I'm your host, Curtis.
Original introduction wording
- I'm your host, Curtis Sheck.
NO COMMON DENOMINATOR
Episode ratings.
Original rating systems, exactly as represented in the archive. These scales are not interchangeable.
By way of introduction.
The “resident abyss boy” receives the paused “Bradley… Kirkston!” introduction and thanks Curtis and America, saying he is ready to be real.
Original introduction wording
- resident abyss boy
- Bradley
- Thank you, Curtis. Thank you, America
Introduced as “an indubitable co-host”; answers with “Wham, bam. Thank you, Ham.”
Original introduction wording
- an indubitable co-host
- Wham, bam. Thank you, Ham
Read the full performed opening
Welcome to Reverse Psychology, the Frasier Rewatch podcast where we go backwards through every episode of the show. Tonight, we are covering Frasier 2023, Season 2, Episode 1, Ham, which originally streamed on September 19th, 2024. Is this when the eponymous ham is woefully underrepresented? We'll find out. I'm your host, Curtis Sheck. Joining me as always is our resident abyss boy. It's Bradley... Kirkston! Thank you, Curtis. Thank you, America. I'm here. I'm ready to be real. I have a hard time reacting to you. Also with us is an indubitable co-host. It's Ryan. Wham, bam. Thank you, Ham. Hi, Curt. That was good.
Someone brought rules.
The games, the premises, and what everyone brought to the table.
Game / activity
Enchanted object pitches ↗
How this one works
Prompt
- is there other random items, objects in the world that we could enchant and make some kind of a magic
- device that everybody will just accept?
Recorded activity context
is there other random items, objects in the world that we could enchant and make some kind of a magic; device that everybody will just accept?
RESULT STATUS
A winner is actually on the record.
Winner: Curtis
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 10:34
W0
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- Ending or payoff: Well, let's quit while we're; ahead.
Follow the round structure (1)
Round 0
Source excerpt ↗ 05:14can we top it?
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 05:14
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P0
Question / challenge
is there other random items, objects in the world that we could enchant and make some kind of a magic; device that everybody will just accept?
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 05:39
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Pb
Question / challenge
Brad, what do you got? You're good with the mysticism.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Ab
Because everyone already has, like, a smartwatch,; so just make that tell fortunes and stuff.; It's a towel.; and the towel tells you the future.; Why don't they just tell the future?
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- Answer qualification: Yeah, so I have two answers.; I just thought of one more that I think is a brilliant one.
- Adjudication: You didn't invent anything.; I don't know if I'm loving this one, Brad.; I'll give you that.
- Response context: Where you just want an app? There's no whimsy in that.; a weird ghostly audio that would jive well with that.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 07:27
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Pr
Question / challenge
Oh, Ryan, what you got?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Ar
I want to get, like, a magic dart board type of thing,; but you shoot it with, like, a laser pistol.; Also, my board spins on its own.
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- Answer qualification: The former, but it doesn't necessarily; be inspirational. It might be de-inspirational as well.; You click a button on the gun; and the wheel starts spinning, which is actually technology.
- Adjudication: I feel; like you haven't invented anything here.
- Response context: How many things do I have to hold to play this game?
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 08:48
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Pk
Question / challenge
Curtis, what do you got?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
positive reinforcement pooper scooper
So I would like a pooper scooper that when you sort of bend it down into the sand,; it tells you something nice about yourself.
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- Premise: I did not want my future told. I didn't want yes or no; questions answered. I wanted some inspirational speech.
- Important beats: Curtis, you're not such a bad guy after all. Get to scooping.; Don't even think about; what he said to you today. You're fine.
- Adjudication: I think, I think for once you won one of these.
Round context
- Adjudication method: I think, I think for once you won one of these.
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
- Winner statement: I think, I think for once you won one of these.
- Curtis: “with your comment. Yeah, I love it. I'm wondering, can we top it? Like, is there other random items, objects in the world that we could enchant and make some kind of a magic”
- Ryan: “actually. I think, I think for once you won one of these. Wow. Well, let's quit while we're”
How this one works
How it works
- So I propose we plan a trip to Spain and try the Jamón Iberico.
