Highlights
Naming the game.
May tees up the concept and Yot supplies the "English" translation — "Snok Mary avoid" — establishing sug = kiss, fug = marry, rug = kill, and setting the deadpan tone for the hour.
"Sug the art, fug the community, rug the upside."
Super opens the first real round, noting the potential upside matters less the longer you're around; Sho and Maha both co-sign, with Sho insisting she does not want to rug the community — she wants to fug it. May's running gag that the Fuggers have "turned Sho into a sinner" gets the reply that it was "always there."
Super makes breakfast.
Asked to sug/fug/rug the panel, Yot paints Super as the romantic who "wouldn't fug" — "I'd be just opening my eyes and there's super high next to me with a tray, bacon and eggs," complete with coffee in an LT3 mug, served before you even ask. One of the biggest laughs of the space.
Minting locations.
The round on minting during work / at a wedding / at the airport produces Chicken Wizard's genuinely practical case for rugging the airport (public Wi-Fi security + flaky connection killing your transaction), plus a chat shout-out to "SB," who reportedly mints on the toilet "for concentration."
Bowl cut discourse.
Mullet, invited as the room's meme lord, refuses to accept the premise: "What is a bull cut? That's like a team moo… you couldn't even afford to get the whole thing." His confusion about the game's American origins spirals into a recurring bit that a mullet is nothing like a bowl cut.
The follow-back / take-out-the-trash tangent.
Margie B and Lyss compare notes on people who unfollow you for not following back fast enough, and Maha nails the psychology: "Makes me feel like when my wife's like, hey, you gotta take out the trash, but I was already gonna take out the trash. So now I don't feel like doing it." Sho's advice to Maha to just listen to his wife lands hard.
Conference economics.
The event-ticket round turns substantive. Maha reveals NFT Paris wanted "$30,000 to be able to speak for 30 minutes" — "a thousand dollars a minute" — and both he and Lyss argue that free side events and dinners deliver the same vibe as a $500–$700 badge. Lyss's point that showing up consistently can "supersede what you hold" (she goes to ape events without owning an ape) is one of the space's better real notes.
"Drunk on love."
The Paris thread detours into whether Super caused NFT Paris to shut down by being drunk; asked what he was drinking, Yot answers for him: "Drunk on love."
Yot, the honest diamond hand.
On the hold-vs-flip round, the founder cops to being "notoriously bad at taking any form of profit whatsoever" — NFTs held for years that round-tripped hundreds of thousands to near-nothing, still in his wallet. "I'm just rugging myself, really."
Collector Hub reveal.
Closing out, Yot announces the Fugs Collector Hub for this week — badges, SBTs, collector cards, ranks, open to any wallet — noting a roughly three-month build (paused for the MetaMask activation) done with "no AI used." A partner product, Fugs' first non-merch product, follows next month.
Notable quotes
I'd be just opening my eyes and there's super high next to me with a tray, bacon and eggs.
Quick shout out SB who just put in the Fugs chat — he mints on the toilet for concentration.
What is a bull cut? That's like a team moo… you couldn't even afford to get the whole thing.
Makes me feel like when my wife's like, hey, you gotta take out the trash, but I was already gonna take out the trash. So now I don't feel like doing it.
Even if it's not intentional, fug it is hold forever. I'm notoriously bad at taking any form of profit whatsoever… I'm just rugging myself, really.
This is what the space needs — just some bullshit to have some fun… It is on topic, but it's nothingness at the same time.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1:25–6:04 | Intros, settling in, explaining the game |
| 6:04–14:06 | Round 1: art vs community vs upside |
| 14:06–19:10 | Community personalities + sug/fug/rug the panel |
| 19:10–24:08 | Minting locations & public Wi-Fi risk |
| 24:19–31:32 | Meme lord / haircuts + the follow-back & trash tangent |
| 31:42–41:26 | Degen priorities & the cost of conference tickets |
| 41:26–51:00 | $500 budget: grail vs sweep vs many cheap NFTs |
| 51:00–54:17 | Scheduling, banter, appreciation |
| 54:17–1:05:22 | Final round: flip vs hold forever vs recoup |
| 1:05:22–1:12:48 | Closing remarks + Collector Hub / partner product news |
Who said what
- May June (host, @MayJune20121): Ran the game from an airport, pulled the rounds, kept the energy warm; repeatedly waved off her own "not the best space" apologies (the room wasn't having it).
- Yot (founder, @yotdog69): In Bangkok at 1am; supplied the game's origin name, most of the deadpan one-liners, the honest "I never take profit" confession, and the Collector Hub announcement.
- Sho (co-host, @AgogoKaren): Reluctant-but-game co-host, art defender, and reliable straight-woman to the sinning jokes; doesn't mint on her phone at all.
- Super (@SHGFees): The sentimental NFT "addict" — sugs the art, fugs grails, buys pieces that mean something to him; center of the NFT Paris stories.
- Maha (@Maaaaahhhaaaaa): Runs community dinners; made the strongest case against pricey tickets, dropped the trash-and-wife bit, and gave the space its mission statement before bouncing.
- Lyss (@Lysss302): Regen/space regular; argues presence and connection beat what you hold, offers free event tickets to the community, and holds pieces tied to founders she believes in.
- Chicken Wizard (@ChickenWizardX): Dad-with-a-daughter caveat; the practical voice on airport Wi-Fi minting risk.
- Mullet (@MulletGump): Meme lord who turned the haircut round into a running bowl-cut feud.
- Margie B (@MargieAponte2): Kicked off the follow/unfollow-etiquette tangent with her three-week policy.
Worth a full listen
- 18:00–19:10 The "sug/fug/rug the panel" bit and Super's imagined breakfast service; pure ensemble riffing that a summary flattens.
- 37:00–41:26 The event-ticket discussion is where the fun turns into actually useful advice: the $30k speaker fee, why side events and dinners win, and Lyss's take that showing up beats holding.
- 1:00:00–1:02:13 Lyss on why she holds (and lists at 0.69) for communities she's connected to, capped by Maha's affectionate "nothingness at the same time" send-off.
