Tonight's guests...
1.000 haircuts, all of them cool,
it's Ally Beardsley.
- Thank you.
- Noted toilet water drinker, Grant O'Brien.
- Hi.
- And someone new to bid against, it's Lily Du.
- Hello. Money means nothing to me now.
And your host, me.
I've been here the whole time.
This is
Game Changer,
the only game show
where the game changes every show.
I am your host, Sam Reich.
I'm joined today by these three lovely contestants.
Now, you all understand how the game works?
- I do actually, yeah. - Yes, actually.
- Yeah, yeah.
- That's right, it's a Game Samer so without further ado
let's begin by bringing out the safe.
- That's a stool.
- The safe is heavy. It takes at least two people.
- Do you think if you had a stronger crew
it would get out here faster?
- Oh boy.
- Thank you so much both.
Ally. - Yeah?
- Would you-
- Oh, we're starting that quick. I have whiplash.
- Do an earnest breakdance.
- Somehow this is more embarrassing
than the worst stuff I thought.
- And you somehow did bullseye me
because there is a breakdance.
It's arms only that me and my cousin took hours to learn,
and I still remember it.
- How much?
- I do need to preface this.
It doesn't look impressive, but it's really hard.
I want to do it and have someone
try their hardest to also do it.
- No guarantees, Ally.
- Okay, anyway, $500. - $500?
- I'll give you a little peek. Okay, that's all you get.
- I'd like to see more.
I don't think that's worth $500. Grant.
- I mean, I actually want to see it
so I'm reluctant to bid against that,
but I also would do it for less.
I'd do it for $250.
- What would you do, though?
- I'd try to do that thing where the leg,
where you circle the leg. - Try to do!
- That I desperately want to see.
- No, same. - Lily.
- For 200...
I will try to do a kickup.
- Off the floor? - Yeah.
- Oh, whoa.
- And then I'll try to do the leg spinny thing.
- Do I hear any better than 200?
- I'll do 150 for the cool arm thing that I know I can nail.
- That's 150 from Ally.
- I'm out. - I'm out.
- Oh, great.
- I want to see it. - Out so soon?
- Can someone please- - I'd like to see it.
- Can you guys agree to try after me?
- Yeah. - 'Cause it does look easy.
- All right, sure. - Absolutely.
- But it's not easy, once again.
- I'll try it for $40. - How dare you?
- Don't do that.
- Wait, are you making a deal with me?
- Sam, you're out of this.
I'm making a deal with the person-
- Wait, I'm getting $150
and I have to give 40 of them to you?
- I don't want to do it. - This is the first one.
- This is the first one, yes. - Pay me $20. Pay me $20.
- All right, 40, 20, here we go.
- Yep, let's do it. - Oh my God.
- Oh no.
- It's literally like the music video.
- Oh boy. - Oh my God.
It's a Fatboy Slim music video.
- Are you ready? I'm ready. - As ready as I'll ever be.
- It's only this and then you can kind of like, move around.
- I paid $90 for this.
- Now please try it. - Try that?
- Your arms are gonna, pow, right into your sides.
It's not gonna look as fluid. - I paid $90!
- If you nail it, I swear to God I'm gonna take an Uber home
and leave my car here. - No way Grant nails this.
- Go for it, Grant.
- I almost fell. - Grant, Grant.
- I almost fell. - See?
- Are you faking that?
- What was that? Isn't that what I was doing?
- Do it at the same time as me
and you'll see the difference. - All right, sure.
- One, two, three.
- You know something? You know something, Ally?
That's not worth $90, but this together is worth $130.
Capitalism is strange that way.
- Okay.
- Ally's thing looked wrong.
- It's a great move.
- It was what, this?
- Wow, yeah, exactly.
- Is it this?
- You know what?
Ultimately small price to pay to embarrass you all.
- How dare you?
- 90, 40, 20.
Creative dealmaking to start this game.
Grant O'Brien. - Hi.
- Would you take a bite of an onion?
- That's not peeled?
- Oh, where would be the fun of that?
- Can I peel it with my hands before I take the bite?
- Well, that's a negotiation that we'll leave open
depending on the other offers I get.
- All right. - Oh.
- Yeah, $100. - $100, not so bad. Lily.
- For 200 I eat it with the skin.
- $90 I eat it with the skin.
- Wow!
- $80, I'll take a bite with the skin.
- God damn it. - $80 from Grant.
