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Hello and welcome to episode 77 of the Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast.

My name is Jamie.

Tony here.

Hey, this is Chris.

And this is Steve.

I wanted to get Tony's reaction to this.

This past week, I made a purchase of a board game, a card game, and I feel as though

it's the dumbest reason I've ever purchased a board game in my life.

Oh, my goodness.

The reason that I bought, I bought Machikoro, and the reason I bought Machikoro was because

for like the past month and a half, there hasn't been a single day that passed where I haven't heard someone mention it, heard someone review it, saw a video about it, saw it like written on board game geek somewhere in the hotness or whatever or on our floors or whatever.

I never ever heard of this game.

I can't believe.

Well then you don't pay attention to board game stuff, Tony, Mr. Newsman, because every single day,

it's called Machi Koro. It's a Japanese card game about building a city. And it's very, very simple.

All you do is you like have these buildings out. You buy buildings with coins, and on your turn, you roll a die,

and the number that's on the die, all the buildings you have built that have that number,

will have, well, their effect will happen, which is usually...

Oh, obviously...

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