Could somebody please bookmark that tweet for the next time we have the conversation about how not every answer with at least two respondents is required to be displayed on the board?

A mildly interesting disclaimer in each of these tweets:

Note: #FamilyFeud surveys are conducted anonymously via phone throughout the 🇺🇸 by people who are not #SteveHarvey.

Are there viewers who think that Steve Harvey is the one going out and soliciting these responses? Anyway, I found it informative to learn that the surveys are conducted by phone now (I believe they were done by mail in the Dawson/Combs days). That would help eliminate any spelling bias in the "Give me a word that rhymes with ______" questions.

I assume that the people being contacted by phone know that they are specifically answering Family Feud questions (as opposed to the producers creating a pretense of conducting a general national survey), given the number of questions that are about Steve Harvey.

Today's survey showed how neatly the top 8 maximum fits some questions, and how the way some survey respondents miss the point never see the light of day.

We asked 100 people. Name something a male stripper called “The Pool Boy” might be holding.

Top 8 answers on the board
#1 Net / Skimmer (39)
#2 Hose (11)
#3 Pool Noodle (11)
#4 Life Preserver (7)
#5 Beach Ball (4)
#6 Speedo / Trunks (4)
#7 Himself / Butt / Trouser Snake (4)
#8 Float / Raft (3)
···
#SurveyAlsoSaid (not seen on TV)
* Jock Strap (2)
* Bucket of Water (2)
* Pool Brush (2)
* Towel (2)
* Cue Stick (2)
* Pool Vacuum (2)
* Floatie / Water Wings (1)
* Goggles (1)
* Squeegee (1)
* Rubber Duck (1)
* The 8 Ball (1)

How about Definition?

I was wondering, have the producers of Family Feud ever just made up the responses to a survey, or are they above such chicanery?

Wouldn't that be an S&P issue, given that Steve always said that they surveyed 100 people?

/then again, they never said which 100

The closest I've found so far to meeting the original description would be Narz Concentration.