Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive knowledge showcase, starring some of the geniuses that make the YouTube series Sci Show happen.

Hello, everyone.

Today we're joined by Stefan Chin.

What's your tagline?

Oh, rip them up, Scotty.

And also Sam Schultz.

Hello.

What's your tagline? Already listening to Halloween music. No. By the time this comes out, that won't be weird. But at the time we're recording it, it's a little troubling. We're also joined by Sari Riley over here on the science couch. Hello. Tagline lady. Soup boy. Soup boy.

Soup boy. Get over here. And I'm Hank Green. Pan-fried lattes. So to explain what we're doing here at SciShow Tangents, every week, we get together and we try to one-up each other. We try to amaze each other. We try to delight each other with science facts. We're playing for glory, but we are also keeping score, and we will be awarding Hank Bucks to people who do well on our challenges. We do everything we can to stay on topic, but judging by the previous

conversations we have had before, we will not be good at that. So, if you want to go on a tangent,

this rule is a matter of debate amongst

the panelists. Well, we're still feeling it out. We're still feeling it out. You have to spend a

Hank buck to go on your tangent. I would gladly lose every round, every game. Just do it. Just for

my tangent. I think it's okay. I think it's okay to not win. You're right. You don't, you don't seem like the kind of person who is always trying to win at the games.

Little games is fine. Board games love to win them. Video games can't get enough of winning them. Like life and stuff. me

life is just small

that's right

life is not a game

yeah

it's not a game

to win or lose

yeah it's a health

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