Why do you-- why do both of you think that?

I mean, okay guess I'm learning things about myself today.

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We are here to see who knows me best,

my boyfriend or my dad.

- So we're figuring out who knows me better,

my mom or my boyfriend Carlos.

- My boyfriend Dakota and I have been together

for about four and a half years.

- Carlos and I have been dating for two years and a week.

'Cause we just had our anniversary last week.

- I would say he knows me way better than my dad,

my dad has obviously been there for like,

all those monumental life moments,

but all the details and

the nitty-gritty stuff about my life,

my boyfriend definitely knows me better.

- After you date somebody for a while,

you just kinda like-- lives just start to meld.

- I hope Dakota would, if he doesn't know

the majority of things about me that kinda sucks.

We've been together for so long.

- I feel like they're gonna be very mixed,

like my mom is probably gonna go with like,

answers that would have applied when I was like 12.

And then my boyfriend knows me better now.

- My dad and I are really close.

I go down to see him every single weekend.

We spend like, almost every single meal together

when I'm down there.

- So my mom and I are really close,

we talk pretty much everyday.

I call her like, every single break that I have.

I don't know why, like,

I don't consider myself a momma's boy

but looking at it from an outsider perspective,

I probably am.

- Let's see who wins.

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- Question number one.

What is my favorite meal?

- Did you write it?

- That's not a meal, actually.

- Okay I didn't know this was that hard of a question.

- You guys ready?

Three, two one.

No, what?

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That's your favorite food.

This is not gonna go well.

- One, two, three.

Oh, what? (laughs)

- That was a close guess though.

- Yeah she eat that every morning.

- Yeah, that's why this question is so hard

is 'cause she changes her mind all the time.

So it's not what she has liked, historically.

- Historically? (laughs)

- It's like, what're you feeling right now?

So for lunch you wanna get poke,

is that what you're saying?

- Yeah. - Okay.

- If I won the lottery, what's the first thing I would buy?

I feel like it's really easy.

(laughs)

- That's not hard.

- Okay we gotta start off slow

and then we'll get into the hard ones.

You get too confident and then

it's gonna bite you in the butt later.

- Okay. (laughs)

- You're answering really quickly I feel like you're not

- I don't want to overthink it.

- Yeah you're not thinking.

(laughs)

- It better be this answer,

if its not I didn't teach you too well.

- I don't know anymore, it's making me nervous. (laughs)

- Three, two, one.

A house and clothes.

(laughs)

Okay.

- C'mon you know you'd buy a house.

- So it's zero, zero. Alright.

(laughs)

Great.

- One, two, three.

Oh yeah, it's a house!

- Father knows best.

(laughs)

- And boyfriend.

- What's my favorite way to relax and recharge my batteries?

I guess 'cause I don't, no one knows how to answer it.

(laughs)

- I'm still not overthinking this.

Don't overthink it Wolfie.

- Oh, it's easy.

- I feel like my handwriting's getting sloppier now.

(laughs)

- This is not going well,

I am now putting myself up for adoption and then single.

(laughs)

And three, two, one.

- Oh, I put (laughs)

- Well that actually would be the right answer.

- Meditation!

- Wait I wanna change mine, - Oh shit!

because that's actually true.

I didn't-- but meditating on the beach.

- See, we know you more

than you know yourself. - Yeah, you know me better

than I know me. Clearly.

- Oh, I put sleep, babe.

- Yeah I know, you guys both got a point.

- One to one. Yeah! - That was good.

I'll have to do some introspective time after this.

- Would I consider myself more of an introvert or extrovert?

I feel like that one's pretty easy.

- What if I just throw it and write the wrong one?

(laughs)

Three, two, one.

Extrovert.

(laughs)

- Oh dang.

- I got it wrong. - Are you serious?

- I got it wrong.

- One, two, three.

What?

- Yeah.

- Wait, what the heck?

Why do you-- why do both of you think that?

- Because regularly people think that you're an extrovert,

but actually--

- Exactly.

- You're a natural introvert.

- You like to spend time with yourself.

- I mean, okay guess I'm learning things about myself today.

- What do you think is my worst trait?

I don't like that question.

(laughs)

feel free to offend me, we'll see.

- Okay.

(laughs)

- What do we think, or what do you think?

- What do I think?

- You ready? You can show it.

- I didn't answer this, um--

- Grouchiness?

(laughs)

That is so mean!

- He's a kiss up.

- I had to win.

It's two-one. - I'm not grouchy.

- Oh, you're never grouchy.

- What? No, Carlos gets that point.

Can he get that point?

- Oh, Dakota got it.

I'm too bossy. (laughs)

Are you sad 'cause I boss you around a lot?

- What type of adventure would I prefer?

A spontaneous one or a carefully planned out one?

- Do you feel confident about this?

- Very confident. - Yes.

- One, two, three.

What?

- Oh, you got it.

- Why'd you put spontaneous?

- Well 'cause you like to be spontaneous.

You want me to plan things out for you

and just kinda let you...

- No but--

- But it's still planned out.

- I'm planning it out but for you it's spontaneous.

Because you have no idea.

- I mean I guess, but I need someone to plan something.

- Planned, yeah. - Planned. Ding.

- What frightens me most?

- There's no multiple choice answer?

- No. (laughs)

And you only choose one.

- Wait, only one?

- Yeah, do you think I'm scared of multiple things?

Well, frightened.

Frightened is different than scared.

- That's easy.

- You think it's easy.

- I don think either of you will get it.

- Okay.

- So you're just writing anything?

Great.

(laughs)

- [Woman] You're still thinking about it after you wrote it?

(laughs)

- Yeah, I'm ready.

- Okay. One, two, three.

I put my dad.

Spiders?

- I actually probably should have guessed that.

- Yeah.

- But you're scared of this all the time.

- Yeah, but I'm scared of you more.

- No that's respect.

- No. (laughs)

- On three, two, one.

- I'm rather boring here.

- Alright.

(laughs)

- Oh you got it!

- [Debbie] Disappointing others.

- Only you spelled disappointing right, I didn't.

- Did I spell it...

- [Man] So yeah, you got it right.

- Wow. What a deep profound answer.

I was gonna put like,

- That was impressive.

- black cats or something.

- (laughs) Black cats.

- Why would I be scared of-- I love cats.

- I guess I didn't even want to take a risk on that one.

- Father's know best, I'm telling you.

- Four and a half years and you can't even win a game.

So sorry.

- Alright I did pretty good though.

- Yeah you did, you actually did.

- We were neck and neck.

- And some of these questions were hard actually.

- Yay.

Well done.

I'm actually very surprised that my dad won.

I'm surprised they could both answer some of the questions.

'Cause I felt like some of them were really hard

and like super, super specific.

- Sorry Debbie.

- Well done Carlos. - It was a good attempt.

You both know me better than I know myself. (laughs)

So that was the important part.

- So yeah, I'm surprised.

- I'm not surprised. - I guess we are closer

than I think we are. (laughs)

- I'm not surprised.

- Okay the game's over you

don't have to be mean to each other.

(laughs)

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