Wavelength asks a question I didn’t know could be so much fun to argue about: on a scale from “underrated” to “overrated,” where exactly does pineapple on pizza fall? Welcome to the most delightful disagreements you’ll ever have.

Here’s the gorgeous gadget at its heart. There’s a dial hidden behind a little screen, secretly set somewhere along a spectrum between two opposites, “hot” and “cold,” “useless” and “essential,” whatever the card offers up. One player can see exactly where the target sits, and their job is to give a single clue that lands their team’s guess right on it. “A lukewarm bath,” perhaps, for a hair toward hot. Then the team debates, agonizes, really, and rotates the dial to where they think the sweet spot hides. Reveal the screen, and you score by how close you landed.

The whole joy is that there are no right answers, only your answer versus how your teammates see the world. It turns a room into a wonderful, ridiculous philosophy seminar, where you learn that your best friend thinks tacos are way more exciting than you ever realized. The clue giving is a tiny art, the guessing is a riot, and the near-misses, landing one notch off, produce the loudest groans of the night.

It’s quick, it’s clever, and it works with nearly any crowd, from board game nerds to people who “don’t play games.” Honestly, it might be the best icebreaker I own.

So tell me, where does pineapple pizza land for you? Be honest. I’m taking notes below.

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