This is a headgum podcast.

I would say my favorite city as in like it surprised me and I have like a newfound

love for it is Richmond, Virginia, a place I never really been to before.

I think I did one improv show there in my 20s or some shit like that.

And they banned you after that. Yeah, exactly. I wasn't allowed back in. There's a hardcore music scene and a hip hop music scene. So I think that lends itself to some interesting individuals coming to Richmond. And then all those people who have, who are creative, interesting people end up finding other things to do in the city.

For example, I went to a place called Cobra Burger in Richmond, Virginia, which the fucking burgers were so fucking awesome.

And everyone there was like, there was like trans, non-binary, super long beards and like full sleeve.

They were all like heavy metal people.

And it was just, and that's just like good vibes to me.

Like that's who I want making burgers is people with full sleeves.

Look,

hey,

based on a few interactions,

a trans person with full sleeves can cook the fuck out of a smash burger.

I hope that's not being stereotypical or profiling,

but that was fucking a good burger.

No, we can definitely chop this up to absolutely destroy you.

You're going to be toasted.

Welcome back to sitcom D&D, a Real Play Dungeons and Dragons podcast recorded in front of a fake studio audience.

Today, you guessed it, we are picking up in everyone's favorite family restaurant and gaming paradise, Chuck E. Busters.

But unfortunately, not everyone is as happy as they should be in this place of revelry.

And that's because Seb is still feeling pretty darn blue.

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