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My heart, my heart.

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Really enjoyed listening to this HotSpot; I have fond memories of 2006-7 era GameSpot before Jeff was fired; I was on the moderation team from 2008 until 2014. The amount of content GameSpot was pumping out back then was frankly insane.

I can confirm that ALL large corporations suffer from the exact same problems described in the episode.

I feel exactly the same about the commute. I do not miss it in the slightest.

The KLF are such a weird group/thing, their whole history is incredible. You have to be extremely odd to burn £1 million.

One of the best pieces ever written on this website, and perhaps any website. Thanks so much Alex, much love to you.

I agree that the 1990s are the worst decade for music. I believe that after the fall of the Soviet Union, popular music took a massive downturn.

The Macarena should absolutely be on the list. The number of discos I had to endure in school with that damn song.

It might not be as broken as Fallout 76 but this is a truly abysmal launch for such a tentpole game, and especially one that has had such a lengthy development. I don't doubt by summer next year it'll be mostly fixed but that doesn't forgive the state it is in right now.

I literally can't believe I missed this 6 months ago, The HotSpot was reborn! The HotSpot was the first podcast I really got into, Rich Gallup was such a great host. Those were the days. And starting back up from Episode 360 I just love. Long live the HotSpot!

They sure made a sequel to Spelunky! I respect the hell out of it even though I was abysmal at it.

That bit around 14 mins where Alex picks up an armour upgrade and pans the camera right past a girl bleeding to death.

I think they missed the conversation it's possible to have with Donnelly and Daniels on the Citadel where they thank Shepard for releasing them from Alliance arrest.