A seemingly simple return to the original Donkey Kong quickly turns into a lesson in misplaced confidence. Starting with the NES version, Larry breezes through the game’s three available stages, only to discover that a key level is missing from this version of the 45-year-old classic. Moving over to the full arcade experience, complete with all four stages, improved visuals, and sound, things only seem to get easier—fuelling a growing belief that the game has been completely mastered. But just as the confidence peaks and invincibility feels certain, Donkey Kong delivers one final reminder of its legacy, proving that even after decades, it still knows exactly how to bring players crashing back down to reality.
We are still in the process of moving everything from Google Workspace to our personal Drives. Workspace appears to be the reason we are not able to monetise on YouTube as they are treating the payment profile for personal and organisation as a policy violation. Sadly it seems impossible to get through to a human there so we have no choice but to cancel it. It's their loss of business at the end of the day though, ironically we end up saving money 😂
