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Memento Bradley
We will find out in a new game of Memento Bradley. So here's how this will work. Ryan and I will take turns introducing women to Brad. Each round, he will be given a new fact about each woman. We will also quiz him in each round to see how well he can remember them. Every time he answers wrong, that woman drops out of his dating poll. You're giving me the facts…
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We will find out in a new game of Memento Bradley. So here's how this will work. Ryan and I will take turns introducing women to Brad. Each round, he will be given a new fact about each woman. We will also quiz him in each round to see how well he can remember them. Every time he answers wrong, that woman drops out of his dating poll. You're giving me the facts about them? No, you're giving it to us, Brad. Obviously, we're giving it to you. What are you talking about? I was just clarifying. Brad, this is my friend, Angela. What up, Angela? This is B-Rizzy. How you doing, girl? Angela thankfully ignored that. And I want you to know that she is a professional rapper, as in she works at Kohl's doing gift wrapping. Oh, that's so cool. I love gift wraps. The little bunnies on them, they're pretty cool. Angela, gift wrap. Got it. Sure.
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Sorry, Ryan Sansone, you said the second fact about Angela is she's a witch?
Oh, well, she probably actually is a witch. Yeah. No, wait. I just want to make sure I get it right. Not a witch, but probably a witch.
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Did you know, Brad(ley), that Janelle climbed Mount Kilimanjaro at the age of 27?
Oh, nice. Which side? The east. Okay. Got it. Kilimanjaro from the east side.
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Brad(ley), you remember my buddy Angela?
Yes. You're not going to believe this. She actually inspired the name Landshark. I'm only a dolphin, man. By Jimmy Buffett or Landshark the shoes? The beer.
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Brad(ley), you remember my buddy Pamela?
You just met her a little bit ago? Yes. Do you remember what she was voted on in high school? Ooh. Okay. Um, you just told me.
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This is Brad(ley)'s brain, okay?
I've already marked it as incorrect. He got there eventually with the first one. If we give him 45 minutes, he might get this. I don't know. It's a fascinating look into Brad's brain.
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I thought, did Curtis say something about five dates?
Did he? I did not. Okay. Tell me the girl's name again. You missed that question. That wasn't a question.
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Brad(ley), you remember Sandra?
Yeah. Sandy D. Sandy D. Not her last name, but that's fine. She only eats open-faced sandwiches and flatbreads. Okay.
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What is, also, what'd you say, Curtis?
Calligraphy with reed pens? Is that what it was? I think you said reed pens? Reed, R-E-E-D. Oh. Is that a thing?
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21 primary recorded exchanges · 0 retained source actions. 0 additional round events; 3 overlapping source alternatives. A source action may be a clue, reply, reaction or interruption—not necessarily a participant answer.
First Round
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Is that a fat joke?
No, I don't think so.
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Brad(ley), you remember my buddy Angela?
Yes.
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Is this just the office?
Maybe.
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Brad(ley), you remember my buddy Pamela?
You just met her a little bit ago?
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This is Brad(ley)'s brain, okay?
I've already marked it as incorrect.
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Oh, we stopped the office theme?
Okay.
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Brad(ley), I don't know how you're going to feel about this one.
Angela, you've gotten nowhere.
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What did she train growing up?
Oh, in gymnastics until she was 19.
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Brad(ley), you remember Sandra?
Yeah.
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And do you remember Angela?
Yes.
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I don't know why her's trying to screw you up here, man.
I'm just trying to give you cool facts about Angela.
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I'm not sure which woman.
Remember, somebody doesn't eat anything the color orange.
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You want to learn a little bit more about Angela?
Because I feel like things are really starting to go well with her.
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Sorry, Ryan, you said the second fact about Angela is she's a witch? · Oh, well, she probably actually is a witch.
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Did you know, Brad, that Janelle climbed Mount Kilimanjaro at the age of 27? · Oh, nice.
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Tell me the girl's name again. · You missed that question.
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- We will find out in a new game of Memento Bradley. So here's how this will work. Ryan and I will take turns introducing women to Brad. Each round, he will be given a new fact about each woman. We will also quiz him in each round to see how well he can remember them. Every time he answers wrong, that woman drops out of his dating poll. You're giving me the facts about them? No, you're giving it to us, Brad. Obviously, we're giving it to you. What are you talking about? I was just clarifying. Brad, this is my friend, Angela. What up, Angela? This is B-Rizzy. How you doing, girl? Angela thankfully ignored that. And I want you to know that she is a professional rapper, as in she works at Kohl's doing gift wrapping. Oh, that's so cool. I love gift wraps. The little bunnies on them, they're pretty cool. Angela, gift wrap. Got it. Sure.
- A moderator reads questions or prompts and players answer them for points.
- We will find out in a new game of Memento Bradley.
- Ryan and I will take turns introducing women to Brad.
- We will also quiz him in each round to see how well he can remember them.
- You can hear it not registering as Brad says it back.
- Ryan, you can add a fact.
- You have to come up with a real answer.
- He's going to say every word he can think of so that we will self-select, but it's not that.
- You can probably explore it on your date.