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Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of Mastering Dungeons, your favorite RPG tabletop game industry news and reviews and craft discussion podcast. I'm Sean, here with the empty-nested Teos Abadie. Hey, Teos, how's it going? Hey!
I got a Japanese anime cry. It's great. I'm so proud of my son. I went to Santa Clara University for the first time. My wife had been there, but I did not go when they first visited. And it was amazing. Like, it was really good. The staff all said really nice, touching things. And the teachers seemed surprisingly competent and everything. And like, it was fantastic. Everything was great.
Way beyond where I dared expect it would all feel like. Yeah, it seemed like he was fitting in well. And so now he just lives without us.
I guess. And yeah. Yeah. And you can celebrate by doing exactly the same thing that you've been doing for the last 20 years. Right. Pretty much reading D&D. Yeah, basically. Right. Eating, sleeping and working.
You know, it wasn't just a weekend for him because at the local Target event, I found the issue of Time magazine, the special edition. I read it cover to cover during the nights. And yeah, it's pretty neat. It's a very fun kind of it's like a look at history from a particular perspective, which I think is great. And it's fun and it has nice pictures and art and everything.
And it has some actually really fun articles on the D&D movie. and on Stranger Things that are just kind of fun of their own right. But yeah, it's sort of like a pop culture look, like the pop culture history of D&D and the pop culture, what is important of D&D. And it's fun for its own ways for that. I also got the alternate cover Player's Handbook.
And it does not, Goldfold does not come off in my hands. So they did their job right. Congratulations. We'll call that a...
We'll call that a victory. We'll call it a victory. And also not coming off in your hands are our listeners. I don't know. That segue was worthy of Ben Byrne.
We'd like to retract everything.
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