Office Humor and Video Game Passion

Are you recording?

Well, why are you hiding your-

I, I'm not hiding. It's just that, uh, you know, like, I'm, uh-

That's what I'm asking. Why are you hiding?

No, no, no, I'm not hiding stuff. So basically, I have a Ken

because

long story short is that I'm the Ken of this office.

Well, self-established. This is... Oops.

Oops.

This is Barbie.

And also, also, wait for it. I got a, I got more. Here.

And it was also a gift. I didn't buy myself. Can I wear that?

It's, it's illegal to wear that.

Maybe

later in the shot.

I told my mom back in the days, "I want to work in video games,"

and she told me, "It's impossible. Nobody works, um, in video games.

It's not a real job."

I told her, "I want to be a tester, video tester, so getting paid to

play video games." Uh, so of course, this is not my job, okay.

I'm handling content creator, helping them creating

content, and having marketing activations with

them.

When you are meeting the players at

events or when we do, like, influencer gathering or when I'm

working directly with influencers, it's really good to, to

feel their passion and to feel the joy

that our video games produce

to them in their daily life. I think that's the, the best moment.

You can feel it, right?

I'm blushing.

Yes.

Bye bye.

Bisous from Paris.

Stop recording me. Stop recording me.

Leave me.