Story Warz · Episode 113

T.J. Miller vs Brendan Sagalow vs Chloe LaBranche | Story Warz | Episode 113 | The Bathroom

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Episode findings

  1. The highest final score was 20 points, two points above second place.
  2. The two returning challengers' announced records added up to no wins and six losses.
  3. An opening joke reframes constant losing as a long game: look like an underdog until everyone lets their guard down.
  4. The prize-cookbook pitch suggests eating dried lentils straight out of the sack, then gets a mock warning: "Spoiler alert. Let them read the book."
  5. A halfway "perfect game" claim gets walked back to scoring points every round.
  6. A last-word argument ties itself in knots: "You will not be getting the last words." "No, I won't." "YOU WILL."
  7. A holiday-chat joke treats "Illuminati" and "Jehovah's Witness" as a simple mispronunciation.

Timestamped episode commentary

Story Warz #113 • The highest final score was 20 points, two points above second place. • The two returning challengers' announced records added up to no wins and six losses. • An opening joke reframes constant losing as a long game: look like an underdog until everyone lets their guard down. • The prize-cookbook pitch suggests eating dried lentils straight out of the sack, then gets a mock warning: "Spoiler alert. Let them read the book." • A halfway "perfect game" claim gets walked back to scoring points every round. • A last-word argument ties itself in knots: "You will not be getting the last words." "No, I won't." "YOU WILL." • A holiday-chat joke treats "Illuminati" and "Jehovah's Witness" as a simple mispronunciation.

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