Jennie Garth

Then I couldn't come up with anything else after.

What was so funny is that you said three things a dog might bark at, and those three could have been the next one.

Because the next one was what you don't want to be locked in a room with.

I was like, just say the same thing.

That's right.

Wow.

So who won when you guys were playing?

I usually did, or me or Indy.

Because, like, it's about your ability to just, like, turn your brain off and to just talk, which, guess what?

Kids can do really well.

So can podcasters.

Yeah.

You guys are amazing.

I knew it was going to be because you play like you play with my parents and they literally get through like three cards because it's just like they're they're trying to be clever or they're just trying to think of the right answer.

It's like the whole game is just how do we turn your brain off and try and get through this as quickly as possible?

And then you get really upset with a person takes too long to read the card.

Right.

Come on.

Come on.

And then the real problem is like people get caught up on one answer for everything.