Hello and welcome to this very special episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast, a podcast about board games, board games and board games.

Airhorn, Airhorn, Airhorn, Airhorn, Air horn, air horn, air horn. I'm joined today by

Matt Lee's. Hello. Those imaginary air horns have really gotten into my ears and shaking up my brain

and away I'm not comfortable about it. Every time you say the word air horn, I hear at least one air horn.

Does it work for other sound effects? It does.

Any word that's the sound effect, I hear it.

But that air horn sound effect is quite long, which means saying it that quickly, they overlap.

And the decibels, well, they're off the charts, Thomas.

They're off the chain.

I'm so sorry to all the podcast listeners who suffer from this same affliction of every time I make a sound effect with my mouth,

it happens in their ears. It's called dot-wav syndrome, and it's definitely real.

On this podcast, we're going to talk about some board games. Who knew? We're going to talk about

three of them. We're going to talk about power vacuum, a game about being fascistic toasters vying for power in a sort of

death of Stalin-y trick-taking game. Yeah, and it's not about being a powerful vacuum. Well,

it kind of is. I suppose it is, but I feel like I'm still waiting for the inevitable Euro game

about Hoover and vacuum companies competing to target the market.

You remember that Splatter game, horseless carriage, where you had to design the sort of first

early automobiles.

Yeah.

I would play the living daylights out of the game, but it was for early household appliances.

Yeah.

And you could make all kinds of weird ones, like a toaster Hoover combo, and people would

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