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Welcome back to Catching it with Katie. So we are filming this video before we go out of town. And so we literally filmed a Catching up with Katie, like, a couple days ago. Not much has happened. I. I hate to tell you, it's gotten cold in Tennessee. Not much happened. I made.
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It's snowing.
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It is snowing. That is true. I'm a hunting widow at the moment. My husband has left me. The reason I'm telling you this now is because he'll be back in town by the time this goes up.
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So.
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So I'm not afraid for my life. I don't tell anyone when he's out of town because I don't want someone to come, like, skin me in my bed. But he's been gone for a week. I forgot what it's like to have a husband. So that's. That's the only thing that's, like, really gone on with me. And I figured this idea. We looked up a bunch of games. I was like, well, what if. Because we don't have a lot of, like, meat for this video, what if we just play, like, four different games? Look, he's. Look at Nate. He's already got his little. It doesn't work anymore.
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We'll fix it in post. I'm just kidding. We will not do that so much work.
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We did it five times. So.
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So we're gonna play, like, four different games. I. I don't honestly know which four games yet. You're. You're gonna figure it out because it will have been done by then. But we. We're. We're just flying by the seat of our pants. So the first one everyone has requested, like, I'm not saying this just so that I can do it. A lot of people have wanted to see y' all answer questions again. So Abigail's going to be our.
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They just want to see me fail.
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Abigail's going to be our answer board. That's the correct answer. And then you two are going. We're going to test your knowledge.
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It's been a minute. Do it.
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I'm thinking this is a new daily wear. Kind of feeling pretty tough in this right now. I'm not going to lie.
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They all wore.
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Okay, Queens, what's the verdict?
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You only have long johns underneath. He was like, I'll just wear my long johns.
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Look like a cowboy.
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Do you have, like, the red long johns underneath it?
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Nope. It's this.
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Okay.
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Which. This is Mary wool, by the way, and it's Marino wool.
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I need some of that. I was looking at my stuff and it's all polyester. And I'm not trying to wear that anymore, I don't think.
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No, I have literally, literally been thinking that for eight years. And then finally I said, okay, I have to get some.
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I need some natural fiber.
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Just something you can throw on under clothes. Yeah, that's temperature regulating so you don't get too hot.
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I will.
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Not. I did not prepare questions for this, by the way. I have not prepared anything for this episode.
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This is us, either.
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We just need.
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Which makes it so much different from any other episode that we've done.
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Let's rock today.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Let it rock. Let it rock. We could do a Pictionary.
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That'd be good.
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I don't know what that is, though. I just know the name of it.
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It's an art game some people play.
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By the way, it's not just us four in here either. We do have two other additions that are hanging out, but you just can't see them because they have burrowed. So Kimmy. Kimmy is right here. Kimmy is right here. She is so cold. This is Kimmy's least favorite time of the year. It's sweater weather, but she needs, like, a park up. She's so cold. So she goes back in here.
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Your light works.
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Okay. I'm just coming up with questions.
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I was pushing the wrong button.
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Question.
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They all work.
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I'm just coming up with questions, like, off the top of my head. Abigail has expressed who her favorite horse is on multiple occasions. One horse that she has always favored. Who is that horse? I forgot. I should set a timer. How long do we give them? 30 seconds.
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Feel like it should be very long.
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15 seconds.
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Yeah. He doesn't know.
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He doesn't even know a name to guess. You can't show yet.
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Okay.
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5, 4. Write down an answer.
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Just put something down.
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This is more of a. How well do you know your friend?
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I know, but literally, the only reason I'm taking.
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Not very well.
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He put happy. There's no doubt. He just put happy. He got it.
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Oh, yeah.
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Why'd you take so long?
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Because literally, like, I wish you could go inside my head for a second. I was literally. It was literally like rewinding a tape record because we just had this conversation. I was going. I was like, I know it's in there somewhere.
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Okay.
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What was it?
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Junie B. Jones. Yeah.
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I am putting a little note together with y' all's score. So you both just got.
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I know what it is. That's so Raven.
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I need, like, a white, not a Whiteboard, but like a notebook or something. But okay, you both got a point.
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Nice.
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Okay.
