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Hello and welcome. I'm Jake.

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I'm Rachel. And

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we're so bored.

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The Podcast where each

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episode we take a close look at

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a tabletop game and discuss our

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personal experiences with that

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game to help answer the

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question. Well, this year of

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boredom.

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That's right, we take a close look at the mechanics complexity and

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replayability in a game to

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determine if it's the perfect

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alternative to I don't know,

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let's say preparing your lawn

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for winter by cutting the grass

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superduper short filling in all

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the holes that have been

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recently dug by your new pet

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pig, then spreading the topsoil

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and the rye grass seed

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everywhere. And just hope that

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your pet pigs slashed the birds

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don't eat it all before it can

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take hold and grow.

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I'm actually more

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concerned about the birds than

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the pig.

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birds are gonna

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eat a bit of the seed.

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Yeah, they're you're gonna

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eat some of it, but they're also

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unmonitored. We can go outside

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with the pig. Yes, I'd be okay.

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stop that.

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Honestly, my biggest concern is just keeping the holes filled in.

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I mean that that's true. I

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mean, that's fair. Anyways,

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All right. What are we talking about today?

2:30

Crisis?

2:32

No.

2:33

We never talked about

2:33

crisis. Nope. Someday we will be

2:39

great. Today we're talking to

2:39

you about patchwork. It's a it's

2:43

a cute little two player game. I

2:43

really like it for a lot of

2:45

reasons. But it was designed by

2:45

Uwe Rosenberg with art by? I'm

2:54

pretty sure it's like you way. I

2:54

don't think so. Based on the

2:57

last name.

3:00

All right.

3:02

Anyways, it was designed

3:02

by Ewu Rosenberg, and it's got

3:05

art by lots of different people,

3:05

depending on the version you're

3:08

playing. I didn't take the time

3:08

to list the 40 different names

3:11

it has. I'm sorry. It was

3:11

published in 2014 by lookout

3:15

games. So we have themed our

3:15

episodes for this month to be

3:20

Halloween games. Kind of like

3:20

costume games, spooky games, all

3:26

sorts of correlations with

3:26

Halloween. And why is this what

3:30

a Halloween game?

3:31

Yeah, that's what

3:31

I want to know. Because Jake,

3:34

like I have brought up several

3:34

times over the last several

3:38

months like oh, hey, we could do

3:38

patchwork. No, no, we need to

3:41

wait for October. We need to

3:41

wait for October. Okay, I don't

3:44

feel like patchwork is

3:44

particularly Halloweeny but

3:48

first off, it has a

3:48

Halloween edition that we have.

3:52

It does. So that right there is

3:52

reason enough second. When I

3:57

think of patchwork, I think of

3:57

like scarecrows. Scarecrow is a

4:01

good costume idea.

4:05

Okay, you know

4:05

what I think of there is a boss.

4:10

I know you're talking about

4:12

in the Wrath of

4:12

the Lich King raid. Ah, is it in

4:16

nax Rammus it's in nax Rammus

4:16

Yeah, named patchwork and he's

4:21

this big, like stitch Golem.

4:21

That's what I think of. And so

4:24

yes, in my mind, that is a very

4:24

Halloween themed thing because

4:29

like pretty much all of the

4:29

Wrath of the Lich King things I

4:31

think are very Halloweeny

4:33

there's also a Boss Banjo

4:33

Tooie that is a big blow up

4:37

dinosaur with patches on it that

4:37

you fly around and you hit those

4:41

patches and it loses air. I also

4:41

think of that when I think of

4:44

patchwork.

4:45

Okay, well, there

4:45

you go. That's enough reason for

4:48

the Halloween themed again,

4:50

lots of potential

4:50

costumes.