- So anyway, we're going to take turns suggesting plans for this trip.
- And then the Enchanted Snooker Ball will tell each of us whether we will go along with that approach or not.
- It will be our snooker ball.
- Yeah, so you'll be able to click the checkbox, and it should automatically give you a new snooker.
Recorded activity context
So anyway, we're going to take turns suggesting plans for this trip.; And then the Enchanted Snooker Ball will tell each of us whether we will go along with that approach or not.
RESULT STATUS
The recorded result is unresolved.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:08:30
W1
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- Ending or payoff: Well, that was a delicious ham and a delightful segment.
Follow the round structure (1)
Round 1
Source excerpt ↗ 46:13So I propose we plan a trip to Spain and try the Jamón Iberico.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 46:13
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P01
Question / challenge
I would like us to go to Barcelona.
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- Response context: Can we counter before we roll the Magic Snooker?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 46:38
A01
I got Codswallop.; It's a bit dodgy.; I just got Baldrnich.; That's rubbish.; Don't be deaf.
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- Adjudication: We all got the brush off on Barcelona.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 46:47
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P02
Question / challenge
Should we go to Pamplona?
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- Response context: I was going to say the beach, but I want to go to the Running with the Bulls.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 47:22
A02
Raito.; I got Raito as well.; I got Bob's your uncle.
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- Adjudication: Well, I think we're going to Pamplona, boys.
- Answer qualification: Bob's your uncle apparently means yes.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 47:56
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P03
Question / challenge
Should we meet in the States before we get to Pamplona?
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- Response context: I'm in Chicago.; Ryan is in Columbus.; Brad is in Baltimore.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 48:26
A03
Indubitably.; I got obviously you bloody loon.; Sorry, I was faffing about, which means maybe.
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- Adjudication: A maybe and two yeses feels like we are definitely going to meet up in the States first.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 48:37
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P04
Question / challenge
Let's go somewhere we've never been, like Spokane.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 48:49
A04
Respondent: Curtis; Text: You're taking the piss, mate.; Outlook is bullocks.; Obviously, you bloody loons are a strong yes, I think.
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- Answer qualification: It's the equivalent of very doubtful.
- Adjudication verdict: REJECTED
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 49:06
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P05
Question / challenge
What about Jacksonville?
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- Response context: We can see a Jags game and then go to Spain.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 49:23
A05
I got right-o.; Respondent: Brad; Text: I'm knackered up...; Quay...; Corrected readout for: Brad; Text: It says, I'm knackered.; Cue up and ask again.; Respondent: Ryan; Text: Bob's your uncle.
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- Answer qualification: It is a maybe, yeah.
- Adjudication: We have to go to fucking Jacksonville?
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 49:54
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P06
Question / challenge
Are we getting pool seats for the game?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 50:08
A06
Hey, Snooker is chuffed to tell me yes.; I got that too.; I got, obviously, you bloody loon.
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- Adjudication verdict: ACCEPTED
- Answer qualification: It's not poolside.; It's in the pool.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 50:21
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P07
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- Raw prompt: I should ask if we're going to take the airport.
- Prompt proposition: Oh, the airplane?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 50:45
A07
Oh, I got have a cuppa and try again.; All signs, points, a cheerio, carry on.; I said bugger off, which is a maybe because it doesn't know what you're talking about.; Sorry, I was faffing about maybe.; I got bugger off.; I also got bugger off.
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- Answer qualification: Initial ballot: two maybes and a yes; distinct from the later retry.
- Adjudication: So we can't do the plane.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 51:02
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P08
Question / challenge
I want us to rely on our ability to boat.
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- Prompt item: We should take a sailboat.
- Response context: Like a cruise ship.; I was thinking we'd do like a cutter, you know, like one of those-; We haven't settled the airplane issue.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 51:41
A08
Outlook is bollocks.; The situation remains a bit of a muddle.; Cods bollock.; It's a bit dodgy.
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- Answer qualification: No, that's a no.; Mine's a maybe, which ours sounded the same.; Mine's a no, so we're not taking-
- Adjudication: Yeah, I think that's out.; I think Snooker didn't like that.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 52:03
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P09
Question / challenge
We get up in a hot air balloon and then we hang glide out of the hot air balloon across the ocean.
