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minus-square@gibmiserlink31•4 months agoThey make jokes about it all the time. Trevor would approve, it was their style.
minus-squarethemeatbridgelink11•edit-24 months agoI didn’t doubt that for a second. I just think it’s a stupid question. Unless, are you suggesting that the question was intentionally stupid?
minus-square@gibmiserlink5•4 months agoPossibly. They may have known how they handle that stuff and asked it that way on purpose.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•edit-24 months agoThey poked fun at themselves for it in the article so probably it was a flub a question that inelegantly ignores the elephant in the room
minus-squarefmstratlinkfedilink2•4 months agoThis is a pretty common production question. It triggers conversation around high and low points. It has been coopted for interviews, which was a terrible idea.
They make jokes about it all the time. Trevor would approve, it was their style.
I didn’t doubt that for a second. I just think it’s a stupid question. Unless, are you suggesting that the question was intentionally stupid?
Possibly. They may have known how they handle that stuff and asked it that way on purpose.
They poked fun at themselves for it in the article so probably it was a flub
This is a pretty common production question. It triggers conversation around high and low points. It has been coopted for interviews, which was a terrible idea.