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  1. 0:0010 of the smartest players from my
  2. 0:02videos. Somnambulism. Vasco da Gama.
  3. 0:05But only one will be left standing and
  4. 0:07walk away with $500. Round one, you need
  5. 0:11to get two correct to move on. What
  6. 0:12animal product is used in the dish
  7. 0:14gravlax?
  8. 0:15>> Large Salmon. Salmon, smoked salmon.
  9. 0:17Yeah. Salmon. What is Denmark's most
  10. 0:19populated island? Zealand. Zealand. In
  11. 0:231835, which American inventor patented
  12. 0:25the revolver? Colt. I was going to say
  13. 0:27Colt.
  14. 0:29What US state is the last name of over
  15. 0:31100,000 Americans?
  16. 0:33Definitely What does the mnemonic device
  17. 0:36represent? Mom visits every Monday, just
  18. 0:39stays until noon.
  19. 0:41Planet.
  20. 0:41>> Planet. Oh, the order of the planets.
  21. 0:43Yeah, I thought he said plants. I was
  22. 0:44like, okay. Yeah, nice.
  23. 0:46What is the southernmost prefecture of
  24. 0:47Japan where karate was invented?
  25. 0:49>> Okinawa.
  26. 0:50Which country's flag is the oldest still
  27. 0:52in use? Denmark. Denmark. We'll do a
  28. 0:56definition question, Armand. Okay, cool.
  29. 0:58Vocabulary definition.
  30. 1:00These few words will start with the
  31. 1:01letter C. Tell me what word I'm
  32. 1:03referring to. To make something easier
  33. 1:05to understand. Clarify. Yeah. Nice.
  34. 1:09>> Related to a city or the duties of its
  35. 1:11citizens. Civil. Civil. No.
  36. 1:14Or civic, whatever. It's two. Who is
  37. 1:17this man from history?
  38. 1:19Sitting Bull. Sitting Bull. Sitting
  39. 1:21Bull. Who's this man?
  40. 1:25Oh. Um What the
  41. 1:28Lindbergh.
  42. 1:30He was part of World War II. I just I
  43. 1:32watched the movie. I saw I I saw the
  44. 1:34movie. Giving you 5 seconds.
  45. 1:36Yes. Nice. Oh, yeah. I watched the
  46. 1:38movie.
  47. 1:39Um again, just general knowledge, so
  48. 1:42What term describes trees that lose
  49. 1:44their leaves in the winter?
  50. 1:45>> Deciduous. Deciduous.
  51. 1:47All right. Moving on, moving on. Which
  52. 1:49place was once called Bombay? Mumbai.
  53. 1:52Mumbai, yeah. He wanted to say
  54. 1:54>> [clears throat]
  55. 1:54>> Garrett. I would have said Garrett,
  56. 1:55yeah.
  57. 1:56Garrett. Which sport is played at Pebble
  58. 1:58Beach? Golf.
  59. 2:01There it is. What is the heaviest fish?
  60. 2:05Whale
  61. 2:06shark
  62. 2:07Great white shark.
  63. 2:08>> Whale shark? Whale shark. You put whale
  64. 2:10and a shark. What is the term for a
  65. 2:12planet outside of our
  66. 2:14>> was I thought it was exoplanet. outside
  67. 2:15of our solar
  68. 2:17He's there, baby. It's just spam if
  69. 2:18you're just saying the same thing.
  70. 2:20What if it was a Pokémon?
  71. 2:22Do more space stuff, please.
  72. 2:24I like US geography. I like that. That
  73. 2:26was close though. What is the derivative
  74. 2:27of sine? Cosine. Cosine.
  75. 2:29>> Cosine. He got it.
  76. 2:30>> The whisper? What is that?
  77. 2:32>> Sorry.
  78. 2:33I don't know.
  79. 2:34This is not a good stereotype right now.
  80. 2:35I'm just going to put it out there.
  81. 2:37>> [laughter]
  82. 2:38>> Ask an accounting question. I'm there.
  83. 2:40Here's a business question. What
  84. 2:42economics term describes how much people
  85. 2:44want to buy a product? Wait, how Wait,
  86. 2:46say it again.
  87. 2:47>> Describes how much people want to buy a
  88. 2:48product.