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Good job, Matt.
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Yeah, I'm shocked. I was like, there's no way he didn't just put happy, like that's always his go to.
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I was going to put Ethel for the long time, but I knew it wasn't Ethel.
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Okay, out of the baby goats that were born this past summer, Four were kept in house between me and Abigail. Which four baby goats were kept. Okay, and start. You have 30 seconds.
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How about name four baby goats total, just ever.
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Golly, I'm making stuff up.
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Yeah, I know the ones that left, actually, but not the ones that.
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What are the ones that left?
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I know Edward and Bella and Jacob left.
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Edward and Bella and Jacob.
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Or not Bella, but Edward and Jacob left last year. Was that. Yeah, I guess so. Dang.
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Last year.
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Well, that was it. What even is there left? This wasn't the Bubbles year.
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Oh, my God. She's dead. For a long time. She died tragically last year or earlier this year? I don't remember.
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No, it was exactly a year ago, actually. Like last year.
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November. Okay, I'm really.
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Are y' all ready?
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Well, you were given a minute. Matt.
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Write something down.
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So write something down. I'll give you a hint. There's four.
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You already said there were four.
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Did I? Yes, already.
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The preface was four.
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Yes.
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Name four goats. I'll give you a hint. There goes. All right.
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Okay. Show what you mean.
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You don't. You don't show yours. I was gonna say they gotta show theirs first. Oh, my gosh.
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Bean and parsley.
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You got one.
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Correct.
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Bean is right.
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Bean is right.
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I'll kept wanting to say stalk, but it was sprouts. I was like, it's not beanstalk.
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And then briar and blue.
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I was gonna say bean, but I thought that was just my cat, and I was just making that up.
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She has bean and sprouts.
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Man, I forgot about that whole era. Dang.
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I kept briar and blue.
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I thought you had bean and stalk. I could have never told you, Brian.
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Okay, no points for anyone on that. No, no, no. You want a 0.25?
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Yeah, I'll take a 0.25. Take what I can get.
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We're also making up the scoring system as we do this.
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Yes. Okay. This is. This should be an easy one. This should be an easy one.
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Okay.
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How many foals are there to be born in 20? 26. Hey. Counting the minis.
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You know, I was just thinking about this the other day, and this was a different number after we did all the breeding stuff than what the original number was when we were getting excited for Foley season. But whenever you put the minis together to it now, that brings it up. But the question is, how many minis now are you thinking minis that are going. Are they being.
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No, they're that are having babies in 2026?
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Not necessarily. Yeah. Okay.
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But I will give you the hint. Everyone who's pregnant right now is having babies in 2026. I don't have any that are.
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No. Borderliners.
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No.
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And which ones got pregnant last year?
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No, I could have used it too.
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Almost. It's just the number. You don't gotta name them. You just gotta have a number. Matt, are we waiting on you.
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Oh, you already got yours.
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I actually, I'm doing math.
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Do me help you? No. Okay.
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I confidence at an all time low.
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I'm like. I'm like 50%.
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I mean, I've got to be close, but I. I don't know the answer. It is a wild guess.
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That's what I had. Okay.
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That's probably what I have.
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Okay. Are we ready?
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Yeah.
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Reveal. Needle. What do you got it? There's nine. There's nine big fs.
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I knew that I had nine.
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Okay. And then there's only three minis.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Dude, nine fs. I was close.
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Dude, that was one mini off.
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I couldn't remember if it. I was.
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How many we had?
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I thought we had 11.
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We did, but two didn't work out.
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And that's where I got 14. Well, 11 and three at the end.
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Of breeding season, I did. I think we had.
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No, we had. We had 11 to begin with.
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Who am I missing? Because I was. I. I thought I initially was like, okay, it's nine. And then the minis was three. But then I was trying to count the pregnant mares and I could only get eight. Okay, so Raven, Indie, Phoebe. Happy or. Yeah, happy. Annie, Charlotte, Lexi, Maggie, Ricky. Ricky. That's who I was missing.
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So I bought a pregnant mare. But. So we only had eight actually. And then I bought a pregnant mare.
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Why do I think we had 11?
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I don't know. I think we tried for 11.
