It's been a while since you've been on the podcast, so I thought I'd give you some just a little bit of backstory from the last one.

Yeah. I decided that I'd sort of had enough of the board games board games and the people who love board games tagline

What we've done it for no reason for literally hundreds of episodes? Yeah

Possibly it started because I just said the word twice by accident, you know, yeah, that's that's kind of legacy that I'm not sure we can get rid of top

Well, I'm not sure where this journey will end us, but I thought that I wanted to search for something a little bit different

you know something a little bit more personal. What about board games the people love board games and the people who love board games?

It might end up going straight back to that

slogan but for now I threw it open to sort of our lovely community for

suggestions because like Spotify now lets you comment on podcast I

asked I asked them for for future slogans. Yeah, are you ready? You ready? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Cool. Yeah. Cool. Hello and Welcome to the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast.

I've shit myself and my name is Tom.

And I'm joined today by Matthew Lee.

Hello, Tom, I'm really sorry to hear that.

I'm not so sure about this new tagline. I mean I know that I know that the last

tagline, I don't know if I came up with it. I probably did because it's nonsense.

Yeah. I'm not like that wedded to it, but I don't know I feel like just giving the

audiences whims a direct pipeline into our brains and therefore back into the audiences

brains I think it's dangerous aren't we creating a feedback loop.

It was the most popular suggestion so I sort of presumed it was the best one.

Well that must be how content works.

Yeah, no broadly that's how it works. We can keep

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