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Hey.

One reason I'm here is 'cause I knew it'd be uncomfortable.

So I tell you, let's see what that feels like.

Uh, but I know I'm standing in front of a lot of people that I love so much, [sighs] so then it has to be safe.

Uh, so when I got in...

You know, Angela, I discovered you like three years ago.

Look.

[laughs]

Uh, I think this game in general is very difficult with the... compared to other kart racers.

But those stunt levels, dude, that's like playing, like, Kart Kaizo.

It's like, like playing-

It-

Like, it's just film stock, and it, it opens with Rainbow Connection.

Yeah.

There, there is, the game is approachable from a wide range of positions on this spectrum of, like, do I just want a net deck, right? Which is the term that you would use in something like Magic: The Gathering.

I just want to take a deck off the internet and just play that and then enjoy the story and, and the gameplay mechanics, and Max, I think that's more or less how you enjoy this game.

The RFR end of the spectrum, do I want to just build decks for fun and then throw them away and never actually play and just tinker with decks, and if that's what you're into, great.

No problem there.

I do think coming back to this question of, like, how new players will approach this, I really [laughs] think the way the core set is packaged does people something of a disservice here.

Like, Will, you were talking about how, like, our first piece of advice was just put two of's in your deck.

Pretty straightforward, yeah.

Okay.

I have a lot of res- I have a lot of respect for her.

Um, I, I love her footwork.

Um, I, I love how dialed in and focused she is.

Um, I find her hard to relate to.

Um, just j- Not that, you know, certain players just let you in a little bit more and she s- she, she, she doesn't seem like someone you wanna hang out, hang out with as much as some of these other players and, and just, just vibe and watching.

But, um, so I like her, I like watching her, but I typically am rooting for someone else to, to beat her.

Cîrstea, yeah.

Who's the next guy there?

So next one for me, I, I, I don't, I don't know if I'm gonna be higher than, than everybody else on him.

I think that he's gonna be a popular name around this, this point, and he's gonna be, like, in my next tier down from Holiday, is gonna be Roldy Brito.

I really like him.

He's a very exciting prospect.

Plays a little bit infield, a little bit outfield.

He's been a big riser in my hobby prospect rankings.

Who is the guy that you are looking at?

[cheering]

I dreamt that I could produce again.

[laughs]

Oh.

All my old bitches feeling salty, yeah, yeah.

In my DM talking 'bout, "Why you dog me?" Yeah, yeah.

But I still miss you, can you call me? Yeah, yeah.

I heard ain't shit changed that you still balling.

Who's the guy to get most excited about?

For me, you gotta go Pa- Pablo Nunez.

He's, he's a very interesting...

He's a 5'11" outfielder.

You know, listed 5'11", maybe 5'10".

He signed, uh, with Cincinnati out of Venezuela.

But he's, he's another, you know, teenage outfielder.

So obviously he is the guy for the Brewers, of course.Who would you say is on that next level for-

... he's fighting John Manziel

...

if they're watching this, if they're watching this episode, it's already gonna be signed.

So you just, I just wanna let you know that.

It'll be signed within 48 hours.

M- Johnny just texted me and he said, "Yo, I, if you keep poking me online, I'm gonna walk." So when somebody starts to walk, that means they're already in.

He's in.

So what if, uh, what if the fight doesn't go down? What are you gonna do?

Straight in.

Yeah, fine.

Yes.

Um, so St. George, he was, um, he was born in occupied, what is now occupied East Turkey or Cappadocia, um, born to a Roman family.

His father was a, a, a Roman soldier, uh, who became a Christian and was then martyred for the faith.

Uh, his mother then took him back to, uh, Lydda or Diospolis, um, which is in what we now call Palestine or Israel, you know, near Beirut.

Um, well, maybe that's even Lebanon actually.

And who are the saints for people that don't know?

It was kind of weird.

It was union, and what they would do, they were, uh, protesting at one point.

So what the employees would do at, like, 7:00, and this is when I was working outside the manager at the valet and he was in the restaurant, the union employees would come and they would bang drums and stuff at, like, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning to wake up the guests and just cause chaos.

Mm-hmm.

Um, but then I, like, you, you start to hit some good shots, and then I, like, fell in love with it.

So I, I've really, I've tried to get better.

And of course you wanna go out there and play good.

In the back of my head when I'm playing bad, I think to myself, "All right, for our channel it, it's better for the channel."

He's nodding vehemently.

Well, again, I, I think it's you- you're not as in control of the situation.

The s- the situation itself is...

The stress of the situation, the demands of the move, the stress of the move, the, the, the t- the deadline, the cutoff date of trying to do all those things is, is pressure.

And maybe, maybe in some ways you need that, but you may make some decisions that later, "I wish I hadn't had done that." Whereas if, if you're on a somewhat of a regular routine of decluttering or a regular routine of just being able to objectively look at your home and your house and your closets and your space and go, "Yeah, I n- I need to do some work in here," and, and make good solid, sound decisions that you won't regret and you'll, you'll, uh, be at ease about and, and they'll...

And then you, when you see that space and it's less stressful and you're, you're less worn out from having to deal with it and know that's one more thing you don't have to worry about.

How you do it, 'cause it's really, really good.

So, uh, we get, um, I brown some turkey sausage because we are... breakfast sausage, 'cause we are doing, I would say, pretty well on our eating, so we're, we're making some better choices.

Let's just back out of here, okay?

You heard him, Frank.

Why don't you back out of here?

Nicole Studioso.

That copy of Under the Tuscan Sun actually belonged to Sign My Shovel.

Okay.

So think about any microcontroller you can think of, STM32, ESP, uh, TI, NXP-

Mm-hmm.

Started, like, you know, started when I was 12 doing robots, moved into more professional stuff in high school and college.

I built-