Well, welcome to all things internet. I'm your host Rachel Ballinger and I'm here with my mom say hi mom. Hello.

Good morning. It is a good morning.

Guys, we're recording on Monday morning, which means we actually can say happy, national, leave the office early day.

I'm out of here. No. We are in my office. So if you're listening to this and you're in an office, you get to leave.

It's a national holiday. Say I am exercising my rights. All things internet said we could go.

Hey, it's a holiday. Also happy Pride Month, June is Pride Month. Get some. I don't know what that meant.

Rachel. That's my way of saying like yeah, go woohoo. Sorry. I guess get some weight of

sexual happy Pride Month, guys. All right. Let's move on to the news of the day. So the YouTube gaming app is shutting down.

But really? No. I didn't know there was a YouTube gaming app. Oh, I thought you meant like gamers can't post on YouTube.

No, like there's a separate app for YouTube gaming apparently. I have no idea. I've never heard of this before my life.

I mean, I know there's like Twitch, which is a whole other platform and has nothing to do with YouTube.

And I know that there are gamers on YouTube, but I didn't know there was a gaming app on YouTube. Neither did I.

Well, so that's apparently shutting down to create a newer hub. Oh, I get I didn't.

Well, we're not gamers. So we are we can ask Trent. He'd know. Does he Trent? No, Trent knows Nintendo.

But he knows other thing. He knows what does he knows what's happening? He's on the up and up.

Because I get what's happening. Gaming world is so intense. It's all those like shooting terrible.

He doesn't play those games. I know he doesn't. He plays Nintendo, which is like Super Mario, Sonic, Smash Bros.

Yeah, he doesn't play like Fortnite. No, exactly. So I don't know if he's up with all that business. Oh, that's true. Yeah.

Speaking of getting rid of things, Apple is apparently getting rid of iTunes. I saw that. What happened to my iTunes that I bought?

Okay, apparently we're replacing it with a different app created by Bloomberg. But like, there's not much information.

I was really confused like, this is mean Apple music goes away. What about what happens to the music? I've already purchased.

Yeah, right. And I think Apple will iTunes is just very confusing. It used to be really simple.

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