Thank you, Eric for submitting that trailer. Before we get to our asynchronous analysis of the trailer for games and feelings. Let's make sure our listeners know how this show works. So how did Eric get his trailer for games and feelings into your ears? Well, he submitted it to us via a forum on our website, you can find that forum by going to trailer park podcast.cr d.co Boom, it's that easy. Here's a little bit more about games and feelings. It's billed as a games advice podcast from their website. Games and feelings is an advice podcast about being human and loving all types of games, video games. TTRPG is if you're not familiar, that's tabletop role playing games. And I realized that that sounded like I read it off of a piece of paper like I'd never heard of it before I actually have but I was going through each of the letters and making sure that I got them right. So that's TTRPG is tabletop role playing games. There you go. Escape Rooms, bar trivia, whatever the games are. Whether you need a game recommendation, you need to sort out a dispute or you need to learn how to put your money where your mouth is when buying something our revolving panel of experts in games and feelings are here to help. And this show comes to us from multitude productions, which is a really cool podcast production studio, as well as a physical recording studio in Brooklyn, New York. I'll start off with what I liked about this trailer, which is pretty much everything. I don't know if I'm necessarily going to have anything negative to say I went through it I was making a list of what I liked. And I was also trying to keep a bullet pointed list of what I didn't like and I didn't write anything on that list. So let's get to what I liked. First of all, what really stands out to me say it with me Now is the music. I just thought it was so perfect. And I felt like I was inside a video game. Also, what stood out to me was the hosts energy. Eric is clearly the right person to be hosting the show. I talk a lot when I'm being interviewed on podcasts about podcasting about what makes you the perfect host for the show, if you are considering becoming a podcast host, and I think it's very clear to me why Eric ideated this show why Eric and Amanda and the team at multitude came up with this show. This is Eric's passion. This is his baby. He wants to be talking about games. He wants to be talking about the feelings that come up when we play games, or when we think about playing games, or when we talk about talking about games. So Eric really makes sense to me here. I also really like that he addressed us right at the start. He said Hello gamers and then he made us think he made us think Do we like that nickname? Do we want to be called gamers if we don't want to be called gamers? What feelings is that bringing up for us? That is going beyond telling me just what's going to be happening on this show. It is asking me to think a little bit more. It's asking me to engage with the title of the show. I also really liked that he named himself Eric named himself the question keeper, he is already letting us in on inside jokes before the show even starts so that when we go to Episode One, we know that that's Eric, he's the question keeper. And we know that we are gamers. I'm really intrigued by this topic, because I have never really considered myself a gamer. I realized that I asked you all those questions at the top of the show. Were you a video game player growing up? I didn't answer that question myself. I like word games, I don't really tend to love card games or strategy games or anything like that. So and I never really grew up playing Nintendo or video games, or I did have a Gameboy I saved up for that. But I really only played Frogger. So I didn't really consider myself a gamer. So this to me, when we initially picked this trailer, I was thinking this is gonna be relevant, because I think a lot of people do identify as gamers, but I don't myself. So I think that the title of the show got me thinking these questions got me thinking, and I'm definitely intrigued by this topic. I also really liked how at the end, Eric makes mention of the fact that instruction manuals only really talk about the rules, they don't talk about feelings. So that's kind of where this podcast comes in. It fills in those gaps. There are feelings that come up when we win when we lose when we tie when we make new friends when we play and that's what this podcast is going to talk about. So those are all the things that I really liked about this trailer, I honestly don't have anything negative to say I think the only negative thing that I could possibly come up with is that just because this trailer is really great doesn't necessarily mean that I am going to become a full fledged listener of the show. But that is more on me than it is on the trailer or on the cover art cover is beautiful. You should check it out if you can. I just still don't necessarily consider myself a quote unquote gamer. Although I would like to hang out with the question keeper sounds like a great guide. Let's now hear from my co host, Tim vas, who obviously is not here with me recording what he's going to send in a voice clip. And we'll play that right now. Thanks,