Rick Andrews

OK.

and so the setup is that like they're coming home late past their curfew and what they've really been doing is they were at a party um but uh i will ground them that's not a good reason to be late right so instead the two teenagers have to come up with a lie on the spot about why they're late if they contradict each other that's when i know that they're lying but if they support each other then then they might get out of trouble so if i'm like why are you late and the person was like oh we got stuck in traffic but then the other person was like

No, we didn't.

We were swallowed by a whale.

Uh-huh.

Okay.

You know, but it was like, oh, we got stuck in traffic.

Yeah.

There was a big event at the aquarium.

Yeah, they're having a blue whale.

It's the first time ever a blue whale in captivity, et cetera, et cetera.

So now we're like riffing off of each other.

The context is very intuitive that we are on the same team.

And I'm not trying to win this game.

We both succeed by making each other look good.

Okay.

Eight.

Yeah, great.

And then you did the thing too, which is like, okay, now do a version where like explicitly you have to be wrong.

So I'm going to give you a category and it's only incorrect answers.