Drug Wars

Yeah, sounds appropriate.

I mean, on our calculators, we used to play Drug Wars all the time.

What a great game.

Yeah, one

So we went back the next day and and yeah i think i thought i don't know i think maybe there were two other bass players two other drummers um obviously i was still with paul and we went in and then we were sat there and that's the first time i'd ever met sophie and she saw it kind of sat across the room on a palm pilot, I remember.

And I remember talking to her later going, what were you, you look very businesslike on your palm pilot and it turned out she was playing Dope Wars.

Do you remember that game?

You didn't have that bizarre thing of walking in and going sort of like, oh my God, that's my future wife.

My my brother in law is making a card game based off of it right now.

drug wars is what it was called yeah that's fucking sweet so it's drug wars it was a fucking game pull it up luke yeah is it on youtube i bet it is yeah but it was like it was text it was turned based on your fucking scientific calculator so when you were in calculus or whatever class you were in trig

oh you're talking about those blue calculators uh the the big ones i don't know what color it was

yeah i remember these i

remember these goddamn things yeah

the wild spread of drug wars ah look at the blue screen on there I used to play this.

As soon as that game came out, I paid no attention for the rest of my high school career.

I didn't listen to shit.

[laughs]

Remember that game Drug Wars that you'd play on the graphing calculators back in the day?

No.

No, it was like...

So the TI-83 graphing calculators have these little apps you could load into them, I guess.

I don't remember how you even did it.

But one of them was Drug Wars, and you'd play it with alphanumeric key entries to kind of, like, generate responses.

And I remember one of the drugs you could buy was ludes.