What's good internet? Welcome to our second episode in our waypoint 101 of Red Dead Redemption

1 to be clear, and this is Red Dead from 1. Last time we covered the opening of the game

going from the start of the game when John Marston is hired by the sort of FBI stand-in in this

game to go after his old gang. We played through the first act up until the point where he goes to

Mexico because the members of the gang he was hunting, notably Bill Williamson, have retreated

down into Mexico where he has theoretically found some sort of home with Javier Escuela, one of the

other members of John's old gang, the Dutch Vandirland gang. Today we are covering the remainder

of that game and then we're going to do two episodes on Mexico, two episodes on Mexico, three episodes

on Mexico plus a bonus on side stuff only in Mexico. We're doing the collectibles, we want to see

on the plants, do you find, do you find plants in that one? There are plants in that game.

There's the herbs. The herbs, you get that herb. Then we're going to talk with the epilogue

of the game and then we're also going to check in on Undead Nightmare again that I had not played

previously and put some time into yesterday and eager to talk about. Sadly it is a day after

Halloween when we're recording this so we missed our Undead Nightmare. It's okay, today's all

Souls Day. That's true. I don't know how to tell my daughter it's not Halloween anymore because

we spent the last month filling up to it. Doesn't have to not be Halloween. So like when we were walking

my dog this morning she would look at the different houses and go trick or treat.

I'm like no. It's just a princess dress like trick or treat. Once a year,

this is how you end up giving your child the most boring status quo version of American culture is

it's super annoying to have her be stuck on Halloween so you're like thanksgiving. It's thanksgiving.

I mean I need to just give it to the next class. I got to just start. That's what you have to do.

To Costco. This is why they put now I understand why they put out the Christmas trees and thanksgiving

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