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Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and Natalia Dyer have spent a decade together on the set of ‘Stranger Things,’ so you’d think they know everything about each other. In this episode of “Where Is the Lie?”, the co-stars try to flip each other’s stories upside down, from Finn’s claim he owns a baseball signed by Zac Efron, to Gaten pretending he likes the taste of mezcal to seem cool, to Natalia answering only to the name Ariel after watching ‘The Little Mermaid,’ proving that even after five seasons, there are still some mysteries to solve outside of Hawkins.

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00:00It's better to be like, can I eat the Bay Breeze?
00:02It just tastes bad.
00:03But the look.
00:03Give me Bay Breeze as a look.
00:05There it is.
00:07I don't have to say anything.
00:08Oh, let's turn that off.
00:10I didn't think this through.
00:20Oh.
00:24Preliminary evidence.
00:26Here we go.
00:27I have an autographed Zac Efron baseball.
00:30Chad Smith from the Red Hot Chili Peppers gave me $50 once.
00:35I peed my pants in second grade and watched another girl clean it up thinking that it
00:40was water.
00:41I think that all of these are truth adjacent.
00:44I think there's going to be like a weird detail, like maybe Chad Smith gave him $25 instead
00:48of $50.
00:49You know what I mean?
00:50Don't you think if he had something signed by Zac Efron?
00:53Why would it be a baseball?
00:54It would be a basketball?
00:55All I can think of is get your head in a game song.
00:57Get your head in the game and he wasn't even in that.
00:59Where did you receive this baseball?
01:00At my house.
01:01At your house?
01:02Yeah, yeah.
01:03It was at my house.
01:04They gave it to you directly?
01:05My mom's friend worked on the greens department on a movie that he was doing in BC.
01:10Is this movie out yet?
01:11Oh, it's been out.
01:12Zac Efron playing baseball in a movie.
01:14Yep.
01:15Was that Charlie St. Cloud?
01:16Yeah.
01:17It's lame that you know that.
01:19Thank you very much.
01:20But it's lame of me to have it.
01:22What was the $50 for?
01:23Just for being myself.
01:24No.
01:25No.
01:26He didn't just give you money.
01:27He had a per diem and gave me 50 bucks.
01:29I think I have rumblings of maybe you telling me about this cleanup story.
01:33You must have been very hydrated if you thought it was water.
01:35At the time, drinking a lot of water.
01:38Did you have a lot of coffee?
01:39It's a bit of a diuretic.
01:40Oh, shit.
01:41I didn't even talk.
01:42Great job.
01:43Oh, man.
01:44I think you guys got the answer.
01:48It's just very specific to say, like, I peed my pants and then I watched another girl clean
01:53it up if it didn't happen.
01:55Wouldn't it have been seen that you were drenched?
01:58I don't have to say anything.
01:59We feel good about Charlie St. Cloud of it all.
02:01I feel great about Charlie St. Cloud of it all.
02:03Okay.
02:04Then, yeah, I think the middle.
02:05That is our final verdict.
02:06Chad.
02:07Chad, we think that you did not receive $50 for Chad Smith at six years old.
02:09I did not.
02:10Oh!
02:11You know who did?
02:12My brother, Nick.
02:13Oh, see?
02:14Truth of Jason.
02:15The Red Hot Chili Peppers were playing a show in Vancouver and he had his per diem.
02:28My family friend Atticus and my brother were standing on the street.
02:31They were probably, like, eight years old.
02:33And he went up to both of them and was like, hey, gave them each 50 bucks.
02:36He is a cool guy.
02:37Preliminary evidence.
02:48I accidentally said, what the hell, in front of my first grade class and then cried under
02:55my desk.
02:56I find most 80s horror movies to be pretty insufferable.
03:01I pretend to like the taste of mezcal because it seems like a cool person drink.
03:08You said, what the hell, and it was an accident.
03:11Why would you say it was an accident?
03:13There was this girl who put stickers all over her face and turned around and the reveal
03:16was like, ooh, what the hell?
03:18And it was in front of the class by the chalkboard.
03:20It wasn't that, like, you read it out loud or something.
03:22No, no, no, no, no.
03:23It was a reaction.
03:24It was like a from the soul reaction.
03:25And you cried because...
03:27I got in trouble.
03:28I got embarrassed.
03:29I was like, we don't say that.
03:30Shame.
03:31You're shamed.
03:32Yeah, I felt shamed.
03:33And the next one was...
03:34Oh, yeah.
03:35That most 80s horror movies are insufferable.
03:36I find 80s horror movies pretty insufferable.
03:37I just don't have a good time when I'm watching them.
03:40None of them.
03:41I just can't deal with the cheese, man.
03:43Like the thing?
03:44I just find it so not scary and I was so annoyed every time somebody would be like,
03:48are you ready to shit yourself?
03:49And then I was like, this is the dorkiest thing I've ever seen in my life.
03:52Right.
03:53And maybe that's the charm.
03:54When's the last time you had mezcal, would you say?
03:56Yeah.
03:57I had mezcal the last time I had a drink.
03:58Oh, really?
