00:00So, there are a bunch of videos that are circulating on this where women, and the videos I've seen are
00:07like primarily, I would say like Gen Z, I would say like 25 to 30 probably, somewhere in that zone,
00:15and the women are videoing their boyfriends or significant others, and they've got a list of printed out words, and
00:25they're like, okay, pronounce these words.
00:26And this is called the Illiterate Boyfriend Test, and this is circulating now, and I'm going to hand you, I've
00:34got a copy of like one of the lists.
00:36I'm going to hand you the list, Fester.
00:38All right.
00:39You have a copy, and I have a copy.
00:41All right.
00:43Fester, pronounce the first word on the Illiterate Boyfriend Test.
00:47Go.
00:48Time.
00:49That is correct, and that would be the spice time.
00:54Yes.
00:55So, that is correct.
00:56T-H-Y-M-E.
00:58What is the next word?
01:00I think I know all of these.
01:02I mean, epitome.
01:04Exactly.
01:05And you hear people occasionally, the epitome.
01:07Well, you know who's famous for saying that?
01:09Who?
01:10Cindy Crawford.
01:12That's an old story.
01:14That's apparently what broke the, the straw that broke the camel's back for Richard Gere.
01:17Yeah, so.
01:17She said epitome, and he was out.
01:19Yeah, that's a famous story that Cindy Crawford once pronounced that epitome instead of epitome.
