It didn't do its homework and made stuff up.
They also said my band 'Random Encounter' covered Metroid - Which we never have and never will because we love @stemage.bsky.social's works and will never compare.

Also, according to the AI slop'pedia, I wasn't in my band and didn't work on the albums.

It’s harder to say verbally to people who ask, if that makes sense

Seriously, that exit tax is brutal

No one will be the wiser when it is out Tuesday 😎

I know some people are going to hate the stuff I make. They're not going to get my inside jokes, or a messy story, they'll hate the inclusion of diverse collaborators, they'll 1-star bomb us on apple or imdb before an episode even drops.

But I'm not making stories for those folks.
I'm having fun

Making fun stories?
This is what I live for. So my mission of "Create & Survive" feels super basic, but it's the motivating pull behind many of my decisions.

...except in influencing the creativity.
I can't compromise 'Create' or it stops being fun, and the long hours will lead to burnout.

Working with cool people?
Super fun! I originally thought of this as marketing, but most of the time - to quote Jurassic Park - "nobody cares" - except me, so I choose to work with people who I'm excited by. I enjoy editing some voices a lot, and have favorite indie artists.

Being featured?
I enjoy knowing that people like our stuff but as stated in the original thread, 9/10 times being "showcased" or included in a starter pack was direct work a creator put in and it doesn't personally motivate me. It's marketing.

Beyond the goal of "survive" my mission gets quite nebulous.

Awards?
I think it's an important way of thanking my collaborators or marketing but it's not personally important at this point in my career

You too :) I can’t wait to work with you again on something fun