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The Patreon Podcast - Episode 207 - Pie Fight

🕑 Added 2025-03-16 14:10:40 +0000 UTC

Comments

Snizzbut

I love how this podcast title is also a sneaky reference to that fun mobile game you made way back!

Tim Wiles

The mystery space game was probably eclipse for anyone wondering. Recently got it myself and Highly recommend if it sounds like your kinda game

Benedict

also a cold food eater

Harry Franklin

The day the internet stood still was such a good video. I quote it most days :)

xjxsephxinsanityx

dan singing katy perry made me smile :)

Narmatonia

I don’t like things to be too hot, because it overpowers the actual taste of the food. Also Branston Beans are the best beans

Lauren Clarke

I'm getting the feeling that Dan would hate Catan, and Rebecca would enjoy it if they didn't have to set it all up

Well Read Nomad

Ok, so now I really really REALLY want a video of you two playing the Sniper Elite board game. IRL channel? Please?

Some Strange Thing

how about the ginsters garlic mushroom slice? 10/10, a good pie when cold

Alex Connor

Pizza is better hot, and some pasties are better dry and others warmed up

Milz Bowden

I know it's a card game but I've been getting into Star Realms recently and just found out they have a Star Trek version too, so maybe it's worth checking out. Also, I backed this solitaire dungeon delver card game called Cavern Shuffle, you might like. (bonus: the card art is really cute)

Brad

I also thought "such a deep cut" when I saw the title

Omega McKinlay

(I’m going to edit this whilst I listen to all of this) I agree with Daniel… we prefer hot food that’s been left to go cold… pies, pizza, etc… somethings are better hot and fresh but a lot is better after it’s been left to cool/go cold. Buuuut… I also agree with Rebecca because we do not like the greasy/waxy texture that is left behind by some cold foods… We eat like Daniel… nothing all day then one big meal… (which is how we’ve always worked). We have tried the 3 meals a day at the right time but our brain rebels against the having a set time for things.