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This is with Goryla and Rust, you're catching us mid-conversation when we're just talking

about quicksand. You know, Matt, it's much like the beginning of child's play, mid-action

sequence. In media rests, right? Yes, this is a podcast in media rests. Yes, and boy,

did you miss a conversation about quicksand that only I would have been thrilled about?

And the quicksand-related board game from Milton Bradley. It was Milton Bradley?

I, gosh, did Milton Bradley really stick out their chin with a quicksand game, and I think they

did. Did they ever split, so was there ever just Milton board games or Bradley board games,

and was quicksand one of them? They did split, but it lined up with at the same time,

Smith and Corona were same, and so Milton went with Smith and Bradley went with Corona.

The two hard workers went with the two, the other hard workers, and the layabout went with

the other layabout, I'll let you fill in the play. I think we know. But the hard workers were all

just games based on printers? Wait, what did Smith Corona do? Well, the two hard workers actually

wasn't a good business because they were just like, you know, there was no yet and yet. Yeah,

right. Yeah. Yeah, they really should have split the opposite way. Speaking of a non-yet-in-yang,

you and me who have essentially the same personality. We're all yang, buddy.

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