Fairs or Not
A moment lands. Call it Fairs before the bar dies.
Ten everyday moments fly at you, three seconds each. Tap Fairs when you accept it, Not Fairs when you push back. Streaks fire the flag. End with your Fairs reading.
Some things you accept. Some you do not.
Accepting the reasonable is restraint. Questioning everything is its own thing. Both count.
About Fairs or Not
Fairs is the clipped "fair enough" - the two-syllable British shrug that means "right, that works, I accept it." It went global after the Wallace and Gromit clip where the OK hand sign is paired with the word, so now a whole genre of "is this acceptable?" moments just gets called Fairs. The read is who accepts too much and who pushes back on everything.
How to Play
Ten everyday moments, three seconds each. Tap Fairs to accept, Not Fairs to push back. A clean call builds your streak and fires the flag; a wrong call or a timeout breaks it. Your final reading is Fairs Master, Selective Accepter, or The Pushback.
The Card
How many you called Fairs, your best streak, and what that says about how much of life you shrug off. Built for the "I am very fairs about most things" reply that started the argument.