See Some Guy Play Summer Lesson for Almost 4 Minutes (And I Might be on Taiwan TV Doing the Same?)

By Heath Hindman

Summer Lesson is a VR game in which you play a language teacher. You're so good at language that all you can do is shake your head yes and no. A real pro. I see why these girls hired you.

So here's some guy playing it for a few minutes. When I played, I was of course talking quite loudly to the VR machine and quite animated. Most people, however, are not as crowd pleasing. For this, the universe apologizes.

A TV crew from Taiwan filmed me and said it would probably be on TV. Are you in Taiwan? Watch "Videoland" and tell me if I'm on it. I probably look amazing.

I'll Teach YOU a Lesson:

Heath Hindman
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