Vanessa Van Edwards and her husband try a trend where they say "Do you want to watch the World Cup?" in different emotional styles: flirty, disappointed, sarcastic, supportive. It's harder than it looks when you're doing it with someone else.
What are we doing? Okay, so we're saying, do you want to watch the World Cup? Okay, so I'll go flirty first. Okay. Do you want to watch the World Cup?
What do I say?
You have to say that too. Flirty. Just say it the way you would normally say it. Just say it the way you normally would say it.
Okay. World Cup.
You have to say, do you want to watch the World Cup? You have to say that. I wouldn't say that. I'm already watching it. Just say, do you want to watch the World Cup?
Do you want to watch the World Cup?
Okay, now I'm going to say it disappointed, okay? Do you want to watch the World Cup?
Do you want to watch the World Cup? Wait, but— That's fine, that's fine, that's good, good.
Okay, now I'm going to say it. I'm going to say it sarcastic, okay? Do you want to watch the World Cup?
Do you want to watch the World Cup? This is so tough. This doesn't make any sense. Just one more, okay?
Your hand is on my butt, okay? Okay, then I'm gonna do, um, supportive. Do you want to watch the World Cup?
Do you want to watch the World Cup?
