Cheating and getting angry

2:49

But also people get really aggressive and competitive with Monopoly,

2:49

don't they?

2:50

Is that because people cheat?

2:53

Yeah. Well, people can cheat. Yeah, for sure.

2:56

But people get... It's like they think the game is their real life

3:00

and they get so angry and people lose friendships.

3:04

That is my house!

3:06

Now, you said 'cheat'.

3:08

What does that mean?

3:09

Well, 'cheat' is to, kind of, lie or say something that isn't true.

3:17

For example, you might pretend that you have something and actually you don't.

3:22

Cheating is seen as negative.

3:24

Yes.

3:25

It's like you're not following the rules as well.

3:28

That's it, yeah.

3:29

Do you like cheating?

3:32

When I was a child,

3:34

I liked to cheat.

3:35

But no, because now it just feels dishonest.

3:39

If I... if I win a game, I want to win because I actually was good enough

3:45

or did well enough to win.

3:46

Yes.

3:47

Are you a cheat?

3:49

I'm not a cheat.

3:50

Because I think I'm... I'm too much of a...

3:52

what we call a 'goody-goody', or someone who likes to follow the rules.

3:57

So, Georgie, a quiz is a type of game, I guess.

4:01

Do you like quizzes?

4:03

Yes, I also like quizzes.

4:05

I used to go quite a lot to something

4:08

we have a lot in the UK called a pub quiz, where you go to a pub,

4:11

there are lots of teams and you answer questions with your team.

4:16

And I used to really enjoy that because