- For 75 I'll do it.
- 75 from Lily.
- 70. - 70 from Grant.
- It's a race to the bottom here again!
- $70 goes to Grant.
- The worst part is gonna be the skin.
- How big of a bite?
- You know. - Like an apple bite?
- Yes, an apple bite would be a great example.
- Grant takes big bites.
- Well, I'm a big boy. - Oh, boy.
- Ew, why is he gonna stand like that
behind the safe?
- This one's for you.
- Why did I get put on the horny money episode?
- Ew! - Ew!
- That'll be $70 for Grant, bringing him to 110.
Lily, would you let a dog lick your mouth?
- Absolutely. - Now, I'm talking
about open mouth french kiss.
- How smelly is this dog?
I will say, my dog has some
of the cleanest teeth at the vet.
- This is my dog, so you have a sense of size.
- It would be a pleasure!
- Okay, can I pay to just kiss her on the head?
- He really is beautiful.
- We will need the coconut oil.
- What's his sign?
Wait, what? What's going on everyone?
- Finn, I can't wait for you to make out with me.
- What are you gonna make us do to the dog next?
- He finds coconut oil irresistible.
- Oh. - Don't we all?
- So if we put coconut oil on your lips,
he will make out with you until we say stop.
- No.
- So sorry, it's on my lips or inside my mouth?
'Cause I'm okay with either. - This is too horny!
- I'm okay with either.
It's my lips or inside my mouth.
- Your lips.
- Oh, that's not bad at all.
- We are expecting an open-mouth kiss
so let the bidding begin. - $10.
- $10 from Lily. We're going down, folks.
We began with 90- - This is insane.
- I want to-
- Can we have a meeting actually?
I need to talk to both of you. - Okay.
- Fucking get it together.
Pretend you don't want to kiss the dog.
Know inside that you want to kiss the dog.
- Okay. - Say $200.
- Okay, okay, 200. - $200?
- 200. I changed my mind. - I'll do it for $10.
- Oh my God!
- I like that dog. - $9! Finn, come to me!
- $7.
- The dog's cute, I get it.
- Six. - $6?
- $5. - $5!
- Four. - Four!
- $3. - $3!
- Two. - Two!
- $1. - $1.
- Free. - Free?
- I'll give you $1. - Give me $1.
- I'll give you $2. - Give me $2.
- I'll give you $10. - Give me $10!
- Look at that little sweetheart.
- Going once. - Oh my God.
- Going twice.
- Look at that little sweetheart!
- A cutie! - Wait, here's the thing.
If Grant does that, is Finn not allowed to kiss my face?
- I suppose we could throw in a free kiss.
Sold to Grant.
Let's go ahead and bring out the coconut oil, please.
- Oh my God, this is insane!
- Now, Grant has just consumed an onion,
and I'm a little concerned- - Might be repulsive to Finn.
- That this will backfire.
- A little onion coconut dog melange.
- Now, if we're looking at the rest of the challenges, okay,
how many more of them have a sexual undertone?
Because I'm looking at my teammates here.
- What are you talking about?
- And I'm trying to figure out, can we bargain?
Can we figure it out?
But if you keep throwing us shit like this,
it's just gonna be an episode of people doing things
for free, and I'm gonna be here pulling my hair out.
- No, no, no. I'm ready to unionize after Grant.
- Oh my God! - I'm ready to unionize.
- Hi, honey, oh. - Hey, this is Grant.
- Hi.
- Finn doesn't want it. - It's really oniony, huh?
- Finn doesn't want it!
- Yeah, no one likes that.
- Finn doesn't want it.
- Literally pushed me away.
- Come to me. - Literally would not do it.
- What about Lily? Do you like Lily?
- How his favorite thing is coconut oil,
and he still wouldn't kiss you.
- I'm used to that.
- Oh. - Ooh.
- Okay. - I'm so offended.
- Finn, thank you very much for participating.
- Finn, thank you for all you do.
- Gorgeous animal. That was great.
- You have a very clean dog mouth.
- As far as dog mouths go.
We're going to take this up a small notch.
Ally. - Mm-hmm.
- Tweet your own name in quotes
as if you were searching for it.
- That is smart.
- Why, thank you. It means a lot.
How much?
- We should just set a number and stick to it.
- Broker a deal. - Yeah.
- We won't go under $250 for anything here on out.
- Yeah.
- Excuse me. - That is good.
- You just got a full freebie.
