Gentlemen's Wrestling Podcast #136: Family Feud

Anyway, so the rules of this game.

So I think most of my listeners are familiar with family food, but if you are not, the basics are, I believe it actually has a different name in England.

Because Trish at Trish and Sarah, when I was requesting surveys, told everyone that it actually has a completely different name in England, but it's the exact same game.

But Family Feud, or whatever it is called in the UK, is basically, I have questions that were sent out in a survey and people responded, and the most common answers will attempt to be guessed by our contestants here today.

So here's how it basically works.

One person, one of our guests will get to go first to make a guess for an answer to the category.

So for example, if the category was name a WWE champion and Joe Gagne said Bruno Sammartino, we would see how many people in the survey responded by saying Bruno Sammartino.

And if Andrew Rich said Hulk Hogan, whoever had the more respondents would get to go first.

And when you get to go first, you get to make a decision.

You can either choose to play, which means you attempt to guess all of the answers in the category, or you pass, which allows your opponent to guess all the answers in the category.

Now, why would you want to pass? Well, if you get three guesses wrong that do not appear as top results in the survey...

Your opponent will get a chance to steal all of the points that you have earned by guessing one of the missing answers on the survey.

And a big difference, I guess, between this and regular Family Feud is that in regular Family Feud, you guess and you get a total based on how many people responded out of 100 respondents.

So again, to use the WWE Champion answer, if 24 people responded by saying Hulk Hogan, he would be worth 24 points.

However, due to the nature of the survey and the fact that I got more than 100 respondents, I kind of just changed this.

So instead of being based on the total raw number of votes, I just issued seven points.

If there's seven answers in that category, the number one answer gives you seven points.

The number two answer gives you six points.

The number three answer gives you five points.

So hopefully that all makes sense.

This is the first time we're doing this, and this is either something I'm never going to do ever again, or it's going to become so popular, it's going to usurp my actual show, and this is all I'm going to do for the rest of my life.

So...

Anyway, we're going to start by, I'm going to ask you guys a completely kind of unrelated question, and whoever gives me a more accurate answer will get the chance to go first.

Does that sound good? Sure.

Sounds fair.