4:54

Okay, so what is

4:54

patchwork? This is a two player

4:59

game like Jakesaid, where your

4:59

goal is to get the most points

5:03

by filling in the most space,

5:03

basically, on a nine by nine

5:08

quilt, you're basically

5:08

collecting these different

5:11

various shaped pieces and

5:11

putting them together and kind

5:16

of orienting them a little bit

5:16

like Tetris, I guess, and trying

5:19

to, you know, fill in as much of

5:19

that nine by nine space as

5:23

possible. So the way you have

5:23

this setup is in the middle of

5:28

the table, you will have a

5:28

spiral Time Tracker, so that

5:32

just like spirals inwards until

5:32

you know, it kind of gets to the

5:35

center, where that indicates the

5:35

end of the game. And then

5:39

surrounding that time tracker is

5:39

going to be all the different

5:43

quilt pieces randomly placed

5:43

around it in a circle. And then

5:48

there is going to be like a

5:48

token. So you know, we're

5:51

talking about the Halloween

5:51

version. In that version, the

5:54

token is like a grave marker or,

5:54

you know, a grave headstone. And

5:59

it goes between the only one by

5:59

to patch, the smallest one, and

6:04

whatever is next in clockwise

6:04

order. And that's kind of where

6:07

it starts. And that's important

6:07

because that indicates which of

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the patches you can pick up as

6:10

you're kind of going around and

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playing the game.

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Yes, because you only have

6:15

a certain number from that token

6:18

to purchase from, you can't just

6:18

purchase anything around. So

6:22

playing the game. So you get to

6:22

choose one of the following

6:25

actions, you can advance your

6:25

token to be space one ahead of

6:29

your opponent on the time

6:29

tracker, which gets you currency

6:32

that will get you one currency

6:32

for each space you move. Or you

6:36

can choose a patch within the

6:36

next three of the quilt peace

6:39

token that we were talking

6:39

about, pay for it with the

6:42

currency and advance the number

6:42

of spaces on the time tracker

6:45

notated on the actual patch that

6:45

you purchased.

6:50

And the normal

6:50

currency and like the regular

6:52

original game are buttons, but

6:52

that's boring. Of course that's

6:57

boring. In this game, it is

6:57

eyeballs because that's what the

7:02

Halloween theme is.

7:04

Yes. So the person who is

7:04

lowest on the TimeTracker goes

7:09

next. So this could actually

7:09

lead for the same person to go

7:12

multiple times in a row. So if

7:12

Rachel is six ahead of me, and I

7:16

buy a patch, it's only worth

7:16

three. And I move up three, I

7:19

get to go again, actually. And

7:19

when you pass eyeballs on the

7:24

time tracker, you count the

7:24

number of eyeballs on all the

7:26

patches on your quilt that you

7:26

have so far, and you gain that

7:30

number.

7:31

And so those eyeballs are like kind of between spaces on the time

7:33

tracker at various intervals.

7:38

And yeah, that's just kind of a

7:38

nice little like gold marker to

7:42

pass. It's like, okay, I can can

7:42

refresh my money, you know,

7:46

refresh my currency that I use

7:46

to buy the quilt pieces.

7:49

Yes, assuming that you

7:49

have collected eyeballs, yes.

7:54

Now if you land on a one by one

7:54

patch on the time board, you can

7:57

immediately use it and choose a

7:57

space to either place it on your

8:00

quilt, or you could discard it.

8:00

And so the one by ones are

8:03

interesting, because we'd

8:03

haven't really described a lot

8:06

of the shapes of the patches.

8:06

But they are not your standard

8:10

like squares or rectangles, or

8:10

there's a couple like that, but

8:14

they are very odd shapes. And

8:14

you're trying to piece these

8:18

together like a jigsaw puzzle.

8:18

And so sometimes you might have

8:21

one space that is just leftover.

8:21

These are useful for that.

