Oh, hey there. We're talking to Jeff Myers about the Lego games. If you haven't played

the Lego video games, there's some good ones. There's Ryan. There's Ryan.

Fantastic. Do you have any favorite video games, Dr. Jeff Myers? Are you into video games

at all? Yeah. Or just old school. Old school. Calico. Okay. Galaga. Galaga. Okay. All

right. Atari 2600 era. That's like 86. In our little town in Manatee Springs, the

little hippie town right at the foot of Pikes Peak, there's an old arcade with all of

the classic games. Still there. Still there. People still go and pay quarters. Oh, yeah.

Hey, yeah, like actual quarters. Yeah. Money. That's awesome. You put it in there and you

play the old games just like you used to. Yeah. You know, the Galaga in my town was at

the grocery store. Then the lobby of the grocery store. That's cool. That's where you

know, that's where you hang out and play the game. I'm going to age myself, but we used

to have an arcade at the local mall that we'd ride our bikes to. And we would, there

were street fighter two tournaments that would happen after school. So like the elementary

school kids would be there. There'd be this long line. You'd set your, you'd set your

quarter on there for your like next play. And whoever there was this one kid that could

win like the entire thing. There were actual fights that broke out like over this game.

Like street fighter. So because you can win on the screen, you just really feel tough.

Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah. That's right. You know, the guy that played ball at

what's his name, the Russian guy. So did they have a rocking chair for you now there

where you can like shake your cane and yell at the youngins? That's what I need.

Yeah. Yeah. It is. Is that a joke about him being old?

No, that's correct. Half the men in my town look like Gandalf.

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