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Good evening everybody it's Friday night, TikTok, TikTok, ding! It's time for chaos. I have a question

I want to throw out to the team and it's very important. When you are a kid, child, and

you played monopoly. When you landed on a property, if you didn't buy it or couldn't afford

to buy it or didn't want to buy it, what happened? Did you just, it was the other person's

turn or did you play by the rules? I would usually cause a distraction and steal some money

in order to buy it. What are the rules? That doesn't surprise me. Yeah, I was probably

asking what are the rules. Yeah, so doesn't surprise me because I'd learned this recently.

I was probably just reeling from having one first prize in a beauty contest. It's only

10 bucks man. You can't even buy Mediterranean with that. Actually Southern boy pageants.

My mother entered me in little Southern boy pageants. All across the Southern. I knew you

were a badger boy. Yes. Rob, what would you do? Do you know? I believe I, yeah, I would pass

and then wait for my mother to buy and then start talking mad shit for the entire game.

I'm about to blow your minds. Hit me. Because you were all playing the wrong way. As was

I. Slap some LeBolly knowledge on us. Let me show you how it's done. You land on a property,

right? If you land on it, you have first choice to buy. If you don't buy, it immediately

goes to an auction. That's fun. Never played. That's how the game. This is how you can actually

end the game because you're your kid. You'd like to play for two hours. Let's just leave

the pieces where I will finish later. No, every time you land on a property, it goes to

auction. And if it's just two of you, you can auction and get it for a lower price or you

can auction up over the price. If there's multiple people playing, like that can go to anybody.

But by a couple turns around the board, pretty much all the properties are gone.

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