Hello everybody, Quinn's here. Before we get started with our live recording of the

83rd Shut Up and Sit Down podcast, first off we forgot to introduce ourselves.

So here we go. My name is Quinn Smith, the deep bass voice you're going to hear is Matt

Alice and the slightly higher pitched voice is Paul Dean. So that's nice. Second, the live

Shut Up and Sit Down dating game teased in Paul's intro of this podcast featured so much

running around that we didn't get a good recording of it. So that got cut off the under

the cast, but it was basically us playing a card game, a lovely card game called billionaire

Banshee with the audience, which is all about whether you would or wouldn't date very weird

individuals. Third, we recorded this podcast at the start of the enormous board game convention

that is Jencon. So we hadn't actually played any sort of really new and exciting up and

coming games yet. So if you want to hear that, it's next week on podcast 84. That's

one will have our serious post Jencon podcast with so many amazing games. If there's one podcast

of ours, you listen to this year, make it number 84. We'll be talking about Gen 7, which is

the sequel to Dead of Winter, which took the top of our heads off. We're going to be talking

about Nick Tafobia, a game played entirely blind and using touch the estates, which is maybe

the best auction game I've ever played. Key for just call of the arcons, a new card game

from the designer of Magic the Gathering, which has really put the cat among the pigeons

design wise. Critical mass, the best game of robots I've played in years. Railroad ink,

a Roland Wright game, which is threatens to steal the crown from welcome to and potentially

even more games. But yeah, that's all coming up on the next podcast. Let's get started

with podcast 83. You're right, I have a. I guess I guess I could thanks for coming to

a thing where you could have actually been like at the opening of the show. Yes, but instead

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