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We'll talk at you soon. Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Tatecast.

My name is Davis-Matic.

You guys can find me on Twitter at Davis-Matic.

In this episode of the show, we have a Gillcast reunion, an off-season Gilcast with myself, Nate Noling, and Sammy Reed, and we played a game called Lawden Things, and the easiest way to

explain Lawton Things is it's a game where two people wager on what the other person thinks the answer to a question

is. Oftentimes it is numerical in variety. So a good example would always be you and your buddy

wager how many buildings you think your third buddy thinks there are in the world, right? So it sounds

a little confusing, but basically the real answer does not matter at all.

It only matters what your buddy thinks. It's a really great gambling game. It was invented by

Phil Locke and Antonio S. Fondiari using Johnny Lawden as the primary protagonist. And so we played

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