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That's what it was.
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Maybe that's what it was because I.
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Remember there was height for more than.
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What we ended up doing.
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I think we just kept saying like 8 to 11.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Because we were trying to like get there and we. It just didn't work out that way. We had a rough end of breeding season. We're lucky to have nine, honestly. And then out of the Minis, it's Regina, Karen, and Coco. Coco is due in February.
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I can't believe.
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Dude, I would really have that. And I was right.
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We have on Running Springs farm two bulls that are our herd bulls. What are their names?
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Um.
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Two of them.
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Two?
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Yeah. There's the heifer bowl and the regular bowl. And the regular bowl. We, like, collect for semen and ship it everywhere and all the things me and you. Nate made a video I know we did recently that included both of these.
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I can hear you say in full sentences, but every time you get to.
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That word, you don't even know one of them.
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I know one of them.
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Oh, gosh.
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I feel like I'm giving the easiest question.
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I mean, a first letter.
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No.
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It really would, wouldn't it?
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No.
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And it would not give it away either.
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It would. I'll give you last letter.
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Okay.
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Of.
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Of one of them.
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One of them.
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Why?
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I gotta be honest. I didn't know.
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Me. It helps me.
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It does.
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Yeah.
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He's still not writing. Write it down then.
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If it helps you. Write it down.
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It does help me because it was the one I needed.
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It's also the one I need.
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Could be Jerry. It could be Gary. Could be Jeffrey.
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Okay, I'll give you a hint. One of them is two words.
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Is it?
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Yeah.
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Like, when you spell it.
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I don't know how it's done.
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If anything, that has just stirred more doubt in my mind whatsoever.
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They don't know.
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They don't.
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I do because I can remember. All right, all right. Just have to blanket.
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Put something down.
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Why two words?
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Four, Three.
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Why two words?
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Two.
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No, I don't. What?
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Justice And. Okay, so y' all both got justice, right? You both get a half of a point, Sugar daddy.
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Why was I saying Montgomery Gentry?
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I kept saying blueberry, bro, as soon as I heard it ended in old Y. Blueberry.
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Blueberry.
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In my head.
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And it never left Montgomery was. Was so hard in my head.
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Okay, so you both get half of a point now.
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Nate is 0.25.
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No, Nate is. Yeah, Nate is 1.75. And Matt is.
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If he beats me by 0.25, that would be a little bit of bull crap. Could you handle me that?
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No.
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Coffee, please. It's just such an obstacle. Thank you, Nate. Well, just any. Really?
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Really?
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Anybody who didn't have to get out from behind this little corner, thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Anyone but you who was behind this corner.
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Okay, next question.
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What's. What's moo's?
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Middle name. She's got to be out for this question. People have to look at her in the face. Okay, Will you take. There's kind of two forms to that question. Know. I've got.
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I'll take either answer.
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I've got to answer it. Since you're the one that.
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I'll take either.
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I. Cuz I have one that's my favorite. To call her.
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Fake friend.
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Yeah, big time on this one.
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You don't know either.
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Moo is her. Is. Is.
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I know some.
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Yes.
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Web is her last name.
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Right.
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What's her middle name?
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I've.
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I know it.
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Hold on.
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I've heard it.
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You. Yeah, yeah. You've heard it a lot.
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It's gotta be.
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We got it.
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No, I see.
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I think it's gonna put poop.
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No, I think this is more of a nickname though. I don't think this is a true middle.
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I feel like you're gonna put Lucifer. Yeah, that's. That's not correct.
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So try actually just put suffer.
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But whenever y' all are saying it, I think you're doing it for Loose Luc. I'm doing it for Mustafar from Star Wars.
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Okay, so neither one of you know. Is that what you put as well?
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I. I'm. I don't have anything.
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What? Have you ever heard.
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If I was gonna put anything, it would have been Lynn.
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What's really funny is Millie's middle name is Jean. Millie. Jean.
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I've been like Jeff all day.
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I was gonna put Lynn.
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It's Lewis. It's Lewis. Louise. Oh, it's Louise.
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But you could.
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Yeah.
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Say Louis.
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Lewis.
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Okay. Have you never. Have you ever heard that?
