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I know people have heard the science behind it, I just posted that link as a reminder/conversation piece. 

I'm just overwhelmed with all the shit that's out there and the fact I'll never be able to get to it all makes me a little ... anxious isn't the right word, but the Paradox of Choice definitely gets to me. I like knowing I'll be able to finish something and focusing on that one thing, and that tends to mean I seek out media that's more condensed. 

For context, I listen to podcasts when I'm scrolling social media feeds, so I might feel differently if I was actually doing something like commuting or running. I listen in chunks partly cause I just can't sit that long. 

I hate those Target and Wal Mart special albums and learning later on there's a deluxe edition I could have gotten online instead of buying in-store. I can see why collectors like it, but as someone who still prefers buying CDs to digital, it's not like I can just add those songs as DLC. 

By the way, I thought those headphones were kitchen appliances at first glance. lol I need my eyes checked.

I hate weird glitches like that, that punish you for doing something you should probably be able to do (re: L.A. Noire).

Strawberry Milk forever.

Call it ninja radio and I'm on board! 

Do you own Garage Inc. or Lulu? I honestly don't count those, cause Garage Inc. is all covers and Lulu is a collaboration ... and also trash.

All good ideas. I'll probably make a small little thing soon, even if it's not "podcast-sized." 

It honestly sounds like it could be relaxing. 

I actually just got back from that. 

It was ... ok.

Maybe soon. Hope you feel better soon too.

Hearing Tyrone describe The Quiet Man makes me want to do a let's play of that game ... but I'll probably just do something with a game I already own or want instead. 

I'm glad to hear Bohemian Rhapsody was good and do want to see it eventually. The complaint I kept hearing from YouTube movie reviewers (Double Toasted, The Cinema Snob, probably another) was Rami Malek's (sp?) prosthetic teeth being super distracting. I think if I know that going in, it may not distract me as much. Or it'll distract me more, but I'm looking forward to finding out. 

I ... do not like the original Halloween II or III. I haven't seen the Rob Zombie version recently enough to have an opinion, nor have I seen the recent reboot. I think the original John Carpenter Halloween is ... decent. Having said that, I do like the anthology horror idea if it's somewhat campy, like Goosebump's or Tales From the Crypt. I think it works better for TV than movies. Has anyone seen the Batman anime anthology from around the mid-2000s? 

Gonna be honest: I kinda want ALL podcasts to be within 2.5 hours. I just listened to the equivalent of an extended Lord of the Rings edition, and despite listening in chunks, I am exhausted. Truly, this is my greatest podcast achievement.