Break the Ice Part 2

[newhire]

Well that was. [Han...] You all did really well yesterday.

[She didn't participate but of course, she was watching! ...probably on her phone. But today she's here to assist! Which means there's probably some other stupid activity ready to be thrown your way.]

Today we have a different kind of bonding activity for you! The name of today's game is--! Two lies and a truth. Today you're going to test how well you know each other-- and maybe learn a lot more!

[And for those who may not know the rules--]

You're going to give someone a list of two things that are not true about you-- and one that is. And based on what they know about you and their impressions of you, they're going to do their best to find the truth. When it's all done, you'll tell them whether they're right or not and if they got it wrong-- you'll tell them the truth!

Comments

[preconstruction]

That one is a lie. I can tell humans' stress levels, but I can't constantly hear their heartbeats. And even if I could -- it's a simple task to fool a polygraph.

[whatsmytalentagain]

Oh. Well, you have given me some useful advice.

[Can't trust a lie detector, got it.]

In that case, do you have any actual features that might help a cop solve crimes? I get the feeling that might come in handy here, if robot stuff doesn't count as super powers.

[preconstruction]

Apparently "robot stuff" is its own category.

[ he doesn't pretend to understand the logic. ]

I have several features to assist on crime scenes, although... without a connection to a proper police database, I'm afraid that many of them are less impressive than they would be.

[whatsmytalentagain]

Hey, anything helps.

[preconstruction]

That's true.

[whatsmytalentagain]

So what about the database, anyway? Is it where you have records of all the wanted and missing persons or something?

[preconstruction]

It's more than wanted or missing persons - those databases include information on everyone. Basic facts like name, age, date of birth, whether the person had any prior criminal history.