Game / activity
Fast Food Frasier
How this one works
Setup and instructions
- So I want to know from you two, what fast food restaurant or item do you think would win him over?
- We all know that in this episode, Niles has fallen head over heels for greasy burgers and chimichangas. But Frasier remains unconvinced.
- I think you can pick an item or you could pick an entire restaurant. You can still use it. What matters is will he be willing to not only eat it, but like admit after eating it that it's good.
Context and recorded outcome
- Title: Fast Food Frasier Activity premise: We all know that in this episode, Niles has fallen head over heels for greasy burgers and chimichangas. But Frasier remains unconvinced. Activity request: So I want to know from you two, what fast food restaurant or item do you think would win him over? Rules: I think you can pick an item or you could pick an entire restaurant. You can still use it. What matters is will he be willing to not only eat it, but like admit after eating it that it's good. Brad: Wendy’s Frosty. Ryan: Taco Bell breakfast. Curtis: Panera. The record confirms Panera eligibility remains disputed after the objections and assertion that it counts; no winner is inferred.
RESULT STATUS
The recorded result is unresolved.
No explicit participant winner or final tie is established in the reviewed record.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 1 recorded contribution
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food aside
So I can answer this question or we can just make fun of Curtis.
Preserved source round labels (1)
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food round
Activity request: what fast food restaurant or item do you think would win him over? Status: closed with disputed final eligibility
RECORDED EXCHANGE
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So I want to know from you two, what fast food restaurant or item do you think would win him over?
Prompt: So I want to know from you two, what fast food restaurant or item do you think would win him over? Rules: I think you can pick an item or you could pick an entire restaurant. It's not a matter of whether it tastes good. What matters is will he be willing to not only eat it, but like admit after eating it that it's good.
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- Respondents: Brad Ryan
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
food brad
Choice: Wendy's Frosty Answer qualification: I don't love my answer because I don't really think there's a correct answer because I think the answer is really zero. The reason why I went with a Frosty is because I wanted to go with something that wasn't like so typical fast food because I don't think you're ever going to be able to win him over, my personal opinion, with like a true fast food.
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- Respondent: Brad
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
food taco
Choice: Taco Bell California Crunchwrap Answer qualification: Send it to him for breakfast. I don't know if this existed in 2004. Can I still use it? There's both guacamole and a hash brown in the Crunchwrap.
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- Respondent: Ryan
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food date
Answer qualification: Closer to 10 years, but definitely not 2004. Rules: You can still use it. Final phrase attribution: Who says “Closer to 10 years, but definitely not 2004”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis
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- Respondent: Curtis
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Wait, when did they start doing breakfast? Craig, can you look that up for us?
Prompt: Wait, when did they start doing breakfast? Craig, can you look that up for us? Response context: Ryan invents Craig as a fictional producer; no actual participant Craig is established.
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- Respondent: Craig
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food lookup answer
2014.
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- Respondent: Curtis
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Can I still use it?
Question: Can I still use it?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
food panera
Choice: Panera bread. Answer qualification: much more in the lane of what Frazier would say yes to.
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- Respondent: Curtis
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food frosty feedback
Adjudication: I feel like a Frosty is a weird choice. I'm not sure that's going to appeal to any of his sensibilities. I don't I don't agree with that call either. Final phrase attribution: Who says “a Frosty is a weird choice”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “not sure that’s going to appeal”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “I don’t agree with that call either”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan
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- Adjudicator: Who says “a Frosty is a weird choice”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “not sure that’s going to appeal”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “I don’t agree with that call either”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food taco feedback
Adjudication: You can still use it. But I don't know why you would, because it's a terrible answer. So I completely, I think you're going way too low. Adjudication method: What matters is will he be willing to not only eat it, but like admit after eating it that it's good. Final phrase attribution: Who says “You can still use it”? The food proposers are already…
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Adjudication: You can still use it. But I don't know why you would, because it's a terrible answer. So I completely, I think you're going way too low. Adjudication method: What matters is will he be willing to not only eat it, but like admit after eating it that it's good. Final phrase attribution: Who says “You can still use it”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “it’s a terrible answer”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; Who says “you’re going way too low”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis
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- Adjudicator: Curtis
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
food panera feedback
Adjudication: That's not fast food. I agree that it matches his taste palate. Vito. Try again. We all agree it counts. Adjudication verdict: disputed no ratified eligibility Final phrase attribution: Who says “That’s not fast food”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “I agree that it matches his taste palate”? The food proposers are…
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Adjudication: That's not fast food. I agree that it matches his taste palate. Vito. Try again. We all agree it counts. Adjudication verdict: disputed no ratified eligibility Final phrase attribution: Who says “That’s not fast food”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “I agree that it matches his taste palate”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “Veto / Vito”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “Try again”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “We all agree it counts”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis; After the objections and “We all agree it counts,” is Panera’s eligibility actually agreed, still disputed, or not determinable? This asks about eligibility, not a host winner.: Still disputed
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- Adjudicator: Who says “That’s not fast food”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “I agree that it matches his taste palate”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “Veto / Vito”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “Try again”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Ryan; Who says “We all agree it counts”? The food proposers are already confirmed.: Curtis
RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Try again.
Prompt: Try again.
View source wording — how it was explained on the show
- Facilitator: Curtis
- Participants: Curtis Brad Ryan