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Yeah, a couple times.
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Okay.
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It's not common though.
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My mom's been on this.
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I hear Lucifer way more often, actually.
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Okay, next. Next game.
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I kind of think we should do the game where we try to guess the same word again. That was fun.
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I liked that.
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That was fun.
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Okay, so we pair up, but then we have to like. Yeah. Each person pairs. So where we try to say the same word. So you each say a word, and then the next round you try to use those two words to. Then, you know, I think it's just more self explanatory.
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Yeah.
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Once you start going, who.
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Who paired last time?
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You were the best.
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You were very good at it.
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You were very good.
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Was it y' all two and then.
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Us and then we.
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Everybody did.
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Everyone gets to pair together.
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Okay. So are we. Are we still gonna do it that way?
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Yeah, we can do that way, sure. Okay. Or do you want to do it where we start off?
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You and me first?
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Okay. Okay.
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I have my word.
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Hang on.
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And I'm. I'm trying to go basic, but interesting.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Let's make it a little tough. Okay, I'm ready.
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One, two, three.
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Pineapple. Wow.
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Okay.
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Paint. Pineapple.
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Okay. Yeah.
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One, two, three.
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Yellow.
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Boom.
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See, that's the thing. We, like. We had way too good of rounds.
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Last I saw you go.
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And I thought, there's no way.
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Is that. Does that count as two or one?
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Yeah.
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So for this. For. Yeah, I was gonna say for this game.
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I'm about to say. How would we.
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It's the.
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It's like how many you guess it in.
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Yeah. So we both got.
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So you want to guess it in the least amount.
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We got a two. Low score wins.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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So me and. Me and Matt.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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But also, if we want it to be fun, too, so.
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Yes.
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I mean, you can't be punished for being smart.
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That's just what. I mean, that's just what came of it.
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I'll be stupider. Let me try to think of something crazy.
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My word is not going to be three.
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All right, I'm ready.
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One.
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All right, three, Two, one.
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Laser. What did you do?
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Tape.
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Tape. Laser. Tape. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
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That's a laser chat.
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I don't know what to say.
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Say.
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Okay, hold on.
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That's tape.
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Laser.
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Tape.
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Okay, how about.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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I don't think this is the word you're gonna say, but I think.
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Here we go.
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Three, two, one.
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Utility. I figured out some sort of. The trick to this, I think.
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Okay.
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But I would never in a million years be able to put it into.
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Words to explain office and utility.
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Okay.
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Let me know when you're ready. I'll give you a good. Okay. One, two, three.
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Light supplies.
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What did you say?
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Lights. Lights.
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Okay, supplies.
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Okay.
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I feel like this could go in so many directions. Okay, light supplies. Okay.
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One, two, three.
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Light bulb.
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No, shelf and light bulb.
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Okay, light supplies. Light bulb, shelf and light bulb.
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A light bulb would be a light supply.
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It is a shelf. Could be where you keep it.
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The shelf is where you keep your light supplies.
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The light bulb and shelf, we're gonna go round and round.
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I don't even know what number you're on.
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We are the next.
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If they get it on the next one, they got five.
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Okay.
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We're gonna go round and round, so. Okay, I. The wavelength I'm on, I think, is a different wavelength than what you're on.
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Well, we're about to find out here, because I'm about to do a abrupt switch, so.
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Okay. Okay. Shelf and light bulb. Got it.
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Okay.
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One, two, three.
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Grocery store.
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Homie said, I'm about to do an abrupt switch for shelf and light bulb. Where would the light bulb be? On the shelf in a box.
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Box. I'm about to go completely.
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You left the house? You left the house. I'm still in the room.
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No, I mean, I've been in the store.
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See, I'm in the room. You're in the store the whole time. Okay.
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So we have box and grocery store. What could be the next word?
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I'm so tickled.
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It's really frustrating, too, when you're not the people playing this, because you have, like, it's.
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You have to listen to it.
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I'm not frustrated.
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You're not frustrated.
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I'm not frustrated.
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Too close.
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I'll slip. Frustrated. Okay.
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All right. Box and grocery store.
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One, two.
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I can't. Sorry. It's the same word we already said. I panicked.
