O.K. Video The Summer of Change 7 The Kings of Summer

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Have you ever built a fort for you and your friends? Ever wanted to? These are the types of fantasies The Kings of Summer is predominantly interested in, as well as overbearing parents, loyalty to your friends and how unpleasant a game of Monopoly can be. Thanks for joining us during the Summer of Change.

Biaggio only sends emails, and if you're like him, you'll need these addresses. ryan@okvideo.ca or nathan@okvideo.ca

Joe prefers BlueSky, we are OKVideo over there.

And pragmatic Patrick is on the gram. Bigger community over there. okvideopodcast is our handle.

Thanks again for joining us and keep in mind, we love tangents and that is how we exceeded two hours this time.

-N

Parker Brothers has been lying to you.

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