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First You Pick Who to Convince
The person with the most cats goes first.Pick a Purple Card
Separate the Purple Cards from the Orange Cards. Shuffle separately. Pick a Purple Card from the top.Next Come the Orange Cards
The First Player Deals Out the Orange Cards.Choose Your Activity
Each of the other players gets an Orange Card. Then they each secretly choose the activity they want to do while convincing the player with the Purple Card.Then the Convincing Begins
Your mission is to convince while doing the activity.Winner Gets the Purple Card
The player with the Purple Card will choose which player was most convincing. That player keeps the Purple Card as a point. The player with the most Purple Cards at the end of the game wins.Our Recent Blog Posts on Games, Entrepreneurship, and Having Fun
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