Hello, and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive science knowledge showcase

I'm your host for this week, Sam Schultz, and joining me, as always, is science expert

Sarah Erily. Hello, and our special guest for today, Tangent's editorial assistant, the

Bokey Chakravarti. Hello. The Bokey is currently globe-training. Where, what are you

doing? I'm currently living in Oslo. My husband's visiting at the University of Oslo for the

fall semester, so we've been in Norway. We've been a few other European countries, but also,

we're now at the time of year, there's no sun, so. Is it really? It's darker with them. There's

some sun. I think we're now maybe hitting the before or four p.m. sunset, which I don't know

what to do with. What time is it there? It is currently 11.15 p.m. Perfect pie casting time.

That's what I have to say. This is me at my best peak to Bokey performance. As you know, every

week on Tangent's, we get together to try to one up amaze and delight each other with science

facts while trying to stay on topic. Our panelists play for glory and hang books, which we award

as we play, and at the end of the episode, one of them gets crowned the winner. And that works

very well for us. It's fun. It's goofy, but our pool of games that we play is pretty shallow.

We've got truth or fail, and we've got this or that. And a lot of our other games that we play

sometimes, frankly, are just variations of this or that. And you know what? Those are great games.

I know I can't. I'm very called out right now. I can't see you as a person.

Listen, that was fun names. But this week, we're going to do a little bit of experimenting.

The three of us have each brought a brand new game to test out. And if the game works and everyone

likes it, we will try rolling it out in our regular rotation of games to see if Hank likes it.

Hank might say, no, I don't want to play this game. Hank will play whatever I make him play.

Yeah, Deboki might say, I simply do not want to write this.

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