Presenting the cones of Dunshire, a brand new gaming experience, 8 to 12 players, two wizards,

a maverick, the herbator, two warriors, a corporal, and a ledgerman. Now the ledgerman just

keeps score and he wears this hat. Now the object is to accumulate cones or cones wins, but in order

to get a cone you have to build a civilization. Then you roll three dice to see how many dice you

roll with. Oh 16, perfect lots of choices. Okay each turn goes roll by action. But the corporal

can veto should be green too. How did this happen? Are the cones a metaphor? Well yes I know.

Oh my god the maverick should be able to trade lumber for agriculture credits. How have I not thought

of this before? When do you go back to work again? Tomorrow it's fine. I'll just throw this in the garbage.

T-B-T-L!

All right hello good morning and welcome everyone to day four of the T-B-T-L summer games.

I'm Luke Burbank right over there. My friend Andrew Walsh. Hello hello Luke I can't believe we're

so close to the end of week one already. I mean listen I'm not trying to fast forward here we still

have a couple of shows to do but it's kind of zoom in by it's been fun. Yes it's flying by and

I will tell you as this is airing I'm not in some tropical locale in a hammock feeling the breeze

drinking a corona or something. I'm probably building a scissor truss with my dad Walt Burbank

and trying to install it in this ADU that I'm working on at this house that I'm trying to remodel.

This will be for me even though it's nice to have a little time away from the daily drum beat of

the show. I will be so excited to get back to just being a podcaster after being a home renovator

for two weeks. Well I hope that at some point you just suddenly yell trust game and you fall

backwards and see if your dad catches you. Wouldn't it be trust fall? Is that a trust fall? Oh trust fall?

Yeah you're right I messed that up. It's very hard that concrete is very hard I'm imagining maybe

on the grass maybe I'll get dad come stand on the grass and then I'll go trust fall. That's

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