Riddle Game - ?? on How to Play This

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the Riddle Game, with participants sharing their experiences and thoughts on how to play it during shows. There are various approaches mentioned, including how to present the riddles and engage the audience.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions using printed sheets without page numbers to avoid confusion as catalogs change.
  • Another participant shares their experience of passing out cards and having guests read them, noting that it creates a fun atmosphere.
  • Several users mention that the game can lead to increased sales and engagement during shows.
  • One participant expresses concern about the appropriateness of the game in front of a crowd, suggesting it may be too risqué.
  • Another participant disagrees, stating that knowing the crowd is essential and that the game can be enjoyable if played with the right audience.
  • One participant shares their plan to play the game by having guests yell out answers, offering candy as prizes for correct responses.
  • Another participant recounts a humorous experience with the game, indicating it can lead to a lively atmosphere.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the appropriateness of the game for shows, with some participants supporting its use and others expressing discomfort. No clear consensus emerges on whether it should be played in front of all audiences.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding the game, indicating that the success of the game may depend on the specific crowd and setting.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on engaging games to play during shows may find the shared experiences and strategies helpful.

Lisa/ChefBear
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Hi all,
Hi all,
I've come across a game called the Riddle Game (Page #'s need to be updated on this) and I'm thinking I've got the crowd for this game this weekend, but want to be sure, HOW to play this correctly.

One of the ?? is: Pump me up and down, and up and down. When I build up pressure, Im ready to spray! Who am I?? Page #34 (it's really on page #22)

But I'm wondering, how would you do this game, print out the ?? and pass them around, ask everyone as a group?? Help!!

Do I print out the cards and pass them around and ask for correct answers from answer cards??

Do I just read the ?? and show the correct responses??

Help!!

Also, when do you normally play this game??

Thanks,
Lisa
 
The pump me up and down one is the Kitchen Spritzer...

I printed out the sheets and just deleted the page numbers so that I didn't have to mess with changing the cards as the catalogs change. I pass these cards out with my lapboards and have the guests read them with their intros...I have had some pretty wild crowds and these really put them in a great mood. At the last one I did the ladies found the "These come in 3, 5 and 8 inches...which size do you prefer?" really funny and actually gave all of the knives adult film star names :eek: :D , it was great fun!
 
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Andrea ??So do they also have the answers on the cards you hand out, or do they have to guess what they are??

Just curious.

Lisa
 
This sounds fun:) Is there a thread where the document is located? I'll try & look myself also.
 
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Here's the Riddle game as I've changed the Page #'s for SS 2006 catalogHere's what I've got

HTH,

Lisa
 

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I don't think I would never play this game in front of a show. Have some morals. This is way out of hand.
 
I have the answers on the back and the person who reads the question gives the answer if no one guesses it. I give tickets to the people who get the answer correct and then we draw for a prize.

HTH
 
Mom4kanda said:
I don't think I would never play this game in front of a show. Have some morals. This is way out of hand.

I disagree...just because one plays this game does not mean that they do not have morals, I think that I am one of the most morally sound people that I know. You really have to know your crowd to play this game, I will say that my average sale goes from $60 to $80 when I do this game at shows, it spotlights a lot of products and gets discussions going on those products.

If you don't feel comfortable playing then don't do it...and don't criticize or judge people just because they do.
 
Andrea- you are so right!! It's all about having fun and letting loose for a night! I would ask the host if she's comfortable with it first.
Mom4kanda don't be such a prude! All I can say is imagine what a little alcohol will do! I'm definetly doing this at my next show!
 
terryteach said:
Andrea- you are so right!! It's all about having fun and letting loose for a night! I would ask the host if she's comfortable with it first.
Mom4kanda don't be such a prude! All I can say is imagine what a little alcohol will do! I'm definetly doing this at my next show!


That's so true! I play this game at almost every show I do and my sales do go up because it does get the guests talking about it. My show average has gone up to $750 and I'm not sure if it's because of the game but people have a lot of fun at the shows. If people are drinking and having a night out, what's wrong with that?

I also have morals and I would never pass judgement on someone because they played this game. I think what Andrea said summed it up "You really have to know your crowd when you play this game". I ALWAYS ask the host if I can play this game and they will either tell me yes or no depending on if she thinks her friends can handle it.

Man, that really just left a bad taste in my mouth.:(
 
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I agree, with the right crowd, this would be an awesome game to play. I think it would lighten things up. I played Queen of the Shoppers and everyone loved it.. that would've been a crowd I could definitely do this game with.

Question: do you have them yell out the item? b/c w/ the page # on it, its pretty easy to do. I would get rid of the page #s maybe.
 
I'm planning on playing this tonight. I'm going to read the riddles and have them yell the answer and page #. The first one to do so will get a candy kiss. The one with the most kisses at the end will win a Season's Best. I hope it goes well. :)
Sherrie
 
OMG!!! I about fell out of my seat and have tears in my eyes from trying to keep quiet (hubby and baby sleeping), I would have LOVED to have seen this game before my last show. OK, now I know what what I am going to do the next time my friend has a show. Obviously someone has never been to a 'girl' party as we tell the men we're going to, lol. But some people just don't believe people should talk that way. There is no way I would be able to read them off, I would have to pass them out to everyone and make them read them off, then tell the answers at the end, I would be laughing too hard to talk.
 
Do you do this at the beginning of your show?
Mary Ann
 
;) I choose to play mine at the end of the demo, right before everyone gets up to eat.
 
OMG! I just checked back to this thread! What a funny game! I definately have a couple different crowds that would be a hoot playing this:D It would be fun for a repeat crowd, those that have been to several shows. I definately like the idea of the guests reading the clues, I would probably not be able to read them & keep a straight face! I also liked the idea of giving hersheys kisses, then a prize..Thanks for sharing!
 
I did this last night at a show, and it was a riot. I read the clues, and then if they were stuck I would give them a page number, but they passed the prize to whoever answered correctly!:)
 
this game is so funny with the right crowd, i use it alot...iread the question and they yell out the answer. i would like for someone to come up with some ore riddles for some of the newer products
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Riddle Game in Pampered Chef?

The Riddle Game is a fun and interactive activity often used during Pampered Chef parties to engage guests and encourage participation. It involves presenting riddles related to cooking, kitchen tools, or food, and guests try to guess the answers.

How do I set up the Riddle Game?

To set up the Riddle Game, prepare a list of riddles beforehand. You can either write them down or print them out. During the party, explain the rules to the guests, and encourage them to work in teams or individually to solve the riddles.

What are some examples of riddles I can use?

Examples of riddles include: "I have keys but open no locks. What am I?" (Answer: A piano) or "I can be cracked, made, told, and played. What am I?" (Answer: A joke). Tailor the riddles to fit the cooking theme for added fun!

How can I encourage participation in the Riddle Game?

Encourage participation by offering small prizes for correct answers or for the team that solves the most riddles. You can also create a friendly competition atmosphere by keeping score and announcing the winners at the end of the game.

Can I modify the Riddle Game for different age groups?

Absolutely! You can modify the riddles to suit different age groups by using simpler or more complex riddles. For younger participants, consider using visual aids or props related to the riddles to make it more engaging and understandable.

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