Hey, Matt. What are we doing today? Tom, we are here to talk about games. Games, games, games, games and people who love games. Yeah. Oh my gosh, we've invented something new. Have we? Yes.

We have combined the podcast and the video to create video podcast. A bold new format. A new

invention, copyright. Shut up and sit down. 2020, 2020. If you are an aspiring creator,

you cannot use this format. We are very litigious.

If you're listening to this as a podcast and thinking, hey, I'd like to be watching these people's faces while I do this, you can do that.

However, if you're watching this as a video and you're thinking, I am interested in this conversation, but I do not want to look at these people's faces.

You can also do that.

Yes, you can minimize the window.

No, no, you could tap out. It'll be a podcast on our feed. Shogden Zdawn has a podcast.

You can listen to podcasts as well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. What are we doing here, though, Tom?

We're going to talk about some games, Matt. Specifically, our favorite games of the past year in board games. Is this sort of in lieu of our gift guide?

We've got a standard gift guide video, but we always have a section that's like,

here's the games for hardcore gamerinos.

We never know how to do it.

We don't know how to do it.

We don't know how to categorize it and it ends up being ridiculous. Like I tried to set up categories for our gift guy this year and the best I

could think of for one of them was just like games that feel like they'd be cool to hold in one

hand while you hold a skateboard in the other hand. A skateboard. I think I'm going to say a beverage

or a snack, but no. I mean, that would make more sense. You're about to board it. A skateboard.

In more ways than one. But yeah, I decided against that. So this year trying to squeeze everything into ridiculous categories, we thought, no.

No.

So we're going to have a separate, more polished video, which is just going to be some suggestions

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