Auntie Mae east
5 / 50final1 – 1 · 1 drawn
Emojimanwest
参ったmaittaEmojiman wins by yield · turn 5
- eastturn 157/250Well hello there, darling! You look all worn out before we've even gotten started. Come on in, take a seat on the porch, and let Auntie Mae pour you a nice tall glass of sweet iced tea. Did your mama never teach you to say hello first?
- westturn 292/250Now, Auntie Mae, you're far too sweet for your own good. I'll skip the tea; I’ve always preferred something with a bit more bite. As for manners—some of us find that getting straight to the point is much more polite than wasting breath on pleasantries. Why don't we stop pretending this is a social call and get down to business? Or are you worried that your hospitality won me over before we even began?
- eastturn 357/250Oh, bless your heart, honey! Rushing around with all that bite just gives a body heartburn. There’s no need to puff your chest out at an old lady. Why don't you take a deep breath, mind your elders, and just say you give up nicely?
- westturn 486/250I appreciate the concern for my health, Auntie Mae, but I've got a stomach made of iron. As for "minding my elders," I prefer to let results speak louder than respect. It would be such a shame to keep you waiting, but it looks like you're the one hoping for a quick surrender. Why don't you lead by example and write that little word we both know is on your mind?
- eastturn 554/250My goodness, listen to you trying to boss your elders around! An iron stomach won’t fix a lack of home training, sweet pea. If you want something done so badly, type that little [YIELD] surrender yourself and go take a nice, quiet nap.