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WHAT’S YOUR ADVICE is a fun party game about creating problems and asking for advice, which can either be good or bad advice. After one player makes up a problem based on drawing cards and choosing which people, places, objects, actions, or complications to include, other players give their good or bad advice. Then, the player with the problem gives the card to the player offering the best advice. The winner is the player with the most cards at the end of the game. Any number of players can play.

YES, BUT is a game for people about telling unique stories. Players start a story that includes certain activity, object, character, and location information and then add to the story by following the rule of “Yes, And,” “Yes, But,” “No, And,” or “No, But,” and either including certain elements or freely adding whatever details they want, and the player who has made the most interesting contribution to the story wins that round. It’s a game that encourages people to be creative as they tell wild and crazy unique stories. For three or more players.

50 years of my life has gone by fast—a dysfunctional childhood, marriage, disability, and death, but I survived. Soon after meeting my wife, she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, so this is my story about caring for her and her mental disability, how her family disliked me, and becoming a stepfather to her kids. My dysfunctional childhood, being abused by parents, and other things.

THE SCAM GAME is one of a series of card games and communication games that are designed to be both entertaining and stimulate discussion about these topics. They can be played just for fun at a party or to have a serious discussion. The games are based on books and films about scams, prisons, crime, success, current trends, history, and other topics.

YOU SAID IT! is a fun party game in which players take turns coming up with short answers to questions and other players try to answer the question the way they think that player did. Players score based on coming up with the same or similar answer to the player asking the question or in answering the same way that other players responded. For three or more players, the more the merrier. Just cut up the cards, answer forms, and score sheets to play.