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- Which fact would somebody make up?
- Which one do you think is the fake one?
- A. One out of 181 women will go to the doctor's office
with something other than a tampon or baby in their vagina.
- That seems believable. - Yeah.
- A little wacky, 181, very symmetrical.
- I feel like it would be like, 150.
- The world's strongest vagina can lift 31 pounds.
- How do you lift anything with a vagaina?
(stuttering)
- I think you like, if it was like a ball
that you attach a string to with a weight.
- I think it can lift more than 31 pounds.
- 31 pounds is a lot, even for me to lift.
- And finally C, a doctor once removed a potato
that started sprouting vines out of a patient's vagina.
Come on, man.
- That seems believable. - It wouldn't-- yeah.
- I hope they're all true.
- I think it was like, an old timey birth control thing?
- C sounds so specific, that it has to be real.
- Yeah, it just has to be.
It's too-- it's too gross to be fake.
- I can't imagine anybody having a potato
in their vagina for that long.
- [Voiceover] Is that what you guys think?
- I'm gonna say A.
- A is the fake. - C is the fake.
- I'm gonna go with B. - Still A.
- [Voiceover] The answer is A.
- God dammit.
- Ah! Ew. - What?!
- The ancient Aztec civilization
used period blood as war paint.
- That seems rad.
- That seems rad, that seems like a lie.
That seems like there's a lot of other blood
you could use as war paint.
- I don't know, it's like a weird like,
your woman is on your side
as you're going into battle, right?
- Hormonal changes during your period
can affect the way you poop.
- That sounds like science. - It sounds like science.
- Everything affects the way you poop.
(laughing)
- I know I saw a BuzzFeed headline
that said something about periods and poop,
but I didn't read it 'cause I was grossed out.
- In 1946, Disney produced a short film called
"The Story of Menstruation."
- Well, it was in the '40s, so they're experimenting,
and it was during the Walt era.
- I actually think I've watched
Disney's "The Story of Menstruation."
- Let's go with C, let's go C.
- C is false.
- Yeah, I think C is fake.
- A?
- [Voiceover] Answer's A, you coulda got it right.
- Woah!
- Yeah, it's A?
- I was afraid of that! I was so afraid of that.
- According to a 2014 study of New York City women
aged 20-35, 73% were either ones or twos
on the Kinsey Scale, which translates
to being "a little bit gay."
- I think everybody's a little bit gay.
- So we've gotten tripped up by numbers before.
- Do you think 73% of women would like,
make out with their roommate in college?
- Yes. - Yep.
- 73% are a little bit gay, that sounds about right.
- Girls a bit gay, yeah.
- According to a 2007 Psychology Today study,
strippers make more money while ovulating.
- Hormones. I think hormones,
they're just putting it out there.
Hormones. Fertility. - Yeah.
- According to a 2012 study, eating an apple a day
can increase sexual pleasure in women.
- I just don't see that happenin'.
Ladies love their fruits, and they're not about me.
So, I can't think this is a real thing.
- That's silly. - I dunno.
- Apple.
- I think apples would be most popular.
- A is definitely fake.
- C. - Apple sex.
- [Voiceover] C is true.
- What?! Aw, man.
- Man, I gotta buy some apples.
- [Voiceover] C is correct.
- Wow.
- Whoo! - Yeah!
- Woah.
- [Voiceover] The apple thing is true.
- Wow.
- It's too, uh, it's too gross to be fake.
Why would anyone make that up?
What kind of sick mind would make that up?
- Henry? - Henry, yeah.