The Dalorrian Show

Episode 22 of The Dalorrian Show.

This week I did something stupid. GTA Online is making an obscene amount of money and Rockstar has a problem they created for themselves. Zuckerberg is building something that I've already thought about doing and it probably says something dark about me. The new Xbox CEO made an announcement I don't believe for a second. And Hollywood wants to touch Red Dead Redemption.

Also I'm an Orc now. He has a mustache.

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