Robot Cereal opens with Ninten complaining about how his generic gaming console (presumably the xbox 360) died, flashing red lights (a common problem for that particular system). He states that the subject of the week is the death of technology. He goes on to explain that, in 2009, he shouldn't have to deal with this, and he looks at the problem. Stating that it's simply the manufacturer's problem is too easy, he looks deeper and decides that, since everyone eats cereal in the morning (including those who manufacture his console), someone must be messing with the cereal. He then claims it can only be robots and goes on to talk about he doesn't trust them. After stating that robots are making cereal and the only way to fix the problem is to create our own cereal, he asks for comments and video responses then signs off.