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Hello everybody, Happy Friday. It's time for chaos. Now, we took a couple weeks off and then we had an episode last week, which was episode 12, but would you, the audience may not realize, is we have not recorded in almost four weeks, like three and a half weeks.

I have not seen these people. We have not played together. And for a game like this, that's wildly dangerous because there's so much information. If you don't think about it constantly, you're going to forget.

But the information I'm most interested in is what has everybody been up to for the past few weeks since I've seen you. I want to know what is your summer been like? What have you been up to last three weeks?

I went to the Oregon coast, my family, to hang out with some in-laws. And we were staying right near the Goonies Beach. Isn't that a story, Oregon?

Yeah, well, yeah, we were just south of there, I think, but we went to Haystack Rock, was where the one-eyed Willys ship and probably sails on its own past.

And then I did a quick trip to New Orleans to remind my parents what I looked like. And that was that.

That's a fun trip. What's the weather like in Oregon this time of year? Is it balmy?

Oh, it's the Blue House. You get off the plane. They put one of the, they put a lay on you. It's very tropical. No, it's gray and moist all the time.

From what I understand. It's weird because as you're like, you know, we grew up in the North Shore of Massachusetts and there's obviously beaches.

The beach is in Oregon. It's like nobody is swimming, which was crazy. But you're hanging out in like beach towns, which are very like, you know, beach towns all around the world are probably very similar in a lot of ways.

And yet no one's doing anything in the water because it's rightfully so. It's, you know, frigid. So it's a strange, like the impression of a beach.

I was just in the outer banks. Well, I guess we'll jump to me. I was in the outer banks for a week and we drove because I didn't want to fly with two kids.

Instead, we drove for 10 and a half hours. And the beaches down there are, they're beautiful. And the waves are just brutal. It's not like these Massachusetts beaches where it has like a low tide. There's no low tide out there.

But you forget how weird beach people are too. Beach people are too much sun. Beach people are weird people.

Especially like the year rounders, the people that choose to live on that beach all year like, you know, it's hurricanes to come through. It's just it's weird people.

What have you been up to? Nor since Jen con super exciting stuff. Troy unpacking lots of boxes.

Fun. Go in furniture shopping. You know, all the adult things that I am remind I forgot about in the week that we got to hang out and game a lot and be around lots of merchant toys and RPGs.

And now I'm back trying to unpack and make this place look nice.

Yeah, that was a big move. You moved like right before Jen con and then went to Jen con and then came back and had to finish like the unpacking and all that stuff.

Yeah, I had I moved and then I had a data unpack and then a data pack for Jen con and then I flew out and then came back to like building furniture and gross.

And then I had a data pack and boxes. Did you like your own thing where you like have a couch already but then you moved to a place and realized that couch will not fit or do what it needs to do and then have to get a new couch.

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