I didn't listen to last weeks podcast until today, but man, I guess I need to watch Prince of Stride now. I avoided it because I heard meh, but the bullshit Woolie dropped makes me want to relive the Free! pain. Also madhouse parkour animation.
Woolie dropping possible Witness integral Fez sounding gameplay spoilers a week before it's out and then not cutting it out of the podcast is really great too. Thanks, Woolie.
Woolie dropping possible Witness integral Fez sounding gameplay spoilers a week before it's out and then not cutting it out of the podcast is really great too. Thanks, Woolie.
I need to listen to the podcast myself still as a heads up. I take it as he's afraid of death, but only at the time of when he's going to be close to it. He doesn't want to die because he wants to keep doing the things he can do while he's alive. I might be projecting myself onto him, but Pat seems like he would be selfish and want to have all the media or garbage forever instead of dying. I don't think he really lives in the moment and considers things like his weight or health and connecting that to his fear of death. He has a very fuck it attitude. He's a lot like his dad going off the stories he's said about him. Hereditary or environmental or whatever. When he eventually has a heart attack like I think his dad did? then will be the time he has the real fear. I kind of doubt he has a constant prevalent fear of walking around every corner or getting hit by a car kind of death fear.I'm sorry for your loss.
I haven't listened to the podcast yet, so I don't know if Pat has shared anything new other than his typical "I wanna live forever, even as a toilet" routine, but I think if Pat were actually afraid of death, he might make a few changes to his lifestyle. I dunno, maybe lay off the five Red Bulls a day, maybe exercise and get some sun on that alabaster hide of his. Maybe learn to cook healthy things for himself so he doesn't have to stuff his face with junk food or beg his girlfriend to keep him alive with her cooking.
As for me - Every once in a blue moon, I stop and think "Wow, one day I won't exist", but it lasts like maybe a few seconds. The way I look at it, living longer/forever seems great on paper, but is only worth it if I can guarantee the same for my loved ones. If that can't be arranged or they aren't on board with the idea, then super-longevity wouldn't be worth it.
But no dreads on Jaden though.
