Are you ready for your hypothetical survival scenario?

I am ready.

I'm fearful that this is something that I should answer correctly.

I was hoping it was going to be like lost in the desert.

And I'd be like, Jeff, you know, I don't know anything about this. And then it was no big deal if I got it wrong. So I'm going to, I'm going to do my best. I'm going to answer honestly. You know, I think that would have been actually more fun. What I got to start doing is when I have someone who's an expert in something, give them something totally different.

You know, maybe that's the hook. It would be interesting.

It would be interesting.

I'll tell you, I'm going to try harder on this because it'll be more embarrassing if I'm wrong

or if I'm like, just like what I say makes no sense whatsoever.

Well, but I'm going to give them my all.

Either way, if you get the question wrong, feel free to push back on me and, you know, give a little explanation about why you would have done B rather than A or vice versa. Okay. And I also like to tell guests, if I give you an A or a B and you're like, well, really, I would do C. That's, that's okay to, you know, we'll give you a little leeway, but not for every

question, you know, but I'm going to try to stay on track as best I am going to try to choose

the best of the two you give me and left and then maybe what I might have done differently.

Okay.

We'll try to try to the audience for the audience playing along at home.

If you listened to the interview so far, then you are ahead of the game.

So a little hint.

Ah, wonderful.

All right. So here we go. I'm ready.

Here is your scenario.

You are a seasoned SWAT team negotiator called Called to diffuse a tense hostage situation in a suburban neighborhood, a man has taken two

hostages in their home and tied them up, barricading himself inside.

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