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In the previous video, I hinted at creating a montage featuring an array of supposed “did you know” questions from the most recent special session. It is important to note that during question and answer time, the rules say members are to pose questions. However, some resourceful individuals found a clever loophole by incorporating the phrase “did you know” into their prolonged statements.
It is worth mentioning that the compilation of clips showcased in this video merely represents a fraction of a day’s worth of these “did you knows.” Just pause for a moment and imagine the sheer magnitude of a montage that gathered both weeks’ worth of these fascinating tidbits. The possibilities are simply awe-inspiring! [/sarc]
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