This is a headgum podcast.

I was asking you, Riley, and you, Alfred, how you all knew each other.

And it was like one of the first times you actually started hanging out, was that via D&D?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah, so basically there was, Riley begged me and begged the other people who were part of this campaign to let me join.

No.

Asked.

I asked them to let you because I'm like, oh, oh, he's a, he's a sophomore and we're seniors and he's like we're so cool and older oh can he please like

why don't let's foam a bone and alf was outside the door like begging on my friends apartment being like

oh please you guys that's literally how he sounded it's literally but it was really tragic actually

because like within a matter of weeks they were like more my friends than hers no that's literally

not true that's not. That's not true.

That's not true.

That's not true.

Welcome back to sitcom D&D, a real play Dungeons and Dragons podcast recorded in front

of a fake studio audience.

Today we're picking up inside Chucky Busters,

and Chucky Busters is empty for the most part because it hasn't opened yet.

And everyone's getting ready for work before the morning announcements are made by the manager, Mr. Tummy.

And you guys actually noticed that even though it's the beginning of a long workday,

two people are pretty excited about it seemingly and are having a lot of fun and kind of giggling

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