Mike, it's the 180th episode of Analog.

180. Do you know what that's the reference to? Not a clue.

So, in Darts, the highest points that you can get on a, like, a single round, I guess you'd call it, is like three triple-twenties, which is 180. And when that happens

in darts, the announcer will always say, 180, like that. Let me ask an honest question. Everyone in

Britain knows what I'm talking about right now. So, yeah, this is where I was going. Darts are a thing

here in that dartboards exist and sometimes at bars and sometimes at people's homes. But I can't tell you that I am aware of anyone that I know that has a darn clue how to score a game of darts. But my, my ignorant perception is that... It's easy. You just go down.

What does that mean? It's a circle.

No, the scoring. What are you talking about with the scoring? The scoring starts, I think it's

a 501, and you have to go down to zero. Like, the first person to get down to zero wins.

I didn't even know that much.

And you are every, like the dartboard is segmented, right?

And every segment has a points value.

Okay.

But how can you tell?

Because there's like, there's the numbers are on the outside.

Yeah, but there's different parts, like there's different segments within each pie slice.

Right.

Okay.

So the white segments are corresponding to the number.

So if you look at a darts board, right?

I know I've got to call up a picture.

Hold on.

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