Never Have I Ever w/ My Parents *TEA SPILLED*
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What is the purpose of playing 'Never Have I Ever' with parents?
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Never have I ever stalked someone on social media.
I've stalked someone, Troy.
Are you serious? You guys go ahead with the questions. I got it. No more about this. No, we're stopping right here. We're letting Teresa talk. Never have I ever found one of my significant other's friends attractive.
I promise you I've never been attracted to your friends. You'd be tempted if my friend was Michael B. George.
That's not the question. Never have I ever sexted. I don't want that on the internet.
I don't either.
Mom, you've never taken like an artistic photo of dad with his clothes off? No. No, thank you. Never have I ever lied while playing this game.
Maybe.
What's up dudes? Hey, welcome back to Unplanned. Today we have my parents joining us for a fun game of Never Have I Ever. Give it up for John and Teresa.
They're always such good sports.
Yes. Thank you. Yeah, you know Abby's parents would never do this.
They would never. I feel like you could convince my mom, but my dad, you'd have to drag his dead body in here.
I even offered to buy him beer and he said no.
He said no. I think that means we're stupid.
You guys are fan favorites. Everybody was begging for you back in the comments of our last episodes. We're super honored to have you both here. And I can't believe this is our fifth time playing Never Have I Ever with you guys. We played this four times in our main YouTube channel. First Never Have I Ever is, never have I ever kept an ornament from my ex. Oh, my God.
That's mean. Three, two, one.
You're just leaving this. I've never.
I've never, ever, ever kept an ornament of my mom from an ex.
Ornaments used to be important.
She still talks about it.
You've got to beat that.
Oh, that's so funny. We'll have to take out the name of my mom's ex. That's so funny. No, because I remember I distinctly have memories of being a kid and putting ornaments on the Christmas tree and I'm like, who's s***? Yeah, I know.
We did not put that on the tree. It was just in the box. Okay, just in the box. But it was written on the box, right?
Dad, you're actually hilarious for like being so chill with that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the purpose of playing 'Never Have I Ever' with parents?
0:00–5:01
2
How do parents react to their children's past experiences?
5:01–8:33
3
What surprising confessions come out during the game?
8:33–12:05
4
How do generational differences affect views on relationships?
12:05–17:02
5
What are the common parenting challenges discussed?
17:02–22:30
6
How do the guests view the concept of sexting?
22:30–27:53
7
What humorous stories emerge about past relationships?
27:53–32:21
8
How does the conversation shift to discussing family dynamics?
32:21–1:03:13
Speakers
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