Their first guest and close friend, Casey "Roltha" Dye, does her best to compete but doesn't get far. A number of awkward moments and some undeniable tension are ultimately resolved by the grace of God and prayer. Kayla says some more wrong words, yet she continues to grow in her pronunciation. And most importantly, Jake wins. 

Jake and Kayla still don't know why anyone would listen to this podcast, but they don't care. Chill beats, good conversation, and a close game of Catan are hard to beat. Plus, a throwback to one classic commercial makes it all worth it. In the end, a few simple mistakes cost Jake the game, but he'll be back for more.

Jake and Kayla wonder why anyone would listen to this podcast, but the fact of the matter is that it's just more fun to play Catan this way -- with the podcast microphones and the background music and what not. They spend the first 5 minutes trying to get some good music going, only to discover the joy of lofi jazz. But most importantly, Jake wins the game of Catan by a longshot