But I use ranch to coat food, like potatoes, dress a salad with it, and I use it to augment food like dipping fries into it. Does that mean ranch is all three? I feel that the definition is just too arbitrary.
Even under that lots of things can be used in multiple ways. Ketchup is a condiment that some coat meatloaf in. Ranch is used for all three. Mustard is used somewhat for all three? It's used often in salad dressings, but obviously not by itself. Thousand Island is used as both a dressing and a condiment. I am sauce inclusive. If you are semi-liquid and placed on at least some food you have a right to be called a sauce. Condiments are usually a type of sauce, though some aren't sauces. Dressings are just sauces that used on salads.
What about "if it says Sauce on the bottle, it's a sauce"? Ketchup, Mayo, Mustard, even Curry, they're all sauces according to those _selling_ them, but used as condiments according to Reddit. I'm going to trust professionals on this one.
I mean cats are quite practical clearly if it could understand you have all the power over its food you could bribe or threaten it and it would obey you
Well it kind of does, doesn't it? When you train your dog to do anything, the initial barrier is a level of understanding. You teach it to understand words you say, and that process would become so short with this power you could influence even wild animals. Also remember animals aren't all superintelligent; it's already mostly the case that you can just offer them food and they'll do your bidding.
@@RenewedRS My drift is, one doesn't automatically mean the other. You need a lot of time, effort, fish and booties to get an army of dolphins to take over the world
@@RenewedRS Not necessarily, if an animal does approach you, it's likely going to eat you, and the Idea that animals aren't 'super intelligent' poses the idea that humans are, whereas animals have had better comprehension skills then humans, between animals such as monkeys, chimpanzees, cayotes, a multitude of animals have sufficient intelligence to understand not to simply do a person's bidding simply because of food. Such as crows and wolves: they've been known to form partnerships where the crow will eat the scraps of prey that the wolf has hunted, while leading the wolf to said prey, and crows have also been recorded to have intelligence on par with that of a seven-year-old human, dogs can be taught tricks the same as humans can, because they are social and domestic creatures looking for some form of reward. With humans said reward is often in the form of candy or games for children or even money for many people. Sorry for the long rant.
The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.” So a sauce can be a condiment, but not all condiments can be a sauce.
@@IceMetalPunk condiment is usually defined by if it's added after cooking is done. so yes if you sprinkled some oregano on your food when you serve it, it would be a condiment, it wouldn't be, if used during the cooking process.
Gifts from dad’s side of the family on Christmas Eve, gifts from parents + siblings before brunch (we’re all adults so we don’t label them as being from Santa anymore,) and then gifts from Mom’s side of the family some time between Christmas and New Years.
48:22 Reminds me of the joke, A genie appears before a monk and says, Would you like Infinite wisdom or infinite money? The monk chooses the wisdom. Poof genie disappears The monk says, Dang, should have taken the money.
@@GuyrillaBraun Tilly's only in her second episode and she's Sully levels of beloved. Love Rosie too, she's the Cheshire cat from Wonderland in human form, chaotically whimsical. I just wanna see them play another game where their brands of chaos are boundless.
@@maizen1335 yea but that only really applies to things like pickles. More often than not a liquid condiment is a sauce. There are too many great fancy dipping mustards for it to not be a sauce
One of our favourite party games, although it can be a little UK-centric at times which means we have to ditch question cards or adapt the question slightly for a table of internationals living in Germany! Great to see the NRB guys play it.
thank god they have us versions. i accidentally played a uk version of a big potato game and so many of the questions were just meaningless to us.. not just unfamiliar slang but clearly very targeted cultural references that hadnt reached the states apparently. makes you respect the work localizing teams do, haha
The combination of the goofs, the anarchy, the mad debates about anything and everything, and the editing gags all combine to make this one of my favorite episodes so far this year. Absolutely top-notch stuff!
Ive been binging this channel for a week. The editors are not paid enough, That part where Teri shows that the OG star wars trilogy is king to spite Laurie was pure gold along with what is a sauce I love it.
No episode of BGC feels more like some friends just having a good time than this one I feel. Maybe the Telestrations chaos. Regardless, it's so fun to watch and the smiles and laughs are contagious in a time where smiles are a great thing to share.