- Let's take Sam for all he's worth.
- Yeah.
- Let's make CollegeHumor go out of business again.
- I say 275.
- 275. Do not go lower.
- You're setting a floor, that's what's happening?
- We've had it up to here, okay?
- I won't even do it for 275. I won't do that.
- So is your bid 275, Ally?
Or are you just saying that's the floor?
- No, I'm saying mine is 275.
- And I'm not going to bid. - And I'm not going to bid.
- Given the amount of money in the safe,
I am a little worried about running out fast.
You've given me no choice but to bring out a scab.
- What?
- Who would be disgusting, a filthy rat enough to be-
- Oh no. - Oh my God, Katie!
- That's stupid.
- Katie, if you could take a position-
- Katie's hair looks incredible.
- Among the players, please. - Wait, what is this?
- Katie and I made an agreement before this.
- Yes. - That if costs got too high,
she would come out here in order to drive them down.
And so Katie, I'll ask you, would you tweet your own name
in quotes for any less than $275?
- Yeah.
- What's your best offer, Katie?
- I'll do it for $20.
- No, no! - Jesus Christ!
- I'd do it for $20.
- No, would you really? - Wait, that's very funny.
- Will you really?
- No, no, no, don't outbid her.
- Yep. - Don't outbid her.
Let her do it. - I'd do it for $20.
- Let her do it!
- This goes to Katie Marovitch for $20.
Katie, go ahead and tweet your name in quotes.
- I can't believe it.
- And tweeted. - Oh my God!
- I can't believe it.
- Katie, you can go ahead
and write $20 on your scoreboard.
- I'm excited. - This is so stupid.
- We barely got off the ground.
- Now, since the rest of you have chosen to unionize,
I think it's fair that you all pay union dues
so I am going to subtract $5 from each of your scores.
- That's okay. Happy to.
- Great, but what benefits do we receive as the union
to pay these dues for? - Yeah.
- The benefits of being in the union.
- Hey Katie, you want to unionize with us?
- No.
- I'll Venmo you $200 real dollars right now
to unionize with us. - Yeah.
- We're moving on.
Grant. - What?
- Would you get a temporary tattoo sleeve?
- I love that, and I would love to have that.
- Grant. - All right, $50.
- $50, Lily.
- $50.
- Sounds about right. Ally.
- I'm gonna have to go with $250.
- Okay, $250. - Oh, fuck.
Yeah, 250, wait, shit, oh yeah, that's, fuck, fuck, fuck.
- How quickly we forget ourselves.
- I hate this. - Interesting.
- Katie, can you do any better than $250?
- Oh, jeez, Sam.
- Can you do better than 50? Grant's was 50.
- 50 is actually the lowest.
- I'll do it for $45. - Well, that's not bad.
- $45.
- Can I go lower? - Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, let's see how this shakes out.
- $40.
- Do I hear any lower from anyone than $40?
- I'll do it for 35. - Do I hear lower than 35?
- It's Friday, and that's gonna look stupid by tonight.
No, I'm out, I'm out.
- Go to church and it'll still look good.
- You're out? - I'm out.
- It's going once, going twice.
Sold to Katie for $35.
Time to suit up.
- Put my hand here?
- $35? - 35 sweet dollars.
- This is a temp tattoo, that's fine.
- But how can we do it while Katie's always there?
We take her out.
- Come on baby, make it look good.
- Okay- - Don't call my crew, "Baby."
- You can call this crew whatever you want.
- Make it look slidey and weird.
- Oh my God!
- The crew's gonna get it.
- What do we think so far?
- It looks incredible. - Does it really?
- What do people do in real life with scabs?
- That's what I'm trying to figure out.
- You get them to join the union
or you threaten their family.
- Let's get a look at that tattoo.
Pretty badass, Katie.
- That looks real.
- Guys, we have to beat up Katie.
- You can return to your position
and turn that $20, I believe, to $55.
Ally with $85, Grant with $105, Lily with $15,
and Katie, our scab, with $55.
Ash, would you go ahead and open the safe, please.
- Oh no.
- Already we're finding out?
- Yeah, that's how he does this.
- There are once again $10.000 inside of this safe.
- I fucking told you!
- Lily, would you let a tarantula crawl on your face?
- No, no!
- Oh my God! - I would now like
to introduce you to Molly and Paul.
- I feel sick.
- Everybody, this is Molly, our tarantula handler.