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Okay, I'm gonna go.
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Just go in a different direction.
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Go in a different direction. Okay, well, bail. Bail. I'm bailing.
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Like restarting.
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I'm bailing.
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No, no, not restart.
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Not restarting. But I'm just bailing. The concept.
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Just pick something obscure, and maybe you.
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Can make it work.
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I'm gonna.
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I'm gonna go with something that's with it anyway. Okay.
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All right, Here we go. 1, 2, 3.
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Cashier.
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Cashier and wall.
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Why?
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You said I'm gonna go off the rails. Cashier in the grocery store.
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Cashier.
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Cashier. Okay, let's get. Let's get out of the box here. We're thinking way too in the box. We are way too in the box here.
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We're way too in the grocery store right now.
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Yes.
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All right. Out of the box here. Wall and cashier. There is one thing that those two have in common. And it is.
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And it is.
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Okay, I've got it. And I've got it.
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The one thing in common.
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I can't hold on.
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It will be said in.
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All right, all right.
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Off the wall.
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Katie here.
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Hey, first word you think of. 1, 2, 3.
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Pig.
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Pig and 7.
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Are you. Okay?
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Okay.
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All right. Hey, hey. I've got it. I have got it. Seven. And pig. I've got it here.
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Two, three.
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Litter.
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What did you say?
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Litter.
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Horse. Horse. Seven.
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The number Seven.
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And pig. Animal and seven. Horse.
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I was thinking of, like, the number of pigs. Like a litter. Like a pigs. Do pigs have litters?
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Yeah, litter and Winston.
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Litter And Winston.
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Sorry.
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Sorry for that laugh.
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On that note, we're gonna get. We're getting out of here.
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What's the count?
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Nine.
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All right.
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I feel like at 10, you gotta freaking.
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At 10, you.
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I'll ride this train till then.
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Okay.
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Yeah. Winston and litter.
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Winston and litter.
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We've just not been on the same brave.
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Let's go two different directions with this.
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Yeah, I can't think of one to go.
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Litter.
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Litter. Well, I guess you could go two directions with it.
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I'm gonna go the super literal direction.
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Okay.
B
All right, here it comes in. 1, 2, 3.
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Piglet.
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Thanks goodness.
D
I thought you were gonna say litter like cat litter. And I almost said poop.
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That's what I was. I was kind of thinking poop.
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Piglet and poop.
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That's nine or ten.
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It's ten.
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Okay. Oh, my God. Well, you asked for that.
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Okay, so now let's get us another.
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Rapid fire session here, guys. With K or Nate and Abigail.
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No, we're going to swap.
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Yeah.
B
Yeah. You and me.
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Sure.
B
All right, hold on, hold on, hold on.
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Three, Three, two, one.
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Cloud.
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Okay.
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Oh, y' all have the ability to make this a twofer.
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Probably not, though, surely.
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Two, three.
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Oh, I knew I was gonna say rain. I almost went rain.
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Okay, hold on. Storm and rain.
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What could they have in common?
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A couple things here. I feel like there's a Nate answer.
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And then I feel like there's an obvious answer.
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Storm. Rain. Okay, I'm ready.
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Okay.
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One, two, three.
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Precipitation.
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It was cloud. For anyone that wanted to know, I was thinking.
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All right, so lightning and precipitation.
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They already said cloud.
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Okay, I got it. Here we go.
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First word.
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All right, I got it.
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Black Cloud.
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I'm wrong, then I got it.
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1, 2, 3.
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Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. I was listening to that. Her. And I completely forgot what. What you just said before.
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It was lightning and precipitation.
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Lightning. Okay, Sorry.
C
Okay.
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And I had a word. Lightning and precipitation.
B
Lightning and precipitation.
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I had a word, and then I heard. I was literally just queued into that and forgot it.
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Hold on.
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Thank you. Think it.
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Lightning and precipitation.
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I just have. Okay. Yeah, I got it. Sorry. All right, I got it, I got it.
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Got it.
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One, two, three.
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Thunder.
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There's literally so many. Few elements left regarding this.
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Literally so many things.
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Weather and thunder on four.
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Weather and thunder.
