"So you have a drinking game for me?"
- Take a sip for every Catchphrase (once for every catchphrase that involves an exchange):
- "So you have a (X) for me?" "Yes, sir, I do."
- "Actually, super easy, barely an inconvenience."
- "(X) is tight!" (With an extra sip if this leads to Squick).
- “I don’t know!?”
- “So what's his/her deal?"
- "Whoops!" "Whoopsie!"
- "Unclear."
- "I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back."
- Take a shot for every time the Producer actually overrules the Screenwriter.
- Finish your drink if the Producer actually comes up with an idea of his own.
- Down the bottle if the Screenwriter's original idea was actually somewhat sensible.
- Take a shot every time the Screenwriter has reservations about the Producer's ideas.
- Take a shot for every time the Screenwriter justifies something with Rule of Cool, Rule of Funny or Rule of Drama.
- Take two shots every time the Screenwriter doesn't try to justify something with the above rules and either bluntly says no or just admits he just doesn't want to fix what he's written.
- Take a shot for every time the Producer shows his obsession with money or his desire to do something less than moral with said money (e.g. buy Canada).
- Take a shot every time either character ends up predicting the future. Take another shot if the subject of the video was released before the year 2000.
