My name is Kelly Crocker, and I'm one of the ministers here. Today, I'm joined by my colleague, the Reverend Kelly Asbrook Jackson and the worship team of Linda Warren, Drew Collins, Daniel Karns. And a very familiar face to many of you, our special musical guest, is our former FUS Music Director, Dan Broner. The vision of First Unitarian Society is growing souls, connecting with one another and embodying our Unitarian Universalist values in our lives, in our community, and in our world. If you are visiting today, welcome. We're so very glad that you are with us. If you'd like more information about First Unitarian Society, please stop by the welcome table located near the elevator in the commons. And we hope you'll be able to stay and join us for coffee hour immediately following the service. That will be outside on the west lawn that is outside the Gabler Living Room. And if you are new here, let us know, because those words mean nothing to you. We will help you find your way to coffee. Our activity for all ages today is a treasure hunt around the FUS grounds to find all kinds of natural objects. And so that treasure hunt is on the clipboards right outside the auditorium door. So if you'd like to go on a treasure hunt during coffee hour, please grab one of those on your way out. And for those of you connecting virtually with us today, welcome. We are so very glad that you are with us as well. We hope that you'll be able to join us for our virtual coffee hour immediately following today's service. The information for joining can be found on the homepage of our website, fussmedicine.org. It will also be on the slide shown at the end of today's service. Our announcement slides will also be shown briefly after the service. We encourage you to take a moment to watch those and learn more about our upcoming programs and activities. And now I invite you to join me in a moment of silence as we center ourselves and bring ourselves fully into this time as we join together once again in community. Open up the doors. Push on looming wooden arches embroidered with ironwork. Brace shoulders against the weight of history unmoved.  Knock rust off the hinges if you have to and let your breath precede you inside. Open the doors more. Make room for a shaft of sunlight to cross the threshold. Give the dust motes something to dance about. Peek through a single slice of possibility. And name even the half hidden truths you see. Open the doors wider still. Pour yourself through the gap. Strut or sneak or sidle as suits you best. Cleanse whatever scrapes catch your skin and bind up the wounds that keep you from entering hole. Open the doors as far as they will go. Draw on the strength of the stones beneath you. Ground yourself in a firm sense of who you are. Stand as a beacon welcoming the next seeker and shine far beyond the lintel and sill. Open all that you are. Heighten and deepen your connections to the world around you. Broaden your definition of neighbor. Grow into the largest target for grace that you can muster. And pray to become a gateway for even greater love and compassion. Open up the doors my friends. Lest we keep the stranger out and condemn ourselves to prisons of our own making. Come let us open the doors to worship together. And if you will rise now in all the ways that we do and join in our words of affirmation as we light our chalice. We seek our place in the world and the answers to our heart's deep questions. As we seek may our hearts be open to unexpected answers. May the light of our chalice remind us that this is a community of warmth of wisdom and welcoming of multiple truths. So I tell you a story this morning about a kingdom a long time ago and very far away away. And this kingdom was ruled by an emperor. Emperor was a very important person and he wanted to make sure that everybody knew how important he was. So he always had the very best of everything. The best food, the best horses, the best clothes. In fact, he was so famous for how much he cared about his clothing that people would come to the kingdom very far away in order to sell him new clothes. And sometimes he would buy them and often he wouldn't because he knew that if he sent most of them away without buying the clothing he'd get a reputation as someone who only wanted the very, very best. So one day a certain merchant came into the kingdom. He had a cart pulled by a horse. He came to the kingdom, he came to the castle, he came to see the emperor and he said, emperor I have come to sell you some clothes. The emperor said, well all right, I'll look at what you have. And he showed him some fabric and the emperor yawned and he showed him some pantaloons and the emperor shrugged and he showed him some shirts and the emperor just sort of moved his head back and forth and the emperor said, didn't you bring me anything interesting? And the merchant thought, well I have one thing but it's very particular and I don't think it's for you. He said, what do you mean it's so particular? What do you mean it's not for me? I get the best of everything. And so the merchant said, well you have to understand that it's a certain special cloth from a place far from here and only people with very good taste can see it. Well the emperor said, well of course, obviously I'm going to be able to see it. So show me, show me this clothing. So the merchant went into his cart and he had a little bit of a panic attack inside the cart. It's like, okay all right, I'm deep in it now. I don't have what I said that I have. So he's trying to be a big shot. All right, well the only way out is through. So he pantomimed putting a roll of cloth on his shoulder and he came out of the cart and he went over to the king, the emperor, and he unspooled nothing at all. But he did a pretty good job with his miming, you know. It's an acquired skill, you got to work at it. And the emperor said, oh that's quite pretty. And then all of his advisors, all the people hung around his court who'd been sort of like, what's going on here, looking at each other. Like, yes, it is quite pretty. And the whole mood of the room changed. And the merchant, feeling pretty lucky about all this thought, all right, well here's my price then for it. And you know what, the emperor paid it. So after a little while, you know, enough time to sort of sell the act, he turned the nothing that he was pretending was a roll of magical cloth into nothing that he was pretending was a fine suit of clothing and presented it on a naked mannequin to the emperor. The emperor still trying to keep up the ruse, trying to keep up the sense of like, yeah, I see there's cloth there, I have good taste, okay. He said how beautiful it was, how impressed he was about it. And everybody else in the courtroom nodded along.  And then he went on a walk through the city with his scepter and his crown and a nice pair of shoes and his underpants and nothing else at all. And the people had been prepared, you know, they'd been talking for a while about how the king was going to have this new magical set of clothing. So everybody else was saying how beautiful it looked and how much it set off the gleam in his eye. But somewhere out in that crowd, there was one young child who just called out, the emperor has no clothes because that's the truth. Now this is the way the story was told to me and I've heard it a million times before, but you know I didn't find out until recently? You know what the end of the story is? No one listens to the child and the emperor goes right on walking. That's the original ending of the story. But of course, in our lives, we get to decide how the story ends. I invite you into the giving and receiving of today's offering. We give freely and generously to this offering in order to sustain the ongoing work of this community. You'll see on the screen that you can donate directly from our website, fussmedicine.org. You will see our text to give information there as well. There are baskets at the exits of the auditorium for those of you here in person. We thank you for your generosity and for your faith in this life we create together. So I want to tell you, it comes from West Africa. It's about Anansi, the spider. Anansi loved to tell stories. One of the reasons why he liked telling stories so much was that people would listen to him and there'd always be in the story there'd be some insight or some general truism or some explanation about the way that the world works. And afterwards, people would say, Anansi, you are so wise. There was so much wisdom in that story. And he liked hearing that. He liked feeling like he was a wise person. And well, there are sort of two ways you can go. When you get used to somebody complimenting you, you can feel better about yourself and more confident or you can start to worry about what, what if the compliments go away? What if people don't think that you're the way that they've been saying that you are at some point? What if you run out of wise stories to tell? So, Anansi went that direction. And so he, he had a pretty good plan. He went to go see God. And he explained to God, people think that I am wise and I would like for that to be true. And God said, all right, well, I'm going to take all the wisdom in the whole world and I'll put it in this big pot. How about that? Have at it. Anansi was very pleased. I mean, it's a pretty easy solution, all things considered. So he took the pot, which was very large, and he took it back down to earth and he looked inside the pot. And every time they looked inside the pot, he learned something new, something about the way the world works or the way that people are. He was very pleased to have gotten exactly what he asked for. But he got worried again. And here's all the wisdom in the whole world, all in this pot. What if somebody else found it? Then he wouldn't be the wise one anymore. So he decided he needed to do something to make sure that no one else could find the wisdom. He tied the pot around his neck to help him carry it a little bit better. And he decided to climb up to a tall tree. He could hide it in the branches way up there when no one would find it. But he had a problem because the pot was really big and it was hard to climb around it. It was so large.  