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Reading and biking more? I'm not the only one doing it too. Granted it's a kindle and my phone is mapping my route on my bike but it sure as hell feels like the early 90s all over again. Also, since we're bringing things back, I have an announcement to make. I'm ordained and I am marrying people now. However, I'll let you know if I think your marriage is strong enough for my services. My goal is to get to 50 marriages and 0 divorces then walk into heaven. #mayweatherofmarriage All this nonsense and more plus a giveaway. Listen to this podcast. Make some money. Take This Podcast. 

A lot of people got a lot of opinions about New York City being dead. That's very corny. We're in a pandemic. Everyone is hurting. If you want to see what dead is like, go visit some remote states. I was in Maine for a week and that place looks dead & buried by relation. However, Maine is a goddamn lovely place. It's a hidden gem and I think the people that live there are keeping quiet about it. I also discovered that I am still afraid of the dark. To be honest, we all should be. You don't know what the hell is out there! You can find what the hell is on this episode though by listening in...

Yes, I'm still in the middle of Dark Souls but more so I have been doing a lot of standup as well. I was even on the show where a big named headliner was assaulted. Wanna hear more? Listen in. 

I've been doing things that felt like the way life was before this pandemic. I've been safe about it but it felt nice to have that feeling for a little bit. I suggest you try it. I mean be smart about it too. Don't end up getting the virus and attributing it to this podcast. Sure, I could use the publicity. You know what? Lick a subway pole. Might change this podcast name to Blame This Podcast. 

You might be hurting like me now that the CARES act ended. So we may have to rely on a loved one to help us out? That has to suck asking for a handout (govt handout excluded) or does it? I explore that ego feeling of having someone help you out. Maybe it's just me. But maybe it's also you too.

Dark Souls got me wondering a lot about my life considering how considerate you have to be to stay alive. I think about being more present and there are points in my life where I was very present. I even tell a time when I used to intern at Radio America - the biggest Republican Radio network in America. Life brings you to all sorts of weird places and this is one of them. Tune in to find out more. 

Finished off Monster Boy this week. Solid Metroidvania but really looking forward to Bloodstained and jumping head first in Dark Souls. Also got thoughts on the new Netflix show, Indian Matchmaking. 

Took on two games from the Nintendo Switch. You can hear my hot takes on them and some more. Also, I talk about the one powerful word that we don't celebrate enough as human beings. It separates us from the animals. In addition, I'm done with facade of trying to sound intelligent. Anyone else feel pressure to sound smart? Well, I'm done with that. You gonna get more me. 

Finally finished Xenoblade Chronicles. It took me 106 hours. I'll definitely look back at this and stop wondering why I wasn't as productive as I should have been. I got thoughts on the game and how it pertains to the choices we make every day. Anyway, I'm looking for my next game to play. Let me know your suggestions! No sport games. 

I'm at the point where I think I should be almost done with Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. While I think about the next game to take on (suggestions needed!!) - it has me thinking about how far I came with these characters. In 80 hours, they went from barely squishing giant ants to taking on dragon type creatures. Could you improve that quickly? Maybe even something small like changing your perspective. This episode has me comparing video game characters to us in a bunch of ways. Check it.