8:25

Yes. So that's

8:25

how you play the game. Other

8:28

things to have in mind while

8:28

you're playing, you do get a

8:32

bonus like tile. And like a

8:32

bonus piece, if you've managed

8:37

to completely fill in a seven by

8:37

seven area on your quilt. So

8:42

that means it doesn't have any

8:42

like open spaces singular little

8:46

patches missing or anything like

8:46

that. The first person to do

8:50

that will get a special tile

8:50

that is worth seven points at

8:54

the end of the game. And that

8:54

can be significant. Yes, it can.

8:58

The game ends when both players

8:58

reach the center of that spiral

9:03

in the Time Tracker, which is

9:03

usually done pretty like quickly

9:08

one right after another just

9:08

because of the way that the

9:10

turns work. And like you're

9:10

always kind of close to each

9:14

other because of the way that oh

9:14

hey, it's the person who's

9:17

furthest behind that gets to go

9:17

next. And then at the end of the

9:21

game, you're basically going to

9:21

count up your currency or

9:25

eyeballs or buttons or whatever,

9:25

and you will subtract two points

9:29

for every empty space on your

9:29

quilt. So it's important to have

9:34

a pile of money and it's

9:34

important to have your quilt

9:37

filled in in order to gain

9:37

points and then you know if you

9:40

have that special token that

9:40

gets you the extra seven you add

9:43

that but that's it that's the game.

9:45

The currency is one to one

9:45

right at the end. Yes, this is

9:49

one of the rare games that

9:49

having a lot of currency at the

9:52

end actually does something for

9:52

you. I found

9:55

Yeah, well, I mean, it's one of those ones where currency equals victory

9:56

points, right likeIt's kind of

10:00

the same thing in the end.

10:00

Right. All right, so let's talk

10:06

about our experiences playing this game.

10:07

I hate it.

10:09

Yeah.

10:10

horrible, terrible game.

10:10

Okay. I don't recommend anybody

10:15

ever playing it ever again.

10:17

Wow, this is a first of all, thanks for listening. I guess that's it for

10:21

no, I really liked this

10:21

game. It's, we'll get into our

10:24

ratings later. But it's easy.

10:24

It's simple. It's entertaining.

10:28

And the different editions have

10:28

different shapes. They have some

10:32

standard ones, of course. But

10:32

depending on the edition that

10:36

you're playing, you're gonna

10:36

have different shapes, so that

10:39

your quilt is going to need

10:39

different patches for each game.

10:42

That's pretty cool, huh?

10:44

Yeah, so I don't

10:44

know, I picked this up on some

10:47

kind of sale somewhere. I did

10:47

not initially buy the Halloween

10:51

version. I think I bought the

10:51

americano version. Yeah. Which

10:55

Oh, I even forgot to add that in

10:55

on the English editions. But

10:59

what that does is it really kind

10:59

of just changes the skin of it.

11:02

It's essentially the same game

11:02

but like the patches that you're

11:06

placing are like stars and

11:06

stripes and red, white and blue

11:10

or whatever versus the Halloween

11:10

edition has got, you know, a

11:14

lots of orange and purple and

11:14

eyeballs and spooky things. And

11:18

I don't know spiders, headstones

11:18

and stuff. So it's really just

11:22

the skin of the game. But

11:22

anyway, I picked it up on a

11:25

sale, it's a very fun game to

11:25

just kind of pull out and you

11:31

know, you need to fill 30

11:31

minutes or something like that,

11:35

you know, you just need to kill

11:35

a little bit of time. This is

11:38

the perfect game. It's easy to

11:38

set up. It's easy to get started

11:41

explaining the rules to a new

11:41

player and everything. It's just

11:45

very easy all around.

11:47

Yeah, and I really liked

11:47

that, because I don't remember

11:50

what the box says for age limits

11:50

or like suggestions. But you

11:55

could teach a five year old to

11:55

play this game and have fun. And

11:58

they would enjoy it too. It says

11:58

eight plus, but yeah, I mean,

12:02

it's it's really just shapes,

12:02

matching shapes. That's pretty

12:05

much what it is. Yeah, it's

12:05

competitive shape matching,

12:09

which should be on ESPN eight,

12:09

the Ocho. Coming next season.