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Dang it. We missed our queue. We missed our chance to wrap this up. Yeah, I don't.
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I don't know what you would even say anymore.
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Ooh, we missed that one. We had it. We. We missed it after that second Little.
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Yeah.
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Time to go off the wall.
D
Time to go off the wall.
A
Y' all made us do it.
B
Weather and thunder. Okay.
C
One, two, three.
D
Barometric pressure.
C
What did you say?
B
Barometric pressure.
D
Loud.
B
Yeah, but how do we go to the next one?
A
Pyramid.
D
Well, in my mind I had it. An inner thought in my inner dialogue that was like. Okay, when you take something like barometric. Now this was a bad example and a poor. Sabotage and a poor choice. It could be sabotage, but like in my mind it's like if you take something that's like super outlandish and then like loud, for example, then like you narrow that gap of like what they could possibly.
C
So do you have one?
D
No. Because barometric pressure was this dumb thing to say and I would like to revote that.
A
No. Loud and bp. Go.
C
You ready?
A
Let's stick to one word answers.
B
Yeah, I'm. I'm ready.
C
One, two.
D
No, I dropped it here.
B
I can only think of one answer that kind of incorporates both.
D
Does it? It does. I'm gonna feel really dumb if I'm wrong. Okay.
C
One, two, three.
B
Wind. What did you say?
D
I started saying mine and then he said his and I really did feel dumb. I wanna say it out loud.
C
Say it.
D
Those ears.
B
I mean, what's wrong with that?
C
That's good.
A
Yeah.
C
Okay.
A
Ears and wind.
D
Okay.
A
Thank you.
D
Thank you for that affirmation.
A
If you wanted to.
B
I don't know the funny.
C
I don't either.
A
I do.
B
Ears in wind. I'm ready.
C
You ready?
D
Really?
B
What? I don't. I'm chalking it at this point. I'm just saying the first thing that comes to my mind. I think it's a good answer. Ears. Wind.
C
Yeah, I got.
A
I.
D
This is what I hate about this game though, is when you go too far and then now you can't get out. I know.
B
I. This was just the first thing to get into my head and I think it works.
D
I know, but that's the problem is I hate it when you're that confident because I really have no clue.
B
1. Do you have one?
D
I'm trying to think of a one word answer and all I can think is ear muffs in my head. And that's not my. What I want to say.
A
Okay, but.
C
Go simpler.
D
Okay, okay. Okay.
B
Okay.
A
Super simple.
D
Okay.
C
One, two, three.
B
Owl.
C
Cold.
D
I said what did you say?
C
Cold.
B
Sound.
D
Cold is great.
B
You would have said cold.
C
What did you say?
B
I said howl.
C
What did you say?
D
Sound.
C
I was gonna say.
A
Okay, okay.
D
That literally.
A
Okay, okay. Okay. Are you with me here this is.
C
This is.
D
Y' all howl. Okay. Okay. Sound okay. So bad. Cuz I wasn't howl. And I was. Yes.
B
Okay, here we go.
D
Here we go. 3, 2, 1. Wolf.
C
Great. 8.
D
Here's what also gets me, is that you get. You get to where, like, you get into these mental prisons of like. Okay, it has to be a verb. Or like, it has to be like. I know.
C
No one else does.
D
I say you subjectively to myself.
B
But I just should have said storm.
C
That is the obvious.
D
Storm and rain that we messed up.
C
Yeah, I was thinking storm.
A
How can. We knew.
D
Dang, dude.
A
Okay, that sucks.
C
Okay.
D
Three, two, one.
A
Turquoise.
D
Fleas.
A
Fleece.
C
Oh, okay, I'm ready.
D
Fleece. Turquoise. Three, two, one. Jacket. Vest.
C
Okay.
A
See, this is where it can go off the rails.
C
No, it doesn't need to.
B
Here we go.
C
Jacket and vest are sim.
A
Are.
B
3, 2.
D
See, that's what I'm saying. This is where I. This is where I crumbled right there. Right in this moment. And then it all went downhill.
A
Okay. Okay.
C
Okay.
B
Three, two, one.
D
I would have said.
A
Okay, we know. Yes.