  89. 2:49Demand. Yeah. Okay, yeah. I was
  90. 2:51overthinking it.
  91. 2:53You didn't get the 500 bucks. Well, who
  92. 2:54do you bet on? You could win 50 bucks if
  93. 2:56you correctly predict. I think
  94. 3:00I think you're going to win. You stepped
  95. 3:01forward. That was bold.
  96. 3:04>> [laughter]
  97. 3:04>> Anderson.
  98. 3:06Okay, back to the super hard category.
  99. 3:09What city has the most Gujarati
  100. 3:11speakers? Ahmedabad. Yes. Snyd. I made a
  101. 3:14flash card on that. And I'm Jake. I'm a
  102. 3:16pro Geoguessr player and YouTuber from
  103. 3:19the San Francisco Bay Area and I love
  104. 3:21all types of trivia, but especially
  105. 3:23geography and math. He's the goat.
  106. 3:26>> [laughter]
  107. 3:28>> What is the medical term for
  108. 3:29sleepwalking? Somnambulism.
  109. 3:32Nice. He's a doctor. He is a doctor. He
  110. 3:34is a doctor. Little image action. Do
  111. 3:36many of you like history? Who is this
  112. 3:38person from history?
  113. 3:40Genghis Khan. No. Vlad the Impaler. No.
  114. 3:42Attila the Hun. Yes. Nice one.
  115. 3:45Nice.
  116. 3:47I don't I should have brought my
  117. 3:48glasses.
  118. 3:49>> [laughter]
  119. 3:50>> Who is this woman from history?
  120. 3:52Madam Curie. Rosalind Franklin. Yes. Oh,
  121. 3:55very nice.
  122. 3:56What is this icon or symbol?
  123. 3:59Ouroboros. I had I think I had finished
  124. 4:01it before you.
  125. 4:02>> What? Just slightly.
  126. 4:02>> I think I You can go to say
  127. 4:04>> I think you can go to say
  128. 4:05>> I was definitely after them. I heard it
  129. 4:06on this side.
  130. 4:07>> it. I finished it. Here, what do you
  131. 4:08think?
  132. 4:09>> I was definitely third. Wait, wait,
  133. 4:10wait, yeah. Can Can you give us Give us
  134. 4:11both points? No. Well,
  135. 4:12>> Give us both points.
  136. 4:13>> No, no, no. You guys don't need it,
  137. 4:14okay?
  138. 4:16Ouroboros.
  139. 4:18I had Okay, we're skipping the question.
  140. 4:21What is this symbol?
  141. 4:25Celtic knot. Yes.
  142. 4:27That's what it's called? Yeah.
  143. 4:28>> I was just describing it, man.
  144. 4:30Oh, you got it. He's He's got it.
  145. 4:32He's the best at this category. My
  146. 4:34name's Anderson. I'm from here in
  147. 4:36Central Florida. I'm 18. I'm a
  148. 4:37third-year political science student at
  149. 4:39UCF studying Middle Eastern politics.
  150. 4:41What is this icon or symbol?
  151. 4:45Ankh. Ankh. Yeah. I was me. Shout out to
  152. 4:47Moon Knight. Vocab and definitions. This
  153. 4:50starts with C. A small waterfall or
  154. 4:53series of
  155. 4:54>> Cascade. Cascade, yeah. Uh my name is
  156. 4:56Nolan from Arizona. I like general
  157. 4:58knowledge trivia, sports, music, movies,
  158. 5:00history, just about all that.
  159. 5:02>> A written record of events in the order
  160. 5:04they happened. Canonization? No.
  161. 5:06Chronicle.
  162. 5:07>> chronological? Chronicle. Chronological
  163. 5:09order. I think it was Chronicle or
  164. 5:11chronological. Yeah. What city has a
  165. 5:13building under construction that is
  166. 5:15planned to be the tallest in the world?
  167. 5:17>> Jeddah. Yeah. Yeah, Jeddah.
  168. 5:18What law states that the entropy of an
  169. 5:20isolated system
  170. 5:21>> Second law of thermodynamics.
  171. 5:25What is the longest venomous snake?
  172. 5:28Black mamba. No. Viper. No. A king
  173. 5:31cobra. King cobra. Let's go. There you
  174. 5:33go.