So he has more arms and more legs than I do. And even then he was really struggling with it. And while he was doing this, sort of trying to make his way up a very tall tree with a pot that was too big for him to get his arms around, strapped to his neck in front of him, one of his children was watching from the outside. One of his children was watching from the house and cried out, shouldn't you tie it to your back instead? Now, the child had a very good point. But you know how sometimes when someone has a very good point, it's worse than if they had no point at all? At least it feels that way. So when Nancy was very frustrated now trying to climb, couldn't get his arms around the pot, someone else over here is giving him advice that he doesn't want to take. And well, the rope around his neck came loose and the pot fell to the ground and broke. All that wisdom spread out over the ground and then it started to rain. And the rain washed it down to the river. The river took it to the sea. The sea spread it out all over the world. So that now there's wisdom, well, pretty much everywhere if you look hard enough for it. And Nancy was just left wondering, if I had all the wisdom in the world, how come I didn't think to tie the pot to the back instead of the front? Let's rise and body and our spirit to sing together our middle hand, 318 we would be one. It is something we desire, but also often fear. We cannot live without some understanding of what we know to be true. And yet there are some truths in life that seem hard or even impossible for us to live with. As Unitarian Universalists, we are dedicated to a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. But that search is rarely easy and it almost never leads where we expect it to. So Raymond Chandler is one of the authors credited with inventing the hard-boiled detective genre, defined by a grim wit, dangerous intrigue, and hard-nosed protagonists out to uncover the truth, whatever the risks or the costs. In his first novel, The Big Sleep, Philip Marlowe, a stone-faced, hard-drinking private eye takes on the seemingly simple case of a wealthy family being blackmailed, but it quickly leads him into a tangled web of murder and intrigue. As the numerous guilty parties start killing to cover their tracks, the stakes of the affair rise higher and higher. Bit by bit, the pieces begin to fall into place until, finally, with a closing twist, the last of the puzzle is solved and the grizzled gumshoe gains the satisfaction of solving the grand mystery. The book was eventually made into a movie starring Humphrey Bogar. While it was in production, Raymond Chandler received a telegram from the studio. You see, they'd sat down with his book to go over all its twists and turns to make sure that the story all came out right on the big screen. But there was one fraction of the case that didn't seem to square with the rest. As the tension mounts and Marlowe begins to realize the case he's working is far stranger and more dangerous than he originally thought, he gets a call telling him the latest twist. The chauffeur of the wealthy family he's working for has been found murdered. But that particular part of the case is never clearly solved and the folks at the movie studio couldn't come up with any obvious explanation as to which of the many villains might have done it. Thinking that they must have missed something, they sent word to the author asking him to clue them in. Chandler got their telegram, thought about it for a while, but his answer wasn't particularly satisfying. He couldn't figure out who the killer was at. Sometimes, no matter how hard we try to fit the puzzle together, the answer eludes us. There are questions that human beings have been asking themselves and each other for thousands of years. No perfectly definitive end-to-all debate answer should be expected on these anytime soon. More personally, there are other more particular questions we ask ourselves, the why's and what if's of our losses and wins for which no easy answer or simple truth exists. The ambiguity and uncertainty we are left with in the absence of solid facts or clear explanations can be frightening. We can be seduced into taking refuge in the comfort of self-deception when a marriage ends or a loved one dies or some other grave loss or deep disappointment befalls us. Thinking that there is a neat explanation for exactly why things happened as they did or exactly what we or anyone else could have done to make them happen differently. There is danger in being dishonest with ourselves in settling into believing anything other than what we know to be true. As we let go of the truth, even to protect ourselves from it, we open a door that is difficult to close. It is like the story of a man who lived alone in a simple house. It wasn't much, but it was all that he had. One day, a sly fellow came to his door and asked if he could buy the house from the man. He offered more money than the man made in a month, but far less than the house was actually worth. The man refused, of course. If he sold his house, he would have nowhere to live. So the visitor made a different offer. He would pay the same considerable amount of money to buy just one nail in the wall of the man's house. The rest of the building would remain undisturbed, but the nail would belong to the stranger to do it as he pleased. Thinking that the visitor was quite foolish and himself quite lucky, the man agreed to sell the one nail in the wall and to allow its new owner to do with it as he pleased. The stranger paid him the money, hung his coat on the nail in the wall, and went on his way. That night, there was a knock at the door, and the sly stranger came in to collect his coat and left a bag of potatoes hanging in its place. The man who lived in the house thought this was strange, but he had to admit that the nail's new owner was within his rights. The next morning, the sly visitor returned and replaced the bag of potatoes with a sack of rotting meat. Eventually, the owner of the house was forced to abandon it. But following the facts and sticking by what we know, what we know is right, can be quite satisfying as well. Consider the story of Benjamin Cody, a seventh grader who went with his mother about 11 years ago to New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art. He noticed an error in a map of the Byzantine Empire and reported it to the museum staff. They didn't take Benjamin's concerns very seriously. Who would you be more likely to trust about the borders of the 1500-year-old empire, the professionals at a major museum or a 13-year-old? But he filled out the paperwork. Apparently, the museum has a form for visitors who believe they have corrections to offer. And then, the next winter, Benjamin got an email from the museum's curator for Byzantine art, congratulating him on spotting the mistake and giving him the opportunity to correct it. In all the difficulties which will arise in life, Olive Shreiner wrote, fling yourself down on the truth and cling to that as a drowning man in a stormy sea flings himself onto a plank and clings to it, knowing whether he sink or swim with it, it is the best he had. The truth is, finally, all we have. I do not mean the truth is, the truth as distinct from the other great virtues such as love and justice. I mean the truth is the root of those virtues. Human beings, frail and imperfect as we are, can manage to find good in one another and to love and care for each other, despite any struggle or pain. This is the highest truth that I know. Sometimes, we try to clothe something hurtful or cruel in the garment of truth. That dress looks awful. This food tastes terrible.  We take our shot and duck for cover behind the argument that we were only telling the truth. But it is never the whole truth. Because if we were to express the whole truth, we would have to include the fact that the person in that tacky dress with the burnt casserole and the corny jokes is a wondrous and unique being, impossibly, indescribably valuable and worthy of our compassion and respect. Anything said of anyone that does not take that into account could never be the whole and real truth. Abner Nieland is remembered when he is remembered as the last man ever to be jailed in America for blasphemy. Well, last for now. He was a universalist minister in the first half of the 1800s whose theology and understanding of the truth as he saw it evolved to a point that most of the other universalists of his era could not tolerate. Under tremendous pressure, he resigned his fellowship in ministry and went on to serve as the leader of a group called the Society of Free Inquirers in Boston. His lectures drew thousands and his publications had a notable circulation, though it was perhaps driven as much by his opponents as by his supporters. The free and very public expression of his ideas eventually led to his trial for blasphemy. He was convicted and after several appeals eventually spent 60 days in jail. During the initial case, the prosecuting attorney in his remarks to Abner's jury declared that if he was not punished for his dangerous ideas, prostitution would become endemic, the institution of marriage would collapse, and private property would be erased. Some of those attacks sound familiar, don't they? The judge and prosecutor at Abner's first trial and the chief justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, which heard his final appeal and upheld his original conviction, were all unitarians. It was back in the days when we sort of ran Boston. So what was so appalling in Abner Nieland's beliefs that they were found illegal and held to be generally unacceptable among both universalists and unitarians? What was so terrible about Abner Nieland? Here is what he said. He proclaimed that scripture was not divinely inspired, but the product of human authors telling stories to make sense out of their own lives. He believed that God was not a being with thoughts and feelings and other attributes of a person. Instead, he called himself a pantheist and understood God as synonymous with nature and the world of which all are apart, saying, I believe that in the abstract, all is God. Abner's enemies saved their harshest words and deepest concerns not for his theological ideas, however, but for the social teachings that he drew from them. 100 years before the constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote, Abner championed the rights of women, the right to vote, to keep their own names once married, to hold their own bank accounts and to use birth control. He argued for the abolition of slavery and the establishment of full equality under the law and in society for people of all races. He spoke out for the right of divorce and for the legalization of interracial marriage. We Unitarian Universalists are a varied and assorted lot, but both in his social values and in his personal theology, Abner Nieland is as close to our general consensus as I can imagine. Anti-racism, equal rights, birth control, scripture is something that can be considered and challenged rather than unflinchingly obeyed and God as the wholeness of the universe rather than a human like super being. You might not agree with all of that, but I would be willing to bet that you can find something in it that you value or at least do not hate or fear. In the ideas for which Abner Nieland was jailed. In less than 200 years, our understanding of the truth has changed. In fact, it happens all the time. The world is in some ways like a great detective story. To make our way through it, we must seek out the facts and our own practical experience. But particularly because our world contains so much uncertainty and many of our questions have no answers or no definitive ones, we need most of all to know what is deeply true in us. True down in our bones and to follow that when all else fails.  