B
Three, two.
C
Wait, wait, wait.
D
Cold and warm.
C
Okay.
D
Three, two, one.
C
Temperature.
A
Okay.
C
How many was that?
A
Four.
B
Four.
D
Four. Well, you and Nate and you two, so.
B
Yeah. And then us two.
D
Yeah.
C
Okay. Matt.
A
I was gonna say. Are we about to see who the problem is?
D
I would have admitted it.
C
Okay. Hang on.
D
My ears hurt from this beanie.
B
It sucks.
A
Take it off.
D
I can't.
A
Why?
D
I'm committed to the look now People will know that I took my beanie off.
C
Okay, I'm ready.
B
You ready?
C
Yep.
D
No.
A
3. He hasn't thought of a word.
B
You ready?
A
I'm ready.
B
Yeah. Three, two, one.
D
Wood.
A
Frog and wood.
B
Okay.
C
Okay.
B
You ready?
A
I have my word.
D
Okay.
B
Three, two, one.
A
I was with you.
D
I was also with you, though.
A
Okay.
D
Pond and forest. Okay, here we go.
B
Three, two, one.
A
Nature.
D
Nice.
A
How many was that? Nature.
C
Four or five?
B
Three.
A
Three.
D
Yeah.
A
I would not have said nature. I was gonna be like fairy.
D
That would have been a good humming one too.
B
It would have. It's almost two on the nose, though.
D
Okay, that's what you hit him with that.
A
I'm. I'm all right.
B
Okay.
C
One, two, three.
D
Plane.
B
What did you say?
A
Fairy.
B
Fairy and plain.
C
Okay, you're going off of the woodland theme that I was going off of. I said mushrooms.
B
Very plain.
C
It's so very important.
B
It's not.
A
Wait, it is so.
C
Okay.
A
Okay, it is.
C
No, it is.
A
It is.
B
It's right there.
A
It is right there. It is.
D
Okay.
C
One, two, three.
B
Travel.
C
No, Nate. Fairy.
B
What did you say? What? What did you say?
D
Fairy. F E R R is a boat.
A
No, a fairy. Like with wings.
D
AI not er.
B
I thought we were going to travel. I thought you picked it.
A
Why would you think me? I would ever choose a boat for fairy?
B
Well, you're getting interesting. Okay, so we have fly and travel.
A
Okay.
D
Okay.
C
One, two, three.
A
Helicopter.
D
Wow.
A
Wow.
D
What the heck?
C
Was that two or three?
D
What the heck?
B
That was three.
C
All right, we've done everyone wild, so I don't really know how you would tally up these points. Whoever won, Nate and I had the fest with two.
A
Okay, then you both get. You both won that round.
C
And then we also both were on the teams that did the second best.
B
Okay, cool.
A
Yeah.
C
Okay. Oh, wow.
B
What is that?
D
I'm practicing for the coffee cart.
C
Do you know my actual middle name?
A
Oh, so I forgot that I told. Okay, so did I tell you about this?
B
What?
A
So this week when we go to the World show on the 14th and the 16th mornings, we have to run the coffee cart.
B
Oh, wow.
A
So we have. Because VS Code Red sponsored a coffee cart at the World show. So we have to drive it and like give people coffee and donuts and stuff.
D
Donuts?
A
Yeah, there's donuts too.
D
That was not mentioned.
B
Wow.
D
We might be short on supply of donuts that we give people.
A
So we got to video that and like actually participate in it. Not. We'll see.
D
I'm just going to strap GoPros and we're just going to do like. We can go live doing like the coffee thing.
A
Like we could like. Like have a little. Have a little thing up on the.
D
Yeah, dude, that would be like.
A
I do feel like people are going to be like. Like weirded out that there's a camera there.
D
No, you. You literally just get like a little stick with your. Not a camera, just your phone. You literally just have like your little thingy and stuff and like that Taco guy. Yeah.
B
Yeah.
A
For those that don't know, I did a live video this weekend where I did like a little live Q A.
B
Rebecca, I was on there and I gotta tell you, I was commenting and you never called on me.
A
I. We have to come up with something. If I do those, I either need an iPad and either moderators that are appointed within there to then like text me questions or something.
