I'm a bit perplexed at the board game turning into such a big deal. I thought it was hilarious to imagine them playing it, but not that it had any deeper connotations than that. This is definitely one of those scenarios where I end up feeling like - we've got years of actual concrete relationship proof and this is your turning point? But, alright, whatever works for people. I'm sure they got it as a promo freebie, though I would also buy Dan following them just to ask for promotional freebies. They love board games, why wouldn't they want board game makers sending them stuff? We know Dan's asked for other freebies in the past. (And to reply to another point I saw floating around, I definitely don't think it's an actual spon deal based on just what they've said so far - which is literally nothing.)fancybum wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 2:20 pmWell and also the fact that two people sharing a living space doesn't mean everything contained in that space belongs to both people (generally speaking, I guess that's slightly more debatable with these two ), but like... if there was no relationship with Big Potato Games (which there clearly is, making this all mostly pointless anyway) an SO (..for arguments sake, let me live) could have given that game to one of them and they've never played it together. It's possible they've never played it at all (yet) and it just went on the shelf with the other freebies. It's not that deep.
Also I'm with QuiteFriendly on it being gross/uncomfortable? to play that with friends. I truly don't want to know about anybody's sex life, but that's just a personality thing. Which got me thinking how interesting it is we have no clue what their personalities are when it comes to things like that. Because relationship/sex discussions are just mostly non-existent in their content and interactions with the audience, who knows how open they are with discussing and joking about those aspects of their own personal lives with others in their personal lives. Based on admittedly nothing, I feel like Phil specifically wouldn't be that cool with it, even with close friends, unless fully joking and not really giving anything real away. But who knows! Mysteries, these two.
I don't know that I think it's gross or uncomfortable across the board (heh pun) but if I played it I'd be pleading the fifth on anything too personal and I feel like Phil would be the same way. It would really depend on how many cards in the game are just funny story scenarios and how many are actually invasive/personal/tmi. What counts as tmi is a person to person choice, though; maybe they're totally down for talking about their sex life with wirrony. Who knows. (... real awkward to imagine Phil playing it with his brother, though.)