Mind Sweeper, but now I feel silly.

...