So is everyone around you.  Everyone who is kind to you and everyone who mistreats you. Everyone you know and everyone you do not know. It is not quite that we are in a story where the Creator does not know everything that is going on. It is rather that we are in a story which is still being written not by a single hand but by each of us writing together. So let us devote ourselves to something beautiful and true. Where we can share the celebrations and the sorrows of our days. This week we light a candle for Eva Wright, former FUS assistant music director, longtime FUS member and a shining light in our days. This past week Eva entered hospice care and so we are holding Eva and her husband Bob, their children and their grandchildren in our hearts as they journey together. May Eva feel the love and the support surrounding her and may all the love and compassion that she has given throughout these many years be returned to her many times over in the weeks ahead. And we light a candle in solidarity with the people of Ukraine both in their suffering and in their struggle. Together we yearn for peace for them and for all people for an end to all wars of conquest anywhere and everywhere on earth. And if you'll join me now in a moment of prayer with these words from Vanessa Southern. There is so much undone so much to do so much to heal in us and in the world so much to acquire a meal a healthy body a friend a home a job a better job proof we have and are enough just around the corner of now and up against it is the reality of all that falls short and the limits of today we honor the limits if your body won't do what it used to for right now let it be enough if your mind won't stop racing or can't think of the word let it be enough if you are here utterly alone and in despair be all that here with us if today you cannot sing because your throat hurts or you don't have the heart for music be silent the world won't stop spinning on her axis if you don't rise to all occasions today love will not cease to flow in your direction your heart won't stop beating all hope won't be lost you are a part of the plan for this world salvation of that I have no doubt the world needs its oceans of people striving to be good to carry us to the shores of hope and wash fear from the beach heads and cleanse all wounds so they can heal but oceans are big and I am sure there are parts that don't feel up to the task of the whole some days rest if you must like the swimmer lying on her back who floats or the hawk carried on cushions of air rest in the seats made to hold weary lives in space carved out for the doing of nothing much but being perhaps then you will feel in your bones in your weary heart the aching healing sense that this is enough even this that we are enough you are enough enough may we hold this and all that resides in our hearts this morning in a moment of blessed silence blessed be and amen is our closing hymn number 1003 where do we come from we will sing it as a round we'll sing it one time through all together taking all the repeats and when you see the four lines of text each of those is repeated then we'll sing the second time those on my left and the left my left side of the hall will begin and on that side of the center aisle will follow let's rise and body and our spirit together please let our lives be a prayer that waters dry souls men's broken hearts refuses to be terrorized seeks this world's beauty and carries us through its storms blessed be go in peace and please be seated for the postlude


An Ohio State High Court has adjourned a case of 500 billion error filed by Sunday Bohot against the federal government. Its adjournment is till September 17th. Justice Ladira Kintola gave the judgment during a hearing between both parties. The council today embattled Yoruba Nation agitator apologised to the members of the press for the harsh reception they encountered at the court premises. Sunday Adeemo is seeking a 500 billion error compensation from the federal government following his claim of infringement on human rights by the Department of State Security.


Okay, sweet. I'll see you guys. We'll probably start within about five minutes or so, okay? Will you be playing tomorrow as well? Yeah. X, we're gonna do... We're gonna do marathon. We're gonna... Well, I don't know if we're gonna... We're probably gonna do at least... I don't know how many more games tonight, but when we wake up tomorrow, we're just gonna have breakfast and start it up. And for us, the longest sessions we've done, we've played 14 hours straight, so I don't know what we're gonna do this weekend. My cousins are leaving Sunday, so we're definitely gonna start off tomorrow and do day, and what's gonna happen is during the day, the light is gonna be better, it won't get the shine on the board, so we're gonna remove the... What do you call it? The stickies that I have on the board that you see there, the only reason we put them on there is because the light is shining from the top, so it's got a huge glare, so we'll remove that tomorrow, so it's gonna be daylight, so the lighting is gonna be a more natural lighting tomorrow. Okay. Full house, full house. Dante, how are you doing? Welcome to a stream, brother. Second monopoly game. Second monopoly game. Yeah, it should be fun when we're trying to organize this to play the game for a while now, after the cousins come over and do that we can't. Is it okay now? Yeah, it's okay. It's good. It's good. It's good. Yeah, the yellow is induced. Lily, you gotta dump the yellows. You gotta dump the yellow seriously. It's not mine, it's mine. You have no money, the yellow is so garbage. I had either that or the green. Yeah, that's true. You didn't have a bad deal. I had no other choice. You got two greens in the deal though. The greens were... Yeah, yeah, you got two greens. I couldn't afford it. Oh, nice fireplace. Yeah, reminds me of your fireplace. Oh, yeah. Westfield? Yeah, Westfield. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, there's two long matches. Yeah, that was a holder for them on the wall. Oh, yeah, which... Oh, that one, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Where'd you guys get those? Which ones? With the holder and all the matches. Oh, I don't know. So with the fireplace? Yeah, I don't know. No, no, it was something else. That's a popcorn maker on the wall. Not a guy there. You guys use that? No, I might have used that as a supplier, you know it. You can. That's such an old school way to make popcorn. What do you guys think, shall we? Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. You think I can make this one? My poker skill? I mean, should we all move it? Don't do it. I'm just gonna hit the gears over here. It's a chip.  No, I was gonna tell you that. I didn't know. Just open someone. You don't want to have little... Someone would say, yeah, you can do it, and now try, but no one said it. Okay, all right. You gotta hop over a little. You gotta hop over a little. You gotta hop over a little. Yeah, this thing is... It's too bad this thing is here, right? Yeah, it's not as bad as it is. Okay, rules is you guess first card? Five. What'd you get? Where's my T? Six. Is this the highest roll? No, no, that's not my T. Six is the highest roll? Six is the highest roll. Did I roll? You got a six? Did you roll? I don't think I rolled. Okay, good enough. Okay, let's do it. You got the first card last time, no? Yeah. Yeah, let's lay it on the table so people see. That's a bit of every color. Wardwalk. Nice. Electric. Railroad. Okay. Oh, that's so expensive already. Yeah, yeah. Pennsylvania. Oh, you're gonna be awesome. Three lefts. Oh, is this the last one? Oh, yeah, Kentucky. Kentucky and New York. Yeah, whoa. Not bad cards, am I right? Let's do the count. Oh, yeah. We'll keep waiting until they write for the time we have. We'll be back. That's so funny. Okay, we're gonna have more T soon. Oh, you got both utilities. Come on, it's three, sixty. What was that? Why don't you just do that one? Count it. Count it. You're 800? Minus 800. Minus? What are you? Let's see. Yeah, you were 630. 630. No, that was Lydia. Yeah, you're 800. What are you got? I'm at 6. 790. Oh, we're 780. Oh, $20. $20 discrepancy. $20 discrepancy. Mine is pretty straightforward. Check it out. Two, three, four, five, 660. Makes 1340. 360. It makes 1320. Oh, okay. That's the mistake. Excuse me. So, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I get $20 more. $20 less. $20 less. Oh, wait, more. More. More on the case. Three, five, six, 60 is 1320. So, 680. No, 380. 1320? 1320 is 480. Oh, yeah, we're not 380. Instead of 360. You only got 360. $20 more. I made a mistake. Oh, I got $20 more. Oh, yeah, that fixes it. Oh, that fixes it. Oh, yeah, $20 less. Okay, cool. All right, five. I'll give you these two for states and the baby. No, because I don't have as much money. Of course, the blues. I was going to suggest because you have one. I don't have that much money. You probably want these, one ton. If I give you this, you should give me park places. I can give you this. The red? All right, fine. What are you doing? Oh, you're not giving me a meeting? No, not with a meeting. Oh, don't make a deal yet. Oh, sorry, sorry. You're going to give those two for... I thought it was for a meeting. Make sure you get everything. Well, no, not just two things. Your only deal here is boardwalk for your two purples. That's still a terrible deal. Yeah, the only deal is one for one. Why would you do anything else? Or if you want these, you got to give me something else because I don't have much money. What do you mean give you something else? Park place for that is such a deal for you. No, because I have to just work with the blues. All right, Armie can ball. Do you have anything else you want? Do you want to give me Vermont for that? All right, would you like to give me Baltic for that? Oh, you want me to give you this? Do we have anything? Come on, man.  