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You know, like, the thing with the hair, and it's just, it's just not working. She wants me to, to change it, but I can't do it. They just can't do it. It's, it's part of who I am now, you know?

You know, when I'm writing these characters, I don't, I mean, I try to let them develop naturally, so the story kind of takes its own path, and sometimes, you know, the historical elements just sort of weave themselves in there naturally.

Hey folks, check this out. This right here is an original compass from a World War II submarine, okay, pretty amazing stuff. Can't really tell you how I got it, but let's just say it came from a very special collection. Yeah, that's going straight to the vault.

Think about how virtual reality isn't just changing how we play games, but how we connect with each other. When we put on those headsets, are we escaping reality, or are we actually creating new forms of human connection that challenge our traditional understanding of presence and intimacy?

You just have to show up and be authentic, you know? If they like what you're doing, that’s cool, and if not, there’s always the next one. It takes time to get that perspective and really lean into the process, but that's the learning curve, so yeah.

You know what's funny? My doctor told me to start eating more healthy food. So I bought one of those fancy blenders. Now I've got a $200 machine sitting on my counter that makes stuff that tastes exactly like lawn clippi.

Robert Eggers creates a masterclass in period-accurate dread with The Witch. The forest feels like a breathing antagonist, suffocating and ancient. If you're watching this while scrolling through social media, you’re missing the point. It demands absolute immersion to truly capture that sense of religious hysteria and isolation.

You know, when I think about how radio changed in the '80s, it's fascinating because, like, we were doing things completely differently than before, and the technology was changing so fast, and people don't really understand how revolutionary it was back then.