Hello everybody and welcome to the very 170th episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast.

Maybe the best podcast in the world that talks about board games,

card games, role play. Sorry, that's my colleague Tom Brewster. My name's Quinton Smith. Tom,

do you have a problem with that statement? No, but I do also think that's a bit big-headed,

isn't it, Quinn? What to say that we're, did I say that we're maybe the best? I thought

if it's maybe, then that's fine.

Our Twitter account, I think, says the best,

the world's best board game review show.

You gotta feel yourself a little bit, Tom.

Ava, also on the line,

Ava Foxville.

Hi.

Ava, how do you feel about, swaggering braggadocia. But I think it occasionally makes me look really hot,

but most of the time comes across a little bit full on.

And I tend to do it only really tentatively in this sort of voice.

I think we're quite popular, but it's not really a competition.

I think you're going to say that's your swaggering braggadocio voice being like,

I've got loads of swagger now. On this spectacular podcast, we have got some board games we're

going to be talking about. We're going to be talking about the cooperative game endangered in which

two to five players, or maybe actually I think you can play it just by yourself, try and save some

endangered animals.

We're going to be talking about Ishtar, a game by the famous board game designer Bruno Cathala.

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