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- Response context: Hold on, Ryan, because I Googled it and it says St. John's Bluff with an elevation of roughly 56 feet above sea level is the highest natural point in Duval County, Florida.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 53:01
A09
I got a righto.; I got a most assuredly, governor.; I got a maybe.
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- Adjudication: So we're taking a hot air balloon and then hang gliding from the highest point we can get in the hot air balloon to Pamplona.
- Answer qualification: We're taking a hot air balloon just to get the elevation.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 53:16
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P10
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- Raw prompt: Did we land in the sink?
- Prompt proposition: You just asked if we landed in water.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 53:26
A10
I landed on your taking the piss, mate, but both were no.; Well, I actually went to a yes to a maybe.; I got booger off.; I started with righto and switched to a bugger off.; Oh, I got a maybe.; Sorry, I was faffing about.; I got bugger off again.; Bob's your uncle, which is a yes.; Outlook is bollocks.; I got outlook is bollocks.; You're taking the piss, mate.
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- Answer qualification: Oh, you double rolled.; Should we do a third roll?; One more time.
- Adjudication: Three solid no's.; We are not landing in the drink.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 54:20
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P11
Question / challenge
Should we land in Spain?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 54:22
A11
All signs point to cheerio.; Carry on.; That's rubbish.; Don't be daft.; Have a couple and try again.; Cod swallow up.; It's a bit dodgy.; Most assuredly, governor.; Respondent: Brad; Text: I got a no as well.; That's rubbish.; Don't be daft.
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- Answer qualification: Three different ones.; Meaning the idea is a bit dodgy.; And it's a no.
- Adjudication: We are not in Spain.
- Response context: Okay, so we're on probably an island or we hit Africa.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 55:20
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P12
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- Prompt proposition: What if we hit Portugal?
- Raw prompt: All right, where are we in Portugal?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 55:33
A12
Most assuredly, governor.; You're taking the piss, mate.; Most assuredly, governor.
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- Adjudication: Yes.; Portugal's great.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 55:39
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P13
Question / challenge
What we should do in your reference, Ryan, I think the minute we get to Portugal,; we should just start blasting Portugal the man and see if that makes us popular or the; opposite of popular.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 56:00
A13
Outlook is bollocks.; All signs point to Cheerio Carry On.; Respondent: Brad; Text: You're taking the piss out of me.; Sorry, you're taking the piss, mate.
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- Answer qualification: Brad, tiebreaker again.; I had a yes, you had a no.; I think Brad had a no.
- Adjudication: So we're not going to just play Portugal the man in Portugal.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 56:32
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P14
Question / challenge
Well, do we have our phones?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 56:49
A14
That's rubbish.; Don't be daft.; That's rubbish.; Don't be daft.; I got another outlook as bollocks, so we do not have our phones.
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- Adjudication: we do not have our phones.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 58:52
Buskwrap
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- Answer qualification: It looks like the hat's kind of floating on your arm.; I watched a two and a half minute video today.; I know how to do it perfectly.; I was thinking it was the one with the ball and the three cups.
- Adjudication: Given the state of the three of ours busking abilities, I think that that's the right answer.; Well, didn't matter.; Didn't work.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 59:24
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P18
Question / challenge
Did you get hotel money?
More of this contribution
- Response context: So we've got a tiny bit of spending money.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 59:35
A18
Have a cuppa and try again.; You're taking my piss, mate.; Sorry.; I was faffing about.; Outlook is bollocks.; Outlook is bollocks.; Balderdash.; It's gone pear-shaped, which is definitely no.
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- Answer qualification: That's two maybes.; Let's ask again.
- Adjudication verdict: REJECTED
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 1:00:35
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P20
Question / challenge
So let's find out if I can land a sugar daddy.
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- Answer qualification: This is one of those guys who's just sort of lonely, wants a companion.
- Response context: Hitchhike.; I think you just get a taxi and then just when you get there, don't pay them and just run; fast.; I'm going the third route.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A20
Bob's your uncle.
