Folding Ideas

And it was like a whole thing.

That's what a lot of, uh, Dan Olson's, uh, It's Rude to Suck at World of Warcraft video is about, is about the arms race between m- mod- people using mods to make encounters easier, and then them going, "Well, but now we have to make the encounters harder because everyone's [laughs] using fucking mods."

Right, right.

And-

Yeah.

Um, keep an eye out for me in his, his latest video, by the way.

Dan Olson's gonna be doing a little thing.

Oh, yeah?

So a cool idea.

Dan Olson's got a really good video about how World of Warcraft changed that I would recommend to anybody.

I've never played it, but I definitely understood what he was getting at, which was early days it was-

was-... open and, and kinda like you had the choice of, yeah, you can go do the campaign stuff or the stuff they put in front of you, or you really could go kill 500 rats, and some people did.

It's called the A-List Hour, and he interviews everybody from attorneys to media people to elected officials and lobbyists.

He also interviewed Dan Olson, who played on the PGA Tour, and I think he did a little caddying, and now he does a little coaching.

And Dan Olson has always been a colorful figure from the Lansing area.

And so if you go to the A-List Hour, you can hear, uh, their podcast, and you can hear how Andrew Abood goes about hosting his podcast, 'cause it sounds like this.

You have to marry well.

Mm-hmm.

And again, I'm, I am going to, um, I did this, this whole theory is something that, uh, Dan Olson from Falling Ideas covered in a video like 10 years ago.

Mm-hmm.

And I am sort of, uh, plagiarizing his thoughts on that.

Yeah, so I had to stay overnight in Calgary.

And I got midnight Denny's with Dan Olson, which was really fun.

Calgary is at least better than Toronto.

So having not been there, I can say it's better than

We're taking it and paying them just what they're owed for building it.

Now, Dan Olson, that's Payne's opponent running in the April mayoral race.

He says there's too much uncertainty around the price of the project.

And he says residents agree.