Holly Wainwright

And I was like, why is that?

So I went and asked the robots because, you know, they know things.

I was like, what can you tell me about people who like organized fun and people who don't like organized fun?

So an example of this would be, you know, there's a work day and someone goes, let's have a treasure hunt.

Let's have laser tag.

Let's have whatever.

And everyone else is like, can't we just...

drink although i can see the problems with that don't get me wrong um and i found out that it is a type of people situation so if you're apparently a type so real type a people really like organized fun because they're often high achievers who find it difficult to just relax so structure is a permission slip to do that right so that makes sense

I'm not a type A person.

I'm a type B person for sure.

People who score really highly in conscientiousness, so good girls, good boys, are typically organised, dependable and disciplined.

So they like organised fun because they appreciate the effort that everybody put into planning it.

And they see the structure as a way to ensure a goal gets achieved.

So they like that too, right?

And I just think that it's probably about what kind of person you are, whether or not you like organized fun.

Does that strike you as true?

But you're also very competitive.

So it's not like you're going to go and just be like, let's just roll with this.

No.

So you wouldn't do an evil situation shit boxing rave?