- 9 minutes ago
Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman put their honesty to the test in Vanity Fair's Lie Detector Test. The stars of 'The Love Hypothesis' ask each other revealing questions about their careers, personalities, and everything in between. Watch as the polygraph reveals who's telling the truth--and who might have something to hide.
FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR ALI HAZELWOOD THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS STARRING LILI REINHART & TOM BATEMAN IS OUT NOW ON PRIME VIDEO
FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR ALI HAZELWOOD THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS STARRING LILI REINHART & TOM BATEMAN IS OUT NOW ON PRIME VIDEO
Category
🛠️
LifestyleTranscript
00:00Did you know who I was when my name was brought into the mix?
00:04Uh, I don't...
00:06No, I didn't.
00:09I think they went and they went Daisy Ridley's husband.
00:13And there it was.
00:17Tom.
00:18Lily.
00:20We've brought you here today to take a lie detector test.
00:22One of you will be hooked up to the machine, while the other will ask the questions.
00:26And then you'll switch.
00:28This is Stephanie, our polygraph operator.
00:30We know her.
00:31We do know her. Big fan.
00:33Who wants to be in the hot seat first?
00:35Can I go first?
00:35Yes!
00:36Do you know what? This has been like a little bucket list thing.
00:38I've always wanted to be hooked up to a lie detector test.
00:40Okay, so he's first.
00:40I can't wait any longer. I'm ready to go. Let's hook me up.
00:49I'm ready.
00:51Tom, to calibrate the machine, I'm going to ask you some straightforward questions.
00:55Please answer honestly.
00:56I promise I will try.
00:58Is your full name Thomas Jonathan Bateman?
01:01It is. That is my full name. That's me. How'd I do?
01:04So far so good.
01:06Thanks, man. Thanks.
01:07Were you born in Oxford, England?
01:09I was born in Oxford, England.
01:11Fancy.
01:11It is a bit fancy, actually. I'm from the not fancy part.
01:14Are you nervous?
01:16I'm so nervous, but so excited.
01:18Stephanie, are we ready to go?
01:20We are ready. The machine has been calibrated.
01:22Oh, good.
01:23All right, let's get started.
01:24Let's go.
01:27You are one of 14 children, and you are also a twin.
01:31Did you become an actor to distinguish yourself from all of your siblings?
01:35Almost certainly. Yeah, yeah.
01:37I'm the only one, which is kind of strange, right?
01:38Because you think with 14 people, maybe you'd have more.
01:41But, yeah, I think it doesn't take a therapist to work out that I just wanted some attention.
01:46Is being the favorite child important to you?
01:49I let that go a long time ago when I realized I wasn't.
01:52So, yeah.
01:53You can't be the favorite of 14, do you know what I mean?
01:55That's so many children.
01:57Yeah, it's a tall order. That's a tall order.
01:58So it's not really important to me.
01:59Are you the favorite now?
02:01Definitely not, no.
02:02My mom did actually say verbatim when someone jokingly said, who's your favorite?
02:07She said, Merlin, which is my twin.
02:08She didn't even think.
02:09Right.
02:10And she was distracted, too, so it was like we knew she was telling the truth.
02:13So, yeah, we all got over that pretty quick.
02:15Can you settle rumors once and for all?
02:18Here we go.
02:19This is what this is for.
02:21Is this person one of your siblings?
02:25This person is actually my twin brother.
02:28No, no, he's not.
02:29No, it's a hilariously common name, isn't it?
02:31And I worked, he was the producer of that show I worked on.
02:34A lot of people said, is that how you got the job?
02:37And I said, yeah, yeah, it is.
02:39And did you ever pretend you were related to him to use his industry connections?
02:44No, but that's given me ideas.
02:46Maybe I will.
02:47Maybe I will from now on.
02:48Do you think life would be easier if you were a Nepo baby?
02:52Would it be easier?
02:53I mean, I kind of, you know, I know a few Nepo babies.
02:56And I have to say, I think they have a hard time.
02:58They obviously get doors open for them, but then people, they're living in a shadow.
03:01It's cold in there.
03:02Whereas anything that if you're not, you just go, oh, they did that thing off their own back, you know.
03:07So I don't think it would help.
03:09So far, you've been quite truthful.
03:12Quite?
03:12Quite truthful.
03:13Yeah.
03:14Like out of five, that would be like, what?
03:16Five?
03:16Yeah.
