For many years now, Russ and Craig have had many wide-ranging conversations with folks from all over the gaming world.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the lost chapter.

Hey, welcome back. Craig, what are you getting?

It's still pumpkin season here at Dunkin' Donuts.

Welcome back. Yeah, to Ducks. Yeah, what are you getting? It's still pumpkin season here at Dunkin' Donuts. Welcome back. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome back to Dunks. Right. Welcome back to Dunkin. Hey, welcome back to Pumpkin. I am so excited about pumpkin muffins. So I'm on record. I'm sticking with a chocolate frosted. Is that Luke? Luke, how you doing?

What are you doing here all the way from Australia?

What the hell?

I walked you to like a gap inside a tree trunk and I wound up in this weird

alter universe where there's a donut place here.

Stranger things have happened, Luke.

Stranger things have happened.

So, look, do you guys have, you know, this is Luke

Talek from, well, Worlds End Radio and, of course, Channel End Game, right? Great stuff, Luke.

What are you, do you, in Australia, is it called Donuts Duncan? Because, you know, it's upside down.

Because you're upside down, get it?

No, no. We don't have the donuts. We just have the holes and we imagine the rest of the shape. No, that's not how it works. No, actually, funny you should mention that. The big chain that's kind of got the brand impact in Australia is actually crispy cream. I don't know if you have any of those in the States.

We do in the south. Yes. They're huge here. Yeah. So much so that we actually had no crispy creams over in Western Australia where we are for quite some time. It was all East Coast based.

And people used to literally go on holiday to East Coast cities and pack the overhead compartments on the planes on the way back with boxes and boxes of donuts because that was the thing to do.

So when they finally opened them up over here, it was like cues for days.

It was insane.

It was like a Pokemon Go marathon happening at that side.

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