Episode 58 - DEATHSAVES

“if you can perform it on the game, other guys will. And if it's not something like some games... they're just almost comically easy i think it's like a design flaw”

“if the operator has it set up in a way in which it's possible. I mean, why wouldn't you do it? That's what I'm thinking”

“70% of games go to homes and 30% go on location. So they don't care.”

“I just call it cheating plain and simple there's a reason you don't do it in tournaments it's because it's cheating”

“if you're playing somewhere it's not like if the ball just pops up on the flipper on its own with just the slightest of efforts put in from me and no one is any the wiser i'm not gonna just i don't have the self-control to just like take my hands off of the flippers”

“You're getting mad at like the 7-Eleven that's selling to people with bad IDs and you need to be getting mad at the people making the cigarettes, right?”

“they give us all these settings. They give you a tilt, so if somebody's thrashing a game... And you can set that to be more sensitive. You can change the outlanes. You can do all these things... what happened is at some point in the 90s Data East comes up with their apron design and then never changes it”

“my whole thing is like the scores on a machine should have integrity... i want to see what's a real score without death save that's what that's what i'm here to see”

“if you're playing any pinball machine for 30 or 40 minutes, that game is bad. Like that's bad. I don't care who you are in the world.”

“it should be as easy as if you're in single ball play, and a ball rolls down the out lane, and it triggers the switch, flippers die, ball's over... In multiball, obviously, you have to have that live so it can go through.”