Social standards of behaviour are often subtle and variable, but we can all agree that children are often blind to their subtle nuances. Like, don't be a massive jerk--that's one of those tricky nuances that often escape the notice of your average child, what with many of them being borderline sociopaths kept in check only by their relative powerlessness and incompetence. Then again, perhaps Mark is the sociopath for not being able to tolerate the annoyances of child behaviour. Then again, perhaps both are true, and Mark is merely a giant, sociopathic man-baby. All that said, no human deserves to be subjected to Monopoly.

Games Played Last Week:
01:20 -Monopoly (Charles Darrow & Elizabeth J. Magie Phillips, Hasbro, 1933)
06:55 -Pendulum (Travis P Jones, Stonemaier Games, 2020)
16:53 -The Crew: The Quest for Planet 9 (Thomas Sing, KOSMOS, 2019)
17:48 -My City (Reiner Knizia, KOSMOS, 2020)
19:35 -Flick ‘Em Up: Dead of Winter (Gaëtan Beaujannot, Jonathan Gilmour, Jean Yves Monpertuis, & Isaac Vega, Pretzel Games, 2017)
21:51 -Cthulhu Wars (Sandy Petersen & Lincoln Petersen, Petersen Games, 2015)
24:25 -Pandoria (Jeffrey D. Allers & Bernd Eisenstein, Irongames, 2018)
28:06 -For What Remains (Paul Low, David Thompson, & Ricardo Manuel Luis Tomas, DVG Games, 2020)

News (and why it doesn't matter):
30:48 HeroQuest, and much history of Hasbro
38:14 Quartermaster General: Total War expansion
38:42 The Last of Us
39:55 GMT makes good on recent errata
40:49 Grand Austria Hotel gets grander?
41:21 For Sale expansion and Autorama
43:14 Dragonland reprint

44:15 Feature Game: Flotilla (J.B. Howell & Michael Mihealsick, WizKids, 2019)