Ellie Taylor's Surprising Sales Technique | Would I Lie To You?
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Ellie Taylor: "When I worked as an estate agent if the person I was showing around the house didn't seem interested, I would tell them that Noel Edmonds was born there."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 12 Episode 7.
Would I Lie to You? is the hit BBC panel show where two teams of celebrity guests try to figure out whether their opponent's ridiculously far-fetched statements about themselves are true or, in fact, a lie.
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David having his Hercule Poirot moment there at the end
David Mitchell even explaining the intention behind the lie is such a boss move😂
If you keep quiet you can still hear the scream now 😂😂😂
Whether I was looking to rent or buy, telling me Noel Edmonds had any vague association with a place would be an instant guarantee that I wouldn't take it!
That Noel Edmunds first breath joke is brilliant
That laugh in the audience at 1:21! What is that???
I think if someone actually did that it would be believable as he’s famous enough that most (Brits) know who is is but not so famous that it’s just a obvious lie
I thought this was quite believable on the card, and they pulled her up on some pretty trivial stuff. Of course a letting agent agreeing a let would still consider it a 'sale' - eg a sale on the board. And since it's a throwaway office joke to begin with, she might well mix up if he was born / or had just lived there as the joke escalated - it doesn't need to be the same each time. Also, I disagree with David completely - why would you buy a house - a major purchase, just because noel edmonds lived there? You might well choose to rent it though, since it matters much less, if you're on the fence it's as good as any reason. I actually thought it was a double bluff, given how poorly she defended those easily refuted points
Okay. Looked up Noel Edmonds. Now I know why this is a lie.
Deal or no deal would have been a good line
Nothing better than when they start ribbing off on themselves