No, we don't. Do you want this for Baltic or do you want this for Vermont? I'm one of the other. Pick now. So I can start with some other trades. Here, Vogue, I'll give you... These two are really expensive. This starts the deals. Oh, it's just a matter of... So I have other things to start deals with. All right, what monopolies we got together? We got these, we got... That's that. That's that. That's it. That's it. That's it. Yeah. Yeah, we'll give you this. We have 700 plus this. 800. All right. I'm giving you 570. Who's got the other one of these? Give me 2,500. You got more money than me. It's so little I'm asking for. You're taking two cards? I'm giving him... Baltic, let's go. Which one do you want, man? I offered you both sides. He's going to choke light blue. What's the point? He's not going to choke. He needs a monopoly, man. But you guys... But what would I do? Here, I'll give you light blue, give you everything else. What are you getting? I don't know what you're getting. I'm getting... Dude, take one of these straight up deals. No, at least get an orange. Like, I need at least a chance. I got some things to deal with you guys. But if I'm going to get light blue, I need the orange. All right, then you got to throw in the green. Fair enough. Okay. All right, let's go. Oh, then what are you giving me? Just straight up? No, not straight up. Everything. All three. Oh, yeah, we're waiting. Yeah, all three. Why? You have the green? That way, at least I'm getting... We're both getting a monopoly. I'm not getting a monopoly. No. That's it. Oh, yeah. That's what I was saying. Gun deal? That's it. What do we got? What do we got? Hold on, guys. Three ways to start. We have three-way trades. What do we got? Yellows and the greens are available. Yellows and greens. So, Vi, I'm willing to give you $200 and Marvin. Four Pennsylvania Avenue. That's as good as my offer is going to get. I don't even haggle. That's not much at all. What? Why not? Yeah, it's plus 320. Are you giving 340? Dude, this is 280. Well, it's just mortgage for me. So, hold on.  No, it's not, man. It's trading options with the army. Give me the yellow. Where's the other yellow? You want some monopoly? Give me the yellow. You want the red, right? Because the red's open. Give me the yellow and the green. Wait. No, I want the green, man. Because that way we can make a deal. No, you can't. No, you'd have to throw in the utilities and things. Don't you have... Where's the other yellow? You. You. Yeah.  So, what do you do? So, what do you do? Money and then we'll talk. This is the max offer. I give you this. I'm going to give you this and what? What did you say? What if you threw in the utilities? This and the utilities? I'm giving you the railroad instead. Oh, railroad doesn't do anything for me. Railroad's more powerful than the trades. So, this and this for these two? Man, I got the utilities.  Like, if it comes to you, you should keep it. Like, I'll give you the railroad. I'll give you the railroad. Make your deal. Don't make the deal. Yeah, let's go. Yeah, let's go.  Don't take the deal last night. Stop the deal. I like my setup. That's not bad. That's a great setup. That's actually a really good setup, man. All right, there's only one deal, Armin. What's the deal?  Make sure you check out your boy, Nardog. With the purple and green. Is that the camera? Look at me go.  They can see me. I'm going for yellows. And these guys are still up for open to buy, right? So, I'm doing a Hail Mary on New York. And I'm going with these guys and I'm just going for the yellows. That's it. And I think I'm going to win with the yellows. Yellows haven't won for a whole whole whole. Hey, how much did everyone start with? Seven. Oh, I'm sorry. He's seven, eighty? Eight hundred, three, four, eight hundred. Eight hundred? Seven. He just rolls. Eight seconds. Seven, eight, seven, eight, seven, eight, seven, eight, seven. What did you throw? I got an eight. You got seven. I got seven? Oh, I got seven. I'm going to try it. I want you to give me a big number. Three, eight, five. You want me seven? Seven? I cannot do that. I can do that. No. I can do that tomorrow. Tomorrow for you or me? For you. I can do that for you. Tomorrow. Yeah, nice. Oh, no. Good job. You're happy. He's away, really. Yeah, nothing. Four is, he's not happy, though. He, he. I need a hundred, though. You're okay. Dude, life moves don't cheat. Can't believe you just got life blues. But this is such a show. This isn't a shitty roll, man. Life moves is not bad, man, starting off. Nothing good about that roll. Seven, go. At least you got something good about that roll. Can someone break this? Oh, yeah, I got it. I don't know why the hundreds are so short. Anyway, we got another set. But the money looks different. We need two. The money looks a lot different. That's awesome. But at least I got doubles, huh? Three, go to go. Hey, that's a nice roll. Take it easy, take it easy. That is a nice roll. How about that? Triple? Oh, my property too. Oh, you gave it away. Oh, so good. No, no, that's okay. Oh, my God. He's going to jail. He's going to jail. I'm going to jail. That's awesome. He's definitely going to jail. He's got to go to jail. You've got to go to jail. Oh, my God. He's awesome. Look at that. You just went home. What? You wanted me to go there. I did it. That was tough, man. That was tough. Eight. Eight. Let's all do it. Wow, what a run. What a run. That was pretty hard. Dude, that middle, it's mine. I can't believe it's mine already. I go with four.  Three, go back three. Twenty. Real evil thoughts. Six, baby. No, no, no. I will not let that happen. It's not happening. Don't go there. No? Hey, I'm moving. Bonnie Dallas. You know, it's a good move. I'm building. That was serious movement, man. The guys went crazy. Dude, that was insane. And then you got one. That was crazy. That was the one we would have gone. Oh, yeah, I would have got doubles. I would have gone. Guaranteed. Dude, I like how the game's starting with that much. Yeah, I like that. That's serious, guys. That's never happened. I'm like contemplating. Should I root for an 11 or a 12? Yeah, yeah. Like, $600. Yeah, $600 is pretty sweet, man. Yeah, there's two for you. I'm giving it for you. But 11 is sweet. I'll take an 11. You take this, the... 11 more. I would take a 12 over New York. You need 12. I need it. Guys, that's two, three. 11 or 12. Plus five, plus six. Ten bucks back. That's 800. 900. Yeah. Yeah, so I need 100 back. No, 900 is... No, because it's these. So, 12, three, four. I was thinking about the... I'm tripping. Yeah, I'm tripping. I only need to mortgage one. 120. Six. That's five. Seven. No, 100 less. Five. No, no, no. Two houses. 80, 120. That's three houses. Is that what you want? Three houses? Yeah. All right. Oh, then I don't need to mortgage this. No, you do. Oh, well, yeah, you have the money. Yeah. Yeah, you don't even need to do any of that. No, no, no, no. Then he's getting extra house. He's getting a four house. He wants four houses. You want four houses? Yeah, yeah. Oh, dude. You say 30 back? Hold on. Count it again. So, this was... 70. So, that's 300. 300 plus 500 is 800. Okay, done deal. Wow. Now... Let me see if I want my... Fifth house. Now I'm going to pay for the houses. That kind of run? I even paid income tax. That kind of run needs to get paid. Oh, look at all the chips in there. I like the different color per player. Yeah, yeah, I like it, too. I like it, too. I'm going to sleep with this stack in my pocket. You're close firing. Where he at? Where he at? Get a three paper house. Oh, that's me. 21st. 11 or 12. Look at this. Look at this. Was that a practice rule? 11 or 12. Come on. Oh, my God. You got a better chance now. 11 is stuck on the... You're a better player. 20 bucks, 20 bucks. 11's on the other side, man. That's 11 on the other side. You're getting red there. The purple, they're still hot. 11. That's what I'm going to get. Do we have a heat? That's the go-kart. No. Oh, my God. That's crazy. You are passing ghost videos out of the house. Wait, was that the first card? Yeah. It was possible again. It was possible. Dude, it's going to happen eventually. I think it's going to happen. Well, it just went around. Oh, no. I don't want that, man.  What is it, man? 200 bucks, 200 bucks. Oh, really? You get my property, man.  Just poor sportsmanship. Is it you're not allowed to tell them it's available? That's poor sportsmanship. No, I knew it was available. I think it's poor sportsmanship. But no, you can't. Dude. You can't. Like, you didn't really tell Lily Kentucki as well. You just said, oh. Yeah, I didn't really say I dropped the hint. Exactly. That's OK. But just be like, buy it. He's going to get it. Yeah. It's like, come on, man. Yeah. Dropping the hint is OK. All right. I just want to know more. Nine. Seven is OK. So I'm going to pass that police officer out. It's mostly me. Dude. I would rather go bankrupt on boardwalk than cut a jail on the first way around. Go, dude. It's such a demoralizer. Oh, you're cold. No, no, no. Lily was a little cold. So I'm on. We turned on the fire to, uh. Income time. What's going on? Oh, you're inducing. I want to smoke you out. Just for a bit anyway. Oh, man. You're going to go all in on me? The pack is behind. He's all in? He's trying. Good, good. He's thinking about trying to pay rent and sell a house. Come on, man. I have 80, 81 dollars left out there. And there's a 600. That is so cute. He's going to get an eighth. I want you to build that house and sell it. Go on. Because it finishes, Mario. It can finish me. It can finish me. Come on. I'm leaving the pack. Oh, no. Lily's leaving the pack.  Yellows are for you. I'm leaving you an army. All right. A army. What's going on? Are you paying me 2G? Seven. Just missed that. Oh, my God. Kentucky's for purchase. I'll pay you 300. He's going to pay me. 100 more to you would pay him for it. I'm going to pay him for it. I'm going to pay him for it. I'm going to pay him for it. I'm waiting for you. I'll give you 400, man. I'll give you 400, man. I'm not selling you, man. I'm not selling you. I don't need it right now. Give me the best one. Oh, my God. Is it? Hold on a second. Let me see. What's he doing? He's buying his monopoly. Oh, man. There's a big landing actually. No reaction. I know. I did them like seven. 30 bucks. I thought you wanted six. 30 bucks back and tucky to him. Look at this. You see someone landed here. It was for sale. Someone landed here for sale. And this one's a goodie. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. 36. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. So, return. That's more than 10% of the time. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. Thanks. Good. Seven. Oh, you got doubles? That's 70. Oh, no. I'm so sorry. 26. This is a negative return now, actually. Whoa. What? Let's go. I thought it was the same. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 houses for Miss Lily. Trying to go for that back-to-back pink one or purple. Yeah. That's what we call a pink one. It's pink. It's good. It is pink, right? Why are we calling it the purple? I don't know. Oh. Dude, that is pink. This is purple. That's pink. That's pink. That's got to be pink, man. What do you use the color twice here? Two versions of purple. This is a very light... Oh, it's very dark pink. Yeah, very dark pink. Okay, can we please just call them the pink ones? I'm calling them the pink ones.  