03:17Mm-hmm.
03:17You played both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in ITV's Jekyll and Hyde.
03:21Does this mean you earned double the salary?
03:24God, I wish it did.
03:25That would have been so good.
03:26That would have been a whole 25 pounds.
03:29No way.
03:30No, it didn't.
03:31I just got paid for the one.
03:32Because really, he wasn't two people.
03:34He was split down the middle.
03:36It was one character.
03:37So you don't think you should have gotten paid double?
03:39Oh, well, that's a very different question, isn't it, Lily?
03:41I think I should get paid double on every job.
03:44So do you think you did a better job at playing two characters than this person?
03:47Oh, God damn it.
03:49No way.
03:50She's like the OG Jekyll and Hyde.
03:53Come on, that is one of the greatest films.
03:55What about this person?
03:56Oh, my God, how many have we got?
03:58No.
03:59No, this person.
04:00This was one of, that was my favorite movie that year.
04:03Oh, my God, last year.
04:04My God, he was amazing.
04:05I don't know if I read this somewhere or whatever.
04:07He had dimples for one character and not the other.
04:09Like, his face was that specific.
04:12That's incredible.
04:12Was it like a prosthetic or he just changed how he held his face?
04:14No, I think it was the way he was just holding his, like, his energy and everything.
04:18Absolutely incredible.
04:19I'm so happy he won.
04:20I was cheering for that.
04:21He was incredible.
04:21So you were rooting for him to win the Oscar?
04:23I was rooting for him because I tried to do the dimple thing for Jekyll and Hyde.
04:27Didn't really work.
04:28I didn't know that was a thing where you could.
04:29It is.
04:30How do you do that?
04:30Show me.
04:32What the fuck?
04:35That's not dimples.
04:36Are you picking up some deception or something over here?
04:39Yeah.
04:39No, I can't touch those guys.
04:41They were amazing.
04:42Okay.
04:43Is that coming up true?
04:44Truthful.
04:44Thank God.
04:45Otherwise, Michael B.
04:47You have said that doing most of your own stunts on this show was therapeutic.
04:51Do you particularly enjoy trashing hotel rooms?
04:55I really do.
04:56Most hotel rooms that I walk into, I think, how quickly could I trash this?
05:00The machine is picking up.
05:02There you go.
05:03Damn it.
05:04I just want to be cooler than I actually am.
05:05I walk in.
05:06I take my shoes off straight away.
05:08You know, I make the bed.
05:11No, I don't trash any hotel rooms.
05:12It did feel very fun to do, though.
05:14Do you clean up to create less work for the housekeepers?
05:18I do.
05:19Yeah.
05:20I think it's because it's quite a strange feeling, I think, being in a hotel for long periods.
05:25I usually don't really like people coming in and cleaning anyway because it feels strange, you know?
05:29If you're there for a long amount of time.
05:30Yeah.
05:30But if I know that they're coming in and doing it, I do tidy up because I was a cleaner.
05:35I know what it's like to come in.
05:36You're like, come on, man.
05:37You couldn't have helped me out.
05:39T-Method.
05:40Such a good guy.
05:40Yeah.
05:41Have you ever done anything aggressive to blow off steam?
05:46Have I ever done anything aggressive to blow off steam?
05:50Definitely, yeah.
05:51So I used to clean toilets.
05:52And I remember I was cleaning this toilet.
05:54You know the nozzle on the hairdryer?
05:56Yeah.
05:56And I cracked my head on it.
05:57I went, ow, I got so angry that I punched the stall wall.
06:00I thought you were saying that that's how you blew off steam was you cracked your head on the thing.
06:04The steam was, that created the steam.
06:05Yeah.
06:06And then I punched this wall to blow off the steam.
06:09Yeah.
06:09But then I just had a really injured hand and a really hurt head.
06:12And no one cared.
06:15Did you create a hole in the wall?
06:17No, it was pathetic.
06:18Nothing.
06:19The only thing that got hurt or damaged was me and my ego.
06:22And I haven't thought about that since right now.
06:24Your character in The Love Hypothesis is the most hated and feared man on campus.
06:30Was being mean difficult for you?
06:32Not even a little bit.
06:33No.
06:34It's so fun to be mean.
06:36So you don't care what people think about you?
06:38No, I do care.
06:39Like in realsies, in real life.
06:41I think that's why it was very liberating playing that.