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- Adjudication: I'm now comforting a sad, sad man for money.
- Final state summary: I have a phone now because my sugar daddy gave me one, but I don't know how you guys...
- Response context: How am I going to get in touch with you?
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 1:02:24
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Theft
Maybe we steal their laptop.; And then we could AIM message Curtis.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 1:03:28
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Pdistractplan
Question / challenge
What are you going to do to distract them?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Ddistractplan
I'm going to trip and hurt my knee and then crawl around on the floor a lot.; And I'm going to do my Brad impression.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 1:03:35
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P21
Question / challenge
Well, let's find out if they were distracted first.
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- Response context: I will be the distractor.; I'm stealing the laptop.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A21
Cotswallop.; It's a bit dodgy, which is a no.
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- Adjudication: They're not distracted.
- Result qualification: We can't just ask the eight ball if you succeeded because we know that the distraction; didn't work.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:03:53
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P22
Question / challenge
Was he able to extract the laptop?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A22
All signs pointed.; Cheerio.; Carry on.
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- Adjudication: You were able to get the laptop.; It's in your hands.
- Result qualification: But because you failed to distract them, Ryan, you're now in a chase situation.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:04:34
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Preaction
Question / challenge
Brad, what would your reaction be?
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- Response context: Before we ask, I just want to clarify, talk them out of it and go away scot-free or talk; them out of it and somehow keep their laptop?; I have not given an option.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Ddenyplan
I'd say, what are you talking about?; I don't have anything.; I'd be like, sorry, this is mine.
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- Answer qualification: Why are you holding the laptop?; So, your plan is to deny, deny, deny.; Yeah.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 1:04:47
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Phelp
Question / challenge
Ryan, are you helping him in any way at this point?; Are you pretending you don't know him?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Ahelp
I have to commit to this bit.; I have to, like, pretend like my knees hurt and I'm crawling around a lot.; I can't just give that up because they didn't buy it.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:04:59
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Poutcome
Question / challenge
What do you think the outcome would be, Brad?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Aoutcome
They would say, okay, and they would let me go because they believe me.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:05:04
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P23
Question / challenge
Do they believe that you didn't steal their laptop that they see you're holding and saw; you take?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A23
The odds are frightfully in your favor.
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- Adjudication: Yes.
- Ending or payoff: And again, I come to the rescue again.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:05:25
Theftwrap
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- Adjudication method: Like, the fact that we're leaving this up to chance is brilliant.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 1:05:39
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P24
Question / challenge
Can I convince him to give me a jet ride?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:06:01
A24
Have a kappa and try again.
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- Answer qualification: Does that mean I should come up with a different approach or I should ask the same question and; just shake it again?; Let's think of a second option.; Ask the same question.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 1:06:15
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P25
Question / challenge
Let's try for a car service.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:06:20
A25
All signs point to Cheerio.; Carry on.
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- Adjudication verdict: ACCEPTED
- Final state summary: You're meeting us outside of the ham shop.
- Result qualification: I think he has to tag along.; I don't think we get to do it like a pure boys trip at this point, but I think it's a; small price to pay to be bankrolled here.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:06:56
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Namesuggestion
Question / challenge
Is the ham store named Sir Ham-A-Lot?
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- Response context: Well, I would say that the ham store is named The Situation Remains a Bit of a Muddle.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 1:06:50
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P26
Question / challenge
I want the name to be Ramones Hamones.
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- Answer qualification: I like the idea of using the magic eight ball to name the store, actually.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:07:13
A26
That's rubbish.; Don't be daft.
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- Adjudication verdict: REJECTED
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:07:17
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P27
Question / challenge
Mine's Hamon B. King.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:07:22
A27
Hamon B. King
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- Response: All right-o.
- Adjudication: Well, lock it in, I guess.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:07:27
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P28
Question / challenge
Did we enjoy a delicious jamon Iberico?
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- Activity request: I think we should find out if we got a delicious, well-made, well-prepared meal or if we got a dud ham.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:08:23
A28
All signs point to Cherio Carry On.; Sorry, I was faffing about.; I got right-o.
