Joanna Page's Night Time Times Tables Routine | Would I Lie To You?
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Joanna Page: "I recite my timetables every night before bed."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 4 Episode 1.
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What would be thick would be not to try. This woman is an icon.
0:40 David's line was brilliant
What a gem of a girl! ❤
Shes adorable
"It's quite a minority of shops that make you work it out"
@peterclarke7240
9 ай бұрын
But I'm willing to bet her point is she'd rather work it all out BEFORE she gets to the till, as to whether or not you're actually a) getting a bargain and b) are actually able to afford it in the first place. As someone who grew up in relative poverty, and still to this day does mental arithmetic whenever I'm in a supermarket and i'm trying to work out if their "discounts" are actually discounts (it's amazing how often they actually aren't) or if it'd just be cheaper to buy a different brand of the same thing or go to a different shop, I completely get where she's coming from.
shiet i love bri-ish comedy , the way they made a simple topic hysterical is phenomenal...
This is from Season 4, Episode 8 -- not episode 1
Her accent is interesting! ntm her laugh is too
@peterfireflylund
10 ай бұрын
Welsh.
1:35 Wouldn't get away with this in Season 10 onwards
Good for her. Fear might be the mind-killer, but a refusal to try to learn is the brain-killer.
she looks like mary jane drawn from memory
Americans who follow American foobball are more likely to know their sevens
@arianaajbeaverhausen8175
10 ай бұрын
Rugby fans too 😁🏉😄
'Promosm' 🌈
"Dyscalculus"?! No, it's called dyscalculia. Maybe she also has "dyslexus"?
@peterclarke7240
9 ай бұрын
Very probably. They normally go hnad-in-hadn.
Don't know who that woman they called 'Patsy' is but she sounded as thick as two short planks!
@Pinder1986
2 ай бұрын
No she didn't what you talking about
Wtf, why would you do that? She is mad.
@EvieCorwell
11 ай бұрын
Humans often find enjoyment in learning new things.
@lavatr8322
11 ай бұрын
Maths.... that scares me. _(I am asian)_
Why do we need all these labeled conditions? Maybe your just not very good at maths, that's fine, nobody's good at everything.
@Cryten0
11 ай бұрын
Discalclic is specifically about people who read numbers in the wrong order. Making it very hard to learn patterns like normal students.
@EvieCorwell
11 ай бұрын
It's not the same. Dyslexia isn't just "being bad at reading" and dyscalculia isn't being bad at maths. They're genuine learning disorders.
@83gemm
11 ай бұрын
Oh, yeah, god forbid we give names to disorders as we learn more about how the brain functions. Might actually make people feel like they understand their condition and feel better or even discover ways to help them. I think the bigger question is why it annoys you that it turns out people aren’t just “bad” at things.
@rollin340
11 ай бұрын
It can be an actual condition, and those who have are indeed at a disadvantage. What I do not agree with however is just trying to excuse those who can read numbers just fine, but can't do mathematics as kids with leaning disorders. If you tell them it's okay and give them excuses just to make them feel better about themselves, it won't do them any good. Of course you don't want to call them stupid or whatnot, but do not excuse it either!
@EvieCorwell
11 ай бұрын
@@rollin340 Nobody suggested that though.