Ryder Strong

But let's just go over it as quickly as possible to sort of lay the ground.

It's essentially, from my point of view, the game Mafia.

Which is like a party game that I've played before.

Right.

And then there's other variations on it, like Werewolf.

Right.

Secret Hitler is the board game version that came out, like, I want to say eight years ago that became super popular.

And there are always these games where you're either one of the masses who are innocent and helpful, in this case, faithful, or a villager, or you're a killer or a mafia member or a werewolf or something.

Hitler or something evil.

And you won't, you don't know who's who.

So you sit around and you basically lie to each other's faces.

These games make me so uncomfortable.

My wife and I have made it a rule to never play them again because they're very, in Hollywood, these are very popular games.

And, and, and my wife and I are very into games.

Like we do running charades all the time.

We host huge running charades.

It's been a huge part of our relationship.

Right when we started dating, we started going to running charades games and then started hosting them ourselves.

And it's become a big, like a pillar of our community to the extent that we played like a hundred person running charades game at our wedding.

Yeah.