I just wanted to thank whoever it was who edited in the bit about the Star Wars trilogy about halfway through the video. After a particularly rough day, that bit truly made me laugh out loud! Much love to everyone in this video as well as anyone involved in the production and editing process for making my day!🤣
I love Rosie constantly trying to get Tom Porkland to stick despite the fact that the superior Tom HOGlland is right there Edit: Or, y’know, PETER PORKER
Who is the absolute legend you edited this video? Roasting everyone with searching up the trilogies, the condiment debacle, and the musical edit were all wonderful!
sauce's definition is just "a liquid or semiliquid mixture that is added to a food as it cooks or that is served with it" I believe mustard and mayonnaise fit that description
You know I've really loved catching up on all the content on this wonderful channel over the past couple of months, it's been very soothing in a difficult time. Unfortunately you all have to die for the sauce/condiment round.
37:17 I don't care what wikipedia says, mustard is a sauce. mustard seeds are a condiment, but mustard in its "yellow sauce" form is a sauce. saying mustard isn't a sauce is like saying penguins aren't birds because they're not called penguin birds.
Per definition, mustard is a sauce. It is also a condiment as those two definitions are by no means mutually exclusive. So Adam is technically correct, but I doubt that's where most peoples' minds would go first when they would think about sauces, so he's still kinda wrong in the context of the game. :P This was an incredibly funny game with so many laugh-out-loud moments! Rosie is brilliant as usual, and I love that Dom chose to wear the tiny round glasses rather than contacts for the episode where he spends the whole time ranting about how he's the only smart person in the room. x)
To add to the Star Wars discourse (in a way I’m sure others have before me) the first three Star Wars movies weren’t originally numbered IV, V and VI, they were just Star Wars, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. So the point about the names implying that they’re part of a larger whole is an artifact of us looking with hindsight after the creation of a prequel trilogy. Although also part of the larger franchise of movies, these three movies form a complete arc which can meaningfully be considered its own trilogy within the larger series.
Okay I had to look it up the definition of a sauce is a thick liquid served with food. The only one I might question by that definition is mayonnaise but it's really similar to hollandaise which is a mother sauce so I will give it to them
Don't want to be that guy but, tomato sauce = ketchup, pasta sauce contains different items compared to tomato sauce. (I live in Australia so it might be a commonwealth language thing).
@@D0JES In the US ketchup is really the only word for that condiment. Pasta sauce/red sauce/pizza sauce/tomato sauce/marinara are all very related words for thinner, less vinegar-based sauces.
@@archivist8523 Same in the UK. Tomato sauce and ketchup aren't the same, and there are a good bunch of other tomato based sauces that aren't called tomato sauce or ketchup. They just look like they don't know a lot about kitchen stuff (i also wouldn't call mustard a sauce but a spice or condiment. If i say mustard sauce i'd reffer to a mustard based sauce like honey-mustard dressing)
@@tchuxferenczy8669The problem with saying whether mustard is a sauce or not is that there are so many varieties some of which are sauces and some of which are not.
In my not very humble opinion, Adam has a solid case. If you're going to call ketchup, or siracha, a sauce you need to call mustard one as well. Considering I was thinking alfredo instead of some condiment though, so maybe I'm not the best judge.
No I agree, there's no world in my eyes where ketchup is a sauce but mustard isn't. They have virtually identical consistency and uses, so they should both qualify. Mayonnaise, maybe not, but it's also not *that* far away the more I consider it.
@@unexpected2475 I seriously would call neither of the things said in that round a sauce, except for the tomato sauce. But then they said tomato sauce and ketchup are the same thing, so I really can't agree with any of the answers there.
sauce is: “a liquid, cream, or semi-solid food served on or used in preparing other foods.” The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.”
The star wars argument doesn't matter anyway, because the answers don't have to be right. If the question says "name a famous trilogy" and 3 people say "chicken" then chicken gets the point. The common answer doesn't have to be a correct answer.
A condiment is a preparation that is added to food, typically after cooking, to impart a specific flavor, to enhance the flavor, or to complement the dish. A table condiment or table sauce is more specifically a condiment that is served separately from the food and is added to taste by the diner. mustard is indeed a saurce, so is ketchup, so is mayo....
