Why Board Games Are Actually Not Expensive
A $30 board game gets played 50+ times. A $30 movie night gets watched once. Here's the actual math on why board games are one of the cheapest ways to spend an evening.
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A $30 board game gets played 50+ times. A $30 movie night gets watched once. Here's the actual math on why board games are one of the cheapest ways to spend an evening.
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