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I think your problem is you'd be like, "I need to rescue these zombies, like I need to actually, they need help."
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And I think like if we just like listen to she'd become a zombie.
0:12
I feel like I would try to like reason with them, try and sit them down, talk about their mental health issues, and this is where it gets me cuz I would get killed trying to help.
0:12
I have a weird, you know, savior complex, I think.
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So Chris, Millie, how do we think we're going to fair today?
0:31
Well, I don't know.
0:41
Uh, I think we'll farewell.
0:41
I think we're we we'll farewell.
0:41
There's a lot we'll probably disagree on and some that we will agree on, but at the end, I think we'll both agree that I've won.
0:38
Sure.
0:38
Yeah, whatever he wants.
0:41
British humor is funnier than American humor.
0:48
British humor is f- very funny.
0:48
Mhm.
0:52
But I wouldn't say it's funnier than American humor, right?
0:54
Yeah, well it is.
0:54
And it it is, and the banter, it's a different sense of humor, but I find it funnier.
1:03
I I think they're both funny.
1:06
Like there's really like Monty Python, hilarious, uh Ricky Jase, I think is very funny.
1:09
It's all I should I could probably be between disagree and strongly disagree.
1:13
Yeah, just my dad, yeah, my dad's the funniest person I know and he has a lot of English, you're British, it makes sense.
1:21
Do you have any good dad jokes, Millie?
1:23
I don't believe in dad jokes.
1:26
Because of the patriarchy.
1:28
Because of you.
1:31
You are the king of dad jokes.
1:31
Yes.
1:35
You love, you just did one in there and I don't think you really realized.
1:37
Really?
1:39
Yeah, he was like, "I'm in Madrid and here was my biggest fan," and then brought out a fan.
1:43
You know?
1:43
Yeah, it's a classic.
1:43
It's a good one.
1:46
It's a it's a good one for sure.
1:48
It's a classic.
1:50
I would survive longer in a zombie apocalypse than the person opposite me.
1:58
Um, tricky.
1:58
Solo, solo.
2:06
Yeah, I think I'd probably longer.
2:09
Together, strength together.
2:09
Your handsomeness and your your boyish good looks.
2:13
I don't know that those help, but they're all true.
2:21
But um, but if we were together, which we probably would be, we would last longer than me cuz I would die to protect you.
2:23
Thank you.
2:23
I think your problem is you'd be like, "I need to rescue these zombies."
2:27
Like I need to actually, they need help.
2:30
And I think like if we just like listen to she'd become a zombie.
2:40
So she might live longer because she'd become a zombie.
2:38
That's true.
2:38
And then she would undead.
2:38
So it does it count as living?
2:40
No.
2:40
That's we need to get to the rule book on this.
2:42
I know we'll get back to you.
2:44
Just quickly, weapon of choice, definitely going to be uh you know, bar belt-fed shotgun.
2:53
I'm going to choose my Rottweiler.
2:55
Your Rottweiler gets bit, then it turns into a zombie Rottweiler, and then you're forced to put your own Rottweiler down.
2:59
But he's going to protect me and I can do all.
3:00
He's going to go protect you and he'll get bit while he's protecting you and he becomes a zombie and then you're forced to have to potentially kill.
3:10
I would like just my Rottweiler to be like and hopefully the zombies were like, "Oh that's a Rottweiler."
3:18
That's what zombies do.
3:18
That's what they do, they reason.
3:18
Chris, I feel like I would try to like reason with them, try and sit them down, talk about their mental health issues, and this is where it gets me cuz I would get killed trying to help.
3:18
I have a weird, you know, savior complex, I think.
3:18
It is impossible to laugh without smiling.
3:18
I guess I'm going to go to strongly agree cuz the minute we started actually laughing, we were smiling.
3:18
Yeah, cuz I can't look at you.
3:18
I was as I started looking at you, I strongly disagree with ever doing that again.