06:42I thought, my God, if I could just have a little bit of this guy in my life, I care
06:45too much.
06:46Do you care about what I think of you?
06:48So much, Lily.
06:49It's my man.
06:50How's that coming up?
06:51That was truthful.
06:52This is a scary question for me.
06:54Did I make a good first impression when we met?
06:57You're like the reason I wanted to do it because of when we met.
06:59Because we did a...
07:00When I met you on that Zoom and we were doing this chemistry read on this Zoom.
07:03And I was going, oh, I really, I think this script's really fun.
07:06And I'd never done a romantic comedy before.
07:08And I really liked the character.
07:09But when you came on, I was like, oh, I wonder what it's going to be.
07:12And you were so playful and fun.
07:15I didn't want the read to end.
07:16And then it did.
07:17And I thought, God, that was so fun.
07:18So you made a great first impression.
07:19And I'm not just saying that.
07:21Ask me, am I telling a lie?
07:22That was the truth.
07:23That was the true truth.
07:25That's so sweet.
07:26You'd made a great first impression.
07:27I'm glad.
07:28And a great second and third.
07:29The fourth one...
07:30Not so much.
07:31You know what I mean.
07:31No one's perfect.
07:32Don't even tell me if that was true or not.
07:34So my character in our film is based on fan fiction.
07:38Inspired by this Star Wars character.
07:41Who is this?
07:41Played by your wife.
07:43Do you wish that you could play a character so iconic that it gets a spin-off?
07:48Yes.
07:49Her character is so beloved by people.
07:51I've got to see the impact that she's had.
07:55On so many people.
07:56Some of my nieces, I remember when they first met her, they were going,
07:59My God.
07:59To have that impact on people and to then have a sort of spin-off and things being inspired by
08:04it.
08:05That's a kind of dream, right?
08:06Because you never know how the work you're going to do is going to be received.
08:09So I think that's the dream, right?
08:11That's something so well-received that people just want more and more.
08:13Even if it doesn't exist yet.
08:14They're like, well, go ahead and make it, please.
08:16Our characters have a meet-cute in a bathroom.
08:19Is that similar to how you and your wife met?
08:21I love that.
08:22No, it's not.
08:23We didn't meet in a bathroom.
08:24No.
08:25I would hope not.
08:26I love that that's the sort of base layer for meet-cutes.
08:30It's sort of like bathroom.
08:32I don't think I would call ours a meet-cute.
08:34It was just a meet.
08:36It was a meet.
08:37But it was kind of cute.
08:38I thought it was cute.
08:39Fans refer to your wife's character and Adam Driver's character in The Force Awakens as Raylo.
08:44Do you think the name has a better ring to it than Olivesen?
08:51Olivesen.
08:51That sounds like a European football manager.
08:53Like, they're doing Carlson.
08:55Oh, I see.
08:56Yeah.
08:56But that's not usually how it works.
08:58Olivesen.
08:59Yeah, that's bad.
08:59Yeah, no, I think, what was it, Raylo?
09:01Yeah.
09:01Raylo, Raylo, really.
09:02Yeah.
09:03I think finishing with an O.
09:04Yeah, it's nice.
09:05What was it, Olivesen?
09:06Olivesen.
09:07Oh, that makes me want to brush my teeth.
09:11Okay, fair enough.
09:12Yeah.
09:13How are we doing, by the way?
09:13Am I taking them all?
09:14I haven't lied yet?
09:15We're doing great, yeah.
09:16I mean, that one time.
09:17That one time.
09:18That one time.
09:19Okay.
09:19You wrote the film Magpie, which is about a failing marriage.
09:22Is it true that your wife, who also starred in the film, gave you the idea for it?
09:26Yeah, it was her idea.
09:29Do you think she was trying to send you a message?
09:33If she did, it was not received.
09:36I just went, oh my God, yeah, that's a great idea.
09:38And she sat there going, there is no film.
09:40I just want to get this through your stupid head.
09:43That was truthful.
09:45It was truthful.
09:46I can't lie.
09:46Yeah, I know.
09:47Did you pull from any personal experience when making the film?
09:50Yeah, well, I wrote the film, and so I don't think it's possible to write something
09:55without pulling from personal experience, or act in something, really.
09:58So were you able to get some things off your chest?
10:01Yeah, but not in the way I think you're hinting at there.
10:03It's on the paper.
10:04It's on the paper.
