He asks his audience: "Are you forced?" The response is negative (as if that settles the matter).
Are you game?" "The response was immediate and overwhelming," he says.
So Mary asked, "Are you métis?" His response: "Yeah, like you". She breaks into laughter at the memory.
Are you crafting your response while the other person is speaking and ready to jump in when there is a break in the dialogue?
For the "Are you able" stem, response options were "Without Any Difficulty", "With a Little Difficulty", "With Some Difficulty", "With Much Difficulty", and "Unable to Do".
When Bob gets wise and asks "Are you putting my responses into siri" with a laughing-and-crying emoji, Siri's answer is honest and concise.
Are you...?" Multiple responses were permitted for each question.
In another room, audience members wear blood-pressure finger monitors while a man, on video, asks questions: "Are you thinking or feeling?" Responses are shown on a split screen.
I asked for one (in my London accent, as that's where I've lived all my life), and got the immediate response: "Are you from India?" I am not from India, neither are my parents or grandparents.
(When the Polit is asked, "Are you a hipster?" his response is, "Shut up, fascist").
