[OldGuy]

As a child, I came home and saw my brothers with 2 packs of chewing gum each. They insisted on punishing me by not giving me any. When they left the house to go play, I ate them all at once, every single one.

Well, a small pack of gum has 5 pieces. If you stuck all four packs in your mouth at the same time, that adds up to 20 pieces of gum. That would be quite a mouthful for even a full size adult, much less a kid.

I think this one was the lie.

[Lushh]

As a child, I came home and saw my brothers with 2 packs of chewing gum each. They insisted on punishing me by not giving me any. When they left the house to go play, I ate them all at once, every single one.

Well, a small pack of gum has 5 pieces. If you stuck all four packs in your mouth at the same time, that adds up to 20 pieces of gum. That would be quite a mouthful for even a full size adult, much less a kid.

I think this one was the lie.

No, I'm sorry I didn't word it right. When I said all at once, I should have said one after the other. I just sat there and chewed one then dispose of it, then took another one and kept doing that until there was none left. So that one was true, I ate all the gums before they returned and was rescued by my auntie thereafter, lol.

[OldGuy]

Well, I guess that leaves me with a 50/50 chance of picking the right one.

I've seen members of the audience going up onstage more than once during concerts, so I suspect this one is possible.

I've seen churches and welfare services giving out food to the needy, and heard of soup kitchens for the poor. In both cases, it takes a bit of money to buy all that stuff in the first place, so if you were involved, it almost seems it has to be because you were working, even as a volunteer for such a group.

Both seem possible.

However, you said YOU prepare and serve the soup, as if on your own, so I guess this one is the fib. I somehow don't think anyone who would spend a lot of time online to earn a dime would have that kind of money.

[Lushh]

Well, I guess that leaves me with a 50/50 chance of picking the right one.

I've seen members of the audience going up onstage more than once during concerts, so I suspect this one is possible.

I've seen churches and welfare services giving out food to the needy, and heard of soup kitchens for the poor. In both cases, it takes a bit of money to buy all that stuff in the first place, so if you were involved, it almost seems it has to be because you were working, even as a volunteer for such a group.

Both seem possible.

However, you said YOU prepare and serve the soup, as if on your own, so I guess this one is the fib. I somehow don't think anyone who would spend a lot of time online to earn a dime would have that kind of money.

so what if I get the food free? Ok, yes that's the fib. The concert one though, it wasn't my idea to go up there. I didn't even plan to go to the concert but I knew one of the band members and he got me tickets. It was a show for Rick Springfield and there was a segment where they paused and said people could go up there. While I was still in the audience I only felt myself being lifted and it was that guy from the band. I didn't even realize when he got off stage. So when security saw too many people storming the stage, I was taken off. But Rick called me back and made me play the guitar, lol.

[OldGuy]

I don't want to hog the show, but I find this fun and would like to see more members participate.

This is one more try to get this show on the road.

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