Hello and welcome to the excessively shut up and sit down podcast. I'm joined today by

Quentin Smith. Hello, Ava Foxfarts. And I'm joined here today by Tom Brewster. Hello,

Tom Brewster. And we're here to talk about board games, board games and board games. We've got a few

lovely little treats for you coming up. We've got a game about monks as I understand it. We've got a

game about dogs, I believe, and we've got a game about war. I mean, it says it says memories,

but it is war. It's just it's just war fighting. And then we've got something that Quentin's keeping

secret from me, which is titled Quentin's special debate, which which could mean anything. And

that should be exciting. I think it's going to be a debate and it's going to be quite something.

Stopping is going to be special. Is it going to be special? Is it going to be special?

Is it going to be special? I don't know. It depends whether you two continue to be antagonistic

and difficult. It depends if we're right to the task, I suppose. I think you're both up to the

task if you try hard. My special debate is I think of going to be a value to the audience.

Going to be a value to anybody who likes buying board games or anyone who's interested in

in comparing one thing against another thing. I mean, that should be a good target audience

for us, right? Because I think that we we try and do all of those things. Yeah. Well, sometimes

maybe sometimes we do. And but maybe also sometimes we don't. Oh, I'm comparing and contrasting.

Oh, I already hate this segment and I hate that I wrote it in the document.

I was just going to say it's that sting. That can be a perfect.

Yeah, just just scream the word sting and I will know where to put one in. Peek out the mic and

I'll be able to identify exactly when we need one. You want us to peak the mic?

Yeah, as hard as possible, please. Should I just talk about illumination or just someone

want to ask you about illumination? I'll go. Why don't you tell us about illumination?

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