Talking Board Games and Why Indexes Are Important

Hey.

[metal scrapes] Welcome to Cold Calls and Dice.

[upbeat music] So that's what I said about board games.

[laughs]

You talk about board games a lot.

I do, and it's almost like it's, like, our current next guest.

Well, kind of like...

Well, yeah, that's the distinction, 'cause of this, of our team, I'm more of the role-playing game guy.

Yes.

And, and it's like we're, we're on camera to each other right now, and I've got a huge wall of books-

Yeah

... all role-playing books behind me.

Yeah, I...

A- and, and-

And-

... as, uh, James is gesturing to the many, many, many books-

[laughs]

...

I have, I have...

I, I've got about, I used to have at one point 90 board games.

That's a lot of board games.

It was a lot of board games.

I was moving between provinces back and forth-

Yeah.

[laughs]

...

so I did end up getting rid of a lot of them.

Yeah.

But, uh-

It'd be a bitch to carry those around.

Oh my God.

So-

Board games in general-

But yeah, that's what...

Yeah.

Absolutely.

So that's what he brings a lot more to this, to this partnership, so, um-

And, uh-

Today's, today's interview, uh, who is a local of Kamloops and a board game developer, and he's worked with Kamcon.

He's been to Kamcon a few times.

Mm-hmm.

Um, and so, uh, I- I- it was kind of like a natural thing just to have somebody who is... we have such close access to, to have a really cool conversation with.

And man-

Mm-hmm

... look, the, the, the guy knows what he's talking about.

Um, it was a great conversation, and-

Oh, it was

... uh, I can't wait to share it with, uh, with, with our audience here.