Thanks to this episode, I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time during the past month debating the requisite properties of ‘sauce’. Conclusion: mayo and mustard are sauces when applied to hot dogs or burgers or the like, but condiments if they’re a dollop on the side of a plate, ergo English/Wholegrain/Dijon etc are condiments but American mustard is a sauce. Is a vinaigrette a sauce?? What about jams and preserves???? I mean, they’re condiments, but Cranberry sauce is basically a jam that’s called a sauce, what about mint sauce, or apple sauce?!?! Where does one draw the line and OH MY GOD I’VE SPENT SO LONG THINKING ABOUT EFFING SAUCE!!! 😂😂
tbf to adam even if mustard isnt traditionally a sauce, the stuff most people buy these days comes out of basically the same bottle as ketchup so id argue its a sauce
It's funny how region plays a part in games like this. When the country that starts with the letter "B" came up, my American brain said Brazil, but it would make sense that a European group would say Belgium.
I know this is old, right, but as a chef that's super bugging me: Yes, mustard is indeed a condiment BUT what is a condiment? WELL my friends: The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.” So Adam was right and I can stop having an aneurysm.
Watched the Scott Hall tribute the Partsfunknown crew made and then immediately headed here! Been really excited for this since Adam swiped this game for Quizzlemania!
I said Kiwi and then went to emu, and then cassowary, and then penguin. They’re very forgettable animals for me apparently. But the third most relevant kiwi is 🤷🏼♂️
Mustard is a sauce/condiment. It's so bizarre that this is being questioned lmao. Also, her saying that the reason it isn't a sauce is because of how its distributed is just... Mustard isn't just bought in a jar(although I've never seen anyone buy it like that, but that can just be depending on where you're from), Mustard legit comes in bottles as well, just like Ketchup or Mayonnaise or Barbecue. When you go to restaurants or a food truck you're even asked "what sauce?" and they proceed with said option. And depending on which country/area you're from, the choices in sauce grows or dwindles.
What a great and chaotic mix of players in this BGC episode. Herd Mentality plays right into the hands of social gaming with Rosie, Dom and Tilly in the mix! I, too, love all 5 films in the JURASSIC PARK Trilogy. :). Per the STAR WARS example given: I guess this Summer we will finally have two JP trilogies. That said, I was very surprised no one mentioned the actual BACK TO THE FUTURE trilogy, which is ver clearly self-defined as such. Indeed, that Spielberg kid has a bright future in film -- I've got my eye on him! NRB is really firing on all cylinders now -- every week's new episode is a comedically MOOOOving experience.
Someone else said it first - but damn, every guest you have on is so great. Love every episode! Edit - so proud of Tilly putting LotR as her trilogy answer
This game is kind of the opposite of a childhood game we used to play in Denmark. You write on a paper a bunch of categories like country, male name, female name, car brand, food, etc and then someone chooses a letter. You then have to fill in all those categories beginning with that letter and time stops when the first person has filled all categories. You then get a point for every category where no one else wrote the same as you. Filled many recesses in my day.
Hilarious, as always. Now I have to track down this game. Loved the sample song and effects at the end, and definitely here for the Steven Universe reference.
To the editor of this video... I know it has been a year since this was uploaded, but for the whole sauces debate, within that Wikipedia page it says that the mustard seeds are "mixed with water, vinegar, lemon juice, wine, or other liquids, salt, and often other flavorings and spices, to create a paste or *sauce* "
Sully's Christmas present childhood memories are the same as mine and I find that very soothing ha! Father Christmas' presents in the morning, family one in the afternoon!
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Best song by Queen is Dragon Attack
Uh no its killer queen
@@lydieduffey8847 Have you ever heard Dragon Attack.
Actually I think the best is "I want to break free" but my favorites are "hammer to fall" and "I want it all"
Dom's completely unprompted and unnecessary antagonism gives me life.
i appreciate how the confessionals seem to serve the purpose of making him seem as unhinged as possible
I love how he’s next to the lovable main character Sully
He's called "Dom" for a reason I guess.
I absolutely love him "set fire to the farm and build a big effigy of me" lol
The way Dom celebrated after his first win is what gave me life
My favourite part:
"It's quite obvious, it's before🙄"
*No one says anything*
Adam: Starts having a panic attack
Timecode?
@@IfIHadMyTimeAgain 11:37
@@yerinbaekscandlelight thank you!
Tom Porkland??? Everyone totally missed out on the chance at "Tom Hogland."
You get it!
Peter Porker!!
I'm so mad I said Tom Hamland
I’m still surprised Adam didn’t go with Dolph Piggler
25:55
Dom: "If I win on points, and I lose because of this, I'll kill you."