- Hi. - Hi, Molly.
- This is Paul.
- How long does it have to be on our face?
- Just, you know, a few seconds. A good crawl.
- You said "across your face." - A good crawl.
- That takes a while.
- Now, Lily, I will throw it to you
with all that information. - Lily...
- I would do it for 1.000.
- $1.000 from Lily. Katie, would you do it for any less?
- Yeah, I'll do it for 999.
- Okay, I'm out. It's her.
- Well, now I have two offers.
I mean, the difference is only $1
so it's really up to me when you think about it.
- Yeah, that's very true.
- Going with Lily for $1.000.
Let's go ahead and get the armchair in here.
- This is crazy. - Wow.
- How's our little guy doing? - Good.
- Lily, you can come over and take a seat, please.
- Uh, Grant hates this for real.
- Oh, there we go.
- Hey, I bet we got it. - Good.
- Yeah, hey, I bet we got the shot, eh?
- Lily with 1.015, Grant with 105,
Katie with 55, and Ally with 85.
- Should have asked for more.
- Ally. - Yeah.
- Would you post an Instagram of yourself
at a maskless rave?
And now you're asking,
how on Earth would I find that photo?
And I would like to remind you
that I went to Photoshop Camp as a teenager.
- Oh. - Oh, they look Photoshopped!
- Wait, Lily, you look the best out of all of these.
I think you should do it. - No, I don't!
- Let's make clear an expectation here.
- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- When you post this it will be
with the caption, Miami, exclamation point.
That's all.
- I think Grant should do this one 'cause it seems
like he would be the one most likely to do it.
- Oh fuck, it does.
- Yeah. - What about Katie?
What's the photo of Katie look like?
- Oh, the photo of Katie looks just about the same.
- Yes!
- Okay, I would like to remind the group
that there's still $8.740 on the line.
- I'd do it for $1.000.
- $1.000 is a reasonable offer, Grant. I respect that.
- Well, I'm a reasonable man.
- It was Ally's turn, however.
- Yeah. $1.200.
- That's $1.200 from Ally.
- But you also have to Photoshop in Megan Fox
and Machine Gun Kelly next to me.
- Yes!
- Grant.
- I would do it for $1.000.
- $1.000 from Grant. Do I hear any lower than 1.000?
- I'll do it for $999.
- $999.
- 998. - 998.
- 997! - 997.
- $900. - $900.
- I'll do $400. - $400!
- Katie.
- 350. - What?
- Going once.
- I'll do it for $75. - Oh my God!
- $75? - Oh my God.
- There are people that I'm trying to sleep with
that follow me on Instagram,
and I want them to think I'm a good man.
- Going once. Going twice.
Sold to Katie.
- I can't believe it.
- Katie, I'm gonna go ahead and text this to you.
- Text it to me. I will post it right away.
- I don't know if I feel bad from the onion,
from the stress hormones from that tarantula,
or from the fact that I don't know
how I'm gonna make any money in this game.
- I did it. - I can't believe it.
- Already people are liking it.
- People are liking it already!
- Katie, you'll never make the big bucks this way.
- Yeah, it's true.
- A good prompt is elegantly simple
and so the difficulty is coming up with prompts
that are creative and devious
despite the fact that they're simple,
and I can't tell you how proud I am of this next one.
Would you put a notch in your eyebrow?
- Oh! - Oh my God, this is so good.
- I am bisexual.
- Yeah, I was gonna say.
- And that's the only way to let people know
that you're bisexual.
- It's gotta be Grant.
- You get to go to Equinox for free.
- I'm not doing it. - Here's the thing,
you won't know until it's too late
whether you can pull it off.
- Yeah, true. - I know-
- Katie said she won't scab for this
so name as high a price as you want.
- Yes, yes!
- I won't scab. You have my word.
- Excuse me, Katie. That's what you're here for!
- I'm not making as much money as I wanted to be!
I have to join the group!
- Thank God, we did it.
- I believe, Grant, I'm starting with you.
- There's not, I won't do that for money.
- I think it would look kinda hot on you, though.
- There's not an amount of money left
that I would do that for.
- Lily. - Here's the thing.
I do need my face to look the same for auditions
so for that reason I'm out.
- Wow, this is like "Shark Tank" all of a sudden.
Here I am, the lone pitcher with a product
I think America can really get behind
and all of you are telling me you're out!
- How thin is the notch?
- Oh, I was planning on giving you the razor.
