Speaker 1: You know it's not fun, but the hell is my husband?
Speaker 2: English exams to No, they are fun.
Speaker 1: Go into it with an open mind. Case.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed my English exam because it gave me because
Speaker 3: I'm not very books smart, like as in you see
Speaker 3: maths and all that, there's an actual answer, I agree,
Speaker 3: whereas English. You know what Dad always said, bull tish
Speaker 3: baffle's brains.
Speaker 4: So I just used my creative flare to get around
Speaker 4: the question.
Speaker 1: And yeah, well you could, but I couldn't do that
Speaker 1: because I wasn't smart enough.
Speaker 4: Your interpretation exactly.
Speaker 2: I'd get done, put in a commra in the wrong spot.
Speaker 1: Oh when I tried, you know what I used to do.
Speaker 1: Don't do this if you're on the way exam. But
Speaker 1: I would because there were huge books we'd read and
Speaker 1: you'd have to quote them. I would just write sentences
Speaker 1: and highlight. You have to highlight them as a quote,
Speaker 1: and I just highlight them and I'm like, as if
Speaker 1: this person reading this knows every sentence in the book.
Speaker 3: The study guard was always good because the study guard
Speaker 3: was an Abriez made things up, abbreviated version of the book.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that well.
Speaker 2: Graded by computer teachers.
Speaker 1: My day now to be different.
Speaker 4: I think they're still cross marked back in my day.
Speaker 2: So if you get missus you know, I don't know,
Speaker 2: doubt Missus Doubtfire on a bad night. She's sitting there
Speaker 2: at the beanos with the cig you know, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: cruising over your exam paper. If she's in a bad mood,
Speaker 2: you're going to.
Speaker 4: We'll sort of.
Speaker 5: But then Missus Doubtfire would hand that paper over to
Speaker 5: Missus Collins over here and that'd cross check them.
Speaker 2: But Missus Colins is having a bad night as well,
Speaker 2: then you doomed.
Speaker 4: You're in strive.
Speaker 1: No, you're actually not. If you don't do that well
Speaker 1: in your exams, it's fine.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Missus Doubtfire and Ms Collins, good luck
Speaker 2: for the marking.
Speaker 1: Small red wines over a few pages. When the girls
Speaker 1: get together.
Speaker 2: The exams are just hanging on a little clothesline in
Speaker 2: their house.
Speaker 1: All my made up quotes smudged.
Speaker 2: Clint, you are the smarty pants of the team.
Speaker 1: That's not true.
Speaker 4: Actually I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: Lauren wants to challenge you.
Speaker 1: I'm I got a better score in year twelve, not
Speaker 1: that it matters, but I am the queen of the
Speaker 1: field when it comes to you twelve results.
Speaker 2: Well, we're about to find out. This is Jesus spelling.
Speaker 1: Very good, beautiful that you've spelled spelling and correct you.
Speaker 2: I'm shocking at spelling. Are you bring I'll come bring it.
Speaker 2: That's not your news, Clint V. Lauren. I will give
Speaker 2: you everyday words.
Speaker 1: I'm a bad speller.
Speaker 2: Don't you write all the scripts and everything? Cell check?
Speaker 1: No, he does voice to text?
Speaker 2: Does the auto cure have a lot of red lines?
Speaker 1: A little wiggly one? What about when you when in
Speaker 1: auto spell or whatever. Hell it's called auto dictionary, the
Speaker 1: little red line comes up and it can't actually decipher
Speaker 1: the word that you're trying to write. You have to
Speaker 1: go on the saurus and like another word.
Speaker 2: For okay, google it all right, Okay, the everyday works. Okay,
Speaker 2: first words, who's getting this? You both get a crack.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not how the works.
Speaker 2: But that's fine, Lauren. You could take it first. Your
Speaker 2: word is using a sentence, and then spell is restaurant.
Speaker 2: You go to enough of them?
Speaker 1: Oh you put in a sentence?
Speaker 2: Or I do you do restaurant?
Speaker 1: I like to dine in a restaurant. R. E. S
Speaker 1: T you are a n T.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately that is incorrect.
Speaker 4: I like to dine in a restaurant.
Speaker 5: Restaurant R E s t a u r A n
Speaker 5: T no across the road.
Speaker 1: You read that off the sign? How do you spell it?
Speaker 4: There's a window which reads pizza restaurant.
Speaker 1: That one didn't count. That was a practice.
Speaker 4: You cheated.
Speaker 2: You were so confident. All right, next one, okay.
Speaker 1: No, we're starting again.
Speaker 2: Okay, you didn't know.
Speaker 1: There was a name there.
Speaker 2: One comes up a lot on Shark Entrepreneurs.
Speaker 1: You can take this, all right.
Speaker 4: Entrepreneur E n t r E p r e n
Speaker 4: t e U are.
Speaker 2: Lauren wanta have a crap e entrepreneur using the sentence
Speaker 2: because that's always a hard The.
Speaker 1: People on Shark Tank Entrepreneurs.
Speaker 4: Entrepreneur and.
Speaker 1: Ent r E p r u e.
Speaker 4: R I put a t entre p How do you
Speaker 4: spell it? E n t r E p r e
Speaker 4: n e you are?
Speaker 1: You missed the whole litterate it.
Speaker 2: E n t r E p r e n E
Speaker 2: are You didn't.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what I said. Thank you, producing you're dyslexic,
Speaker 4: you can't.
Speaker 2: Thanks. Thanks?
Speaker 1: Okay, Next, and the spelling it's fine. We're moving along.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Just explain. It's not getting the letters backward spelled.
Speaker 2: Dyslexic, got a word in mind. I like the spell
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 1: I don't know spell.
Speaker 4: Next immediately, okay.
Speaker 1: I M M E D I A T E L.
Speaker 2: Sorry, it's yeah, that's right. I'm dyslexic.
Speaker 4: I double M E D I A T.
Speaker 1: E L. Correct, immediately correct and bringing the first time.
Speaker 1: Skip the e.
Speaker 4: But we're working together.
Speaker 1: It's too dumb and dumber.
Speaker 2: Punctuation Sorry, pronunciation.
Speaker 5: Pronunciation p R O U n c I A T I.
Speaker 2: Wasn't listening.
Speaker 4: P R O n U n c I A t
Speaker 4: I O N.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's done it.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Can you use it in the sentence?
Speaker 1: You pronounced the word pronunciation.
Speaker 2: Incorrectly first sentence with nail. So like we're saying, don't.
Speaker 1: Worry, if you're going to be it's gonna be fine you.
Speaker 2: Laurence Lauren wake up feeling good.
Speaker 1: Following them on the socials,