It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Full Co-founder David Gardner.

Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing.

It's an extra.

I love doing weekend extras.

Usually we've done it in the past

when we've had too much fun the week of that podcast.

The Wednesday it came out.

I was like, but there's more I wanted to talk about and certainly with this week's guest

CT Nguyen of the University of Utah philosopher in this case even more importantly gamer I thought T let's you and I talk about some of our favorite

tabletop games now you know I guess we could open it up I mean this means card games

this means word games etc I don't think it means video

games I have a list sort of my Mount Rushmore games I know you you do without

further do let's get started T would you like to start us off with like on your

Mount Rushmore of Tabletop games.

What do you want to talk about first?

Wolfgang Kramer's El Grande is this extraordinary early like in the Euro game explosion piece of brilliance.

And I think it's a goodness that's kind of gone from this world now.

Like people aren't designing games like this anymore because it seems to them too clunky but the amazing thing

about Oglende was there were only nine actions the entire game and every

single game so it's best played with five people like there's there's all these

pieces you move around there are these rules for moving them around against other people

there's the Castillo yeah but the most interesting part of the game is you flip

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