Hello and welcome to the very 225th episode of The Shot of and Sit Down podcast. That's

right we put the numbers back on. I'm joined today by Matthew Lee's hot dog. Matt's

nodding at me with his eyes closed in a coffee in his hand, which shows how sleepy we are.

We filmed video, we filmed a lot of video footage yesterday. Yes. We played a board game

this morning. Oh yes. It took us like an hour and a half, but we did it early. I think

that actually I'd go out in a limb and say that playing the board game this morning

was maybe more tired than maybe a day of filming. But that's not a bad thing. It was a crunchy

game. Was a crunchy game and maybe too crunchy for breakfast. Yes, exactly. I mean you

just have I wonder if also part of that is because you ate a whole can of beans, whole

can of beans. The theme of today is bean juice. I have been eating bean juice from a can

of beans. I know I'm drinking the bean juice from a different kind of beans. Yes, I was

going to say Matt is holding a cup of coffee, not a cup of baked beans. From Hariko to coffee.

On this podcast we're going to talk about three different games. We're going to have a big

chat about Golem, a mega crunchy combo, Tastic Euro game by some Italian designers that

we think is rather good. We're going to talk about Resist a solo game from the David Thompson

Trevor Benjamin, Roger Tankers, the design trio that's about being the French Resistance

and trying not to die. And we're also going to be talking about this week's video review,

which is from a game called Stomp the Plank, a frightfully silly game about elephants

going into the sea. Oh, Splash. They'll be fine. First up, we're going to talk about Golem.

This is the game that we played this morning. It's the game that's responsible for Matt

being the sleepy husk of a man that he is now 1000 yards there. I feel like that might

be a, you know, multiple decades on this planet. But no, I think this game has definitely

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