12:15

Yeah, this is one

12:15

of those rare games that I think

12:18

I would be willing to buy the

12:18

different themed versions of,

12:24

I'd be interested in buying the

12:24

Valentines version and the

12:26

Christmas version and all of

12:26

that just for like the different

12:29

skins and you can kind of pull

12:29

it out and be like, Oh yeah,

12:32

it's this time of year. Here we

12:32

go. Here's a great game, you

12:36

know, to kind of play for this

12:36

season,

12:38

which honestly some genius

12:38

marketing move. Yeah, really it

12:42

is. But ya know, I really I

12:42

really enjoy this game. I think

12:46

everybody should play this game

12:46

at least once or twice. We'll

12:49

get into our ratings, but not

12:49

difficult. Not complex, very

12:55

simple game, but very fun.

12:55

Irregardlessly.

12:59

Okay, so let's

12:59

talk about the expansions and

13:01

add ons,

13:02

what expansions and add

13:02

ons.

13:06

That's basically what we've just been talking about already. Like, there is no

13:08

real expansions or like things

13:12

that change the game. It's just

13:12

these different versions. So for

13:17

the English ones, we have the

13:17

original, the Americano, which I

13:21

forgot to write down the price

13:21

of a Valentine's Halloween,

13:26

Christmas. And then there's a

13:26

doodle version, which is

13:30

essentially a roll and write

13:30

version of the game, like you're

13:34

pulling cards, and you're

13:34

rolling dice, and then you're

13:36

scribbling in the different

13:36

patch shapes. So all of the

13:41

different, like versions of the

13:41

actual game are between 30 and

13:44

$35, on the Asmodee website, and

13:44

the doodle version is $20.

13:52

That's pretty cool. I

13:52

think the doodle version would

13:54

be fun.

13:56

Yeah, maybe

13:56

that's I don't know, a little

13:58

bit easier for on the go. Like

13:58

you don't have all the little

14:02

pieces that you might lose or something.

14:04

Exactly. Yeah, that could

14:04

be a backpack game. Honestly,

14:08

this this could be a backpack game.

14:11

Yeah, it is

14:11

small. It is definitely small

14:14

enough to fit in a backpack.

14:14

It's just those components that

14:17

you might be worried about

14:17

losing but there are also a ton

14:21

of versions of this in other

14:21

languages. So I saw in German

14:25

there is a winter version, which

14:25

I would expect to be slightly

14:28

different than the Christmas

14:28

version that we have an English

14:32

no Oktoberfest version Come on,

14:32

not not that I saw but there was

14:37

a Polish heritage or something

14:37

like that version that again,

14:43

it's just really changing the

14:43

skin and the colors and stuff

14:46

that are on the quilt but I

14:46

thought that was really cool was

14:49

like oh, yeah, you know, like,

14:49

that is so easy to just kind of

14:53

reprint the game in these

14:53

different colors and make it

14:57

work for the region that you're

14:57

selling it in.

14:59

That is pretty cool. Once

14:59

again, genius marketing idea.

15:02

Yeah. Gotta hand it to him. They

15:02

did good. Okay, so as of right

15:07

now, patchwork is rated at a 7.6

15:07

of 57,000 reviews. And all the

15:17

expansions are pretty similar.

15:17

Are all the different versions?

15:21

I'm sorry. There is actually an

15:21

Automa edition. Oh, really? Yes,

15:26

there is an auto edition that

15:26

you can purchase? Well, there is

15:31

an Automa edition. I don't know

15:31

if you can purchase it or not.

15:34

It was produced in 2018. So

15:34

you'll be able to play by

15:37

yourself, if that's what you

15:37

want to do. Oh, interesting. And

15:42

it is weighted at a 1.6. So this

15:42

is a pretty not difficult game.

