Stone Age

I'll, I'll do that.

And if you want really simple one, Stone Age.

Sure.

Yeah.

And then there was a main board thinking about something like...

Voyages of Marco Polo or Stone Age or things like the Ticket to Ride.

It's like, I've got my pieces, but the main board is the main attraction.

And now it seems like I have my own huge player board and there's a huge board out there.

Oh, it should be heavy.

A shiny, but like a shiny gold nugget, so to speak, right? Didn't Stone Age do that? A bunch of games did that with all of the different...

Stonemaier famously had a set of just goodies, of just bits that were very well done.

Yeah.

I don't know if you guys ever played Civ, but, dude, that game is sick.

It's like, you spend, like, 15 hours taking a civilization from, like, the Stone Age, like, all the way with, like... all kinds of just in depth and you just can keep doing it and different civilizations with different perks.

And yeah, it's like, and it's the same thing.

So I came to poker and it was all just like, I'm just playing a game.

Or maybe Ticket to Ride.

We've played both of those.

But, I mean, my favorite game is Stone Age for a board game.

It's kind of a long game that takes quite a while, but I played it a lot with friends, like, in my 20s, and, you know, my daughter likes it, and so if we have an hour to kill, we'll probably play that.

still have not.

My intro worker placement game was Stone Age and everybody was like comparing those two all the time.

And I just never got to Lords of Waterdeep.

And