B
Yeah.
A
Because I could not keep up.
B
It was going fast.
A
Very fast. I think there was.
D
You can scroll.
B
I can't remember what I was saying.
A
I don't know the total amount of people that watched in time. I think it was 20, 000 or something like that.
B
Yeah.
A
But then I think it's gotten 40, 000 something views since then. So that was. That was a. They're our second ever live.
D
We're about to be a big live.
A
So we were trying to come up with a couple of different things to do while we're in Oklahoma. Either because we're flying, so we're not gonna be driving, but there's maybe. Well, we'll see Thursday. So we could either do on the coffee cart. We could do like a live Q A with the four of us one evening. I feel like with a. If we did that, like a iPad of sorts would be better.
D
Or even if we did all four of us, we can still be watching. Like one of us can be watch just watching it, like throwing stuff out.
A
But yeah. So live videos, that's a new thing we're kind of doing on YouTube because, you know, we can't do one live on all platforms. We're kind of just deeming YouTube as like the live platform. So that's going to be, you know, super fun going into folding season and whatnot. So hope you enjoyed this episode. Ms. Abigail is the winner.
B
That was pretty cool.
A
She beat Nate fair and square.
B
She did.
A
And we will see y' all in the next one. And in the next one, hopefully we are talking about Denver's super successful world show, but even if not, we. We'll see. But see you in the next one.
D
The next one you miss.
B
You got to do it like this.
Host: Katie Van Slyke
Episode: They Did… Better Than I Thought!
Date: November 19, 2025
In this relaxed and spontaneous episode, Katie Van Slyke and her friends (including Abigail, Matt, and Nate) gather on a cold, snowy Tennessee day to play a series of impromptu games. With little new farm news since the last recording, the group leans into humor, banter, and quick-thinking trivia about their farm lives, animals, and each other. The theme is camaraderie and fun, with moments reflecting the quirks, challenges, and warmth of running a working ranch and a family business.
The episode features:
Extended (and hilarious) sequence as Katie and Matt spiral out from “laser” and “tape” all the way to “piglet,” taking 10 turns in total (18:34–24:21).
Strategies develop ("Let’s go off the wall." / “I’m bailing on the concept.”)
The group reflects on how easily you can get “stuck” after leaving the initial topic.
The “Sound”/“Howl”/“Wolf” digression leads to confusion and laughter (29:36–30:03).
“This is what I hate about this game though, is when you go too far and now you can’t get out.” —Matt (28:55)
On fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants planning:
“We’re just flying by the seat of our pants. So the first one everyone has requested... A lot of people have wanted to see y’all answer questions again.” —Katie (01:12)
On wool vs. polyester:
“I need some of that [merino wool]. I was looking at my stuff and it’s all polyester. And I’m not trying to wear that anymore, I don’t think.” —Nate (02:08)
On naming goats:
“Bean is right... I’ll kept wanting to say stalk, but it was sprouts. I was like, it’s not beanstalk.” —Nate (07:27)
On game struggles:
“I was gonna say bean, but I thought that was just my cat, and I was just making that up.” —Matt (07:39)
On mind games (literally):
“The trick to this, I think... but I would never in a million years be able to put it into words to explain.” —Matt (19:06)
On group dynamics:
“Are we about to see who the problem is?” —Katie (31:48)
This episode is playful, irreverent, and very “behind-the-scenes.” The group’s chemistry—and willingness to make fun of each other’s memory lapses—shines through. The farm-life details are woven into the games, and listeners get an authentic sense of the everyday camaraderie at Running Springs. The episode is full of farm humor, light trash-talk, and moments when everyone’s just trying to be “less smart,” as the rules of the games morph on the fly.
A feel-good, laughter-heavy episode that highlights the charms and challenges of rural life, family, and friendship—plus a glimpse at how social media outreach is evolving for Katie and the Running Springs crew. It’s not about having all the right answers; it’s about enjoying the process together.
Winner: Abigail takes the trivia crown, beating Nate by a narrow margin.
Next time: Anticipate a recap of Denver’s World Show—hopefully with success stories in tow!
For more episodes and info: www.katievanslyke.net