- Oh, the notch could be so thin.
- Look at my eyebrows. They're so-
- They're bushy. You could pencil them in.
- I can't. - You do the notch at the end.
- Ally. - I don't know.
- Ally, your eyebrows are sparse. You could pencil them in.
- How dare you! I've been working on these eyebrows.
- Everything that you have done to your physical appearance
on CollegeHumor over the years.
- Yeah, mm-hmm. - Has turned out to look cool.
- Definitely. - $5.000 for Ally to do it.
- Yeah, 5.000. Do it!
- Nobody has to.
I will move on to the next prompt if I have no takers.
- God, it's so good though. This is such a good prompt.
- This girl looks hot.
- You're all Googling the look?
- In the front is kinda cool.
- Do it at an angle. Don't do it straight. Do it at a-
- Oh my God, Bow Wow has it.
- Momoa's looks cool. - Momoa's does look cool.
- Yeah, all these people we're the same type as.
- God damn it, I'll do it!
I'll do the Jason Momoa for $5.000.
- $5.000!
- I'll do it. I will. - This is the tattoo.
I said, "Don't do it. We don't have to do it."
Then the money's still on the table.
This is literally "Total Forgiveness."
- Jeez.
- Ally, you're gonna look hot.
- Ah! Okay.
Oh my God!
- Did you do it? - Yeah, yeah, definitely.
- Come brush it off. Make it look good.
It looks fine. - Oh my God.
- It looks totally fine. - Okay, great.
- I love it. It looks great.
- You look like you're the president of the GSA
of a public high school.
- Yeah.
- Ally, brav-fucking-o. - Thank you.
Thank you very much. - Yeah!
- That is $5.000.
Bringing you to $5.085.
- Hell yeah.
- Last time around, some of these prompts
got a little bit more interpretable.
Now it's not just a matter of much you'll do something for.
It's also a matter of what specifically you'll offer to do.
The next prompt is, share a secret.
- Oh no.
- You must be willing to share this secret with me.
That doesn't mean you'll necessarily share it
with the world, however, the secret I like most
I'll try to make a deal for, and once we strike a deal
you must share that secret with everyone.
- Oh God.
- I'm gay.
- I have no secrets.
I've told the worst things about me
in public and on podcasts already.
- I have some wild secrets.
- I have one. - Okay.
- I think I haven't said this on camera before.
I might have.
- Oh, I think I know this secret.
And it's crazy. - Wow!
- You shouldn't say that out loud.
- That's intense, I'm not gonna lie.
How much do you want for that?
- Give me the rest of the money.
- The rest of it?
- Well, maybe you'll bid me down.
- Lily, do you have something for me?
- This one isn't that juicy yet.
- There's $3.600 left.
- Okay... - Oh, yeah.
- It's not that good. I can think of worse.
- No, that's pretty good, Lily. I like that.
How much do you want for that?
- Same as Grant.
- Hm, Grant's secret might be worth more than yours,
I would say. - I believe that.
- Katie, do you have anything for me?
- I definitely don't have anything
as good as these two Grant stories.
- Oh no. - Wait, what's Grant's?
- I thought of another one I can tell.
- Grant, tell him. - Tell him.
- Honestly, Grant might-
- Wait, did Grant just tell you?
- This is the worst thing I've ever done.
- No, I already knew them.
- I'm excited. - What was it?
That's good though, that's good.
- Yeah, that's good.
- Okay, I have another one. It's not as juicy.
It is bad for me. - Oh my gosh!
- I'm quietly judging you, Grant.
- That's really bad. That's really bad.
- Can I tell Katie's mom's secret?
- You better not!
- Wow!
- I've apologized. It's all fine, I'm better now.
- Oh my gosh, that ending is crazy.
- Lily, some juicy stuff over here.
Can I convince you to come down at all?
- I don't know. Those are both a lot.
- Yeah, that's saying-
- Those are both gonna make the audience hate me.
- Grant, you told me two stories.
- Mm-hmm.
- I think one of them is slightly worse than the other.
- Uh-oh.
- Whoa, which one? First or second?
- Neither one's good.
- Lily, second one is definitely worse than the first.
- Sorry.
- I would put your second story in the middle
between two Grant stories.
So Lily, would you be willing to come down to, say, 2.000?
- Will you go lower than $2.000?
3.000. - Grant, what about you?
Could I bring you down to 2.000?
- I don't know. Those are not good stories.