Dude, four income taxes. No way. Serious business. That's game one. Let's get him winning pre-parking. Let's get one. Hello, hello. Give me 42 bucks, please. Do you want to land now? Where is he at? Where is he at? 42 bucks. I don't want to land now. I want to get a double... Seven. Five. Let's do taxes. Double five. Seven. Let's do taxes. Five. Eight. Landed. $600. Don't give him money. I don't want to.  Yeah. Don't give him money. I'm only going to go down $600. We got these two. Three other bucks. I need my gold money. So bad.  I need that pre-parking, too. Gold money, pre-parking? That's $1,000. Oh, free parking.  Game changes. Yeah, free parking.  Pretty much in first. If you get seven in the middle. Yeah, that's such a... Big pot. This is $830. What is it? Not this quick. Not this quick. It's been like $1,400. This is like our fourth or fifth roll. Oh, yeah. That's crazy. That's the most that's been done in there for... $70 back, $330. Oh, my God. We still haven't passed the gold. Don't give back for later. Yeah, $800 back. Oh, yeah. It's just you two that passed the gold so far now. Let's go. I can feel the heat coming down. Yeah, yeah. It's nice. And then I put $23 in the middle. That's heating me up. I think that landing's heating me up, to be honest. Yeah. The four block heat. One more house, no dog? All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right.  You eat somebody. You tell your friends about your stay. He's not leaving a five-star. I'll tell you that. Oh, that's the wrong one. I'll take a 12 is good. Oh, guys. Over here, I need 11. Oh, you got another chance. Oh, I hear what you do. I do, I do. My money's on the table. There we go. That was maybe the first time. No, maybe second time to forget the pay. Yeah. That doesn't happen too often. No, it doesn't happen too often. No. Is it? Oh, yeah. I bought it. Oh, that's a nice roll. You can have so much opportunity. It has to go. Yes. 400 bucks. 100 bucks. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. That's nice. That is so nice. I'm away from Liddy's houses too for a turn at least. Oh, yeah. That's right. It was a double whammy. One night, I was just like a convict. But I couldn't get the money. Yeah, maybe the water was. Three times. Four times. Yeah, before the first time around. Yeah. It's like, do you feel like you're always unlucky in this game too? Luxury? No. Okay, my money's in. Here's a sweet tap. Don't you dare. Sweet tap. Come on. Oh, I have a chance. I want a 10. Okay. No. Oh. My turn. Oh, my turn. Hey, pay me $16. So close. You got four bucks? Four bucks. Four bucks. Well, trust me. Hey, I want a 10. No, no, no, no. I'm waiting for my chance. Four bucks. Four bucks. Who's the table? It'll knock it off. No, 16? What do I give you? 16. I can give you four. Then I give you 15. Whoa. I'm gonna give you another one. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm gonna take this. I was kind of raging. Give me a 15. All right. Give me a 12. Oh, that's my number. Oh, hi. Give me $14. Hey, I'm out. No. I win. 14, please. 14. Thank you. Oh, OK. Oh, I thought you'd win. Give me five. Thanks. And I'm gonna mortgage this. 160. 300. 400. So, 60 bucks back. Some hotels. I've lost a lot of money. Hotel. Give me the orange. I'll give you these. Mortgage. No. Let's get past the goal first, then we talk. Yeah, we gotta pass goal anyway. Why would I give you the best one? No, we need the ones. I've tried once. Me and you have best. No, we don't. Give me five more. You have like second best profit. I'm more using waterworks? Yeah. No, we gotta pass goal, man. Shit. Seven in the middle. Well, we're kind of safe. We'll need to change roof five. We just gotta dodge. Actually, no, no, no. I got it. I got it. Seven in the middle. Just dodge everything. Get the free parking. Who is this? Oh, I have another chance. It's five, it's turning to get a six. I have another chance. Everyone roof for five is six. I'm okay with that. He's got money. Six or six. That's okay too. Oh, seven. Seven is okay too. I'm getting that money. You're all about to put Skadoosh out of there and I'm going to collect it all. This is one of our biggest piles. Biggest piles? And it's so early. Yeah. So early. 40 dollars. 40 bucks. Here's 40 bucks, man. It's me. 40 bucks. Leg guy. Oh, man. He said it too late before. 40, four bucks. Two six. It's not me. It's not me. I'm just going to help it to you. Yeah. Let's give me something, man. Tennis. Too soft. Do you want me 30? Too soft. All right, so come on in. You got four bucks? Nope. No? How is everyone short on ones, man? I give so many out. Because they're all with me. And you're not letting me give them to you. Yeah, because that's the state. 36, right? They have the state circulation. Someone else. 30, how much do you have? I have like 15 dollars and one. Here, give me 10. There you go. Thanks. I feel richer already. I want seven. That's what I like about American builds. Because they have the one. You feel a little richer. No, you're getting an eight. Seven. So, eight. Next, it's free parking. Oh my god, if you get some, too. You know what's coming. I'm the free parking king. Eight. Free parking king. I'm done with a 10. Seven, sorry. Yeah, I'm done with a 10. How much? Five hundred. You're welcome. Five hundred? I didn't even think. You got to start speaking while people are rolling. It really gets in them. One, two, three, no, no, wait a second, wait a second. Hold your horses. One hundred. Make sure this is safe. This is, can you give me three forty from the bank? I need that. Three forty? They're going to need more than that. I know. We're both in range for the, go to jail. That will five. Six is a little bit more than that. Double, how much is it? Five hundred. Five hundred. Double five, double threes. Three forty, four hundred. Build and then go to jail. They're buying it? Oh, four dollars under. Build and then go to jail. Four dollars under. You can't build it yet. I'll be in reverse all the time. Oh, man. No, I'll be in reverse. It might be jailed. Give me a hundred dollars. I'll just mortgage one of these. You're welcome. Can we take any house? One hundred. They still got the boardwalk killer suit. And that right there is why I hate pink. This whole house is in New York. Now in New York, that was. If she had four houses. Four. That's a big deal. Waterworks, how much? Forty. Forty bucks. There's not a lot of four bucks. You got time? Trying to blink, blink around. Probably, probably, probably. Probably, probably. He was going to like it. Oh, jail were a bit nice for you. Oh, yeah. I don't like it when people go to jail. It's nice property either. Another recipe for jail. That jail is gone. Oh, my God. That free parking is. Dude, I'm looking so smooth. Yeah, he is. I literally lost all my money. He's a chunk of this. Free parking is looking so smooth. This is juicy. I've lost seven. Imagine no losses. Free parking. Let me rub the power of the ten of you. Oh, 14 bucks. Snake guy's coming up. Sorry. I'll take that. That was really into the moment there. You guys are still standing. Thanks, brother. Dude, it's, you feel like you're on the go when you're standing. Oh, snakes. Snakes. Thank you. Backwards will do. Mow again. Oh, behind these two. Pay some money to sell some houses. Oh, nice. Oh, yeah. Oh, nice. Yeah, treat me to these. Forty-four bucks. Forty-four bucks. Nice. Yeah. Yeah. You paid them at five? Oh, no. Six. Six. One, two, three, four, five. I don't even have enough to build a town. Oh, you need to pay again. You need to pay again. I need to go. You're not done yet. Three. Income started. Nice. Nice. Fifty-two bucks. Eleven.  Oh, man. I'll take a twirl. Come on. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. He saved you the last time. Why'd he say 12? He said that last time. Don't say 12. No, I can't believe that. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa. He's reparking his gold for me now. Oh, my God. Nine. Nine. Oh, my God. Oh, that's a nice card for you. That is a nice card for you. Jump me in by... Jump me in by 10. Ten, nine, eight. Not a nine. Ten, eight. Ten, eight, ten, eight. Seven. I'm okay with you getting a seven. Come on. That's fine. That's definitely an eight or a nine. Oh, my God. Why'd he say nine again? Yeah. Say nine one more time. Collected 20. Dude. 220 bucks. Hey, where's your wash? Where are we? Right now. Stay down to your room. I love how you take his money with him to that one. That is the best. That is so good. Oh, my God. Oh, man. It's my turn, huh? My turn. Where is he? Where is he? Where is he at? He's over there. You both jump Baltic, huh? Four is good. Just wanted to let you guys know if I get a 12, I'll get my properties. Oh, no. Give me a five. Give me a five. One, two, five. Seven. 12. Wow. What?  No, it's the reverse move. Oh, I'm gonna wait. Yeah, wait. It's the reverse move. It's whatever you're going to reverse. See, you're asking why. Andre. Save trust. You're crazy. If I didn't say it, you're getting crazy. I'm going to comment on each of us. Good morning, everyone. Andre. Good morning, man. Now we got the Sichicho hustle. Yeah, I know. We're getting killed here. We're getting killed. The cars are looking very old. I guess they should... They should look white. All right, the car's looking old. Yeah, we've used the cars a lot. They've seen battle. Which type of Monopoly board is it? Cars and things are soft. This one, what type of Monopoly board is it? Someone's asking. Oh, it's an anniversary version. 70th anniversary. 70th anniversary. It's the 70th anniversary Monopoly board that you can get... They were selling it here. Yeah, they were selling it back then. That was like 15 years ago or something? 15 years ago. Yeah, it's an old board. It's seen battle. It's seen battle again. Seen like 200 games for once a month. Jesus. Seriously. Crazy. What's the value of this? It's 10 or 15 years, I think. Watch the break. Is it fun? Anybody wants snacks? Oh, I'm good for you. Mulberries? Yeah, I'm gonna feed some. Mulberries, not bogs, right? It's those. Dried mulberries? I'll have some after this game. Okay, I'll put some in a cup.  Okay, yeah. Two can also. Okay, fine. Okay, fine. It's not too long. It's off, man. What are you doing? I found little rocks. Oh, yeah. Just because they're dry. They're dry, of course. What is in it? The eye. It's so fake. You're like one day. Here, Mike. Put these on, dude. Yeah, yeah, I do. There's fresh tea if you guys want it. I'll get on the beer. Yo, there's tea. Okay. What? There's fresh tea. Man, I am a seven away from boardwalk, huh? I know. It doesn't have any money if you land it or he's gonna pay it. No, I gave him 600 bucks. Oh, I just gave him 600 bucks? Where? Or did he already pay that out? No. He paid that to Liddy? