Welcome to Ear Biscuits, the podcast. We're two lifelong friends talk about life for a long time. I'm Rhett.

And I'm Link, this week at the round table at Dim, lighting, that's right.

We're back in our zone, we're back at the table, sitting a little further apart.

You know, when we were at the other house,

a little too close, we're not six feet apart, that's because me and you are a pod. We're never six feet apart. We don't, we're not, we don't practice social distancing between the two of us,

but this is a slightly more social distance. We are a partnership of creativity.

Right.

Yeah, pod. And that's why we're here.

Creative pod, who does a podcast. This week at the round table at Dim, lighting.

We're going to discuss our relationship with board games. Oh, I thought you were going to stop at relationship.

So many others thought the same thing. I'm sure we'll talk about our relationship.

And there's a number of relationships that are impacted by this board game conversation.

If you don't like board games, this podcast is for you.

And if you do like board games, this podcast is also for you.

And if you're indifferent to board games and you have sort of, I mean, yeah, I'll take it if somebody offers a relationship with board games.

This podcast is for you.

And by this podcast, we mean this episode and in the whole show.

Yeah.

Is a podcast episode a podcast?

It's an episode.

I got to ask you another question because I didn't know the answer to that one.

I just want to sweep it under the rug. Are you having any problems at your house?

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