10:05It was all to do with kind of toxicity within relationships and what people let slide and
10:10why they might let it slide.
10:12Hand on heart, wasn't about our relationship, but there were relationships I have seen that
10:17are in my life that I've observed that I've thought, this is problematic.
10:20I'm going to go ahead and write it in a film, and hopefully they get the hint.
10:24Were there any consequences to that?
10:26I don't speak to most of the people that I know anymore.
10:28No, there were no consequences.
10:30No, I think.
10:31I hope.
10:32Maybe behind closed doors.
10:33You've said that Daisy gave you notes while you were writing.
10:36Did you take all of them?
10:37Oh, yeah.
10:38Daisy's the kind of person, she gives you a note.
10:40Firstly, I'm not lying.
10:43She gives great notes.
10:44She gives really good notes.
10:45And our tastes kind of aligned, but also, she gives me her notes in acting and stuff.
10:48Like if I'm reading a scene with her or something, she just goes, hmm, have you thought
10:51about that?
10:52And hilariously, I never have.
10:53Um, so I do take them.
10:55Sometimes I do resist them, because sometimes, or, you know what I mean, the instinct within
10:59you.
11:00Yeah.
11:00She'll go, hey, have you thought about this?
11:01I'm like, oh, how dare you?
11:03Of course I've thought about it.
11:04Final question.
11:05Here we go.
11:06And then I'm getting my sweet, sweet revenge on you, Lil.
11:08Did you lie at any point during this lie detector test, and we didn't catch you?
11:13Everything has been a lie.
11:15We're through the looking glass, people.
11:17No, uh, I don't think so.
11:18I found this actually far more, um...
11:20You're so truthful.
11:21You just are.
11:22It's the easiest thing to be.
11:30To calibrate this machine, I'm going to ask you some very straightforward questions.
11:34Please.
11:35Please answer them, honestly.
11:36Is your name Lily Pauline Reinhardt?
11:41It is.
11:43That's what I'm going to call you from now on.
11:45Were you born in Idaho?
11:46Idaho.
11:47Idaho.
11:49I was born in Ohio.
11:51And are you ready to take this lie detector test?
11:53I think so.
11:55You nervous?
11:56Yeah.
11:57How's she doing?
11:58She's doing great, and we are ready.
12:00The machine has been calibrated.
12:02Let's get started.
12:03Let's get started.
12:05You moved to L.A. when you were 18 to pursue acting, but moved back home after six months.
12:10Now, is that because you missed the scenic beauty of Cleveland?
12:12No.
12:13I moved from North Carolina, actually.
12:16So I moved to North Carolina when I was 16 for my dad's job.
12:19So when I was 18, I moved from North Carolina to L.A.
12:23And then after six months, I left because I was so depressed and wasn't making any money.
12:28I was so physically ill from my depression that I had to go home.
12:34Oh, no.
12:35That's, I mean, that's the truth, right?
12:38You are being truthful.
12:39Yeah.
12:39Yeah.
12:40Hey, it worked out.
12:41But then I moved back.
12:42Wayo.
12:42I moved back.
12:43Is L.A. a terrible place to be a struggling actor?
12:46It sucks, yeah, to be a struggling actor anywhere, though.
12:49I'm working through this now with a neuroplastic, do you know what neuroplasticity is?
12:55I think so, but please, you're a Nazi.
12:57Well, I can't even, it's like helping you rewire your brain and get to the root traumas of things.
13:02And I'm realizing how detrimental my constant rejections during my teenage years have been to my adult development.
13:13So, yeah.
13:14What are you doing to get the plasticity?
13:15Are we talking like magic mushrooms and stuff?
13:18No, not mushrooms.
13:20No?
13:20How's she doing that?
13:21She's telling the truth.
13:22Yeah, no shrooms.
13:23Okay.
13:24You lived in a shared apartment with, quote, a bajillion people.
13:27Were you the passive-aggressive roommate?
13:30Probably.
13:31I think I lived, so I lived in a house in Hollywood Hills at the bottom of one of the
13:36hills with, like, six people.
13:37But I had my own little bedroom, but I had to share a bathroom with, like, four people.
13:43God.
13:43And the bathroom was right next to my bed, so I was hearing some things constantly.
13:49You still close with those people?
13:50No.
13:51So did you leave post-it notes on people's dirty dishes?
13:54No, not at all.
13:55I genuinely barely used the kitchen.
