Two choices, one phone, no easy way out. Read both sides, pass the phone around and let everyone tap the one they would pick. The split fills in as the votes arrive, and the real fun starts when someone has to defend the losing side.
Family questions are the silly kind: talking pets, pudding at every meal, swapping lives with a cat. Friends questions get into money, superpowers, phones and work. Party questions push into awkward dates and embarrassing moments nobody would choose, which is exactly the point.
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With a big group, skip the passing: count hands and tap once per person. On a long car ride or round a dinner table, read them out and let the conversation run. Questions you have already seen go to the back of the deck, so the next game starts with fresh ones.
From the deck
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Would you rather sit next to a loud chewer on a 12 hour flight, or sit next to a crying baby on a 12 hour flight?
Would you rather always have a pebble in your shoe, or always have socks that are a little wet?
Would you rather have a rewind button for your life, or have a pause button for your life?
Would you rather wear pajamas everywhere forever, or wear a fancy suit everywhere forever?
Would you rather get every song stuck in your head, or never remember the words to any song?
Would you rather speak only in rhymes, or speak only in questions?
Would you rather lose your keys once a week, or lose your wallet once a year?
Would you rather live in a world with no music, or live in a world with no colors?