Great interview. Tim is an incredibly creative person. Congratulations to Betty for such a positive expansion of the family.

Seriously. I'm actually reading a Playboy article.

How cool. He has fulfilled many a young boys dream. Maybe girls too. Not only did he work on and develop successful video games but he got to be in Playboy. Will Hef invite him and the missus to the mansion?

Sounds like this guy can definitely make a mother-in-law proud. I suggest BB did not raise her kids to marry idiots. Congrats to all.

I'm not a gamer but that was a fascinating look into the process and the business. He sounds like a pretty smart guy.

I liked this:

"I also have a little voice that tells me to never do anything that's motivated by fatigue. If you want to go back and do things the old way just because you're tired, that's never a good choice, and it leads you to taking the easy way out in other choices, too. Maybe what you really need is a rest, a breather, and to keep moving on to more challenging, sophisticated games."

That's some pretty good advice for just about any creative, business, or other endeavor.

Yeah, Tim's really, really smart.
But the coolest thing about him is that he's also just about the funniest, kindest, most generous and humble-est (is that a word?) person I've ever met. He and Rachael are so much fun to hang with, and the very best thing is they'll be here in December, along with my son and his fam! It's going to be an OUTSTANDING Christmas up at the Culpepper (that was my brother John's name for the family homestead).

That's really cool. I like the part where he said he dreams of creating a game that impacts people like a great book does.

My DREAM job. Wish I knew where the best school was to get that kind of training. And how to pay for it.

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