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- Adjudication: Success.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 56:56
Rb
I think each of us should come up with something that we can busk for.
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- Final state summary: Only one of us made money and it was Ryan pretending to move a hat around.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 57:13
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Pbusk
Question / challenge
I think each of us should come up with something that we can busk for.; Let's each pick what we're going to do first.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 57:04
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Srobot
Obviously, I could do the robot for hours and make so much money.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 57:47
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Shat
I watched a YouTube today about a girl who made a hat look kind of like it was floating on her arms.; I could do that.; I can do a hat trick.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 57:56
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Smonty
I'll do a three card Monty.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 58:00
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P15
Question / challenge
Let's start with the robot.; So Ryan, am I making money?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 58:02
A15
Bob's your uncle.; I got Outlook as Bullock.; Respondent: Ryan; Text: Cod Swallop.; It's a bit dodgy, which means no.
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- Adjudication: So Brad didn't make any money.
- Result qualification: Oh, so that's two no's.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 58:18
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Precallhat
Question / challenge
Ryan, what was yours?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Arecallhat
Uh, I can make a hat look like it's kind of floating on my arms.
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Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 58:22
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P16
Question / challenge
Does Ryan make money?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 58:26
A16
Bob's your uncle again.; Bob's your uncle.; You're taking the piss, mate.
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- Adjudication: And you made some money.
- Result qualification: So we're not broke.
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Participant cited: CurtisSource excerpt ↗ 58:35
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P17
Question / challenge
Let's find out if we have some wiggle room with our money or if we're kind of strapped.
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- Prompt item: I'm going to do the three card Monty.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 58:43
A17
Bugger off.; That's rubbish.; Sorry.; I was faffing about.; Maybe.; No, mine's a strong note.; Don't be daft.
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- Adjudication: Only one of us made money and it was Ryan pretending to move a hat around.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:00:02
Rt
Each of us is running along the train.
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- Final state summary: Failed to board: Curtis; Boarded: Brad; Ryan
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Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:00:02
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P19
Question / challenge
Each of us is running along the train.; Am I, Curtis, going to get onto that train?
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- Response context: No, we're going to do the hobo thing.; We're going to hop along.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A19C
I got Outlook as bollocks again.
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- Adjudication: I didn't make it.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A19X
I made it, bitches.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
A19Y
Right-o.
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- Adjudication: Yes, yes.
Round context
- Adjudication method: We have to get two positives for it to count.; I think the consensus eight ball is definitely the way to go.
- Result qualification: And this time, if it's a split up, we're going to have to deal with it.
- Final state summary: Success.
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
- Activity premise: So I propose we plan a trip to Spain and try the Jamón Iberico.
- Method: It will be our snooker ball.; Yeah, so you'll be able to click the checkbox, and it should automatically give you a new snooker.
- Response context: I think it's out of production now, but I was able to order one on eBay and I thought we should test it out.
Comic bits and episode moments.
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Review1 ↗
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- Context outside the activity.
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Pron ↗
Should we see if I can pronounce this word? Let's see. Okay.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 3 recorded exchanges
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Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 17:39
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indubitably
Question / challenge
Should we see if I can pronounce this word?
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- Prompt term: indubitably
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Ap
Indubitably.
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- Adjudication: Ah, you did it again.; First try.; I actually think you said it better than I did the first time.
- Ryan: “Ah, you did it again.”
- Curtis: “I actually think you said it better than I did the first time.”
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Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 17:51
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Prpt
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- Answer or action: Indubitably. Got it. Yeah. See, I'm getting better at words.
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Review2 ↗
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Conversation excerpt
Fact ↗
Ask AI and get the definitive answer.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 3 recorded exchanges
CLAIM & ADJUDICATION
Firstlookup
while traditional sangria often includes chopped fruit, usually oranges, lemons, and apples, it does not strictly need them.; You can make excellent sangria by substituting fruit chunks with fruit juice, brandy, or syrup.
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- Response context: So according to the AI overview, which has to be true
- Answer qualification: No, that sounds wrong.
