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Okay. I will tell you right now the reason that I will never watch the Princess Bride is because when I, it started once I mentioned during an improv show that I had not seen the film just just it came up in the show and the audience booed me and that's sort of been the reaction that I've gotten from every single person when I've mentioned

Oh, I've never seen this show. It's just pure hate and I one want to fuel the hate and two there's no way that this movie could be as good as people say it is.

You're making so many people in the blooper reel so angry right now.

Honestly good.

Or honestly this could be before the show.

Casey could have put this before the show.

I want people to be mad before they even start listening.

And here's the thing, do at me. me. Oh, yeah. And then. Okay, so when we last, oh, let's actually get the dice on the table oh no James no it's too big well yeah

it looks like we're gonna have to use Star Wars dice today oh I know how to read those. All right, so yeah, I guess we'll have to use Star Wars dice this week.

I apologize the other dice, apparently, or at home.

No one will ever know.

I'm going to tell them. I'm going to keep on saying it.

Good. So when we last left off, Gable had just descended a big staircase. Yes, we spent an hour talking about how he got down a place. Some people took one way.

Other people took a different way.

And that's the magic of storytelling.

You get to explore both options.

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