I am now recording. Shall I do an intro? Shall we do a clap? Should I do a clap?

I think it was getting rid of my amazing fault noise I was making then.

You think the discord was cutting out? Yeah, could you hear that? Do it again.

I don't know if I'll do such a good one again. It was one of the best I've ever done.

It's, no, it's cutting out completely, but there is, you are doing a very good face.

Thank you. I mean, for quite some time as well. I have been recording it.

Well, a bit of it was me trying to get into the tenor of it, you know,

I bet it was trying to like, because it's quite, it's really hard to explain without you

being able to hear it. You'll be able to listen back if you want. You can let check out the audio

because it was just a very pleasing, farty mouth noise that I just grabbed an exactly the right

way and held. Was it a whistling, a sort of a whistling fart? Kind of. It was a very gentle whistle,

but I was trying to grab it the second time and so you were looking at my face and it looked

like an extremely elongated farty mouth noise, but actually I was trying to catch the wave.

You know, it was surfing, it was from the catch the moment.

Hello and welcome to the Shalamsa Dam podcast, the podcast about board games,

board games and the people who love board games. My name is Matt Lees and I'm joined by Tom

Brewster. Hello, my name is Tom Brewster and I'm joined today by Matt Lees. Hello, I'm Matt Lees.

And today we're going to be telling you about three little games which are all small and

some of them I was going to say that. They're all board games. Very easy, but that's not true.

Two of them are quite easy. One of them is very easy. The other one is just very small,

but it's very easy to explain because it's an abstract game, which means it's not a lot to say

about it, but it's still really complicated for your brain. I think it's one of those ones that's

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