Know your host?
What is Sahar's favorite color?
A. Green
B. Blue
C. Red
D. Black
What is green?
This person lives with two athletes, sleeps in a bunk bed, and hails from Dayton, Ohio.
Who is Neil?
Express Scripts is one of the 'Big Three' pharmacy benefit managers, along with CVS Caremark and this third company.
What is OptumRx?
Which of the following is true about Tino?
A. Tino swam in high school.
B. Tino lowkey likes Berg food.
C. Tino's favorite class this semester is Math 21A.
Take it away, Tino!
Quick Draw
The two players are given a simple object (e.g., cat, house, car), and they have 10 seconds to draw it on a whiteboard or piece of paper. We will send it in the general slack and the first person to reply decides who the winner is.
What type of dance team was Sahar on in elementary school?
A. Ballet
B. Hip-hop
C. Ballroom
D. Square Dancing
What is ballroom dancing?
This person learned Latin for 6 years and has an impressive Duolingo streak of 632 days.
Who is Alex?
In 2018, Express Scripts merged with this large health services company, expanding its healthcare offerings.
What is Cigna?
Which of the following is true about Kate?
A. Kate's top artists in 2022 were Claude Debussy, Drake, and J.Cole, in that order.
B. Kate and her brother were born on the same day, 3 years apart.
C. Kate's favorite childhood show was Dora the Explorer.
Drumroll for Kate please!
Song Association
The host gives a word, and the two players must take turns singing or stating a lyric from a song that contains that word. The first player to hesitate or repeat a song loses.
What instrument can Sahar play?
A. Piano
B. Flute
C. Viola
D. She can't play any instruments, but she can beatbox
What is beatbox?
This person is mildly scared of fish, met a Shark from Shark Tank on Zoom, and has been rejected from two improv groups on campus.
Who is Claire?
The four largest PBMs collectively have a __% share of the national PBM market.
What is 70%?
Which of the following is true about Neil?
A. Neil is left-handed.
B. Neil's favorite fast food restaurant is Chick-Fil-A.
C. Neil knew what ES was before this case.
Time for the big reveal, Neil!
Alphabet Category Showdown
The host gives a category (e.g., animals, countries, movie titles), and the players take turns naming something in that category, starting with each consecutive letter of the alphabet. For example, if the category is "animals," it might go: "Alligator" – "Bear" – "Cat," and so on. The first player to miss a letter or hesitate loses.
How many steps did Sahar get in today? Closest guess wins!
Reveal!
This person convinced three people they are 5'10, is a second-degree black belt in taekwondo, and was captain of their middle school's basketball team.
Who is Kate?
This is the term used by Express Scripts and other PBMs to refer to the list of prescription drugs covered under a health plan.
What is a formulary?
Which of the following is true about Alex?
A. Alex ran the Boston marathon.
B. Alex has the same birthday as Percy Jackson.
C. Alex's parents' names are James and Lily, just like Harry Potter's.
So Alex, are you a demigod, wizard, or secretly the Flash?
Motions
Players are given a motion and must creatively narrate different actions that correspond to that motion, competing to see who can come up with the most convincing or imaginative explanations.
How many hours and minutes have I been on my phone today? Closest guess wins!
Reveal!
This person skips down hills during cross country races and drinks 3x as much water as the average human.
Who is Tino?
In 2016, Express Scripts was involved in a high-profile lawsuit with this major health insurer, which claimed that Express Scripts failed to deliver on promised savings from its pharmacy benefits management services.
What is Anthem?
Which of the following is true about Evelyn?
A. Evelyn can rebuild engines on most cars.
B. Evelyn wants to steal Remy.
C. Evelyn is allergic to many OTC medications.
Let the cat out of the bag, Evelyn!
Rhyme Time Duel
The host gives a word, and the two players go head-to-head coming up with rhyming words, alternating back and forth. Each player has 3 seconds to respond. For example, if the word is "cat," the answers could be "bat," "hat," "mat," and so on. The first player to hesitate or repeat a word loses.