  175. 5:34What is the heaviest dog breed? Saint
  176. 5:37Bernard.
  177. 5:37Great Dane.
  178. 5:39Mastiff. Yeah. Oh, I had I didn't say
  179. 5:41I'm on you idiot. Uh unfortunately I was
  180. 5:43born in Thailand. Uh I like to surf.
  181. 5:46Most of Earth's weather happens in the
  182. 5:48lowest part of the atmosphere known as
  183. 5:49what?
  184. 5:50>> Troposphere. No. Oh, no.
  185. 5:52Troposphere. Yeah. Nice, bro.
  186. 5:54>> Troposphere out of the cruise boiler. We
  187. 5:56got two? Oh, no.
  188. 5:58>> [laughter]
  189. 6:00>> What term describes a material that can
  190. 6:02be pulled or stretched into a thin wire?
  191. 6:05Malleable. Ductile. What is the study of
  192. 6:07legendary animals such as Bigfoot and
  193. 6:10Loch Ness
  194. 6:10>> Cryptozoology. Loch Ness monster.
  195. 6:12Cryptozoology.
  196. 6:13In the wild, what is the largest cat?
  197. 6:16Tiger. Yes.
  198. 6:18Two animal ones, bro. My name's Armand.
  199. 6:19[laughter] I'm 32. I own a legal
  200. 6:21accounting firm and growing up I was
  201. 6:24really good at Halo 2. I almost made it
  202. 6:25pro. Which of the Great Lakes does not
  203. 6:27touch Canada?
  204. 6:28Michigan. Yeah.
  205. 6:31Good call, bro. Good job.
  206. 6:32So, you didn't take home the 500 bucks
  207. 6:35tonight, but who do you think will for
  208. 6:36your shot at 50 bucks? I'm going to go
  209. 6:38with Ben.
  210. 6:39The Jeopardy contestant. Probably a safe
  211. 6:41bet. In what venue would you hear an
  212. 6:44aria? Gabba Gabba house. Boom. As of
  213. 6:482023, who is the only British Prime
  214. 6:50Minister to have been appointed and
  215. 6:52dismissed four times?
  216. 6:53>> Liz Truss.
  217. 6:54Boris Johnson. No. I can't do that. I
  218. 6:55can't do that. I can't do that. Sorry.
  219. 6:57Serving four separate terms in office.
  220. 6:59Churchill. No. Blair. Anyone else?
  221. 7:02Oh my god, I'm drawing a blank.
  222. 7:03Is it the dude with the long hair? I
  223. 7:05can't remember his name. I'm going to
  224. 7:06give you 5 seconds. I'll just guess a
  225. 7:07name.
  226. 7:08Uh we're going to skip it. His name is
  227. 7:10William, but that's not specific, bro.
  228. 7:12Come on, you know that.
  229. 7:13>> [laughter]
  230. 7:14>> William Ewart Gladstone. I should have
  231. 7:17said it with confidence and maybe he
  232. 7:18would have thought of it. Prime Minister
  233. 7:19Gladstone.
  234. 7:20That's really hard. Yeah. Goofball. What
  235. 7:23country is the island Socotra part of?
  236. 7:28Dude, I'm tripping.
  237. 7:29He said it first.
  238. 7:31He was first. What islands did Europeans
  239. 7:34formerly call the Sandwich Islands?
  240. 7:36Hawaii.
  241. 7:37Yes. What country that obtained its
  242. 7:39independence from France in 1960
  243. 7:41produced most of the world's vanilla.
  244. 7:43Haiti
  245. 7:44Go to the Bahamas.
  246. 7:46Madagascar
  247. 7:46>> Madagascar Uh name's Garrett. I am a
  248. 7:49solutions engineer from Baltimore,
  249. 7:51Maryland and uh I grew up racing
  250. 7:53motocross. I got some math.
  251. 7:56Jake, give me the points. Sure. [snorts]
  252. 7:58Solve for X.
  253. 8:0120
  254. 8:03That was that was exactly the same time.
  255. 8:05I could hear
  256. 8:06We're just going to skip it. Do the
  257. 8:07math.
