Mark tries to explain to Greg and Jim that he said something that wasn't true, realizing there is no word for this since he just invented the concept of lying. To demonstrate, he tells them his name is Doug, then Mark, then claims to be black, an Eskimo, a pirate, and other outlandish identities. Each time, they believe him until he insists they are not understanding and challenges them to "up the stakes" in their gullibility.
Mark tries to explain to Greg and Jim that he said something that wasn't true, realizing there is no word for this since he just invented the concept of lying. To demonstrate, he tells them his name is Doug, then Mark, then claims to be black, an Eskimo, a pirate, and other outlandish identities. Each time, they believe him until he insists they are not understanding and challenges them to "up the stakes" in their gullibility.
Mark tries to explain to Greg and Jim that he said something that wasn't true, realizing there is no word for this since he just invented the concept of lying. To demonstrate, he tells them his name is Doug, then Mark, then claims to be black, an Eskimo, a pirate, and other outlandish identities. Each time, they believe him until he insists they are not understanding and challenges them to "up the stakes" in their gullibility.
THE INVENTION OF LYING- BAR Compiled Juan Carlos David
MARK: How do I explain this? I said something that wasn’t.
GREG: Huh? MARK: I said something, that wasn’t. I… what’s the word for it? Erm There is no word for it. Of course there is not, I invented it. Ah. Watch this. Jim! JIM: What? MARK: My name is Doug. GREG: Your name is Doug. JIM: Hi Doug. GREG: It so weird I never knew your real name. Doug is good. It suits you. MARK: Come on, Guys. What’s my name? GREG: It’s Doug. JIM: Doug. MARK: No, it’s not. It’s Mark. GREG: Your name is Mark. JIM: Hi Mark. GREG: Mark suits you even better. JIM: Mark-o. MARK: Okay, you’re not getting it. Erm JIM: Mark-o. Mark: I’m black. GREG: I knew it. JIM: You’re very light skinned, but I can see it. GREG: I’ve always wanted a black friend. GREG: me too! MARK: I’m an Eskimo. GREG: Fantastic. JIM: I’ve never seen a black Eskimo. MARK: I’m a pirate. GREG: I didn’t know they still had those. JIM: Are you a dangerous pirate? MARK: I’m a lion tamer. And I am wearing a wig. GREG: Aren’t you scared you’ll get bitten one day? JIM: That’s a fantastic wig. MARK: I invented the bicycle. GREG: I love your work. JIM: Can I get a discount on a ten speed? MARK: I’m a one-armed German space explorer. GREG: When’s your launch date? JIM: Guten tag, it`s a very life-like prosthetic. MARK: It’s incredible, come on, let’s up the stakes a little bit. Come on!
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