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Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 26:35
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Pf
Question / challenge
What makes sangria?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 26:38
Af
Sangria is a popular Spanish and Portuguese wine-based punch traditionally composed of red wine, chopped fruit, sweeteners,; and sometimes brandy or citrus soda.
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- Answer qualification: But yes, she doesn't have to put fruit in it, but what's the point?
- Response context: It is a punch made with wine.
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- Activity premise: My understanding was that sangria was wine with fruit chunks in it.; There is no fruit chunks in her sangria.
- Method: So according to the AI overview, which has to be true
- Curtis: “But the reason I don't like it is because, and correct me if I'm just woefully mistaken.”
- Ryan: “I love Brad trying to talk from authority where he clearly has no idea.”
- Ryan: “Ask AI and get the definitive answer.”
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Review3 ↗
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- Context outside the activity.
Conversation excerpt
Ibexcheck ↗
Do you guys look at this thing?; Do you know what we're talking about?
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 2 recorded exchanges
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Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 39:50
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Pibex
Question / challenge
Do you guys look at this thing?; Do you know what we're talking about?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 39:53
Aibex
Scary goat?; They got like really long horns, right?; Crazy long.; Doesn't mean they're aggressive.
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- Answer qualification: Well, that's the Alpine Ibex.; The Iberian Ibex is not typically aggressive towards humans, Curtis.; Oh, but they do become very territorial, bold, and aggressive during the mating season, though.; Maybe it was the mating season.
- Brad(ley): “Scary goat?”
- Ryan: “They got like really long horns, right?”
- Ryan: “Yeah, they're not aggressive towards the humans, Curt.”
- Ryan: “The Iberian Ibex is not typically aggressive towards humans, Curt.”
- Ryan: “Oh, but they do become very territorial, bold, and aggressive during the mating season, though.”
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- Method: I looked this sucker up.
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Ratings ↗
See how they answered
What everyone brought to the table · 2 recorded exchanges
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Participant cited: RyanSource excerpt ↗ 42:56
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Prating
Question / challenge
Frosted Tips Freddie notwithstanding, Ryan, did you think this episode was good?
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Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 44:36
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Prankb
Question / challenge
Bradley, bring us home.
Conversation excerpt
Signoff ↗
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Setup ↗
You should be able to open this Google Sheet.; It will be our snooker ball.; Yeah, so you'll be able to click the checkbox, and it should automatically give you a new snooker.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 2 recorded exchanges
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Participant cited: Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:10:37
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Ptest
Question / challenge
Does Spain have cities?
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:10:44
Atest
Balderdash.; It's gone pear-shaped.; Because Munce is bloody likely.
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- Answer qualification: I don't think it's fully synced.; Yeah, but I didn't shake it.; So that, like, you clicked it, and then I got a bloody likely.
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Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:10:54
Setupdisplay
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- Response context: I got booger off.
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- Method: Whatever formula ChatGPT gave me is randomizing it, so maybe it's also randomizing across.
- Result qualification: I don't know why Google Sheets would not have identical things on different instances, but whatever.
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Promo ↗
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- Context outside the activity.
By way of goodbye.
Or a miserable turkey day to none
Source excerpt ↗ 1:10:00–1:10:05Transcript context (may contain transcription errors)
So for myself, for Ryan, and for Brad.
Or a miserable turkey day to none.
Previously, next week.
Predictions as made on the podcast—not claims about what actually happens.
Conversation excerpt
Forecast
But you're going to tell us what to expect in 10 years when a Hollywood bankrupt of ideas brings back AI Kelsey Grammer to continue the Frasier brand.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 2 recorded exchanges
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Participant cited: Brad(ley)Source excerpt ↗ 1:08:36
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Pforecast
Question / challenge
But you're going to tell us what to expect in 10 years when a Hollywood bankrupt of ideas brings back AI Kelsey Grammer to continue the Frasier brand.
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Aforecast
AI Frazier has lost all of his money on crypto, so he has to go back to doing a self-help talk show.; But this time, it's for gamblers who has lost money.; So he is paired with former NFL player AI Shannon Sharp, and they give advice to sports gamblers.
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- Adjudication: I would watch that.
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Attribution unavailableSource excerpt ↗ 1:09:06
Forecastdiscussion
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