Tilly: "That's fine. You've been threatening that for years."
SAVAGE
I've read that the moment he started saying that 😂
"if it’s with salad, it’s dressing. If it coats the food, it’s a sauce, if it is used in small amounts to augment a food, it’s a condiment." -Reddit
But I use ranch to coat food, like potatoes, dress a salad with it, and I use it to augment food like dipping fries into it. Does that mean ranch is all three? I feel that the definition is just too arbitrary.
@@turnipcrazy ranch is its own category. Like vinegar.
Even under that lots of things can be used in multiple ways. Ketchup is a condiment that some coat meatloaf in. Ranch is used for all three. Mustard is used somewhat for all three? It's used often in salad dressings, but obviously not by itself. Thousand Island is used as both a dressing and a condiment.
I am sauce inclusive. If you are semi-liquid and placed on at least some food you have a right to be called a sauce. Condiments are usually a type of sauce, though some aren't sauces. Dressings are just sauces that used on salads.
What about "if it says Sauce on the bottle, it's a sauce"?
Ketchup, Mayo, Mustard, even Curry, they're all sauces according to those _selling_ them, but used as condiments according to Reddit.
I'm going to trust professionals on this one.
Fair!
the adorable naivety of Dom thinking a cat would obey him if it could understand 💕
Most animals understand us pretty good, but won't listen. Thanks!
They would obey Dom, but not anyone else
@@jsw973 Hail Dom!
I mean cats are quite practical clearly if it could understand you have all the power over its food you could bribe or threaten it and it would obey you
@@dylandavis2737 ...or it would run away or eat you while you're sleeping :)
I got almost to the 17 minute mark, does Dom realize that just because an animal understands you, it doesn't mean it'll do what you ask it to do?
Might not work, but at least you can now try
For dom, understanding and controlling are the same
Well it kind of does, doesn't it? When you train your dog to do anything, the initial barrier is a level of understanding. You teach it to understand words you say, and that process would become so short with this power you could influence even wild animals.
Also remember animals aren't all superintelligent; it's already mostly the case that you can just offer them food and they'll do your bidding.
@@RenewedRS My drift is, one doesn't automatically mean the other. You need a lot of time, effort, fish and booties to get an army of dolphins to take over the world
@@RenewedRS Not necessarily, if an animal does approach you, it's likely going to eat you, and the Idea that animals aren't 'super intelligent' poses the idea that humans are, whereas animals have had better comprehension skills then humans, between animals such as monkeys, chimpanzees, cayotes, a multitude of animals have sufficient intelligence to understand not to simply do a person's bidding simply because of food. Such as crows and wolves: they've been known to form partnerships where the crow will eat the scraps of prey that the wolf has hunted, while leading the wolf to said prey, and crows have also been recorded to have intelligence on par with that of a seven-year-old human, dogs can be taught tricks the same as humans can, because they are social and domestic creatures looking for some form of reward. With humans said reward is often in the form of candy or games for children or even money for many people. Sorry for the long rant.
The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.” So a sauce can be a condiment, but not all condiments can be a sauce.
That definition would imply that garlic is a condiment, as is oregano... I firmly disagree.
@@IceMetalPunk condiment is usually defined by if it's added after cooking is done. so yes if you sprinkled some oregano on your food when you serve it, it would be a condiment, it wouldn't be, if used during the cooking process.
@@IceMetalPunk Neither of those are Spices, Sauces, or preparations, so no...
@@Tensen01 ...garlic and oregano aren't spices?
By definition, technically salt and pepper are “condiments.”
"If I can make a dog sad, then I've done something with my day." ~ Adam
Also after the cool chalk toss between Dom and Laurie, they both turned their head to face the camera at the same time 57:30
Pigs are bigots, and some dolphins are pricks.... words of wisdom to live by
Crows are boring
@@courtney-ray No, crows are murders
@@courtney-ray Crows might actually have the contents of a wallet in their nest, that's pretty cool
absolute banger of a song
I can't stop myself from hearing Dom say dolphins are bricks instead 😂
“If I could command animals, imagine the power I could wield!” Clearly we need Dom’s version of Doctor Doolittle.
Doctor DOOMlittle, more like
@@MultiClassGeek Bwahaha! I so want to watch that now....
