Show Notes
Reid and Ed, with assistance from the nation of Austria, are here to go over topics like unusual baby names, the deal with Lara Croft, and how to make the Sully story cooler. We also share investment tips for upcoming videogames and debut a new segment that will definitely not return: Botch the Throne.
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