Frustration! has an exclamation point in its name, which will probably give it a leg up over Trouble when it comes time to add it to the List of Everything.Ludo is a simplified version of Pachisi that went on to inspire Trouble, its UK kissinвЂ™ cousin Frustration!, and its Finnish frenchinвЂ™ friend Kimble.In newer versions of Trouble there's a 'warp' (visible in this picture) that lets you take a shortcut.This isn't the kind of 'craps' we talk about in the episode, but Jason found this and we decided to post it anyway.HereвЂ™s the duck drinking a Sonic beverage that Jason mentions.Ask your parents before clicking that link. We talk again about Charmander, on whom of course Urban Dictionary has a take.Maybe he was referring to Sorry! Sliders or Sorry! Spin? Jake couldnвЂ™t find anything about the вЂњSorry! BlastвЂќ game that Phil mentioned.вЂњPrimerвЂќ should rhyme with вЂњrimmerвЂќ unless youвЂ™re talking about a base layer of paint (which Jake was not when he mispronounced it).You can also find recipes for Cucumber Mint Water and Cranberry Bliss Cookies there. HereвЂ™s a blog post that talks about the moralism Phil finds so annoying in Chutes and Ladders.We talk about cheating at games, which happens when someone thinks itвЂ™s more important to win than to have fun.Both Parcheesi and Sorry! are Westernized versions of the ancient Indian game Pachisi though Parcheesi seems like a straight-up knockoff, while Sorry! is like an adaptation. Phil mentions that Sorry! is a variant of an ancient game, and is mostly-right when he refers to this game as Parcheesi.Phil talks a bit in the episode about shame, which isnвЂ™t just reserved for people with Michael Kors quote fashion unquote.San Francisco is the kind of city where billionaires and lowly pod-mongers might live on the same block.

Jake is not a fancy person, he just lives in a neighborhood where affluence abounds.

Jason and Phil discuss finding вЂњsidewalk treasuresвЂќ in JakeвЂ™s neighborhood.

If you have something to add to the List of Every Damn Thing, let us know by sending an email to (or get at us on Twitter and Instagram). Go ahead and grab your grocery basket, we're going shopping (for memes).Phil, Jake and Jason reign in the usual explicit language, drug references, and graphic violence to expand the List of Every Damn Thing by ranking Sorry!, Trouble, Monopoly, and the medium of video games. Ahead, I've rounded up a selection of the greatest goose-centric tweets, Instagrams, and Reddit posts I've come across. To play it is to love it, and to love it is to apparently create fan art, memes, and poetry about it. Gamers are so into it that the title has surpassed hugely popular games like The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and Super Mario Maker 2 to make it to the top of Nintendo Switch's bestseller list. It's hilarious, challenging, and, thanks to its pastel color scheme, strangely relaxing. You honk so loudly that a child drops his glasses and blindly replaces them with a pair of knockoff Ray-Bans that you, of course, stole. You pose as a goose statue to trick its owner into tying a pretty bow around your neck. You haul away their produce to have yourself a little picnic. You are not popular with the townsfolk, as the majority of your chores involve stealing from them and trapping them in garages or telephone booths. Developed by Australian company House House, the humble indie game is brilliant in its simplicity: you play a goose with a checklist of tasks to complete around a neighborhood.

Untitled Goose Game has become such a phenomenon that even if you've never picked up a Nintendo product in your life, it's likely infiltrated your life somehow.

Untitled goose game fanart