Game / activity
our very own talent show
How this one works
How it works
- So we'll each go around presenting talents and determining who would do the talent best.
- We got to come up with a consensus here.
- We got to figure out who we like the best.
- The game is who would be best at it.
- Discuss the choices and reach consensus.
RESULT STATUS
This one was not a competition.
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
Recorded conversation
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- Ending or payoff: That is enough fake people talent talks.
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Talent show · character matching
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Prompt
Why don't you present us a talent?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
Talent proposal
Clucking different chicken dialects depending on region.
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- Submission type: Talent proposal
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Prompt
Ryan
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- Prompt item: Clucking different chicken dialects depending on region.
- Activity request: We'll see who would be best fitted for it.
- Adjudication: But I think we got to give it to Ryan.
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Ryan
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- Answer qualification: Because he's got such great impressions.
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Martha
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- Answer qualification: Because she doesn't talk.; She just makes weird sounds.
- Response context: Because she does really good vocal warm-ups.
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Chad
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- Answer qualification: He's focused on dance.; He's now focused on making sounds.
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Prompt
Can you defend Chad?; Because if not, I think you have to pick one of ours.
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Prompt
What's the next talent we got to sort out?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
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It's hair sculpting.; You're taking your own hair and folding it into animals.; I'm going to stick with self hair, which is crazy, but I'm going to go there.
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Prompt
Troy
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- Prompt item: It's hair sculpting.
- Adjudication: I guess I can concede to Troy.
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Troy
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- Answer qualification: He's got hair.; He focuses on it a lot.; It's not talked about, but he puts a lot of time into that hair.
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Troy
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- Response: So I'm going Kelsey.; I thought about Chad, but I went Kelsey.; I guess I can concede to Troy.
- Answer qualification: Kelsey knows how to accessorize her head with hats, whether they're too big or too little.; She has nice curls.
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Prompt
Danny, what are you thinking?
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Danny, can you convince me of Martha or Kelsey?; I really want you to win.; Could you convince me of someone else?
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- Result qualification: I guess I can concede to Troy.
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Chad
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- Answer qualification: He's got also the most hair.; What made me think of Chad for this is the baseball scene, where he takes his giant fro; of hair and somehow tames it into a baseball cap, and I don't understand the physics of; that, and I just feel like he's got magic powers that we haven't seen fully.
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Prompt
Martha
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- Prompt: So who do you think would be best at plumbing?
- Response context: I recently have watched the National Plumbing Championship, and it's quite a spectacle,
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Jason
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- Answer qualification: I think he'll go toward a trade school and end up in plumbing.; He's a hidden talent, guys.; He might excel at plumbing.
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Martha
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- Answer qualification: I think she has another hidden talent.; I think she is probably good with her hands and is a quick learner.; She would just be good at stuff like that.
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Taylor
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- Answer qualification: I think Taylor is very meticulous.
- Response: You talked me out of Taylor.
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Action
Do you want to snake back?; Maybe I'll do the next one.; Yeah, I like that.
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Prompt
Sharpay
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- Prompt item: Dentistry.
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Sharpay
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- Answer qualification: Somebody who does not care that they're doing horrible things to people's mouths.
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Prompt
Sharpay; Taylor
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- Prompt item: It's fighting to the death.
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Chad; Troy
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- Response: Seems like Chad Ryan's the obvious or Chad.; Sorry, Chad Troy's the obvious one.
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Sharpay; Gabriella
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- Answer qualification: But Gabriella, I don't think would want to fight.
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Ryan
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Taylor
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- Answer qualification: I feel like Taylor, she has a lot to say.; And she will stand up for what she believes.
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Troy
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- Answer qualification: Troy, I think, has a bit of a stubbornness in him like Sharpay.; But I think he's capable of fighting.; I think he's willing to fight.
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Prompt
All right, Dani, what unhinged thing do you have next?
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
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Milking imaginary cows with dramatic flair and emotional backstory.
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- Raw prompt: Milking a legendary cowl with dramatic flair and emotional backstory.
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Prompt
Milking imaginary cows with dramatic flair and emotional backstory.
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- Method: Yeah, you're miming milking a cow.
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Ryan
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I think this is maybe another Ryan Sharpay battle.
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- The response leaves the choice between candidates.
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Gabriela
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- Answer qualification: She's an emotionally connected person.; And I think that she is a capable dancer.; I think she maybe has interacted with cows before more than anyone else in Albuquerque.; I think her experience will ground her performance.
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Prompt
What's your answer, David?
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I like the Ryan answer, honestly. I'm stuck between Ryan and Sharphead because they are the theatrical two that would put they would know how to put the emotion into miming milking a cow.
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- Answer qualification: I'm stuck between Ryan and Sharphead because they are the theatrical two that would put they; would know how to put the emotion into miming milking a cow.
- The response leaves the choice between candidates.
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Prompt
Zeke
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- Raw prompt: Flying hot cross buns by squeezing ketchup packets at different pressures.
- Prompt item: hot cross buns
- Method: By squeezing ketchup packets at different pressures.
- Response context: I know you've, I assume you chat GPT'd this or whatever.; I sure as hell did.
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Zeke
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- Answer qualification: He's a chef-a-roo guy.
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Prompt
Mr. Fulton
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- Prompt item: stand-up tragedy
- Activity premise: I made it up, yeah.
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Mr. Fulton
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Troy
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- Answer qualification: Oh, it's definitely Troy, like, 10 years from now when he's talking about how great his high school days were and now how his life starts.
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Ryan
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- Answer qualification: I felt like he would just talk about his current life.; It would pretty much get you there.
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Jason
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- Prompt item: Recognizing actors from just one episode of a sitcom from 2003.
- Response context: I came up with two jobs and then was like, okay, let's turn to chat GPT.; And it came up with the most Brad answer I've ever heard.
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My pick's going to be between Gabriela or Taylor.
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- Answer qualification: Taylor will find shit out.
- The response leaves the choice between candidates.
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Jason
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- Answer qualification: Jason is definitely the Brad of High School Musical.; You said earlier that everybody's got their talent and we just haven't found Jason's yet.; This is his talent.; It's 2003 sitcoms and the actors in them.
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Jason
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- Response: I was thinking Taylor, too, but I like the Jason pick.
Round context
- Result qualification: One item ends without consensus.
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- Adjudication method: Discuss the choices and reach consensus.
- Selections are discussed toward consensus; no individual scores or host winner are announced.