But what makes Dom think the animals would obey...? Just because you can talk to animals doesn't mean they give a crap about your goals. 😝
Doctor Domlittle
Just because animals understand you, doesn't mean they have to follow or obey. Weird interpretation of that choice
28:50 props to the editor for showing up laurie. expertly done.
Completely agree with Sully. Santa presents before lunch, family presents after lunch
German style: everything on Christmas Eve!
All presents on 24th
My parents are divorced. Presents with my mom after supper on Christmas Eve, presents with my dad after some meal or another Christmas day.
Gifts from dad’s side of the family on Christmas Eve, gifts from parents + siblings before brunch (we’re all adults so we don’t label them as being from Santa anymore,) and then gifts from Mom’s side of the family some time between Christmas and New Years.
Who has that many presents?
48:22 Reminds me of the joke,
A genie appears before a monk and says, Would you like Infinite wisdom or infinite money?
The monk chooses the wisdom.
Poof genie disappears
The monk says, Dang, should have taken the money.
That in my humble opinion is a terrible joke.
@@henryreed4697
your opinion is right to be humble
@@McBehrer that is supposed to mean what exactly?
@@henryreed4697
it's a bad opinion
@@McBehrer well who are you to decide which opinions are bad or not?
I'm allowed to find have a different sense of humour than you.
They brought Tilly back! Yay! Dear God, Tills, Sully and Rosie in one room? Chaos does move in herds.
@@GuyrillaBraun Tilly's only in her second episode and she's Sully levels of beloved. Love Rosie too, she's the Cheshire cat from Wonderland in human form, chaotically whimsical. I just wanna see them play another game where their brands of chaos are boundless.
it's a team up we need to have regularly lol Tilly & Laurie just killed me on this one
Tilly remains consistent in her character in the future, she still forgets how the games work.
I hope everyone appreciates Sullivan's willingness to immediately commit to a bit, whether it was his idea or not.
The musical edit at the end was absolutely amazing.
Yes, who arranged/edited that?! GENIUS
Epic
absolute banger
56:20 Are we not gonna talk about the amazing random song edit at the end??? Hilarious!! Props to the editor of this episode
Is such a good edit. xD
For what it’s worth, it took Tilly a bit to warm to the camera but she’s an absolute charm now that she has. Please invite her back!!
I love her....so subtle and hilarious
She is an actor lol she had no issue with the camera
@@RenewedRS different ‘role’ though.
@@RenewedRS actors are fine playing a character on camera, some really struggle on camera when being themselves
@@AcornPlays this is all irrelevant when you watch the video and see she was fine the entire time.
I genuinely listened for 10 minutes on repeat to "pigs are bigots, dolphins are pricks" 😂
Also, glad to see Tilly returning. She's a delight.
@@HenryT316the sheriff of Nottingham one.
agreed.
@@HenryT316 Muffin Time, Wavelength
my favorite part is Dom’s absolutely rabid victory rant around 30:22
Thought he was gonna do it to the tune of 'The Flintstones' at first haha
Definitely reminded me of the song "Rose's Turn"
Rosie losing it over sauces has me in tears, it was brilliant
Dom is one of my favorites. He is like a lose cannon where his next words are off the wall and always hilarious.
Calling condiments a sauce has upset me more than I ever think it would.
A sauce is a kind of condiment.
@@Cyrinil142 But not all condiments are sauces
Let's just ask Danhausen
@@maizen1335 yea but that only really applies to things like pickles. More often than not a liquid condiment is a sauce. There are too many great fancy dipping mustards for it to not be a sauce
@@Whitebeardcrewmate If it’s for dipping then it’s not a sauce imo
One of our favourite party games, although it can be a little UK-centric at times which means we have to ditch question cards or adapt the question slightly for a table of internationals living in Germany!
Great to see the NRB guys play it.
thank god they have us versions. i accidentally played a uk version of a big potato game and so many of the questions were just meaningless to us.. not just unfamiliar slang but clearly very targeted cultural references that hadnt reached the states apparently. makes you respect the work localizing teams do, haha
Imagine not having games based around the US. Oh. Wait.
They do. Quite often. But god forbid one game doesn’t do that because that’s a travesty.
