Is It Embarrassing?

Brad and Ryan both choose less embarrassing. Both receive a point; Curtis gives position 14. The conversation imagines the work as a party conversation or a job nobody knows about.

Both choose more embarrassing. Curtis instead gives less embarrassing, at position 1, so neither receives a point. The physical voice of the second response remains unresolved in the source record.

Both choose less embarrassing and receive a point. A suggestion that firefighter and garbage collector are close earns no bonus. The recording confirms Ryan is the respondent addressed by the name transcribed “Brian,” and Curtis gives list position 16.

Brad chooses more embarrassing and receives the point. Ryan chooses less.

Curtis clarifies that he means a promotional sign-spinner, such as for Little Caesars, rather than a sports mascot. Ryan chooses less embarrassing; Brad chooses more and receives the point.

Brad chooses more embarrassing, the supplied answer. Ryan chooses less, saying he would brag about it at a party; Curtis reminds him to guess the expected answer. A later “more” echo has unresolved ownership and is not counted as another response opportunity. The wrap-up places this occupation at 39.

Brad chooses less embarrassing; Ryan chooses more and receives the point. Ryan distinguishes a young person’s first job from an adult career.

Ryan chooses more embarrassing and is described as catching up to Brad. Curtis gives position 32. The record confirms Brad does not give a comparative answer.

Brad argues for less embarrassing. Ryan chooses more, matching position 24. The group distinguishes an attendant offering mints from someone cleaning the bathroom; Ryan would give up the cleaning to remove the attendants.

Brad chooses less embarrassing, matching position 7. Ryan distinguishes a job that is less embarrassing to disclose from work he finds secretly more embarrassing. The recording confirms Ryan selects more embarrassing; the distinction in his explanation is retained.

Brad chooses less embarrassing and doubts the list itself. Ryan chooses more if the occupation is real, matching position 25. Curtis announces that Ryan has tied the game, without stating a total.

Both end on more embarrassing and receive a point, matching position 34. Ryan changes his initial reaction after the factory-farming explanation.

Both choose less embarrassing and receive a point, matching position 5. The law and exile jokes do not change the rules.

Ryan explicitly chooses more embarrassing. The opposing answer is less, supported by the later comparison of position 18 against garbage collector at 20. The recording confirms Brad is the declared winner. No final numerical score is supplied.