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was a while ago, huh? Yeah, that was a while ago. We'll never know because he took his cash from them in the washroom, dude. You need to get double two. No, he's low on cash. You need to get double twos in your seat. Where are you? Oh, he's there. Is he paying though? Dude, I still can't believe this free parking. I like this. I like it a lot. Yeah, the free parking is insane. Oh, it's better than that. Well, that's one of our biggest free parking. So quick in the game. Be careful heating them all. There's, uh, uh, okay. Me? There's, yeah. There's sometimes, uh, rocks that we're gonna come in. Little rocks that I found earlier. Oh, your turn, pal. My turn? They're all a little way down. Nobody landed? Oh, no, all right, it's there. That's cute with that. There's nothing really fancy. My first roll. You're not paying. This is my first roll. I'm not paying. Double twos. Well, it's, it's tempting. Now I say I'm not paying. Bull right. I'm gonna get a 10. You're not paying. I'm gonna get a 10.  First? First? It's almost tempting to pay. You've got it in the same time. It's already got it in. Double twos. Not if you don't have any money. I have money. Am I punk? Ha ha. I tricked you guys. Double twos? 50 bucks. Oh, you want to...  I haven't found a goal yet. Oh my god. Double twos. And I'm about to get a 10. Ready? Double twos. 10. Oh my god. I've got... I've landed here, here, here. All crazy. That's right. Oh, Kentucky. These are really good, man. You like twos, man. Yeah. Drive mobbers sometimes are not sweet. No, these are fantastic. Wow. Yeah, yeah. So good. Oh my god, man. So good. In Armenia, wow. These are fresh from the tree. Oh my god, yeah. Do you want to spend it? We have here. Put it in here. Right. What?  You want a massive... Nice litter. Tear down. Back-to-back pink wings, huh? That would be crazy. That would be crazy money for the ultimate. The last time we played too, went to the pink one, the last one. They were doing good, huh? Oh, yeah. And the $20 game was... This one was three back-to-back pinks. You buy these from here? Victoria? No, thank you. I don't like Virginia at all times. Where's your place? That's all you need. With that, you can win the game. Where do you buy them from? I want the pink, real quick. Persian store? Yeah. What is that? The doubles? Are these coated in sugar? No, I don't think so. Wow, they're in the green. They've done margitip. It's so sweet. Wow. It's really good. Yeah? Have you got a basket? No, I haven't. I have, but nobody's there. Give me a nine. So, I'll risk it. Oh, nice roll. It's nice. Biscuit. I'll risk it. Put a basket. Eight. Yes. Yes, only I could see it. I knew it was there for a second. I'm like, oh, my God. No, you wouldn't have jumped up. 1,200 bucks.  Second roll. I'm gonna pay some money. Oh, that five landed a bit too quick for Mike. Maybe next. Okay. We're out of it. We're out of it. Woo! You didn't say it was next. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No 12 calls. Hello. Vogs next to try. That's what I'm going to get. See? No, no, no. It has to go across the line. Yes. What? You want to see it? You want to see it? Don't tap me, buddy. Five. Oh, that's a good move. Oh, it looked bad, but it was good. It looked bad, though. All right, you turn. All right, I'm gonna put 160 in. But it looks great now. And then 12 in the middle. No, 16. 160. Oh, you're taking out this guy. Oh, yeah. It's a big rant. It's no joke. No, that's good money. And then 16 in the middle. It's a good thing you're going to get a four for money. No, 16. I'm going to put 21 and grab a five. Four? 10. Oh, I'll buy it. Oh, I know it's mine. Morgan. Where is buying? Oh, he needs... Now he's out? Yeah, I'm on 12. Four. Four. Four. Five. Oh, my God. You want to buy it? Five. Sell it out. Eight is good. Nice. Oh, I got it. Two out of bucks. Two out of bucks. Two out of bucks. Two out of bucks. Two out of bucks. It wasn't nice. I thought it was nice. I got doubles. I can build. Community chess. Let's see what you get. Oh, community chess. Let's do it. Go to jail. Two out of bucks. No, it's gone. Oh! 50 bucks from everybody. My mortgage is nice. Nice. My mortgage is nice. Nice. Okay, I'm taking Vyze 50. This is both of us. Okay. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Wow, you get that card a lot. And then it follows with the pay 50 needs by the 30 and so. Must be done. Oh, man. I'm getting a bit drunk here. Wow, you have that much money, huh? There we go. He just kept going to jail. Seven houses. Seven houses. Seven. He's about to get a nine. Or a five and a rest of his child. Seven houses. That should be 10.50. Check it out. Is it 10.50? Check it out. All right, we'll check it out. And I'm going to buy one more. 10.50. And one more. Atlantic goes down. How long did you get this money from? I started with quite a bit. Eight. 20 to 50 dollars more. And general fee. That's seven. Wait, why are you buying houses? Mark it. Oh, I can't. I'm mortgaging the wrong guy. Jesus Christ. I'm mortgaging these guys. Well, I'm waiting to see it. Okay, so you gave me 20 bucks. Yeah, give me 20 bucks. 20, 70 bucks. No, that's 180. 180. Yeah, 70 bucks. Sorry. I don't need it. I don't need to mortgage both here. So let's take out St. James. Here's 90 bucks. And so that's 60 bucks. Eight houses. You need to give me 60 bucks. It is just one. Oh, really? Yeah. Nine, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Okay. Yeah, the potter. Eight houses, yeah? Wow. Let's do it. Let's do it. It's not a bad first build on the yellows. Let's do it. And? All right. Not bad at all. Eight. Nine. Eight. Nice. Nice. We take it. Lily. Lily. Lily. Six. Six. Sorry. Seven. You love the yellows. Eight. She's looking for the win this time. It's been a while since she's won a game. I'm done with it. Well, look for it. Double fives. Double threets. I've only left one. Yo, lion. Lily, I got a deal for you. Everybody running on fumes? I don't have much. I have like two houses. We have two houses. I don't have much. I have four houses. Keep it in mind. Yeah. Four houses, 200 bucks. Where is it? Double threets. Who's standing? Here we go, man. Eight. Where are you? There? No. I'm here. You like New York. I'm the only one who's in New York. I like New York. That's... I'll repeat. Repeat, repeat.  Yay! Nice. Sorry, buddy. I thought you were only buying four houses. What do you have? Five. Eleven. You bought one more. All right, Adam. Eleven. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. So close. So close. What are you going? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ten, baby. Four. Ten. Four. Four. Four. Four. Oh, good. 200 bucks. Where? Collect 45 bucks. I'll take it. I'll take it. Look at all these people. It's my first roll. There's not a lot of ghosts. Double fives on me. Double fives. First roll? Yeah. Vahak. Ten. Where are you? There? 12. Ten. Yeah. 12. 11. Eight. Eight. Yes. Why do you want them to go down? Oh, you're the yellows. Eight hundred bucks. Eight hundred bucks. I thought Lydia was the yellows. I'm so ashamed of Lydia now. Assured me that again, man. You have to get out of bed. Oh, he's down. And I got the oranges.  I gave you too good of a deal. Very nice. No, man. You got an amazing deal. You gave me too good of a deal. You gave me. You got an amazing deal. Thanks. You got a better deal than I thought. You're welcome now. Thanks. I got to eat my sorrel. Oh, man. This guy's cursing him up, man. Double fours. Double fours. Me? Yeah. Oh, it's double fives. Double fours. Double fives. Double fours. You know what's happening. Six fours. 64! I thought they yelled my work. Oh, yeah. What do we do? All right. So I'm going to bid this back. Give you 25. What do you want me to bid? I'm going to mortgage waterworks. And you're going to get a seven. A seven is going in the middle. And you're going to get a seven. Armie, these can stay on top while I toast. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Those stay on top. Just make sure the plastic from the bread is not touching the toaster. Okay. Is it plugged in? Plug it on the side. Nice. Where are you? 8.58. That is not. That is very sweet. That is very sweet. Good luck, Lydia. I have no hope. I hope you win. You say you really deserve a win, man. 5.75. Oh, he's done it. Nobody doesn't take me out. 5.75. How much was it again? 8.50. So what do you mean? 7.75. Of course, the yellow is welcome. 7.75. Yeah, so give me 3.75 from the bank or actually 8. 8.75. 9.50. Give me 9.50. You don't need that much, dude. It's 8.50, you said? 8.50. Yeah, so give me 9.50. You can keep waterworks or... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll have to keep waterworks. It's on 8.75 from the bank. I think it's 9.50, yeah, 8.75, yeah. I hope for business. Big hit. Damn, and he has monopolies to spend it on, man. This is looking tough. We're gonna take out Lily. That's what we gotta do. You don't need a contender. This is your third? Second. Second. You're gonna get double 6. I think I'm gonna get... Double 5's only. Here's 280. So 280, these guys come out. I know. There's always hope. There's always hope. Give me 20 bucks. Especially after our mix. Give me 20 bucks. Give me 20 bucks. Give me 20 bucks for the houses card. Give me 20 bucks. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. I'll hike in the middle go. 20 bucks. Come on. Oh, sorry. That's okay. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. That's 600. 700. 800. 900. Nice. 900 bucks. Double. Maybe those are in a money situation. Double sir, army. I'm gonna get 3. Do you get a 3? No, you're gonna get a 5. I'm ready to wait if you get a 3. I feel it. It's a double. It's a pay for the house. It's a double. It's a double. Should we do one more hundred? Do it. You're gonna pay for the house. To do that car hack. Oh, right here. What am I?  I knew I was supposed to buy one more house. There we go. One more house. One more house. And then we're gonna get a 3. 5 and pay for the house is a fantastic deal. 5, 5, 5. Doubles. Yes, I called it. Doubles. Doubles again. Doubles again. Yes. That's a great spot. That's good. That's good. That's good. That's a great spot. Sorry. Last roll. Double. No, a second. Second. Second. Double 3 is double 4. Double 5 is only. Okay. Repeat. Repeat. 3, 3, 3. I'm doing the properties now. 3, 3, 3. I want you to go on Waterloo. Double 2s. Oh, double. Oh, double. Where am I going? Where am I going? Going somewhere. I'm going somewhere. I'm gonna come right here. Marvin Garden, maybe. I'm nowhere. Okay, 50, 35, back. 7. Such a good number. 35. Just to put another 5 and put 40. Okay. 7. I want to double 2s. 4, 5, 7. 9. That was a good roll. Yeah. 9. Oh, my God. What the? Oh, shoot. Oh, damn. Oh, 56 bucks. That's 56 bucks. I didn't even notice that.  