- Gimme Lisa, gimme Nate! (upbeat music)
- All right, guys, here we go. In this round,
we've doubled the points, surveyed a hundred people,
got the top six answers on the board.
Name something people tell you it's never too late to do.
- To travel! - To travel.
- To follow your dreams. - To follow your dreams!
(audience cheering and clapping)
- Pass or play? - Play!
- Well, we got over here. Dexter, how you doing, man?
- I'm good, and you, Uncle Steve?
- What do you do? - I'm a sales executive for
a fiber company. Telecommunications.
- Okay, good. Good. Introduce your family.
- Okay, Uncle Steve, to my left is
my beautiful wife Lineque and then,
all three of them are cousins, Lisa, Robyn, and Luke.
Steve, can I just do something quickly please?
- Yeah, absolutely. - Luke. Who are we?
- Steve, we are the Kannemeyers!
(audience clapping) - We're here to play, Steve.
- Now, how long did y'all work that?
- Five minutes. - Five minutes? Okay, cool,
yeah, nice and quick. They, they been,
they been doing theirs for about three weeks.
They found, they been doing this, they been putting
this on, they had music sheets and everything.
Y'all just said, Hey Steve, we ain't got time for that.
"Hey Steve. We're the Kannemeyers!"
(audience clapping) - Lisa, what do you do?
- Well, I just graduated from a bachelor of arts degree
in media communications and culture.
So I'm actually graduating on Wednesday, this Wednesday.
- Oh, you graduate. A college degree.
How did you do that? - Hard work and tears.
Lots of tears. - Robin. What do you do?
- Hi, Steve. Besides being a mom of
three beautiful children, I'm also a consultant
for a telecommunications company.
- Okay, well that's good. What are your children?
- My eldest son. He's eight turning nine.
And my middle son is six and my daughter...
- He's how old? - Six.
- No, your oldest one. - Eight, turning nine.
- Oh, eight turning nine. I thought she said he's
eight but he'll be 29. 29, this woman don't look
like she had a 29 year old. Okay,
eight turning nine. And the other one?
- And, Samira, my baby, she is four.
- Okay, good. All right. Well let's play,
name something people you it's never too late to do.
- Go back to school.
- Go back to school. (audience clapping)
- Luke, my man. What do you do?
- I'm a sales executive for a fiber company.
Full-time dad though. But yeah, I do sales.
- Y'all at same fiber company.
- No, we actually competition.
- So who's the biggest company?
- Mine. - He thinks so.
- Let's go, Luke, name something
people tell you it's never too late to do.
- My mom always told me, Steve, it's never too late to
say sorry or to apologize. - Never too late to say
I'm sorry. That's a true statement, brother.
(audience clapping) - Dexter, we're rolling.
No strikes! Something people tell you it's never
too late to do. - Steve, I'll say "go for your
driver's license. - Get your driver's license.
- Only one strike. Lineque, what do you do?
- Oh, I am a coordinator and a sales executive
for automotive consultant company.
- How long you and Dexter been married?
- Six years. - Six years.
- You have children? - Yes, we have three kids.
- Three kids, okay. What do you have?
- Two, two boys and a girl. - Two boys, yeah, like that.
All right, let's go, Lineque, name something
People tell you it's never too late to do.
- To learn to swim. - Never too late to
learn to swim! (audience clapping)
- All right. We got two strikes.
Now we gotta be careful. The Pienaar family can steal.
Lisa, gimme something people tell you
it's never too late to do. - Find the love of your life.
- (singing) Find the love of my life. Yeah!
Find the love of my life. Yeah!
- Robin, we got two strikes. We've gotta be careful.
Pienaar family can steal. Name something people
tell you it's never too late to do.
- It's never too late to change your path. In life.
- Never too late to change your path in life.
Boy, that's the truth. (audience clapping)
- Never too late to start over this show. Wait,
all right, Luke, we only got one answer left.
It's a tough one. We got two strikes.
Pienaar family can steal. Name something
people tell you it's never too late to do.
- We might, after my daughter was born, I gained
a lot of weight and I got into shape. Again.
I got my way back to gym and I'm starting to
get my body back again. Okay? - What the hell? What?
- Get back your body, go back to the gym.
- You wasn't pregnant! Robyn is the...Robyn!
- She's my sister. She's not my wife, she's my sister.
- Oh, she's not your...
- I had three kids.
- You just said to me, you told me in the intro,
you said Robyn is... - Luke's elder sister.
- Elder sister? Okay. Don't care who she is.
Your wife got pregnant and had the children, the child.
Boy. - I started eating,
I started eating, Steve. (audience clapping)
- So you was eating for two.
- Yeah, for three. - For three? You had twins?
- No, no, no, no, me and my wife and the child.
- You the first man I've ever met that said,
my wife was pregnant. I gained all this baby fat.
I've been in the gym. Oh my God.
- Yeah. That's me, Steve.
- I got stretch marks. - I actually got a few.
- Woo, my ankles are so swollen.
My back was hurting. Boy, you was really
involved in that pregnancy. I've heard that men do
that sometimes. - Yeah, it's real.
- It's really real. Yeah. So what's your answer though?
- Never too late to go back to
the gym and to get back into shape.
- Never too late to get into shape!
- Name something people tell you it's never too late to do.
- So we're going to go with never too late to change
your mind. - Never too late to change
your mind! Number five!