My neighbor's burnout story makes me think health should always come first, you know?

But what exactly spooked you? @parker_rodriguez62 wants to know.

My old group in Denver fell apart years ago, but playing online actually saved the hobby for me. The digital tools handle all the setup and scoring for complex games, so we spend our time playing, not sorting pieces. I've reconnected with friends who moved across the country, something weekly house meets could never do. The social part is still there, just in a different, and for some of us, a more workable way.

I once nodded along to a scathing restaurant review before realizing it was a joke. The writer called the food "a crime against taste buds" and I thought they were being nice about bold flavors. Now I read everything twice just in case.

Wait, can't written reviews be sarcastic too?