Would You Rather? – With Mr Excel

Excel Games

Excel TV co-host Szilvia Juhasz is known for her creativity and talent. This week Szilvia brings us an Excel version of a great “get to know you” game.

Would You Rather – Excel Version

Would You Rather be stuck without Excel for 1 week, or… stuck in an airport for two weeks?

Mr Excel- I’d rather be stuck in an airport for two weeks, with Excel

Rick – I friggin dig the airport.  None of my kids are there.  There’s a bar.  Give me the airport for 2 weeks.

Jordan – Exactly which version of Excel are we talking about?

Would You Rather relinquish your status as an Excel expert, or… go to book signings dressed in a “Clippy” costume?

Mr Excel- I’d have to take “Clippy” on that one.  Clippy was cool once he was dead.

Would You Rather watch someone manually scroll to row 1 million only by hitting ENTER or… put drops of vinegar in your eyeballs?

Mr Excel- What kind of vinegar?  I think it would be more painful to watch the 1 million ENTERS.  I’m doing the one that’s NOT vinegar in my eyes.

Jordan- i think watching that would make me want to put vinegar in my eyes.  I don’t want to live in a world where this is happening.

Rick- Is this before or after the Easter Egg dye?

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