Is there no translated German version? Imma look it up but That’d be too bad cuz I was hoping to gift that to a friend 😬
@@Carterthorn90they wasn’t the point they were making, no need to get all pressed
@@Carterthorn90cope harder
I love those "casual" rounds just as much as the more "intense" ones. You all have so much character and fun. I love this so much. :)
I love how everyone got more and more livid over sauces.
The combination of the goofs, the anarchy, the mad debates about anything and everything, and the editing gags all combine to make this one of my favorite episodes so far this year. Absolutely top-notch stuff!
30:23 Dom celebrating is everything to me.
I lost it when tilly said adam are you secretly ginger and adam had to explain it to her 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"If i can make a dog sad, I'll have done something fun with my day" - Adam, 2022
Tilly is delightful. I'm glad she made a return. We demand more!
Ive been binging this channel for a week. The editors are not paid enough, That part where Teri shows that the OG star wars trilogy is king to spite Laurie was pure gold along with what is a sauce I love it.
No episode of BGC feels more like some friends just having a good time than this one I feel.
Maybe the Telestrations chaos. Regardless, it's so fun to watch and the smiles and laughs are contagious in a time where smiles are a great thing to share.
I just wanted to thank whoever it was who edited in the bit about the Star Wars trilogy about halfway through the video. After a particularly rough day, that bit truly made me laugh out loud! Much love to everyone in this video as well as anyone involved in the production and editing process for making my day!🤣
The editing team was on point today with it's roasting!
Sully you are not alone! Father Christmas presents in morning, family presents after lunch…. That’s how it’s done! Spreads day out…
I want a shirt that says “some dolphins are pricks” with no context. Please make it happen.
I GENUINELY couldn’t breath at the entire sauce bit, it was so funny
@37:47 You know what Adam, I agree with you. Even though you're wrong and I'm wrong, It's okay: we can be wrong together.
I love Rosie constantly trying to get Tom Porkland to stick despite the fact that the superior Tom HOGlland is right there
Edit: Or, y’know, PETER PORKER
Absolutely hilarious episode, loved it. Wondering if there was a chance of some dexterity games being played in the future?
Catacombs, Dungeon Party, Tumbling Dice, or even Icecool would all be great!
Who is the absolute legend you edited this video? Roasting everyone with searching up the trilogies, the condiment debacle, and the musical edit were all wonderful!
The whole sauce debate was actually incredible 🤣
sauce's definition is just "a liquid or semiliquid mixture that is added to a food as it cooks or that is served with it"
I believe mustard and mayonnaise fit that description
12:16 never fails to make me laugh. I would watch the whole episode time and time again just to hear that dialogue
I cannot BELIEVE Tilly didn't win off of lotr, i would have been with her 100%
Exactly! I knew I wouldn't get that many points after putting "chicken" for the first question, but this one I'm kinda mad about.
Rosie's sauce meltdown was absolutely brilliant. Great to see Tilly back too!
You know I've really loved catching up on all the content on this wonderful channel over the past couple of months, it's been very soothing in a difficult time.
Unfortunately you all have to die for the sauce/condiment round.
um here in Australia both mustard and mayo come in a sauce bottle where we squeeze it onto food thus Adam and Sully are right
37:17 I don't care what wikipedia says, mustard is a sauce. mustard seeds are a condiment, but mustard in its "yellow sauce" form is a sauce.
saying mustard isn't a sauce is like saying penguins aren't birds because they're not called penguin birds.
Tilly is becoming my favourite. Somebody to love it a good song. I second that Tilly. 👏🏼👏🏼
As more and more of the players started saying “penguin,” I realized that my own answer of “flamingo” might have been a bit stupid.
...and flamingos can fly, they're quite good at it actually!
Per definition, mustard is a sauce. It is also a condiment as those two definitions are by no means mutually exclusive. So Adam is technically correct, but I doubt that's where most peoples' minds would go first when they would think about sauces, so he's still kinda wrong in the context of the game. :P
This was an incredibly funny game with so many laugh-out-loud moments! Rosie is brilliant as usual, and I love that Dom chose to wear the tiny round glasses rather than contacts for the episode where he spends the whole time ranting about how he's the only smart person in the room. x)
To add to the Star Wars discourse (in a way I’m sure others have before me) the first three Star Wars movies weren’t originally numbered IV, V and VI, they were just Star Wars, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. So the point about the names implying that they’re part of a larger whole is an artifact of us looking with hindsight after the creation of a prequel trilogy.
