00:00The word of the year, according to Miriam Webster's dictionary, and some people use a dictionary still, is gaslighting, which
00:07is so true.
00:08We've overused it, y'all.
00:10You did gaslight me one time.
00:12I gaslit you?
00:13Yeah, you did. You did. You did.
00:15Wait, what?
00:15You did. I'll tell you when you did it, because this is it.
00:18Okay, so one of the games we played, wait, wait, you went over the time to decorate the cookie or
00:29whatever it was.
00:30And then I said, you went over the time, and you said, no, I didn't. No, I didn't.
00:33And I was like, well, you did, because it went ding, and it was over.
00:36And then, wait, wait, wait, then you're like, guys, did I? Did I go? I did not. I did not.
00:42I stayed within the rules. I was like, wait a minute, what's happening right now?
00:45So gaslighting is when you know it's not true, but you keep going until the other person thinks they're crazy.
00:53That's what it is.
00:54But I don't think I thought you were, I don't think I tried to make you feel crazy.
00:58I think I was, that's called lying.
01:00No, but if you never stop, if you don't stop and you try to convince others.
01:04There's a difference between gaslighting and lying.
01:08You're doing it again.
01:09It's happening, you're right.
01:11It's happening again.
01:11No, I think we think people are gaslighting when they're not.
01:14I straight up cheated on a game and lied to you.
01:17No, but you convinced everyone else that it was the truth.
01:20Nobody was convinced that it was the truth, except me.
01:23Okay?
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