20 Thanksgiving most likely to questions
For the table after the meal: who eats three plates, who burns the turkey, who brings a store-bought pie and says they made it.
The questions
- Who's most likely to eat three plates of food?
- Who's most likely to fall asleep on the couch after dinner?
- Who's most likely to start a debate at the table?
- Who's most likely to burn the turkey?
- Who's most likely to skip the turkey and go straight for dessert?
- Who's most likely to bring store-bought pie and say they made it?
- Who's most likely to watch football through the whole dinner?
- Who's most likely to go Black Friday shopping at midnight?
- Who's most likely to take home the most leftovers?
- Who's most likely to say the longest thank-you speech?
- Who's most likely to eat cranberry sauce straight from the can?
- Who's most likely to arrive just in time to eat?
- Who's most likely to hide in the kitchen to avoid small talk?
- Who's most likely to win the wishbone pull?
- Who's most likely to host Friendsgiving?
- Who's most likely to put up Christmas decorations the next day?
- Who's most likely to bring a dish nobody eats?
- Who's most likely to have seconds of stuffing?
- Who's most likely to start a food fight?
- Who's most likely to nap before dessert?
How to use them
Play them between dinner and dessert, when everyone is still sitting down. They work for Friendsgiving too.
To read them out: ask one, count to three, and everyone points at the person they'd pick. Whoever gets the most fingers takes the round.
To play on your phones: start a room and send the link. Everyone votes in secret, then the room sees who got the votes and who voted for whom. 3 to 12 players, free, with no app and no sign-up.