get to know me tag

2017-02-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 10 min

Chantal answers a 30-question "get to know me" tag while bored at night. She shares personal details including her middle name (Marie Olive), favorite color (green), height (5'1"), that she prefers cats, countries visited (Canada and the U.S.), education (two years of an English undergrad), favorite books and TV shows (Stephen King books, The Walking Dead, Better Call Saul), that she's taken and dating Milan, family structure (one sister, two younger half-brothers she hasn't met), bilingualism (English and French), favorite chain restaurant (Panera Bread), phone history (iPhone 6s Plus -> Samsung S6) and some bad habits (overeating/binge eating, leaving ketchup out).

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Intro: bored at night and doing the tag
  2. 0:44 — Name and middle name (Marie Olive)
  3. 0:58 — Favorites: color, animals, food and drink
  4. 1:00 — Friends, height, and school memories
  5. 1:51 — Travel and education
  6. 3:46 — Books, YouTubers and TV shows
  7. 4:50 — Relationship status and ideal date
  8. 6:01 — Family background and siblings
  9. 6:48 — Fashion sense and favorite restaurant
  10. 8:15 — Tech: PC/Mac and phone switch
  11. 9:09 — Bad habits and closing

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Chantal: Video speaker who spells her name C-H-A-N-T-A-L and answers the get-to-know-me questions.
  • Pet — cat: Her pet cat is mentioned at the start; no personal name given.
  • Person — Milan: Chantal mentions the man she's with now and says he is from Senegal; he is referenced as her partner but does not speak in the video.
  • Restaurant — Panera Bread: Named as her favorite chain restaurant.
  • Food — olives: Chantal says she loves olives and notes the coincidence with her middle name.
  • Food — lemon water: Named as her favorite drink; she mentions also liking cranberry juice.
  • Food — ketchup: Mentioned as an item she habitually leaves out on the counter instead of refrigerating.

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