And my overlap with 2019-Quinns: Modern Art, Flamme Rouge, Whitehall Mystery, Mysterium, Deception: Murder in Hong Kong, Scrabble, Ghost Stories, Robo Rally, Captain Sonar, Mafia de Cuba, The Resistance: Avalon, Welcome + Back to the Dungeon, Parade, Love Letter, Railroad Ink Red, Jaipur.
So my overlap with 2022-Tom is 5/92ish or 5%; with 2020-Matt, 7/59 or 12%; with 2019-Quinns, 17/137 or 12%.
Quinns overlap:
Decrypto
Carcassonne
Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective
Mysterium
Pictomania
Citadels
Lowlands
Concordia
Scrabble
Race for the Galaxy
Dogs of War
Ethnos
Inis
Sushi Go Party*
The Resistance: Avalon
Codenames*
Kakerlaken Poker Royal
The Mind
Skull
Arboretum
Trapwords
Monikers
Love Letter
Bang*
Billionaire Banshee
Champion of the Wild
Funemployed
Condottiere
Jaipur
The Metagame
The Estates
Cutthroat Caverns
(*Games where I have a significantly different version, eg regular Sushi Go rather than Party.)
Percentages: Tom - 21/92 (23%) / Matt - 21/59 (36%) / Quinns - 32/137 (23%)
The King is Dead
Undaunted Normandy + Reinforcements (donāt have North Africa)
Inis + Seasons
Concordia
Tigris & Euphrates
TI4 (but not the expansion)
Decrypto
Race for the Galaxy
A Game of Thrones the Board Game
Hansa Teutonica big box
Night of the Ninja
Jaipur
Space Hulk: Death Angel
Galaxy Trucker (old edition)
High Society
The Crew: The Search for Planet Nine (Tom mentions he owns it)
Hey, Thatās My Fish!
Arboretum
Renature
Catacombs
Chinatown (also mentioned by Tom, but just out at the moment)
I also own Battle Line, which is essentially Schotten Totten from my understanding.
Hey, Thatās My Fish!
Arkham Horror the card game and some expansions
Pandemic
Mysterium
Quacks of Quedlinburg
V-Commandos (not yet, but I backed the last KS so itāll be coming my way in the future)
Inis
Sheriff of Nottingham + Merry Men
Lords of Vegas
Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective
Lowlands
Tigris & Euphrates
Kemet (Blood and Sand for me, but stillā¦)
Imperial Assault
Coup
Citadels
Condottiere
Arboretum
Railroad Ink (blue)
One Night Ultimate Werewof
Decrypto
and, finallyā¦
Decrypto
Sheriff of Nottingham
Kemet (again, B&S version)
Tigris & Euphrates
Flamme Rouge
TI4
Carcassonne
Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective
Letters from Whitechapel
Mysterium
Fury of Dracula
Lords of Vegas
El Grande
Shogun
Citadels
Lowlands
Concordia
Betrayal at House on the Hill
Ghost Stories (no Black Secret)
Race for the Galaxy
Istanbul
Isle of Skye (no expansion)
Chinatown
Ethnos
Space Alert
Escape the Curse of the Temple
Inis
Escape from the Aliens in Outer Space (same edition)
SW: X-Wing
Codenames
Welcome to the Dungeon
The Mind
The Fox in the Forest
Arboretum
Love Letter (mine is Batman version though, and I also have Lovecraft Letter)
Condottiere
Jaipur
Welcome toā¦
Catacombs (newer edition than his)
Cutthroat Caverns (just the base box)
Samurai Spirit
Black Gold
So I have a lot of overlap. To be fair, a bunch of that overlap is due to these gentlemen.
So for Tom - 22/93 (24%), Matt - 22/59 (37%), and Quinns - 42/137 (30%)
For me the cross overs are as follows
FCM
Love Letter
The Fox in the Forest
Container
Robo Rally
Terra Mystica
Trains Rising Sun
Tigris and Euphrates
Food Chain Magnate
Infinity
Burgle Bros
Gloomhaven
Pipeline
Keyflower
Tigris and Euphrates
Food Chain Magnate
Tigris and Euphrates
Hansa Teutonica
Terra Mystica
Pipeline
Blue Lagoon
I will have to do this overlap thing as well. I think Iāll use a diff tool 
When I get to my computer.
We need an Ava video next.
And then we need to figure out the most-owned games and do we actually like and play them?
What I buy: cheap, small boxes that are easy to justify and fit on the shelf
What I play: 45 minutes or less with low rules overhead, based on the tolerance of the others in my household. Or strong solos.
What I like: Generally 3-3.5 BGG complexity games, euro/conflict hybrids that require about 5 games to fully grok.
So yeah, weāll give Pipeline a chance. Even if it takes some time to give it that chance 
This is more consistent than I expected:
Overlap with Tom: 19/101 (19%)
Overlap with Matt: 14/60 (23%)
Overlap with Quinns: 33/138 (24%)
Iām especially surprised that I have a similar overlap with Matt to the other two, as Iām not often excited about the things he seems excited about.
What i have in common with all three of them
Looking at the lists, my overlaps are currently as follows:
Quinns (as of April 2019)
Matt (as of January 2020)
Tom (as of March 2022)
I had this pending, and last night I was a bit bored, so here we go:
Overlap with Tom:
-Decrypto
-A Game of Thrones: The Boardgame
-Root + Expansions
-High Society
-Arboretum
Overlap with Matt:
-Pandemic
-Taverns of Tiefenthal
-Gloomhaven
-Arboretum
-Decrypto
Overlap with Quinns:
-Merchants and Marauders
-Tales of the Arabian Nights
-Root + Expansions
-Rex
-Arboretum
-Love Letter
-Welcome toā¦
Not too shabby for my meagre 58 games collectionā¦
Needs more games. 
Iām really looking forward to the Ava Collection! Assuming itāll make an appearance in 2023, and itāll be a long one as Ava has 344 games owned on BGG.
Hereās my crossover with the boys.
And my secret 38th Quinnās game is Netrunner which they didnāt mention in the video but I think have retrospectively added to the post listing all his games on their website.
What are your best stupid games for stupid people?
Depends what you mean by āstupidāā¦
Sorry 
I botched it, I misquoted Quinnās from Tomās collection video.
What he actually says is āall youāre punchup games are too smart, whereās your game for idiotsā.
If Inis, Cosmic Envounter, Games of Thrones,
Root, Pax Pamir, Oath and Twilight Emperium are all too smart or weird; what is your punchup game for idiots?
Tom suggests 878 Vikings and Quinnās suggests Kemet.
Smallworld is my usual recommendation as a Risk-killer, but itās not great (just better than Risk, which is saying nothing of value whatsoever).
The standard trilogy of Kemet, Inis, and Cyclades are all good recommendations, although I think Inis might be too well-balanced for āidiotsāā¦ but theyāre all very, very good.
Other than thatā¦ Battle for Rokugan is tight and tiny and pretty straight-forward, Iāve heard good things about the new Dune Conquest but havenāt tried it yet (although I do own it), and Tyrants of the Underdark could be worth a consideration as long as youāre okay with some deck-building in your punching.
To a first approximation, nobodyās played War of the Nine Realms. I think this is a shame. Itās a relatively quick troops-on-a-map game that effectively penalises turtling.
(Disclaimer: I demo for Wotan Games, the publisher.)
Risk 2210 is surprisingly solid despite the Risk moniker. A lot of innovations in that one that are foundational for modern punch ups.