Okay, I don't want to go to jail. 5, 1. 51. 51. More money in the pot. 51, 32.   Oh, you didn't even get my rent. Oh, you didn't even get to a place. 8. Dude, I was so excited that you... 9. Big. 9. 7, 9. 7, 9. Okay, okay. That's St. Charles. Don't go anywhere. The best St. Charles. No. Illinois. Yes! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yes! Yo, this free parking is crazy. Let's check this out. Oh, my God, it's crazy. 100, 200, 300, 450. Son of a... Or that's 125, actually. 125. 75, 150, 150, 225, 300, 375, 450. 450, not 450. Son of a... Dang, crazy. Take down some houses. Crazy. I gotta take a lot of houses now. Yes. It's awesome. Oh, there's a money here. I didn't notice coming. This is... 215. This is... This is... 450. But that's it. 450. 450. Wow. Yeah, that's got another golden bill in there. That was double. $900 hit. Yeah. Look at that. Wow. Look at that. Coming out of England, man. You got double. Oh, I got devils.  Yeah, you got devils. 7. Come on. 7, 6. Oh. Two hundred houses. Two hundred houses. Two hundred houses. Two hundred houses. I'll let you know. Oh. We've got a smarty bag. Four hundred houses. No, I didn't... This costs $900, man. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I got half my money back. Lily, you're out. Oh, gosh. 6, 8, 9. Come on. Do it for you. Do it for your brother. What is it? I saw that joke. Oh, man. Big, big, big, by the way. I got so excited. Oh, my God. Oh, man. I got so excited. When you see the six, your odds are high. Oh, double threes, double fours. First roll. Double threes, double fours. Double fives. Seven. Oh. Well, I don't like a double two thought. That's for sure. Where's five? Five's getting the six. Double. Double. Five. Speedy ones, Alice. Dude. How does no one land on a ball? 200 bucks. What do we got to do? What do we got to do? What do we got to do? I don't know. Ball people, man. Three hundred. Three hundred. Three hundred. We're getting a 9, 11, 12. Three hundred. Three hundred. Three hundred. Three hundred. Here's two houses. And 30, 35, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Oh, five more bucks. That's two houses. Two houses. We got to do it like that. All right. That's four. Done. I could take down a house from there and put it there for five. Let's do it. Take down this house. Here's a hundred. And the house comes in there. One more house for me with you. But that'll do. That'll reduce it. Nine, nine, eight. Oh my gosh. That's good. That's good. Two, five, six, eight. Five, six, eight. Come on. For me, eight.  Why don't you say eight right before you roll? I didn't say I said anything high. Three, six, eight. I said you said eight. Three, six, eight. Oh, I should have built one more. Silly me. I couldn't build one more. I took everything down. You guys should take a lot of houses. Yeah. Wait, what are you doing? Right. What are you doing? How much do you owe? Three, six, eight. Three, six, eight. So you need five houses? All right. Five houses. Oh, yeah. That's right. Take it down a little bit, though. Oh, one more is a mess. Three, what? Three, six, eight. Do you have 10? Uh, yep. Three, six, eight. The yellows. Dude, you're about to give it back. Give me these. All right. Second roll. No, second roll. Yeah, it's came here. Double five. So quick to land. Six, the other five. Bye, bye. Eleven. I wish that was my third roll, actually. Five, six, eight, nine. Six, eight, nine. What the? Everyone's counting. Five, six, eight, nine. 200, I'm working on the boardwalk. 10 in the middle. 20, 20 in the middle. Oh. Nice try. That middle's got to grow. Eleven is very delicious. Seven is nice. Dude, everyone's dodging the pinks. Look at this stuff. Oh, Lily. Look at this stuff. No, we're not dodging it when you were at it. 100. 100. Yeah. 100. One house. And a 10. Man, we're all racing for four. You know it. I've landed here like twice, here like twice. I'm going to land right in the middle. 10. Oh. One, two, three, four. Dude, from my angle, I see a five. Dude, from my angle, I saw a 10. I saw a 10. That's nice. That is so nice. 12. 12 in the snake, guys. 12 in the snake, guys. 12. 200 bucks. 200 million. More longer than nice. To me. To me, it's me. Last turn. You're out. I'm out with a 10. Yes! Oh, right there. It's like serious, buddy.   The hope is crashing. I got a mortgage Pennsylvania, though, to get out of jail. Apart from that, that's heavy, dude. Dude, nice. Serious pay. That's all my tests. Oh, yeah. The greens are back in business, baby. That's like... 15, 16 more. Should I count? Yeah, you have a check out. Oh, it's got to be like 17, 1800 bucks, buddy. I think it's 15-ish.  There's so much dough in there, man. Got it, got it. He got it. With the greens? I'm the free parking king. Your buddy are here, too. I told you guys when you put your money in there. Uh, wouldn't hold it. Are you kidding me? Oh, that's my buddy. God, that is crazy. Okay, I mean... Here. More than 15. In the morning, huh? 17. Okay, it's in these. Oh, 17. Is it decent? It's 100. That was my money. Okay, cool. There's two of them. One. One, 18. I'll have some in the morning. Okay. 19. Good. Oh, yeah. 1965. Wow. 1965 is the number. That's the number. 1965. 100% that's a record. That's 65. Brand. It went from like...  That would be crazy, man. You're about to give me a whole bunch of it. Half of it, actually. All right, your turn, bud. Whoo! What a crazy... That was insane. Seven. Oh, I was going to get it. I knew I was going to get it. I'm really gross. Oh, you got it. You got it, man. Crazy. Five minutes. This is crazy. I could not be in it. That's crazy. Oh, I'm balanced up. Okay, we got to do, man. One, two, three, four, five. That is so nice. It doesn't get better than that. Oh, give me a beer, man. Oh, okay. I'm not going to do that, too. Not it? Yes. No, we'll let you do your thing. So that's 300? What's going on? 450. Three houses gone from here? For three houses over there? That's 150? 350? 450. Okay, people. The yellow is culling. I'll even go to free parking. I'm okay with it. Six and... No, I'll go with it. Lily, where are we yet? Where is she? Three? Fast. Where's temperature? Three? No. Six. Narik. Oh, Narik. Oh, my God. That's going to be a sweet payout to me. Oh, Narik. Oh, it's going to be a sweet payout. 460. So I'm going to get 40 back. 40 back. 546. 46. What's Marvin? Marvin? 850. Let me see. 850, man. Hey, why are you keeping the cover? 850. 850. What's up? What's up? What's up? Check me out, man. I don't know what... I just want to know when that's all. All right, then I'll start off with... Two... Give me two. Three. I have 850 to pay Marvin. I'm fine. Don't worry. He doesn't want to max it out. There's no harm in playing it safe. Oh, something out of this arm. That's okay. That's 600, 700, 800. All right. Four houses, I guess. Oh, the greens are off. The greens are off. The greens are inside. It's always nice to see the greens up. It is nice to see. It's nice to see them go down, though. There it is. You're going to get double threes and then a two-in-a-one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You get in the Pennsylvania and you know it, buddy. You're going in there, bro. That's peeling off. That's okay. That's okay. No, okay. When it affects my dice roll. We're going to go for North Carolina. 11. Five is nice. Clive is so nice. Vahe, your turn. Come on, brother. Oh, whoa. What's up? Six, seven, nine. Nine, eight, 50. Bankrupts. You're done. 275 from the bank. 275. Yeah, we're right here. That wasn't very much money, man. You bankrupted two people, though. You got the blues. Bankrupted two people. It's good to see the bankrupts. Not you. What are we at? I made a mistake not making three houses. I would have spent everything, but then I would have crushed you right off the back. Yeah, I would have done it. I landed. No, but then two rents would have got me. Yo. So I was banking on him getting this. I landed. I forgot about that. You know, all I needed to do is land here and land here, and I would have sold the house. So that's why I didn't do it. Oh, man. Just $10 off from paying those two. If I had $10 more, I would have built the house. I think it's worth the risk. What are the chances you're going to double? Let's check it out. No, it's not doubles. I have to, because they were over there, if you didn't hit, I'd have to dodge both of those before it goes. Oh, before they come around. Yeah, if I dodged as well. I was in the past there before that. But you still got the landing. That was good, man. How much is $200? $400? All I'm saying is... $360. $390. I would be alive right now if I did that, and you would be dead. Oh, I wouldn't. Yeah. We were long, but... You would have three more months. You'd change everything. I would take a five. A three. Nice. Nice. Now we get a three. But you were dead? What's the limit? If you were dead, I would have had to free people. All right. I'm leaving. Oh, I was going to go. Oh, why? You were once paid for the house. There's no community. Paid for the houses. I'm okay with paid for the houses. Paid for the houses? Me? I'm okay with it. No click from 100. Oh, that's pretty good. Hey, uh... That's pretty good. Narek? All right, that's some... All right. Four. Right here. 11 advancements. Where am I? I'm here? Come on. You know it's coming. You were hoping it didn't. It was $3,000. Oh, yeah, that's right. Oh, that was what I was seeing. Oh, you know you're gonna do it. Oh, you know you're gonna do it. Like that. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, you did it. Oh, yeah. What? Yeah, yeah, I'm right. Six. It's over. Six, it's over. What is that? 12. 12. I shouldn't have known this guy. 390. 390. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, I wouldn't care about it, man. No, but six is Pennsylvania, man. I really go to North Carolina. Yeah. No, no, you have to do it. Yeah, of course. But North Carolina is my original heavy one. Oh, let's see. What's yours? Oh, where am I? 30. This wasn't enough. That wasn't good. So, oh, I need 40. Don't need 40. Don't need 40. I thought this was not enough. We have free parking. Two, three, four, five, five, five, five. One more. No, that is... One more. No, no, no. I just need 40. Oh, yeah, I need that. One more. One more. Yeah. Should have 40, 90. That's too much. That starts as a game, by the way. Sweet. That's good. That's good. It is good. Thank you for your game. You're all again, buddy. I'll take it. All right. Eight. Oh, look at one. And it's so fast. Oh, it's so close. No cigars. No cigars. Oh, should we rock the cigars? No. Nine. No, no. Ten. No. Oh, my gosh. Free parking. Three people lining up. Yeah, afterwards. I'm cute, bro. Oh, look at this stuff. We're going to start taking this stuff out of mortgage, man. All right, Lily. Lily's there. Lily's there. Lily's crazy. Lily is there. What should we do? All right. Two more houses. Let's take out the night blues. Two more houses. Let's take out the night blues. We should take out the light blues, man. Look at Baltic. It's shining for you. It's shining for you. It's shining for you. You're in an awesome spot. Baltic is shining for you. You live, you live. Baltic. Eight. Eight. Four doubles. Don't look. The way. Yeah. Four again. 