New Blog, same type of content (minus CEC)

 Yea, I let my "Blogtism with Autism" blog become a Chuck E Cheese interview blog instead, so I made a new Blogger page that's just for interviews with folks (and moved the CEC stuff to the r/chuckecheese subreddit)

As of now, I'm in talks with a Games Done Quick regular from the speedrunning marathons. However, who knows what might pop in here!

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