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Persuade Me: two suede-jacket proposals

Ryan and Curtis offer competing reasons for Brad to wear suede.

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Persuade Me: two suede-jacket proposals

How this one works

Premise and decision
  1. Ryan and Curtis offer competing reasons for Brad to wear suede. Ryan presents the fictional flight that creates Suede Boggs; Curtis proposes seven identical jackets, one for each weekday. Brad listens, negotiates details and explicitly chooses Ryan.
Result
  1. Brad explicitly chooses Ryan, whose proposal is the fictional Suede Boggs flight. Curtis presents the seven-jacket plan. No numeric points are stated.

RESULT STATUS

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Winner: Ryan

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RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

A fictional flight turns Brad into Suede Boggs

Ryan imagines a suede jacket and a New York–Hawaii flight that creates a legendary Suede Boggs persona through an absurd quantity of beer, with another flight on the return. Brad responds to the premise, questions the airport description and negotiates beer choice and bathroom breaks. Another host explicitly objects that the drinking quantity would be fatal. The…

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Ryan imagines a suede jacket and a New York–Hawaii flight that creates a legendary Suede Boggs persona through an absurd quantity of beer, with another flight on the return. Brad responds to the premise, questions the airport description and negotiates beer choice and bathroom breaks. Another host explicitly objects that the drinking quantity would be fatal. The bathroom limits keep changing without a final agreement. This is an exaggerated fictional comedy pitch, not an enacted flight or practical plan. The recording confirms Ryan as the presenter.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Seven identical jackets, one for each day

Curtis proposes seven suede jackets assigned Monday through Sunday, with Brad wearing Monday’s on Saturday to create mystery. Brad questions why days matter and suggests alternative labels. The clarification insists on actually purchasing seven identical jackets, not one jacket or seven different colors. Brad proposes claiming the stitching differs even when it…

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Curtis proposes seven suede jackets assigned Monday through Sunday, with Brad wearing Monday’s on Saturday to create mystery. Brad questions why days matter and suggests alternative labels. The clarification insists on actually purchasing seven identical jackets, not one jacket or seven different colors. Brad proposes claiming the stitching differs even when it does not; another voice challenges emphasizing stitching. The final comic payoff is the mystery of a Monday suede on Saturday. The recording confirms Curtis as the presenter.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

Brad chooses Ryan, then corrects Brian

Pressed for a choice, Brad praises the segment, says he was confused by Curtis’s plan and explicitly selects Ryan because he is on Team Ryan that day. Owner-confirmed pitch attribution connects that choice to Ryan’s fictional flight. The wrap clarifies Ryan with an R after a Brian joke.