- Grant...
- I look bad in those stories.
- I'll throw in a bribe.
What about $2.000 and all of these donuts?
- So many donuts.
- Yes!
- Can I make you a counteroffer?
- Oh my God, yes, you have to! - Oh my gosh!
- I will do it for $2.000 and all of those donuts
if you promise me that none of this idiot crew
is allowed to have any of those donuts.
- Oh my God, I hate you. Show us your shirt!
- Take off your shirt.
- This crew is a bunch of idiots.
- Take it off.
- And I don't think they should have any donuts.
I accept- - Wardrobe made it.
- I love that.
- And I want the crew to have these donuts.
- Oh, very sweet. - And me and Katie.
Might not be enough for me. - Hey you're welcome, dummies!
- Oh my God! - No!
- Grant, go ahead and tell the story.
- So, my first job in New York,
there was a temporary art installation.
It was very big.
It was a big, public thing,
and there were souvenir stands arranged around the park.
A massive thing, very popular,
and it was the middle of winter
so I'm wearing a big, heavy coat
and you're doing so much businesses
that I'm just working out of my pocket the whole time.
And after the second day I'm on the train back to my dorm
and I realize, oh shit, I still have, like, $1.500 in this.
Well, I don't stand to make more than $1.500
over my next two or three shifts, which is all I had left.
Why don't I just never go back and keep this money?
- Long story short, Grant O'Brien admitting to embezzlement.
- Yeah, yeah. - Here on "Game Changer."
Let's go ahead and give Grant $2.000 for stealing $1.500.
- That's right, baby! - Oh my God!
- A couple thousand dollars left in that box.
- 1.665. - 1.665!
- Thank you so much, my onstage accountant.
- Yeah.
- Anything at all.
It can be something you all do together.
It can be something that you pitch me separately.
- What if we sing a song?
- Sing a song?
- A beautiful song for the rest of the money.
- How far have you fallen?
- We'll play Zip Zap Zop.
- I'll slap Grant in the face.
- I'll be honest.
Slapping Grant in the face
is not the worst offer I've ever heard.
- We all cheer on as the whole crew gets to come up
one at a time and slap Grant in the face.
- Yes, the crew, the crew! - Yes, yes!
- Everybody hits grant!
- Everybody in the crew gets to slap Grant.
- I will do that for the rest of the money.
- Yeah, yes. Sam, yes. - As hard as they want.
Real slaps, real slaps. - 100%, that is, yes!
- They're all weak. - Yes!
- I don't think it's gonna hurt very bad.
- Oh! - Oh my God!
- You're allowed to really slap him.
- Okay, the rest of this money goes to Grant.
Grant, let's get you right over here.
- Yes!
- Any crew who wants should line up over here.
- Yes, everyone, everyone. - Get up here, come on.
Everyone get up here.
- I'm gonna ask you each to come in, just introduce yourself
and then give Grant a good smack.
- I'm Kyle. I'm the producer.
- yeah!
- Oh, he made it sexy. I don't like that.
- I'm gonna make it sexy.
- Hello, I'm Jedi, HMU.
And this is for you.
- Oh, thank you. - Aw.
- Sweetie.
- I'm Brandon. I'm first AD.
I do the scheduling,
and this is for being five minutes late yesterday.
- Made this shirt.
- I dressed him in this this morning.
I'm Adriel. I'm the costume designer.
- Oh, that was nice. A little bit of an impact.
- I'll be getting in line. These slaps aren't enough.
- Yeah, these slaps are not-
- I'm Pierre Delecto, and I hate this bitch.
- Yes!
- I, I wanted, I want the money.
- I'm Chloe.
I'm the designer, and you said my whole art team was weak.
- Aw.
- Oh my gosh!
- See, I told you that art team was weak.
- I'm Jay.
I am also part of the art department,
and I'm here to prove that we're not weak.
- Oh no.
- He has a headband! - No, they're not.
- Whoa!
- Wow.
- Did a fly just land on me? - Oh my God.
- Grant, you're all set. You may return to your podium.
- I got so much enjoyment out of that.
- That's $1.665 for Grant.
The dollars here at the end of our game,
Katie with 130, Lily with 1.015,
Grant with 3.770,
and Ally with 5.085.
- Thank you.
- That does it for us here at "Game Changer."
I am Sam Reich reminding you
that when it comes to us versus the suits,
they may have the money, but we have the numbers.
Good night.