15:49

Yeah. And again,

15:49

you know, that weight is kind of

15:52

a combination of our complexity

15:52

and our, like, easy versus

15:57

difficult. Yeah. Ratings. It's

15:57

kind of a combination of both of

16:01

those. But it's pretty

16:01

lightweight. And that kind of

16:05

goes to what I was saying. It's

16:05

very quick and easy to pull out,

16:08

set up play teach. It's pretty

16:08

universal. I think you'll find

16:13

people that like this and just

16:13

can kind of lay back and maybe

16:17

it's a good way to start the

16:17

night or in the night, you know,

16:19

if you're going to be doing a

16:19

longer gaming session.

16:22

Yeah. I mean, this is

16:22

awesome. I'm kind of surprised.

16:26

It's not rated a little bit higher but

16:28

yeah, I think

16:28

again, that goes towards the

16:31

weight of the game. You know,

16:31

I've talked about my theory that

16:36

only like mid weight gamers and

16:36

heavyweight gamers really use

16:40

Board Game Geek,

16:41

you're probably right

16:41

there. So speaking of ratings,

16:44

we're going to talk about ours

16:44

first is easy versus difficult.

16:48

How easy is it for you to

16:48

understand the rules and

16:50

mechanics of the game? How easy

16:50

is it to pick up as a new player

16:54

and to take your turn? Very,

16:54

very, there's literally two

16:58

actions you could do for your

16:58

turn. That's it. You do one of

17:01

those two things.

17:03

Yeah. And the

17:03

rulebook is, it's a trifold

17:06

little paper that's, you know,

17:06

like, half a sheet of paper.

17:09

Like, it's got even lots of

17:09

pictures on it, it doesn't even

17:13

it's really not that wordy.

17:13

Honestly, if you put all the

17:16

words all the explanation in

17:16

words, it's probably two

17:20

paragraphs long.

17:21

There you go. I think I

17:21

would probably give this a one.

17:25

I'm also thinking of one. Have

17:25

we given anything else a one

17:30

before? I don't think so. I

17:30

mean, okay, if we're gonna go

17:34

like super, super meta, and

17:34

like, take any and everything

17:38

into account. I'd say like, tic

17:38

tac toe is a one. Okay, so I

17:43

would put this at a two. This

17:43

would be a two then yeah,

17:46

probably was a one. This is a

17:46

two out of 10. Okay, I can

17:52

support that. I mean, this has

17:52

twice as many actions as tic tac

17:56

toe. So I feel it's only fair.

18:02

But yeah, there's

18:02

no need to go back into the

18:05

rulebook. There's no

18:05

remembering. There's no, there's

18:08

no nothing like there's no

18:08

little A little help sheet cheat

18:11

sheet thing. It's those two

18:11

actions and just go. So I agree.

18:16

Now, simple versus complex,

18:16

though.

18:20

Still pretty low.

18:21

Yeah, still

18:21

pretty low. But I was gonna say,

18:25

I feel like there is a little

18:25

bit of strategy to this game.

18:28

Obviously, there is optimization

18:28

that you can do with how you

18:31

place your tiles, or your

18:31

patches. And I don't know if

18:36

I've historically always won

18:36

this game, but I feel like I'm a

18:39

little bit better at it than you.

18:41

You have not always won,

18:41

but you have won more times than

18:46

I have in this game.

18:47

Okay. Yeah, I

18:47

feel like I'm a little bit

18:49

better at kind of compacting

18:49

everything and figuring out the

18:53

shape that I need and getting

18:53

all of that together, like

18:57

without a bunch of random little

18:57

spaces.

19:00

I don't do this thing

19:00

called Tetris.

19:03

I don't usually either.

19:06

No, no, no, I just No, no,

19:06

no. So I think for this, I would

19:11

give it two complexity.

19:15

Yeah, that's kind

19:15

of what I was thinking also two.