11. Four again. Oh. Oh, collect 200. I bet St. Charles. If that's to go to jail. Nice. That's good. That's good. That's what we want to be. That's where we want to be. Lily, 11, 12. Oh, this is such a dangerous wall. Oh, my gosh. That corner is such a killer, too. Seven. No. I'm destroyed anyway, so. Yeah, I'm fair enough. Yeah, there's no surviving. The landing here. You need to go to jail or water work. Ten. Nine. Eight. Fifty. Or you can knock down everyone, man. What is going on? I'm going to knock them down. I've got to play with the greens, man. Five. Seven. Twenty. Twenty. Seven. Seven. I'm going to call Lily to get off the yellows.  Seven. Seventy. I have money here. How much is it? Eight. Fifty. Eight. Fifty. Seven. Seven. Ninety. That's it. Oh, my God. Very nice. Very nice. Wow, that's the tree. Oh, Derek. Good luck, sir. I'm telling you. I gave up. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. Good luck. Good luck. Because you're going to need it. Where are you going to go? Oh. What's this? Lily's houses. Oh, Lily's houses. Yeah.  No, it comes to me, man. No, no, no, no, no. If it came to you, then she would afford it. Oh, no. Then what is that? That was her buying her last three houses before she went bankrupt. Oh, yeah. Yeah, Lily's houses. Let's go. Four. Four, eleven. Oh, my God. I got an eleven. I can't believe I got an eleven. Yes. That's exactly what we need. Let's go seven houses. Seven houses. Seven houses. Here's seven. Let's see what it looks like. Yeah. Let's see what it looks like. That's seven houses right here. Yeah, I'm very excited. Let's go one more house. One more house. Yeah, exactly, right? Nine houses. That's nice. That's nice. What's this? What's the two hundred? Two hundred. Two hundred. Finally finished the... What have we got here? Yeah, the Joel thing. Yeah. We have to do that one, really. It was zero houses. You got this thing and everything. Yeah. He couldn't even rest or he was like, so proud. Yeah, he was prepared. Yeah, he was so present. That's a classic. How do you have this much money? Is he only paid you like seven something? You paid me, too. Who paid you? Someone paid me. Who paid you? Oh, Vahet paid me. Yeah, baby. Vahet paid me. Yeah, baby. But you have all four railroads. You have everything. No, I got three railroads. All three. Yeah, nice. This is your original size. That's key. First roll. Double sixes. First roll. Double sixes. Head nod. Advance to Illinois. My head nod. Your dreams could always do it. Double sixes, advance to Illinois. That's first roll. All right. Six, eight, nine. First roll. First roll. Six, eight, nine. Ten. I got you with that first roll cycle. You looked away. And I got you. You got another round. Oh, what should we do? What should we do? Okay, you know what? What are you trying to do? I saw it over here. On the table? Oh, yeah. Dude, that's my time. Damn it. One, two, three. Okay, be in no shoreline.  You got 50 bucks to me. And we're going to put you here. Oh, yeah. That's great. I like it when you're desperate.   Double sixes, advance to Illinois. Is that good enough? Seven. That's exactly what you need. It's an 11. That's exactly what you need. Oh, six I'll take. Eight hundred bucks. Six. Eight hundred bucks. Six. Eight hundred bucks. Eight hundred bucks. Nice. Nice. That's good. Six, huh? The yellow is Lily. The yellows, the yellows. They're getting redeemed? 300 million. Yeah, they're getting redeemed. They're going redeemed hardcore. They took out each one individually. Everyone's been bankrupting the yellows. Yeah. Left me hanging. Yeah, you did. Yeah. What the heck? I gave up a lot for the yellows last. To him I gave four cards. Yeah, that is wild. Yeah, yeah. 80, 80, 90. I didn't even need that five. I didn't even need that five. I was tripping. Four hundred. Right there. Four hundred. How much is it? Eight hundred. Eight hundred. You're going to call it for that?  Eight hundred. They're going to go with that. Oh, these guys. Yeah, yeah. Eight hundred. Eight hundred. So, I'm going to take off Pacific. That's one hundred. That's one hundred. Two fifty. Three ten. So, four ten. Put a hundred in, get a five. All right, nice, nice. That's what we want. That's what we want. There you go, buddy. Thank you. Let's bring out the next killers. You're yellows. Let's bring out the next killers. Your yellows are crazy. Let's bring out the next killers.  Hang on, man. Don't worry. I know he's coming to the green. You're out by the way. You're out. This is my third book. Oh, yeah. Shoreline comes out. You're coming out, all right. Shoreline comes out a hundred bucks. Here's ten bucks. Here's ten bucks. Ah, these ones. You know you love these ones. I love them so much. One sixty. One sixty. He's an eleven-toner right now. One sixty, one sixty, one sixty. An eleven? Lydia can tell you about the greens. Six, one sixty, one sixty. Crushed dreams. One sixty, one sixty. One sixty, one sixty, one sixty. Do you bring your own slippers today? Three, four, five, six. One, two, five, six. You guys didn't. You guys didn't bring slippers? There's slippers. Oh, you don't wear slippers at home. Oh, you don't wear slippers at home? No, it just bugs me. You don't either, huh? Oh, yeah. You trip over things and stuff. What? Yeah, I don't feel sturdy. But those seem nice. What?  I keep it around. I keep it with more stuff. I have people's houses. It's always pretty. Off balance without slippers. Ten houses. Oh, there's no houses. What's going on? That's right. Seven fifty or a bus, buddy. Seven fifty or a bus. You can do it. Seven fifty or a bus. What are you afraid of? The greens. No, I know what to do. Are you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. Okay, shoreline. Shoreline. No, shoreline. You've got to stay up. So we need, we need, we need, we need, we need. We need another. What do we need? Honestly, that was the best one I could have land on. I don't mind if it. That's okay. That's fifty. So we need 200 bucks. 200 bucks, 200 bucks. No, the orange is going to go. 200 bucks, 200 bucks. Okay, man. Shoreline's got to go down. All right, 100. 100, 100. And here's 10 bucks because they took it out. Ah, sure. I don't think that should be. 600. So I need, here's this. This guy goes down. 75. 75, here's 100. 700, 750. All right. Let's kick it up the uptiles, man. Let's kick it up the uptiles. All right. Dumbled the clown. Is that a smart thing to do? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh man. That was a tricky move. No, I'll have to catch it then. Dumbled? Yeah, there's a trippy animation. Let's see. Yeah, it was. Yeah, let's do it. All right. I should just lock you out of it. I haven't built it, it wasn't what I was looking for. The houses. To roll. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. When I was okay, I was like. Lock me up in the houses. You think I'm building houses, buddy? Oh man, I've got nothing left still. Okay, man. Where are you building? Oh, 50 bucks I need, eh? Yeah. To get us some of the bits. Yeah, dude, one less house. Oh, no, no, not right now. I could get doubled.  He's selling extra just because he thought he'd get doubled. He is so cocky, he deserves to lose. Dude, this is 55 bucks. Flaundering houses, left and right. Oh, he's so deserves, he's so deserves to lose to you. Oh man, he's so deserves it. Eight, eight, six, five, nine. Nine, so good. Oh, you're more than sure. Oh, yes, man. You're more than sure. I'm not a crazy move. Doubles. Okay, nine is so good. Oh my god. It's good, you think nine is good? You think nine is good, huh? Here we go, buddy. You're such a good place. Seven, five, six, seven, oh man. At least he got doubled, keep going. Keep going, keep going. 200 bucks, 200 bucks, 200 bucks. I'll give you 200 bucks. Keep going, though. Hold on. Reading comes out. 110. One more double score to choose from. Yeah, I got that. Nice, no jail. All right, we're already halfway back to the grains. You love the light pollution, man. No, I like just visiting. Yes, visiting. All right, double, little, anything, really. Yeah. Follow Chicho. Seven, seven, seven, seven, ten. Yes, yes, wait, wait, wait. Yeah, I can, baby. You ain't getting no four railroads, buddy. Doubles, doubles. Six, oh. Go to Illinois. Illinois.  I'll take it. I don't like that. At least I didn't get it, though. At least I didn't get it. Oh, David. Three, four, six. Finish it that way. Five. I'm the free parking king.  Yes, that's a great spot. That's a great spot. Six, seven, nine, it's over. Wait, it is over for the lamb. One sec, 20, 70, 80, no. Damn it. Six, seven, nine, baby. Six, seven, nine. Right there. Is this rolling stance? This is it. This is the 10th stance. Six, seven, nine, damn it. That was a good try, man. Oh, I got the crazy jump. Oh my god. Oh my god. They're lucky with trees. The greens are lucky with me. Green and this are great combo. They are great combo, but these greens are very lucky with me. They don't, they don't fail me too often. I think second-world games. The yellows are insane, though. Holy cow. This game, yeah. They're not got everyone. Even me, actually. Wait, do you only have two?  I was ready to continue. That was exhausting. Hey, these games are going on the distance. Yeah, they're going the distance. We haven't had a cookie yet. I feel like it's a terrible hype, but I'm gonna be glad. I got colors. I'm gonna be glad. No. Hacks is like go teach them. A fun game, fun game, definitely. Takes a lot of energy to play this. Well, it takes a lot of energy. As you can tell, it's not ASMR. That's for sure. I put hotels on boardwalk and parking legs for breakfast. Thanks, sir. For breakfast. It's gotta be done. Okay, guys. So that's game number two. And what we'll do, we'll take a 10-minute break, 10-15-minute break. So we'll kill the stream again. And I guess that's the routine we'll do. We'll just kill, stop the stream after every game. That way Twitch just loads it up, what do you call it? As one file. That way when we download, I can just upload them directly to Bitshoot. I still haven't decided if we're gonna load this on YouTube yet or not. I don't think we will.  Unless I edit it or something. I don't think so, though. So we'll be back here in about 10-15 minutes to play round number three, right? And what time is it? 2.30 our time, specific time. I hope you're having a fantastic evening, great morning, great evening. Afternoon, whatever it is, wherever you are, okay? We'll see you guys in about 10-15 minutes, okay? Talk soon!