Although also part of the larger franchise of movies, these three movies form a complete arc which can meaningfully be considered its own trilogy within the larger series.
The editing and production of that song was worth it all.
Okay I had to look it up the definition of a sauce is a thick liquid served with food. The only one I might question by that definition is mayonnaise but it's really similar to hollandaise which is a mother sauce so I will give it to them
I love this specific group dynamic. It's the BEST for this type of game. The game itself sounds super fun but played by this group? Chef's kiss.
Agreed. This was such a fun video. I was laughing for nearly an hour straight
genuinely dont think ive laughed harder at this series than at rosies insistence that sauces are only sauces if they have short hand sauce nicknames
Today we learned:
Jacket, coat, and anorak: all entirely different things.
Pasta sauce and ketchup: same thing.
Absolutely insane
Don't want to be that guy but, tomato sauce = ketchup, pasta sauce contains different items compared to tomato sauce.
(I live in Australia so it might be a commonwealth language thing).
@@D0JES In the US ketchup is really the only word for that condiment. Pasta sauce/red sauce/pizza sauce/tomato sauce/marinara are all very related words for thinner, less vinegar-based sauces.
@@archivist8523 Same in the UK. Tomato sauce and ketchup aren't the same, and there are a good bunch of other tomato based sauces that aren't called tomato sauce or ketchup. They just look like they don't know a lot about kitchen stuff (i also wouldn't call mustard a sauce but a spice or condiment. If i say mustard sauce i'd reffer to a mustard based sauce like honey-mustard dressing)
@@tchuxferenczy8669The problem with saying whether mustard is a sauce or not is that there are so many varieties some of which are sauces and some of which are not.
In my not very humble opinion, Adam has a solid case. If you're going to call ketchup, or siracha, a sauce you need to call mustard one as well. Considering I was thinking alfredo instead of some condiment though, so maybe I'm not the best judge.
I had decided on Marinara, but had considered Worcestershire or barbecue
additionally you don't pour ketchup or Sriracha compared to mustard
No I agree, there's no world in my eyes where ketchup is a sauce but mustard isn't. They have virtually identical consistency and uses, so they should both qualify. Mayonnaise, maybe not, but it's also not *that* far away the more I consider it.
@@unexpected2475 I seriously would call neither of the things said in that round a sauce, except for the tomato sauce. But then they said tomato sauce and ketchup are the same thing, so I really can't agree with any of the answers there.
@@unexpected2475 Imo, mayo comes in a bottle like ketchup or mustard, and you squirt it out, so it's a sauce
@Schilani Yet the definition of sauce, is "a condiment or relish for food". Plus, sauce is literally a synonym of condiment.
This is exactly what I needed today! Total chaos rocks! Well done guys and ladies I haven't laughed this hard in awhile!
sauce is: “a liquid, cream, or semi-solid food served on or used in preparing other foods.” The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.”
The star wars argument doesn't matter anyway, because the answers don't have to be right. If the question says "name a famous trilogy" and 3 people say "chicken" then chicken gets the point. The common answer doesn't have to be a correct answer.
A condiment is a preparation that is added to food, typically after cooking, to impart a specific flavor, to enhance the flavor, or to complement the dish. A table condiment or table sauce is more specifically a condiment that is served separately from the food and is added to taste by the diner. mustard is indeed a saurce, so is ketchup, so is mayo....
Thanks to this episode, I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time during the past month debating the requisite properties of ‘sauce’. Conclusion: mayo and mustard are sauces when applied to hot dogs or burgers or the like, but condiments if they’re a dollop on the side of a plate, ergo English/Wholegrain/Dijon etc are condiments but American mustard is a sauce. Is a vinaigrette a sauce?? What about jams and preserves???? I mean, they’re condiments, but Cranberry sauce is basically a jam that’s called a sauce, what about mint sauce, or apple sauce?!?! Where does one draw the line and OH MY GOD I’VE SPENT SO LONG THINKING ABOUT EFFING SAUCE!!! 😂😂
tbf to adam even if mustard isnt traditionally a sauce, the stuff most people buy these days comes out of basically the same bottle as ketchup so id argue its a sauce
OK this is my favourite episode with Dom and Tilly is hilarious!
Great episode-amazing editing. The song at the end...thing of beauty.
I think this is one of the best episodes of Board Game Club yet!
