EVENT CAPSULE CLEAN: 'All's Faire In Love' New York Premiere

The speaker shares a fascination with mascots and costumes, particularly focusing on people who don't engage with them. They propose a humorous scenario where a skeptic is made to participate in a renaissance fair, complete with costumes and speaking in the Queen's English. The transcript ends with a humorous endorsement of a movie by the speaker's mother, who claims it's the best movie she's ever seen, despite not having watched it yet.

What is the speaker's interest in mascots and amusement park characters?

• They are indifferent to them.

• They find them boring.

• They are fascinated by them.

• They dislike them.

What does the speaker propose to do with someone who is mean to Renaissance fair workers?

• Ask them to leave the fair.

• Put them in the role of a Renaissance fair worker.

• Have them wear a mascot costume.

• Make them organize a fair.

What humorous suggestion does the speaker make about the person who is mean to fair workers?

• Make them sing a song.

• Have them speak in a foreign language.

• Make them dance in a parade.

• Dress them in tights and have them carry a sword.

How does the speaker's mother contribute to the movie's endorsement?

• She has seen the movie and loved it.

• She dislikes the movie.

• She refuses to comment on the movie.

• She claims it's the best movie without having seen it.

What is the speaker's claim about the movie?

• It's a terrible movie.

• It's an average movie.

• It's an excellent movie.

• It's a confusing movie.