Quiplash

Yeah.

Like Schmitty in, um, Quiplash.

Oh, he's hilarious.

That guy-

Schmitty from Quiplash is hilarious

...

I would kill for him.

Whoever that is, yeah.

[laughs]

Specifically Quiplash.

No, this is valid.

This is a valid fear.

[laughs]

That is the haunted house.

You have to play a round of Quiplash with strangers.

[laughs]

... we can think.

It's the one you play on the TV that's not Quiplash.

No. Didn't know.

So it's like everybody gets a message on their phone, and it says you're either the faker or you're not, and then they give you, like, a bunch of tasks, trivia.

Bartrove style.

You and Connor can play NHL 27 or Quiplash.

We'll get Rooster and Jess over.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I can swing to the extreme where sometimes, like, so I work in this co-working space here, and I built this, like, this TV that shows our, it shows, like, the availability of these podcasting rooms, right? But, like, the major part of the screen has become this daily game at 10 and 2.

It's, like, a Quiplash-type game where, like, there's a prompt, and we all jump in, like, I'm, like, I'm making, I'm almost, I feel like making the co-working space a little bit too fun sometimes, like...

I'm focusing so much on the games and the fun that I can sometimes swing to the opposite.

But here's the thing.

Yeah.

Well, we played Quiplash.

Oh yeah, we played Quiplash.

Obviously you know us.

We love a good Quiplash game.

Yeah.

Um, and we had, like, at the house we were staying in, um, there was like a theater room in it, so we were able to play-

Either way, we stayed in the same house that we stayed in last year.

Okay.

It sounded so much like the, you don't know Jack, Quiplash guy.

Oh

yeah.

I have to be up at 5.30 for the half.

And Kristen goes, let's play Quiplash.

I go, you're more than welcome to turn it on.

I'm going to bed.

Oh, no, I'm having fun.

Oh, I can write more if you want.

Let's play Quiplash.

Oh, yeah.