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I don't know that's a book and I don't know the language of the book, but my love language is about doing things for the people that I really care about as much as I can.

I think it was Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was having their midnight Release premiere thing the following week.

Yeah, yeah, so did I kind of was that the one that came up before order the Phoenix? Yeah, that's the fourth one. Okay. Yeah, it's fourth one. Okay. Got it.

So Smithers wanted to go out to the To the midnight premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and invited me

So I just sat down there and just watch two-thirds. I don't I still to this day Don't think I've seen the beginning of Goblet of Fire.

All The King's Men was a good one.

it's kind of like Good Night Moon

I would say like Project Hail Mary kind of walked the line because it was a very simply written, but it covered a bunch of concepts and a bunch of it was like, you know, fake science shit. But like, it still was like, OK, I'm trying to keep track of all these terms and science stuff and math stuff. But like, it did a good job of carrying me like I stayed hooked. I love that book. That was a great book.

I actually haven't read Project Hail Mary yet, but I know that I like Andy Weir.

My dad had a big like classic sci-fi book collection. He liked sci-fi he had a lot of like Heinlein and all the Ayn Rand books and you know just like a collection of books from like when he was in college all yellowed and old and musty smelling.

And when I was a kid I went through phases where I would just like go into the bookcase and grab up some of these books and I don't remember what the book was called but one of them was about fourth dimensional aliens that could go in and out of like our dimension.

Essentially were invisible they could travel around in this other dimension and we couldn't perceive them but then they could come into our dimension and do stuff to us and they were like abducting people and doing things.

Quote, A History of the United States.

Oh, the let it go, dude. The little snowman. Count Olaf, that guy who was in Star Wars who was like do it.

Oh, that's who that's from. Sure. Gotcha. Lemony Snicket.

I will say I was a boxcar children kid. I read those too. Yeah, I like those too. I love the boxcar.

they were they were like orphan kids who lived in an abandoned boxcar from like a train car type thing.

A Prayer for Owen Meany was like a Thick book. The scarlet letter was like a hundred pages decent-sized words.

I was like, okay, this sounds like has some kind of religious context. I'm not a big religion guy. I'm going to hate this book. I was like, this was enjoyable. I'd read that again. That was fine.

I remember something with like a brown bear and a snake that eats itself. I don't know. I just love the library of children's books. Pull out one of those big cardboard picture books like something about a brown bear and a snake that eats itself.

There is a document called On Bullshit in philosophy.

It argues that bullshitting is more dangerous to our society than lying or truth telling.

It's an excellent read.

It's a book.

What's the other name? It's a paper. I want to say his name was like William Frankfurter, but I might be wrong. Frankfurt, Harry Frankfurt.

You should read Artemis by Andy Weir. It's a sci fi. It's a moon base setting. The main character is awesome. The whole thing. It's very like heisty. It's got like a heist shenanigans aspect to it. Yeah. Awesome. Also totally worth reading. Love that book.

if you like Project Hail Mary and if you haven't read The Martian, The Martian is very worth reading.

Do you guys know the game Game Dev Tycoon?

It came out in 2012 originally, and it's been kind of re-released on different platforms. The studio that made that, I love that game, and there were also a lot of copycats of that game called Game Dev Story and things, but it was a very fun game.

Greenheart Games, the company that made that game, finally 12 years later has released another game, and it's called Tavern Keeper.

I remember my favorite childhood book, Bye Bye Butterfly, it was such a beautiful tale.

I always thought I love those books. I love Clifford the Big Red Dog.