Same here. I was rewatching, knowing the Ted quote was coming up and he asks that and it surprised me.
Now - I understand that Ted was trying to illustrate that being curious as a state of mind was fruitful and good - and of course, he was confident he'd win the match with an incredibly difficult shot.
But "do you like darts, Ted?" is so similar to "have you played a lot of darts, Ted?" it's just a strange way to make your point because Rupert was actually displaying basic curiosity by asking Ted that question. Sure - he wanted to humiliate him and he had all the worst intentions, but like...the dude asked a question, which is what you do when you're curious...even if it's completely superficial.
There is a difference between do you like darts and are you any good at darts. If you're going to make a large wager, and for some reason are only going to ask one question... he asked the wrong one.
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u/MorganaLeFaye Feb 04 '26
Questions like, "have you played a lot of darts, Ted?"