You know, like most kids I played, you know, a lot of the games that you played when you were younger, Candyland, shoots and ladders, the ones that really didn't require you to really be able to read or answer trivia questions. I loved trivial Pursuit as I got older, but there were a lot of others, obviously. Monopoly, the Game of life
Love the takeback. Pretty cool to hear those games and that they exist, and pretty fascinating to hear how you can switch out the players with action figures. But Clue Clue is a fun one. I wish I played it more, and I particularly like the murder mystery parties I've heard of. I've never been to one, but everyone kind of goes in character and it's like real life clue. Pretty fascinating stuff off, but thanks for sharing
Rebuilding Rob
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And I think every now and then they will do not only just do dinner, but they'll make it a dinner murder mystery party all on the train, which, I mean, totally for me, brings back, like, Agatha Christie murder on the Orient Express and all that kind of stuff. So that sounds like that would be a ton of fun. Hey, thanks for listening