19:18

Next is the route versus

19:18

random rating. This is what

19:21

mechanics change to make each

19:21

play a unique experience.

19:26

Nothing. The only thing that

19:26

changes it really is the order

19:30

of your spread out pieces.

19:32

Right? Yeah,

19:32

you've got the randomization of

19:34

that. But otherwise, the one by

19:34

one patches are in the same

19:39

place every time on your time

19:39

board. The eyeballs on the time

19:44

board are also in the same

19:44

place. So not a whole lot going

19:48

on. But again, that kind of goes

19:48

into the simplicity of it just

19:53

oh, hey, I need to kill you

19:53

know, about 30 minutes let's,

19:56

let's just whip out patchwork real quick.

19:58

Yeah, it's very, very

19:58

simple, very easy. Not a whole

20:03

lot of meat to dig into on this

20:03

game.

20:06

Yeah, so I think

20:06

I'm gonna put this at like a to

20:09

one random as well, two to two.

20:13

I want to give it a one

20:13

but

20:15

I don't think

20:15

it's a one. There is some

20:19

element that is randomized.

20:21

Yeah, I guess. I mean, you

20:21

do you technically it does have

20:25

twice as many randomized

20:25

elements as tic tac toe?

20:30

No, because Tic

20:30

Tac Toe has zero according to

20:34

our definition of randomization,

20:37

but you can't have a zero

20:37

on the scale. Right? So a zero

20:41

would be a one.

20:44

Oh my gosh, okay,

20:44

I guess . You can't multiply

20:51

anything by zero is what I was

20:51

gonna argue. But

20:53

you can multiply but you

20:53

still get zero.

20:57

Mm hmm. Anyway,

20:57

whatever. I'm going with all

21:01

twos on this.

21:03

Okay, you're gonna go with

21:03

all twos. I'm like, I'm gonna go

21:05

to two one.

21:07

All right. Sounds good.

21:09

All right, Rachel, it's

21:09

time to answer the question.

21:14

Would you rather prep your lawn

21:14

for winter by cutting all the

21:18

grass really, really short

21:18

filling in all the holes

21:20

recently dug by your new pet pig

21:20

and then spreading ryegrass seed

21:23

on and topsoil everywhere and

21:23

hope the birds and our pigs

21:27

don't eat it all before it can

21:27

take root and start to grow.

21:31

Yes. Yeah, I did

21:31

that this morning. My body

21:34

aches. My back hurts. I feel

21:34

like I'm so old. We are old.

21:39

Yeah, I would way prefer to play

21:39

patchwork.

21:43

Yeah, I agree. That sounds

21:43

like a lot of work. And I'm an

21:47

inside boy, though, huh? I've

21:47

been declawed.

21:52

You've been

21:52

declawed. Yeah.

21:55

Well, there you have it.

21:55

That's one of our shorter

21:59

episodes. But that's patchwork.

21:59

Feel free to dress up as a

22:04

scarecrow or as the stitch

22:04

abomination from World of

22:09

Warcraft. Or Oogie bogey from

22:09

Nightmare Before Christmas. Yes.

22:14

Oogie. Boogie is basically like

22:14

a really fat version of oogie is

22:20

what the patchwork like, wow,

22:20

boss looks like if you're having

22:25

trouble picturing that.

22:30

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22:30

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24:41

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24:41

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24:46

Even you have fun.

24:48

Well, and I'm German and I

24:48

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24:51

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24:51

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24:54

All I do is win win win

24:54

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24:57

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25:00

Yeah, no. Let me

25:00

see what I can do about that for

25:03

you.

25:04

No, I'm good. Thanks.

25:07

I am also streaming on Twitch are trying to get back into it. I am

25:09

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25:13

times sometimes it'll be well

25:13

Overwatch two just came out. So

25:16

I'll probably be on that. And

25:16

I've been playing a lot of while

25:19

lately so probably that I also

25:19

really like indie games. So if

25:24

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25:37

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25:37

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