144: Dodger is Obsessed with World of Warcraft Forever

Jesse Cox (0:01)

Yeah, yeah, you know what time it is. It's time for The Geekenders Podcast.

SPEAKER_2 (0:06)

MegaRan, Jesse and Dodger.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to Geekenders! Do you still have the button that does that? The horn button? I'm so sorry.

Jesse Cox (1:25)

Was I the horn button guy? Today is. Hold on, did I have a horn button?

SPEAKER_2 (1:29)

Didn't you used to have a pew, pew, pew, pew button?

Jesse Cox (1:33)

I definitely have a button that goes nut. You have a nut button.

SPEAKER_2 (1:36)

Yeah, I thought you also had a pew, pew, pew, pew. Only the nut.

Jesse Cox (1:41)

Are you podcast cheating on me? Are you out there?

Are you out there podcasting around with other people who got. I'm not.

SPEAKER_2 (1:47)

No, this is a million years ago. I thought this, I thought you had another button.

Jesse Cox (1:54)

I don't want to say. Only the nut button. That the whole like, you know, women have a long memory thing is real, but in this case, whatever this scenario you've cooked up is, I don't remember this at all.

SPEAKER_2 (2:12)

I feel like a lot of those were sort of floating around maybe 10 years ago, and I got confused about which ones you had. I just assume you have everything that I have and more.

Jesse Cox (2:25)

And I love that. I love I love that assumption, but we know it's not true. We know it. We know it's false.

So, yeah, I don't maybe I did, man. I've had all sorts of stupid things that I thought were fun for like, you know, however long my ADD told me it was fun. And then I'd move on very quickly. So it's possible.

SPEAKER_2 (2:49)

But the nut button perseveres clearly.

Jesse Cox (2:52)

I mean, it's just around here somewhere. So that's why every once in a while I'll see it and I'll press it and go right. Yeah.

SPEAKER_2 (3:00)

And it has become new and fresh because it was lost for a hot minute. Yeah.

Jesse Cox (3:05)

Yep.

SPEAKER_2 (3:05)

It is officially spookest season. It is October. And I feel like I asked you this last year, but I can't remember. Do you do anything in October? Really? Do you do any Halloweeny stuff?

Jesse Cox (3:18)

No, I don't do anything ever. When the only time I do something of a holiday related nature is when others ask me to be involved in the thing they're doing.

SPEAKER_2 (3:30)

Right. You do not seek out joy in the holiday on your own.

Jesse Cox (3:37)

No, no, no, no. There's no holiday where I'm like, yeah, all right.

SPEAKER_2 (3:41)

This is my season.

Jesse Cox (3:43)

This is, yeah, it's spooky season. Time to get spooky. Time to, in my mind, the thing I immediately think of is I could put up decorations, but then I have to take those decorations down.

SPEAKER_2 (3:56)

And establish that you hate that, yeah.

Jesse Cox (3:58)

Hate it. So I would rather not. I can live vicariously through everyone else. Enjoy, have an amazing, whatever, you know, you want to celebrate. And I will show up and be like, yo, I love this for you. And that's, that's the most you're going to get from me.

SPEAKER_2 (4:17)

Yeah.

Yeah. That's fair enough. I enjoy it. I enjoy a comfy, spooky season.

Jesse Cox (4:24)

I enjoy it. Like, it's not that I'm not to be clear. It's not that I'm like poo pooing the idea of holidays. Like the idea of, yeah, I like Halloween. I like, if you want to celebrate Thanksgiving or Christmas or Valentine's Day or the 4th of July or whatever the hell makes you happy. I don't know, man. I will gladly show up to that party. I'll bring you some drinks. I'll be a sweetheart. However, in my personal life, I'm not going out of my way to be like, Hey, I decorated my entire life.

And you know, I'm not going to show up and be like, okay, girlies, it's pumpkin spice latte.

SPEAKER_3 (5:09)

No, not having the nails.

SPEAKER_2 (5:14)

Last year, I saw someone talking about throwing a party that they called a soup soiree.

And it's still to this day is like my favorite concept for a party. The idea is every person, it's a soup-exclusive potluck. Every person brings a soup. And you, as the host, procure little takeaway soup pots. And every person who comes gets to take a little takeaway soup pot of any soup that sounds delicious to them.

Jesse Cox (5:50)

This might be the best idea I have ever heard.