Robert: This question's for Raymond. "Someone has taken your umbrella out of the cloakroom. It's a rainy day, and there's another one sitting there. Do you take it?"
Ray: No. I would not take someone's umbrella.
Robert: I wish to challenge you.
Ray: Challenge?
Robert: Challenge. It's right here in the rules. Oh, that's right. You didn't want to hear the rules. Challenge. I get 20 seconds to convince everybody that you're not telling the truth and then you get 20 seconds to lie some more. And then we vote.
Ray: Why would I lie?
Robert: Why would you lie? I recall a rainy day. 1967. I was on my way to school and Mom yelled, "Robbie, don't forget your rubber boots." But those boots were nowhere to be found. You know why, Raymond?
Ray: I didn't touch your boots.
Robert: When I showed up to school, the kids called me "Sasquish." Because of your thievery, I was humiliated. Victimized. I felt that from that day forward, I would do whatever I had to to fight crime. And so today, I am a police officer.