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No scenarios, no setup — two words and a decision. Coffee or tea. Aisle or window. The whole appeal is speed: you're meant to answer before you've thought about it.
Run it as a fast round when the longer questions have worn everyone out. Twenty of these take three minutes.
coffee or tea?
beach or mountains?
summer or winter?
cats or dogs?
early bird or night owl?
call or text?
sweet or savoury?
city or countryside?
book or film?
window seat or aisle seat?
cash or card?
bath or shower?
pen or pencil?
plan ahead or wing it?
silence or background noise?
front row or back row?
cook at home or eat out?
drive or be driven?
morning workout or evening workout?
subtitles on or subtitles off?
fiction or true stories?
hot sauce or no sauce?
big party or small dinner?
save it or spend it?
routine or surprise?
crust on or crust off?
desk tidy or desk chaos?
music with words or music without?
pizza or pasta?
day off or payday?
text back fast or reply properly later?
aisle or window?
sunrise or sunset?
tea with milk or tea without?
old film or new film?
dogs at work or dogs at home?
handwritten or typed?
first draft or final edit?
map or directions?
hot bath or cold plunge?
takeaway or leftovers?
gym or long walk?
podcast or playlist?
single scoop or two flavours?
skip the queue or save the money?
quiet café or busy one?
packed lunch or bought lunch?
stairs or lift?
spicy or mild?
sea or lake?
tent or hotel?
train or plane?
comedy or thriller?
crunchy or smooth?
hot drink or cold drink?
long shower or quick rinse?
new shoes or old shoes?
radio or silence?
bright light or lamplight?
tidy inbox or zero effort?
run or swim?
chess or cards?
ice cream or cake?
voice note or paragraph?
first in or last out?
window open or window shut?
board game or video game?
tea break or walk break?
buy new or borrow?
long weekend or short holiday?
rain or wind?
photo or memory?
pocket notebook or phone notes?
live music or recorded?
big breakfast or big dinner?
warm socks or bare feet?
cinema or sofa?
toast or cereal?
scenic route or fastest route?
open plan or own office?
morning news or evening news?
deep sleep or long sleep?
salt or pepper?
group booking or turn up?
wallpaper or paint?
real fire or radiator?
small talk or no talk?
sea swim or pool swim?
bike or bus?
thick duvet or thin duvet?
loud laugh or quiet smile?
start early or finish late?
hardback or paperback?
one big gift or many small?
blank wall or full gallery?
alarm clock or wake naturally?
fresh bread or fresh coffee?
cold pillow or warm blanket?
ask or guess?
finish it or start something new?
Would you rather gives you a scenario to argue about. This or that gives you a preference to reveal. Same tap, different game.
No, but the percentages are unusually lopsided here — and that's the fun part.
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