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.

So, Craig, that new, the blueberry cronut thing.

Yeah. There's not enough blueberry in it. I'm not goingonut thing. Yeah.

There's not enough blueberry in it.

I'm not going to be honest.

Yeah, I'm not feeling it either.

Oh, hey, is that... I wonder? Yeah. Is that Sam? Sam, how are you doing, man? What do you bring you in Dunkin' D'Ot's today? Hi. Hey, what are you doing in Dunks today? Well, this is, I don't know if you guys knew, this is actually one of the kosher Dunkin' Donuts.

Oh, are those new and upcoming, or are there only a few left? You know, there's more and more. Cool, cool. Not all of them yet, unfortunately, but some, so. Good, good. So what are some of your favorite kosher treats here? Cronuts.

I'm a big fan of the cronaut.

Oh, yes.

See, those are really good. And French Crollers, I'm a big fan. Yeah, yeah, okay. Fair enough. So for those who don't know, Sam, Sam, give us a little brief real quick thing before we get you on in the main show here. like what what do you like about gaming? What got you into it and get you really engaged with it?

What got me engaged with gaming?

I've been gaming since I was a wee lad.

And I'll give, I was, I was involved in mostly Magic the Gathering as a young kid and

some other stuff as I got older and I'll give my, my wife and her family some credit for really getting me into board games. But, um, I actually use a lot of board games professionally in my work as a youth group advisor. Hmm. We play a lot of games with the kids. So that's, that's awesome. We're going to talk more about that on the main show with Sam here and how you get games into your into your youth group. That's fantastic. But I thought it'd be kind of fun. And Craig, I know you were really excited to talk about this. I really talk about how games can appeal to special interests or specific interests. So Sam, I know you've had a lot of success with your youth group with your Orthodox Jews.

How did that go out?

How did that come and come out?

Right.

So a lot of people don't what you don't know or may not know about Orthodox Jews is so our Sabbath,

which we call Shabbas, from Friday night till Saturday night, we don't

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