@amberinezaki969
The Irish humour and Angela's cackle. Love it!
@thedominion6643
I thought there was something to with her brother-in-law being British Indian but it was just an innocuous detail lmao. Not even like, "oh he was perplexed by our irishness"
@dcarter455
This is the most sibling game I’ve ever heard of😂😂😂
@ResidentialYenta
There are no words for how much I adore this series.
@soul_asmr
She said potato and immediately I remembered I’ve got loaded baked potatoes in the fridge hahahaha currently munching on breakfast as I type
@johncheese4825
Potato Charades sounds fun.
@architectonic99
With the British Indian reference, I thought was going to go into Allu Gobi or something😂
@IrishEyesASMR
Haha I love this! As a fellow Irish woman, I'll be starting this game wth my brothers lol
@hlumelomrali4081
Potato a day keeps the famine away
@bethdwyer6328
Love Aisling 💜😂😂😂😂
@onothankyou
Now THAT is Irish! IIRC, it is her twin sister.
@Olive_O_Sudden
I adore this woman.♥
@NancyB2P
😂😂😂😂 she understood the assignment 😅😅😅
@DanH84-p2g
Such an underrated comic.
@ossswin
Love love love Aisling
@georgiaburke5387
That’s brilliant😂 and the one of the most Irish things I’ve heard haha
@delishme2
Only the Irish would make up a game, called Potato Charades ❤. But as the daughter and grandaughter of Irish immigrants to Australia, we also obsess over a good potato, approve and will probably adopt it as our own game too 😂
@padstowphantom
I absolutely love Aisling 😂❤
@daisyd2392
Potato, potato, potato... couldn't get any more Irish than that 😂
@susankwan6229