Post-176, Martin still feels he has a point to make along the lines of 'how can you expect to recognise the real me through conversation when we don't know each other??', and Basira still has a point to make along the lines of 'we need to be careful of illusions, we need to be able to verify each other's identities quickly and reliably at a safe distance, preferably through conversation', and somehow this leads to the group playing two truths and a lie, with those two hoping they're getting their message across.

- Jon is happy to humour them, and they realise a little way in that they can't let him guess theirs because he just knows everything.

- Going into detail about things that are important to each of them so that they can get to know each other better as a group... means that Jon and Martin talk about each other, to an extent that Basira finds tmi (with her previously stated attitude of 'I do NOT want to know about their love life'), and Martin replies to at least one of her comments with 'you asked!!'

- Basira tries to come up with information about herself to share in return, since this was her idea, and finds it's not super easy. Jon lets slip a bit too much of what he knows about her and Daisy's past (as a couple or as police).

- is there alcohol in the apocalypse? do they wish there was alcohol in the apocalypse?