03:59Okay.
04:00Would you say you enjoyed that drink?
04:01Yeah.
04:02I would say that I enjoyed that drink.
04:03Yeah, you would say it.
04:04I would say it.
04:05I would say it.
04:06But secretly inside, you were thinking...
04:08I just think it tastes like feet.
04:11Oh, man.
04:15I totally believe that he would think that some 80s horror movies were bad.
04:19Yeah.
04:20You said that with conviction.
04:21And didn't like them.
04:22And the mezcal thing, I totally believe too.
04:24I absolutely believe it.
04:25I totally believe those two.
04:27I mean, I feel like it must be the first one.
04:29I also believe that, like, that you could have cried under your desk at some point.
04:34That was common.
04:35I think he could either love mezcal.
04:37Or why would you order it if you don't like it?
04:39I think it would look fucking cool.
04:40It's a cool drink.
04:43It's better to be like, can I have a Bay Breeze?
04:46It just tastes bad.
04:47But the look.
04:48Give me Bay Breeze as a look.
04:49There it is.
04:50Our final answer is what the hell.
04:53The what the hell story.
05:00I do like mezcal.
05:01I knew it!
05:03You know why I specified that?
05:04Because my girlfriend and our best friend think that I am lying.
05:09They think I don't like it and that I'm trying to do it to be cool.
05:11My instinct was right.
05:12You're already so cool.
05:13Come on.
05:14My instinct was totally right.
05:15Yeah, yeah.
05:16I should have chased the instinct.
05:17Yeah.
05:18I heard what the hell on Law & Order.
05:19You weren't allowed to watch SpongeBob SquarePants.
05:20You were allowed to watch Law & Order.
05:21Well, my mom would be watching it.
05:22It was on in the morning.
05:23I remember in Law & Order, I remember hearing,
05:25you son of a bitch!
05:26And my mom going, oh, let's turn that off.
05:28I like the idea of you waking up to the sound of Anthony Anderson.
05:31So what do we got?
05:41God, she thinks she's so innocent.
05:42She thinks it's so cool.
05:43Preliminary evidence.
05:44I won the state spelling bee in the third grade.
05:48Believable.
05:49Totally.
05:50After watching The Little Mermaid,
05:51I only answered to the name Ariel for a month.
05:54Oh.
05:55Believable.
05:56Also very believable.
05:57It's so cute.
05:58I had a pet duck named Peep.
06:01Peep's a name for a chick, not a duck.
06:03Yeah.
06:04Case closed.
06:05That's a name for a chick.
06:06I could have a dog and name my dog Cat.
06:08There's not enough juxtaposition for it to be a bit.
06:10It just sounds like a misunderstanding of the noise that baby ducks make.
06:13They say quack.
06:14Therefore.
06:15Therefore.
06:16Therefore she should have named it quack.
06:19Okay.
06:20So state spelling bee.
06:21Winning word.
06:22Chrysanthemum.
06:23Spell it.
06:24Now?
06:25Right now.
06:26Oh God.
06:27C.
06:28H.
06:29R.
06:30Y.
06:31She could have known at one point in her life.
06:32S-A-N-T-H-E-M-U-M.
06:34I don't know how to spell chrysanthemum.
06:38Okay.
06:39And this duck.
06:40Uh-huh.
06:41Was it like yours?
06:42Or was it like something that you nicknamed?
06:43I had a pond in the backyard.
06:44Okay.
06:45And my dad raised ducks.
06:46Okay.
06:47And what was the other one?
06:48So aerial for a month meaning?
06:49I was quite young when it came out.
06:51Five or six probably.
06:52Yes, of course.
06:53Quite young.
06:54Yeah.
06:55That was my identity for a month.
06:56The time frame is suspicious to me.
06:57I think a month to commit to any bigger.
06:59I think a month has ended.
07:00And then it was like, you know, your parents put it to bed.
07:02I think that either the aerial one's a lie or the spelling bee one's a lie.
07:11I just think the duration of the aerial is surprising to me.
07:14But you're a committed person.
07:15This is true.
07:16Is this the same situation where it's-
07:17Is it an adjacent truth?
07:18Where it's like, oh, duck.
07:19It's like, oh, I actually didn't have ducks.
07:21I had chickens.
07:22Yeah.
07:23Because peep is a chick's name.
07:24Right.
07:27Aerial's the lie.
07:32I did not participate in the spelling bee or any spelling bee ever.
07:39I should have trusted my gut when she couldn't spell chrysanthemum.
07:41Yeah.
07:42That was pretty obvious.
07:43I didn't think this through very hard.
07:45That was such a good grill, too.
07:46It's the perfect question to ask.
07:47Chrysanthemum is a long word for third grade.
07:49It's a long word, hard for third grade, and she couldn't spell it.
07:52Is it C-H?
07:53I didn't say anything I could.
07:54C-H-R-Y.
07:55Chrysanthemum.
07:56I-S-T-M-A-S for Santa Christmas.
08:01Thanks so much for watching.
08:02And check out Stranger Things season five on Netflix.
08:05Don't mess with him or else he'll go crazy.
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