Hi, this is Rachel McElroy.

Hello, this is Griffin McRoy. And this is wonderful. Thanks for listening to Wonderful. It's a podcast where we talk about things we like that's good that we're into. I just made eye contact with our neighbors. I just looked at the window and made eye contact with our neighbors. What do I do, babe? I'm in hell now. But we're up high. How did you do it? I looked at, I was looking past you to the outside window. Were they on the ground? No, they're in their house and they're at their own outside window and just like we happened to. There's no way they saw you in the eye. Baby, I'm telling you, even from as far away as we are, I just made eye con. You're not taking this as seriously as I thought you would. This is... We need to leave now. We have to find a new home. This is a thing... Podcasts we're talking about things we like that's good that we're into, and I'm going to have... It'll take me while to shake this off, babe. They think you're Joe Rogan? Christ, I hope not. Jesus, God, I hope not. I like to think that if you

observe me voyeur style through the windows of our home, even for 10, 15 seconds. You don't have a big

cigar. That's one of, is that one of his things? I think that's a thing that he does. Is a big cigar? I think so.

Oh. No, I don't know. I don't think I give off that. I don't think I give off big

manosphere energy. You don't. Thanks for laughing. Thanks for laughing at that. You know, I bet the guys in

the manosphere would have something to say about the fact that you left. I left at that when I said that. Do you have any small wonders, babe? Any fun things to talk about? A little light aparthefe. I don't see anybody over there, by the way. I'm looking at you know. The other house, honey. The other one. Oh, the other house? Yeah, the one that's immediately behind you. They're gone now. They were

there before, I promise. Um, do you want to go first? I've been playing a neat game called the

drifter, and it's very much in the vein of, like, the old LucasArts,

like, point-and-click adventure games from, like, the 90s. I don't know if you were,

if you had any of those at your house, stuff like The Dig or Full Throttle or any of those

ringing a bell? Grim Fan. Grim Fandango.

That one sounds familiar.

Yeah.

It's just a modern adventure game sort of modeled after that about a guy who returns to his hometown and finds himself embroiled in this mystery of abductions.

And he keeps coming back to life every time he dies and it's this big mystery

and it's I don't know it just feels genuinely a lot like a game from that that era and it's been

taking me on a nice stroll through memory lane because I used to play the hell out of those.

This is just a game for fun? Yeah. I like that you still get to do that.

That it's not just business.

It's very rare.

It's very rare.

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