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15 possible questions for the Wedding Shoe Game, brainstorm 3

So, if you don't know, the Wedding Shoe Game is a game where the couple sits back to back and trades one shoe so that they each have one of their shoes and one of their spouses shoes. Someone will then read questions (e.g. "Who is more likely to take the dog on a long walk") and both people in the couple will hold up the shoe of the person they think is the answer. It's meant to be silly and lighthearted so no questions should be super deep or serious. Anyways, I have been tasked with leading this game at an upcoming wedding (and I am genuinely so excited), so here I go brainstorming some (you can also read "15 possible questions for the Wedding Shoe Game, brainstorm 1" and "15 possible questions for the Wedding Shoe Game, brainstorm 2")! 

  1. Who, overall, is a pickier eater?
  2. Who is harder to buy gifts for?
  3. Who is less likely to go to the doctor when something is up?
  4. Who is more likely to find a YouTube video to help complete a task instead of asking a friend or expert?
  5. Who is more likely to sing in the shower?
  6. Who is more bummed if they lose a board game?
  7. Who has stronger opinions about if a hotdog is a sandwich?
  8. Who can craft a better ice cream sundae?
  9. Who has a more rigid weekday routine?
  10. Who is more likely to have a distant royal relative?
  11. Who is more likely to start a successful podcast?
  12. Who would feel more confident giving us all a TED Talk about a topic of their choice right now?
  13. Who is more likely to start a band?
  14. Who would have more fun as an extra on their favorite show?
  15. Who is more likely to mishear lyrics but insist they're right?

(Prompt by me)

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