13:58I would make things in a crock pot and keep the crock pot in my room, so I didn't have
14:01to leave my room.
14:02I can really just see that.
14:04Big introvert here.
14:05Yeah.
14:05Is that because you didn't share?
14:08I actually recall maybe getting mad at someone for taking some of my chips at some point, so I guess
14:14I, at the time, yeah.
14:16I didn't have any money.
14:18I was like, when I buy food, it's for me.
14:21I don't think I'd ever come between you and chips.
14:25That's a scary place.
14:26Was I having a lot of chips while we were shooting?
14:28It was Mountain Dew.
14:29Your character, Betty Cooper on Riverdale, wore an iconic ponytail.
14:33Is it true that the location of the ponytail was reflective of her mental state?
14:38And was that your decision?
14:39No.
14:40The ponytail itself wasn't reflective of the mental state.
14:42We did a time jump, season five, I believe, and so the ponytail, in order to show my progression as
14:48a human being, went down closer to the nape of my neck rather than the middle high pony.
14:55Because she's grown?
14:56Because she's grown, and I had extensions in, so my ponytail itself was longer.
15:00Oh, sick.
15:01Yeah.
15:02What would your hair say about you right now?
15:06Oh, well, half of it's not mine, so that I'm a fake bitch.
15:12No, I don't know.
15:13What would my hair say about me right now?
15:14That I've been working with Erica, my hair stylist, for a long time, and she kills it.
15:19And Matt, my hair colorist, who did it last night.
15:22Shout out.
15:22Yeah.
15:23What does my hair say about me right now?
15:24Your hair looks great.
15:26I saw when you walked in, I was like, your hair looks really good.
15:28Oh, you like the hair?
15:29Mm-hmm.
15:29Thanks, man.
15:30I appreciate a good head of hair.
15:32Yeah.
15:32Just in general.
15:33Yeah.
15:33Because I don't have that.
15:34You have a great head of hair.
15:36No, this is smoke and mirrors, baby.
15:3750% of it is great.
15:38Smoke and mirrors, baby.
15:40Do you use the CoStar app?
15:43Oh, I used to.
15:45That tells you about your horoscope.
15:46Oh.
15:47But I don't anymore.
15:48Because I think I don't like, I'm too persuasive in a way where if someone tells me, like, today
15:54you're going to have a bad day, I'm going to be like, f**k, I'm going to have a bad day.
15:57And that's not true.
15:59That isn't true.
15:59So I don't maybe want to see that stuff.
16:02I like that.
16:02Sometimes I do on TikTok when it's like, here's the thing about being a Virgo, and I'm like,
16:06I'm listening.
16:09You are an executive producer on our new movie, The Love Hypothesis.
16:12Doesn't that mean that you had final say on casting me?
16:16I did.
16:16You did?
16:17Mm-hmm.
16:17How's that truth?
16:18That was truthful.
16:19No, thanks, man.
16:20Of course.
16:21We chemistry read twice, and I know we put you, that's a lot.
16:25Like, I was doing so many Zoom chemistry reads.
16:28Sorry.
16:28Maybe you didn't know that that's how many I had to do.
16:30No, no, I knew it.
16:30I'm cool.
16:31I had to do quite a few, but it was like, you're so perfect.
16:35So it was great.
16:36It was funny, because I remember it coming, they were like, oh, they wouldn't do another one.
16:39I was like, I'm having fun here.
16:40I'll do this as many times as you want.
16:41Did you know who I was when my name was brought into the mix?
16:48I don't know.
16:50I didn't.
16:52I think they went, and they went, Daisy Ridley's husband.
16:56And there it was.
16:57But I'm positive the only reason they said that is because of the fan fiction of the
17:03book being based off of her.
17:04Plus, I'm happy with that.
17:05But you know, I was very quickly on IMDb going, oh, I know him.
17:08Is there any actor, any other actor, I should say, that you were leaning towards?
17:12If yes, who was it?
17:13Yeah, there was two.
17:14It was between you and another guy.
17:16And I'm not going to say who.
17:18She's so good.
17:19She's telling the truth.
17:20Yeah, it was.
17:21It was him and another guy.
17:22I'm going to get that out of you.
17:23Did I make a good first impression in our chemistry test?
17:26Totally.
17:27You were such a good actor.
17:29And that, to me, is always the most important.
17:33I mean, obviously, that sounds obvious.
17:34But like, and you just so happen to have dark features, which is what we were looking for.
