Hanky Panky

Blueprint Description[]

A typical box of tissues contains one-hundred sixty tissues. Dispense its contents, one sheet at a time, removing one guides the next into place, and so on. In this challenge, using only one hand, the contestant must empty one box of tissues.

Game Description:[]

Using only one hand, pull all tissues out of a tissue box.

Household Items:[]

A 160-count box of tissues(Facial tissues recommended)
Podium(Optional)

History[]

This is a level 1 challenge and the first ever one played. This challenge has been used in Last Man Standing competitions as level 1.

Stephen Collier was the first ever contestant to play Minute to Win It, but also this game.

Set Up:[]

Set up a tissue box in a designated area. Contestant must grab the first tissue after the clock starts.

Rules:[]

1. Prior to game start, contestant must stand with hands at sides.

2. Once game starts, contestant may grab the first tissue.

3. Contestant may only use the same hand to pull the tissues for the entire game.

4. Contestant may use other hand to hold the box.

5. Contestant's fingers may not enter the box.

6. To complete the game, contestant must empty the box and pull the final tissue within the 60-second time limit.

Tips & Tricks[]

Plan out a strategy beforehand
- This might involve deciding or determining the most efficient way to hold and maneuver the box.
Use a smooth and consistent motion when pulling tissues
- To minimize the amount of time it takes to pull the tissues, use a pulling motion with your wrist or arm rather than just using your fingers to pluck them out one at a time.
Use the other hand to hold the box steady
- To ensure that you can pull the tissues as efficiently as possible, use your other hand to hold the box steady while you pull the tissues with the designated hand. This will help you to maintain control over the box and minimize any wobbling or shifting that might occur while your pulling the tissues.
Work quickly but efficiently to empty the box within the time limit.
- it's also important to maintain efficiency and not rush too much, as this could lead to mistakes or accidental tearing of the tissues.

Grip[]

Use a smooth and consistent motion when pulling the tissues from the box. This means that rather than plucking the tissues out one at a time with just your fingers, you should try to use a more fluid pulling motion with your wrist or arm. This can help you to pull the tissues out more efficiently and in a shorter amount of time.

One way to achieve a smooth and consistent motion is to grip the tissue at the top of the box with your thumb and index finger and then use a pulling motion with your wrist or arm to smoothly pull the tissue out of the box. You may need to adjust your grip slightly as you move through the box, but the key is to try to maintain a consistent pulling motion rather than using your fingers to pluck the tissues out one at a time.

By using a smooth and consistent motion, you can minimize the amount of time it takes to pull the tissues from the box and complete the game within the time limit. It's important to practice this motion beforehand to get a feel for how it works and how much force is needed to pull the tissues out without tearing them.