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It's actually true.

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That's great.

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That's not--

4
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My God.

5
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Oh that's cute.

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That's not--

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[CHEERING]

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We're getting him back now.

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I'll say true.

10
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It's a McIntosh.

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Certainly don't
know your apples.

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Scarlett, Chris used to work at
Disneyland and in this picture

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and she is three minutes older.

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Same thing, oh well.

15
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Well it depends on
where they're going.

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[MUSIC PLAYING]

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Sounds long.

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What?

19
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he looks muy caliente.

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That's it.

21
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He looks muy caliente.

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Movie magic.

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Yeah, he looks--

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All right.

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to come back behind me again.

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No.

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I'm going to say true.

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(LAUGHS) Don't you
talk back to me.

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What's happening?

30
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You shouldn't live there.

31
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I know.

32
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No, oh no, come back.

33
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Yes.

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[CHEERING]

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Seems interesting.

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That's false, that's false.

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Wait, don't, I'm
afraid you're going

38
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Yes.

39
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True or false?

40
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is "Baby Got Back".

41
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That was a fun game.

42
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Yeah.

43
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Look at that.

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All right.

45
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She's like, false.

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This is for you Scarlett again.

47
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No.

48
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You are wrong.

49
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You're a beast.

50
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I do know she likes karaoke.

51
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he's helping a child
reach for a lost balloon.

52
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Look at you.

53
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Chris played Mr. Freezy in the
"Iceman" but in this picture

54
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[LAUGHTER]

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Nothing.

56
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You sound like my mother-in-law.

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She hasn't learned anything.

58
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Yeah, no.

59
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You don't know
anything about me.

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[LAUGHTER]

61
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You're wrong.

62
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He's not looking for
a lost balloon at all.

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I think you're at
Coachella or something.

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It's over.

65
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Yeah, what is going on?

66
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I don't know what you're doing.

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I am trying!

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You can't do that at Disneyland.

69
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That is true.

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No.

71
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No.

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Oh man.

73
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Wait, what am I looking at?

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You don't speak
French, you haven't

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[LAUGHTER]

76
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That's what's under
all that right there.

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has learned to make traditional
crepes from her sister-in-law.

78
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No, she's not learned a thing.

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Chris, since living
in France Scarlett

80
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Ah, jeez.

81
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Chris, Scarlett loves
karaoke and her go to song

82
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Come on!

83
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Chris, this is for you.

84
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That was why we did it
because you'd be distracted.

85
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I would watch it.

86
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Scarlett, Granny Smith, Fuji,
McCune, all types of apples.

87
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Boom!

88
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Scarlett has a twin
brother named Hunter

89
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She's not even trying.

90
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How do you like them apples?

91
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I'll say true.

92
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[MUSIC PLAYING]

93
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I Hardly Know Her!

94
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learned to make a crepe.

95
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That is true.

96
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Yes, that's false.

97
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All right.

98
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So Scarlett, this is your
question about Chris.

99
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It's about a family of geese
flying south for the winter.

100
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another.

101
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Chris just directed his
first film, Before We Go.

102
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I'm going to ask a
series of questions

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McIntosh.

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[CHEERING]

105
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OK.

106
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OK.

107
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I knew that as well.

108
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[CHEERING]

109
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I got distracted, sorry.

110
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In this picture, Chris is
holding a Honeycrisp apple.

111
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Boom.

112
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Oh!

113
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and you're going to see if
they're true or false about one

114
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And it's a game we call Avenger?

115
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So you've done, what,
five films together?

116
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So I thought you knew each other
well enough to play a game.