I FOUND my favorite Sticky Note in the Office! - Office Blog by Alex

Hello Patreon,

I just got back from my trip so I think I missed a few things here at the office - unfortunately I don’t really have any BTS stuff for ya’ll today, but I’m hoping next time around I’ll have some goofy photos for ya’ll to enjoy.

I did find this sticky note in the office from the weird social experiment Alejandro did. It’s the first thing I saw today when I walked into the office, and it's weirdly comforting to read, so thank you Kai! :

And here’s a bonus photo of Mari with a katana, and the Haori from Ishin: Like a Dragon. I feel like it captures his energy perfectly: 

General Life Update:

Continuing on with my gaming journey, I have finally finished Mass Effect (1-3)! It took me a few weeks but I finally finished the trilogy that had stuck with me for years the first time I played them. I do plan on playing Andromeda, but I don’t think it’s necessary right now, maybe when the space RPG mood hits again, though I hear not so great things about it. I’m scared of purchasing it and just immediately regretting the decision.

Nonetheless, Mass Effect 1-3 are incredible from start to finish. The atmosphere, the story, the characters, it all just felt good and meshed so well together (aside from the disappointing ending to 3). I did play the Legendary Edition, which had updated visuals, and some bug fixes (though I did encounter some pretty hilarious ones throughout). The only thing that really irked me was how I was unable to change the FOV without the use of mods. Also no crouch button was super weird for me. But still, I had a blast, and I had a great time getting to know the characters once again. ME 2 was definitely my favorite of the bunch, it felt like a fun rag-tag group in space - same vein as Firefly, except on a larger scale. Jack and Grunt are still two of my favorite VG characters.Next on the list is either the Yakuza series so I can get to Ishin: Like a Dragon, or the Witcher 3; I won't be playing 1 & 2.

Aside from gaming I just got back from my small vacation to SF with a few friends. As much fun as I’ve had on this trip, I kept thinking about work. Not in a bad way, more of a FOMO type of way. I truly love this job, and the fact that I was ready to come home and get back to it really opened my eyes to it. Regardless, I had a great time exploring SF, and I had an amazing time at the wrasslin shows I attended ( West Coast Pro, AEW Revolution etc). Not to mention all of the good food that was consumed. 

Here are some photos of the trip that I really liked:

Life is everchanging, so do what you love without the fear of failing, failure brings knowledge so you’ll win either way.

Stay safe out there!

-Alex D.