George R. R. Martin's A Game of Thrones 5-Book Boxed Set (Song of Ice and Fire Series) A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, and A Dance with Dragons

And I think probably George R. R. Martin is struggling to give it an ending that it deserves.

I'd love to go back and read the books.

If George R. R. Martin finishes the books, I'm going to read the books.

I didn't want to wait for the second season so I got the book and I ended up reading all five books.

and that, I don't even know if it's five books in my life. I didn't even know that did that good?

oh, that was fucking great. I loved it so much, I did it on my iPad.

You know, I did read that book as we all remember. Big old book.

A decade later, when he embarked on a fantasy novel called A Game of Thrones, his visit to Hadrian's wall was to prove a particularly vivid influence - a war, as he would later describe it, defending civilisation against unknown threats beyond.

I am, and I'm proud to say that I was an early adopter because I read the early books before the TV show started.

Yeah, I got the first book, devoured it pretty much in a day, and I thought they were really great and the book was brilliant.

I've got to say that it was one of the great reading experiences of my life.

So Game of Thrones, Normal People, The Hunger Games, Hamnet, all manner of exciting stories.

And then also some more modern stuff. So Game of Thrones, Normal People, The Hunger Games, Hamnet, all manner of exciting stories.

Game of Thrones book.

The Dothraki language is a fictional language in George R.R. Martin's fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire and its television adaptation Game of Thrones.

Maybe I'm wrong. But I mean look what happens in when there's just a you know when there's I was gonna say like look what happens in like a Katrina type environment when people don't have what they need You know things escalate pretty quick. It's not a level of let's be peaceful and figure this out Things escalate pretty quick, you know, but who but but I love this thought though. It's it's so true That's the other side of the coin. It's like is this our country? Not really, you know, we were just born here how do we manage that and it's an it's an it's an it's a that's an effective thought that I wish That I'd like to think about more because I feel like it's it's a good for me to think about that so Trevor, I appreciate you calling in and bringing that to to my Just to my brain man bring into the forefront of my brain a little bit more from Trevor.

When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.

I believe that's what they're referencing.

I believe it was a quote from the book that George R. R. Martin wrote.

A clash of kings.

When you tear out a man's tongue you are not proving him a liar you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say.

I believe that's what they're referencing. I mean it was a game of thrones show where we heard that but it was I believe a quote from the book that George R. R. Martin wrote.

our driveway would get like a Game of Thrones level ice wall. You know, six to eight feet high. Okay. It's not Game of Thrones level exactly. But six to eight feet of ice is pretty tough.

It was a great book. I loved it. But then I got to the end, and I was ready for a new book. It had a sad ending. It was kind of like Game of Thrones. Got to the very end, I was like, yeah, God, I was loving you. But this is - That's a great example. It's like Game of Thrones. You're like, man, season two was awesome. Those first seasons were incredible. They were amazing. But you know what? They could have stuck the ending a little bit.

Game of Thrones is coming back. What? I thought they all died.

The prequel season like two or three. House of Dragon. Yeah, it's coming back. House of Dragons awesome. And it's so much simpler than Game of Thrones. It's like a couple lines, a couple storylines and you're good to go.

And that is a mission critical concern, because as little finger said in song of ice and fire game of Thrones chaos is a ladder.

I do like this picture we're painting though of assimilation to some extent a ton of innovation that's happening here but because of that assimilation there are these disparate groups. Eventually there's a civil war and some outside group comes in and wipes them out and where we're left history is left to pick up the pieces to figure out what the heck happened and who they actually were and we're still in the dark but then these freaking stones man.

I think so. We always talk about how the Song of Ice and Fire and all those George R. R. Martin books are heavily influenced and inspired by actual historical struggles and political maneuvers and all of that stuff.

By the way, every time you say winter is coming, I think of Game of Thrones.

I've never watched it. It looks too like combination scary, sci-fi, noisy, time consuming, cold.

So how can you be this alleged goal-oriented person who's always thinking about accomplishment and achievement for the sake of helping the kids, but you're also spending hours and hours and hours watching Game of Thrones?

Bohemia is more of a Game of Thrones book, and Trinny Vale is more of like a 13 episode anime, I guess is the way to put it.

I guess that was...

I do enjoy that because of the gears and everything.

I guess that was... I do enjoy that because of the gears and everything.