4:14
It is rude to FaceTime someone without warning.
4:20
I never warn anyone.
4:20
Why would you?
4:27
Mm-yeah.
4:23
I have your number.
4:23
I'm going to call you when I want.
4:25
You agree.
4:27
I agree, I strongly agree.
4:27
A FaceTime is like, I think there's sort of unwritten rules around it.
4:33
I agree.
4:33
You know, you can text.
4:35
I think calling it to me is weird.
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Is way weirder than FaceTime.
4:41
Like a call I'm like, what are we going to what like I like FaceTime way better than call.
4:46
Me too, but I prefer a text.
4:52
Where'd you stand on voice notes?
4:49
Love them.
4:49
I can't stand voice notes.
4:52
Really?
4:52
I just um there's a little button that I have on mine where I can speed it up so everyone sounds like little you know, people that have a high on helium and and it just goes really really really fast so I can get to the point cuz usually people just say um um um a lot before they get to the point so that's the way I get through it.
5:08
I do not like making voice notes or hearing voice notes.
5:08
I like voice notes.
7:12
Yeah.
7:16
I am excellent at impressions.
7:16
Excellent at impressions.
7:16
I know excellent at some, at some I am excellent but at some I am not.
7:16
I wouldn't call myself excellent.
7:16
I'm just going to say I'm going to go agree.
7:16
Yeah, well who's your go-to impression?
7:16
Oh gosh, um I I don't know I can't even think of any right now maybe to people.
7:16
I like your British one.
7:16
Um well, I'm not sure if like if you know this person or like if you've ever seen this show.
7:12
I don't.
7:16
Yes.
7:16
Did you?
7:16
Mine would be um, yeah.
7:16
Oh yeah, yeah, she's yeah, Jennifer Kage.
7:16
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's great.
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The gays are going to kill me.
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White Lotus.
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Shout out to White Lotus.
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Go.
7:16
Irish exits are perfectly acceptable when leaving a party.
7:16
Yes, going to have to agree on that.
7:16
The only thing I I I did it last night.
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I mean, I strongly believe in it.
7:16
You have to.
7:16
Yeah, otherwise it's yeah.
7:16
Was that an Irish accent?
7:16
No, it's from uh it's from uh Tim Robinson's show uh I think you should leave.
7:16
I love that show.
7:16
Yeah, it's so hot in here.
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So hot.
7:16
I can't do it.
7:16
So good.
7:16
See, I love that show.
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American.
7:16
Yeah, no no, I did love that one.
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I really did.
7:16
Um oh gosh, especially I think for us because I feel as though we're we're kind of obligated to say goodbye and if you say goodbye to one person then it prolongs your exit by 45 minutes.
7:16
I'd rather take that 45 minutes and enjoy myself and then ninja out, smoke bomb and I'm gone.
7:16
Pretty go.
7:16
And if you're hosting, you'll fine with it as well.
7:16
That's a little different, I think.
7:16
Oh, yeah.
7:16
You know what?
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I have definitely hosted and then gone to bed.
7:16
Yeah, and just said, you enjoy yourself and I will.
7:16
Yeah, just let yourself out the door.
7:16
Jake, yeah, Jake can do that.
7:16
I go to bed and I'm like, you guys have a great time.
7:16
Well, if you guys are hosting together.
7:16
Yeah, yeah.
7:16
I just Jake would never do that.
7:16
Jake's very polite, but I on the other I have no shame in my game.
7:16
A straw has one hole, not two.
7:23
I agree.
7:25
Only one hole.
7:25
I use no no no no.
7:38
I'm going to shut up.
7:38
I'm trying to help but it's not going to help you just okay next one.
7:44
The Super Bowl is the greatest sporting event in the world.
7:51
This is really tough because of my father-in-law.
7:57
The greatest sport in event in dad as a American dad.
7:59
I'm doing strongly agree because I got the longest text on Super Bowl Sunday from my father-in-law being like, "Good morning, Millie, today is the greatest stay of all time."