17:39And you were tall, which is a huge part of the book.
17:43And like, we were, it's kind of nerve wracking when you're casting.
17:46And you're like, you need to find a, I think he's 6'4 in the book.
17:50And we're like, we need to find a guy over six feet.
17:52So there's a big height difference.
17:54And with dark features.
17:56And in you came on Zoom.
17:58And I came on Zoom.
17:59Which is hilarious, because you're like, you can't see how tall I am on Zoom.
18:02Oh, I looked that up.
18:04Oh, of course you did.
18:05I was Googling that.
18:05We all were.
18:06We had to.
18:07I like this question.
18:08Were there any performance choices that I made that were cringe to you?
18:11If yes, what were they?
18:16That were cringe to me?
18:18Yeah, did I give you the ick in some of my choices?
18:20I think we knew this, that you were doing two different versions of Adam.
18:25One that was a little bit more deeply not socially aware.
18:30And one that was a little bit more, no, I don't even want to say aware, because Adam doesn't care.
18:37But I leaned, I responded to the version where you were a little bit more tapped in to what was
18:43going on around you.
18:44Sure, instead of the.
18:45Instead of a little bit.
18:47Yeah, yeah, I don't know what we would call that.
18:51Yeah, good, it was a swing.
18:53Let's see if it ends.
18:54You've mentioned in an interview that people say you have a little bite in you.
18:58Do you agree with that assessment?
19:00Wow.
19:00Yeah, I think I'm blunt, and I think people really know how I feel pretty instantly, and it's really hard
19:11for me to hide that, and I think that can be off-putting to some people.
19:14So I definitely know that I can certainly rub people the wrong way with my, because it's not an attitude,
19:22it's just like I'm very straightforward.
19:23So I think some people either really respond to that, or they don't.
19:28I love it, I think you know where you stand with someone like you, it's great.
19:32Do you think it has anything to do with this?
19:38Let me tell you something about this shirt.
19:41I don't know what this is, can I see this?
19:42What does it say?
19:43I support a man's right to shut the f*** up.
19:47One of the security guys working that night was like, I really like your shirt, and I was like, any
19:51person who's going to be insulted by a woman's t-shirt, I'll just let you say that.
20:00That's what I have to say about that.
20:02Is there a man in particular that you were sending a message to?
20:05Not in particular, I think just the patriarchy.
20:08Just the patriarchy?
20:09Just men?
20:11Just men.
20:11When you put that t-shirt on, were you talking to this man?
20:15Oh no.
20:16You are the nicest person ever.
20:19Oh, Lil.
20:19I would never tell you to shut the f*** up.
20:22And can we just refer to our judge?
20:24That was inconclusive, by the way.
20:25What I just said.
20:27Lily, this is day one of our press tour.
20:29I would never.
20:32I tell everybody that you are a genuine golden retriever.
20:36Oh!
20:37I say that about you.
20:38That's true, right?
20:39That was true.
20:39Golden retriever.
20:40I do.
20:40I would never tell you to shut up.
20:42Look at you in your little jacket.
20:43Is there anything that I have ever said that you wish I didn't?
20:47No.
20:48So you agree with all of my opinions, Lily Reinhardt?
20:50I don't know all of your opinions.
20:51Lily Pauline Reinhardt?
20:52I don't know all of your opinions, but we got along really well on set.
20:56We did.
20:56So there was nothing that I would...
20:57Against it all.
20:58It was never like Tom said something really crazy today.
21:02Right?
21:02That was truthful.
21:04It sounded truthful.
21:05Lily, be honest.
21:06Do you believe that men should have rights?
21:09I do.
21:10That was a lie.
21:12I'm kidding.
21:13Oh!
21:15Wow, you got me.
21:16Okay.
21:17Nice.
21:18Did you lie at any point during this lie detector test and we didn't catch you?
21:22No.
21:23The only thing I've been nervous about is that I'm literally shaking with how cold I am
21:27in here.
21:28So I've thought that maybe that would kind of interfere with it.
21:32Like if I really, like I'm actually shivering.
21:35So I'm overcompensating a little bit to not shiver.
21:40And I feel like that could maybe be picked up as nervousness or something.
21:44But...
21:44You look like a cool little cucumber.
21:46Yeah.
21:47Thanks.
21:47Let's get this woman a North Face jacket.
21:49Yeah.
21:50Stat.
21:50You look like that.