It's funny how region plays a part in games like this. When the country that starts with the letter "B" came up, my American brain said Brazil, but it would make sense that a European group would say Belgium.
Past Dom: 'You'll pay for this'
Today's Dom: 'I'm Stalin and you'll dissapear.'
Brilliant comment!
I know this is old, right, but as a chef that's super bugging me: Yes, mustard is indeed a condiment BUT what is a condiment? WELL my friends: The definition of a condiment is: “a spice, sauce, or preparation that is added to food to impart a particular flavor or to enhance its flavor.”
So Adam was right and I can stop having an aneurysm.
Basically, all sauces are condiments but not all condiments are sauces
Watched the Scott Hall tribute the Partsfunknown crew made and then immediately headed here! Been really excited for this since Adam swiped this game for Quizzlemania!
Sully is correct about how you should open presents, stocking before lunch and family and friends after lunch
In Dom's defense, I totally thought of dodos and then went, "They probably freaking put penguin instead."
I said Kiwi and then went to emu, and then cassowary, and then penguin. They’re very forgettable animals for me apparently. But the third most relevant kiwi is 🤷🏼♂️
Mustard is a sauce/condiment. It's so bizarre that this is being questioned lmao. Also, her saying that the reason it isn't a sauce is because of how its distributed is just... Mustard isn't just bought in a jar(although I've never seen anyone buy it like that, but that can just be depending on where you're from), Mustard legit comes in bottles as well, just like Ketchup or Mayonnaise or Barbecue. When you go to restaurants or a food truck you're even asked "what sauce?" and they proceed with said option. And depending on which country/area you're from, the choices in sauce grows or dwindles.
Been real pumped for this one.
What a great and chaotic mix of players in this BGC episode. Herd Mentality plays right into the hands of social gaming with Rosie, Dom and Tilly in the mix! I, too, love all 5 films in the JURASSIC PARK Trilogy. :). Per the STAR WARS example given: I guess this Summer we will finally have two JP trilogies. That said, I was very surprised no one mentioned the actual BACK TO THE FUTURE trilogy, which is ver clearly self-defined as such. Indeed, that Spielberg kid has a bright future in film -- I've got my eye on him!
NRB is really firing on all cylinders now -- every week's new episode is a comedically MOOOOving experience.
Someone else said it first - but damn, every guest you have on is so great. Love every episode!
Edit - so proud of Tilly putting LotR as her trilogy answer
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others
It's great to see Tilly back!
This game is kind of the opposite of a childhood game we used to play in Denmark. You write on a paper a bunch of categories like country, male name, female name, car brand, food, etc and then someone chooses a letter. You then have to fill in all those categories beginning with that letter and time stops when the first person has filled all categories. You then get a point for every category where no one else wrote the same as you. Filled many recesses in my day.
There's a version of that in the UK as well, some letter and category combinations were problematic as a kid. x:x
Funniest video I've seen in a long time. And Tilly is a marvelous addition to the crew.
Sorry Rosie, going to have to put your entire sauce argument down. Apple sauce, cranberry sauce! Both sauces, both blobs like mustard. You're wrong.
Hilarious, as always. Now I have to track down this game. Loved the sample song and effects at the end, and definitely here for the Steven Universe reference.
I know this was a while ago, but I have to give respect to the Charlie Chalk reference!
I want Peanut Butter Laurie time to be such a thing I love it!
"Mustard is not a sauce"
*proceeds to name a city instead of a country*
I agree with the condiment/sauce distinction, for what it’s worth
To the editor of this video... I know it has been a year since this was uploaded, but for the whole sauces debate, within that Wikipedia page it says that the mustard seeds are "mixed with water, vinegar, lemon juice, wine, or other liquids, salt, and often other flavorings and spices, to create a paste or *sauce* "
I’m 9 minutes in. This turned to unhinged chaos very quickly
Sully's Christmas present childhood memories are the same as mine and I find that very soothing ha! Father Christmas' presents in the morning, family one in the afternoon!
I love how unnecessarily rowdy this was!
One of the best ones yet! Absolutely loved the atmosphere and the game itself. We need more of these easy and fun party games :)
12:35 Sully is infact correct santa bring presents in the morning and then there is gift from family later.
I definitely put mustard on chips by the way Rosey and I recommend it to anyone! Especially that French's squeezey mustard
The chaotic energy in this episode is awesome! Chef's kiss to that!