8:16
Oh, is that right?
8:16
That's amazing.
8:18
He's like, "Go into all the candy aisles, enjoy yourself, this is the bonjo V national calendar, you know, holiday."
8:25
So I'm going to strongly agree, even though my my actual dad would probably say something to do with, you know, maybe the World Cup.
8:34
Yeah, World Cup or something, but I love the Olympics.
8:35
I'm such a fan of the Olympics and I think the the packages that get put together for the Olympics, so I'm going to say agree because I think as an event it's it's great, but I don't strongly agree because it's the Olympics are pretty great, right?
8:47
Award season speeches should have no time limit.
8:54
Oh yeah, no, they go too long for you.
9:00
No, because they have a time limit.
9:00
If you give a time limit, if you take that away, they would go way too long.
9:05
You put these you put people like us up there and be like, "We've just awarded you something, take the stage for as long as you want."
9:13
The Oscars, the SAG Awards, the Baftas, would be like nine hours long for you.
9:23
And also, I want to just say that for me, I think it's super important that I'm like, "G, come on, get on with it."
9:23
No.
9:23
Mhm.
9:23
I think they should be shorter, you should get four seconds.
9:23
Stop it.
9:23
Like bless up, peace out.
9:23
I think that it's your moment.
9:23
I I hate when people are rushed off.
9:23
I'm like, you some some some women especially, I feel like, and and men have waited their whole careers sometimes over 20 years to get to that stage, so there's so much that they want to say and be thankful for.
9:54
I always I'm always like pro like give them more time, let them have their moment.
10:02
Maybe maybe maybe the fair thing to do would be to determine the amount of time a person is given on how hot they are.
10:02
Okay, you know what I mean, right?
10:30
Yeah.
10:39
I can name more dog breeds in 30 seconds than the person opposite me.
10:39
Oh, yeah, yeah, Millie, you want kids?
10:39
30 seconds, are we both doing it?
10:39
Why don't we do a like a hot potato situation until one back and forth and yeah.
10:30
Okay, who's going to start?
10:32
I'll start.
10:32
Cool.
10:32
Uh lab, pull, pug, boxer, Pines, poodle, Chihuahua, Pines, Chow Chow, uh Frenchie, Ran Ridgeback, English Bulldog, Greyhound, Great Dane, Labra doodle, Scottish Hound, toy poodle, German Shepherd, Alaskan Malamute, Belgium Malamute.
10:53
Ooh, that's a good one.
10:53
Starting to sweat, this is getting really stressed.
10:53
Collie, Border Collie, uh uh uh uh uh I think Chris has it.
10:53
That one, you killed that.
10:53
You did a lot better than I thought you would.
10:53
I did too.
10:53
The person opposite me is a joy to work with.
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Love you.
12:01
Love you too.
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Good job.
12:01
Good job.
12:01
We actually I I wasn't that shocked at our answers.
12:01
I was only shocked that I beat you so bad in the dog thing.
12:01
Yeah, oh my God, that's crazy.
12:01
Jake's going to love that, he's going to love that you beat me in that.
12:01
I'm I I honestly, I'm going to think about it.
12:01
I'm going to have to get better at that.
12:01
I'm sweating through this.
12:01
It's yeah, it's stressful.
12:01
It's really to be fair, you yeah, you don't deal in pedigree dogs unless you're rescuing them from like but it was really embarrassing considering I love animals, I'm like, "Jeez."
12:01
Okay, well I got to get better at that.
12:01
Cool guys, that was awesome.
12:01
Round of applause, thank you so much.
11:59
The Australian is definitely not a sexy accent.
12:01
Hey you going babe?
12:01
No, but I give us give us a kiss, honey.
12:04
Oh Lord, you hot, so hot.
12:07
I was just saying I so sexy.
12:11
Nature's most powerful aphrodisiac, the Australian accent is is not.