Taylor: It may seem like that but getting into the competition is based on your skill. The shirts are just a coincidence. Todd: Gotcha! You passed my pop quiz. She shoots, she scores, she catches another fallacy in the wild.
You're such a great debater, Taylor. Taylor: chuckles Classic Todd, always finding creative ways to help me sharpen my debate skills. You're the hot to my sauce. Todd: That's the mail carrier. Will you answer? I'm too nervous. She might have news about the debate cup. I'm your host, Molly Bloom. Molly: One of my favorite things about this show is all the amazing debate ideas we get from listeners like you.
Check out this awesome debate suggestion from Ellie in Dallas, Texas. Molly: We'll check back with Ellie at the end of this episode to see which condiment she thinks is the coolest. Molly: That's right. It's time for round two. The Micro-Round. For this challenge, you responded to the question, "What's your idea of the perfect first date? Tarkor went first late time, so Katie, you're up.
Woo us with some giant date ideas. Nice to meet you. Personally, I think a giant is definitely who you want to date. I can think of a HUGE range of options for our night on the town.
Speaking of ranges, my first date idea is to go to Hawaii. Oh, you live across the country from Hawaii? No problem. I can step across the continental United States in approximately four strides.
And then, we could spend some time in a pool. And if you need help reaching anything on a high shelf? So, yeah, you should go on a date with me, Gertie the Giant.
Life is too short to not have a big romance. Molly: laughs That sounds like an amazing time with Gertie the giant. All right, Tarkor. We are ready to be dazzled. Tell us about your fairy favorite ideas for a first date. Tarkor: I may only be six inches tall… Ok five and three-quarters.
But this pixie packs a punch! Just give me a botanical garden You know, keep it casual! I just want an excuse to serve a LEWK. Category is We can share a candle lit dinner, eat soup out of acorns, and stare longingly into each other's eyes as we split a single raspberry for dessert.
Molly: That fairy got carried away. Carly, what stood out to you in our debaters' Micro-Rounds? Carly: I really liked the giants' point that you can go many places in a very short amount of time. Molly: Excellent. What about the fairies' date, what sounded appealing there?
Carly: I liked how it was just casual, like soft nature scenes, and seemed very calming and relaxing. It's time to award a point. Again, the criteria is up to you. Don't tell us who you're voting for. Have you decided? Molly: Awesome. Then it's time for our third round, the super stealthy Sneak Attack. We want you to pretend that your side is hosting a garage sale and looking to sell some old belongings. Describe two marvelous items in detail and sell them to us.
Why are you getting rid of them? What makes them totally worth it? What price do you want us to pay? Sound good? Molly: We'll give you a few minutes to come up with your sales pitches.
While you work, we'll listen to some melodious hold music. Molly: Tarkor, You're up first. Tell us about your prized pixie possessions. Tarkor: Well, I have the cutest little pair of wings. Nothing is wrong with them, I just outgrew them. I grew about 2. Yes, I did. The little wings that I have are just a little too small but they still work perfectly fine. You can attach them to something and carry little items around like Matilda, put the wings on a spoon and have the spoon fly over into your mouth.
Tarkor: Of course you want some wings. I have the entire bag of pixie dust about the size of your nail. I know. But it's pixie dust so it never ends. You can rub it around, you can turn it into shea butter. You can turn it into glitter.
Who needs body glitter when you have pixie dust? Add a little dust in your hair, shine it up a little bit. All the great things that pixie dust does. Carly: So glad we stumbled across this tiny little fairy rummage sale. Ok, Katie. You're up next. What's the low down on your ginormous goods? Katie: Absolutely. I am here holding probably the largest yard sale in America today. Does the yard sale only has two items? We got a Reebok sneaker.
It was once fit for a stylish but practical giant but is now fit to be the home of any fairytale woman with 12 children. Old MacDonald, I think I heard you say you had an old woman who needed a new shoe? Maybe this shoe could be hers. Now, not only are you going to look stylish like a champion in this sweatshirt but it is also the latest innovation in green housing.
You have heard of thermal curtains. Well, what about just encasing your home in one sweatshirt? Have you thought about that? It's LEED certified gold. All right. I start the bidding now. Molly: chuckles That giant loved athletic wear but doesn't need it anymore. Think about which storybook sale impressed you the most and give that team a point. Again, criteria totally up to you. Which items would like to buy? All it takes are five ingredients and some enthusiastic potato mashing!
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