  258. 8:09Uh 27
  259. 8:10>> 27 27
  260. 8:11PEMDAS, ladies and gentlemen. You got to
  261. 8:13multiply first. Solve for X.
  262. 8:18Five
  263. 8:20Tied again. Skipping it. Let's keep it.
  264. 8:22Damn, that's crazy. Uh do the math.
  265. 8:2827 No. 738
  266. 8:31>> Yes.
  267. 8:32What is your major? Legal studies
  268. 8:35Legal studies? I started as an engineer.
  269. 8:37My name's Owen. I'm a sophomore at UCF
  270. 8:39and I'm originally from Pennsylvania.
  271. 8:40What is this object?
  272. 8:42Metronome
  273. 8:43>> Metronome, yeah. You got it.
  274. 8:45>> Nice broad piece. See you. What is this
  275. 8:47object?
  276. 8:49Abacus
  277. 8:49>> Abacus, yeah. He got it.
  278. 8:51>> Definitely. What city has the Terracotta
  279. 8:53Army? China Xi'an Xi'an Uh it's Xi'an,
  280. 8:56yeah.
  281. 8:57Xi'an
  282. 8:58What English polymath developed the
  283. 9:00first functional reflecting telescope
  284. 9:02Galileo in 1668? Newton Uh Newton My
  285. 9:06name is Andrew. I'm a geologist from
  286. 9:07Orlando, Florida, but I'm originally
  287. 9:08from Wiesbaden, Germany. I'm extremely
  288. 9:10into astronomy. What term refers to half
  289. 9:13the distance between the crest and
  290. 9:15trough of a wave? Wavelength No.
  291. 9:19Amplitude
  292. 9:20Yeah. That's great. You were going to
  293. 9:22say it again? I would, but well, there's
  294. 9:23only one answer, you said, so.
  295. 9:25>> What is the term for periodic wind and
  296. 9:27heavy rainfall in and around India?
  297. 9:30Monsoon
  298. 9:31Tied Tied. Tied. Skipping it, sorry.
  299. 9:34What mathematical constant is defined as
  300. 9:36the ratio of a circle's circumference to
  301. 9:37its diameter. Pi, yeah. You said the
  302. 9:39circle pi.
  303. 9:41I'm cooked. Don't overthink this
  304. 9:43question. What system allows private
  305. 9:45individuals to own businesses?
  306. 9:46Capitalism.
  307. 9:49Or free enterprise, either one. What is
  308. 9:52the typical meat used in chorizo?
  309. 9:54Dog meat.
  310. 9:56Pork. Pork. Nice.
  311. 10:00This egg.
  312. 10:01>> [laughter]
  313. 10:01>> I've been going back and forth between
  314. 10:03Anderson and Ben.
  315. 10:04But I like newcomers, so Anderson take
  316. 10:06this one for me, bro.
  317. 10:08I'll try, but I was VOTING ON HIM.
  318. 10:10>> [laughter]
  319. 10:12>> WHICH FORMULA 1 TEAM DID BOTH Nigel
  320. 10:14Mansell and Damon Hill drive?
  321. 10:16>> Williams.
  322. 10:17Nice. Nice.
  323. 10:19European guy advantage. What is the
  324. 10:21official language of Sierra Leone?
  325. 10:23English.
  326. 10:24>> English.
  327. 10:25French. I would say Jake, yeah. What
  328. 10:28branch of philosophy studies the nature
  329. 10:30of knowledge? Epistemology.
  330. 10:32Epistemology, Ben. Uh Ben, I actually
  331. 10:35have three brothers. My one of my older
  332. 10:37brother's birthday today, happy birthday
  333. 10:38Aaron, and I also have a twin. What's
  334. 10:40the most populated city in Vermont?
  335. 10:42Montpelier.
  336. 10:43>> Burlington. Burlington.
  337. 10:45I don't know. Jake.
  338. 10:46Who was the only person to be a
  339. 10:47president and Supreme Court Justice?
  340. 10:49>> Taft. Taft, out of Owen. What is the
  341. 10:52longest river in Europe? Volga. Danube.
  342. 10:55Volga. Oh. Owen, out of nowhere.
  343. 11:00Owen's been cuddling up with
  344. 11:01encyclopedias. Still count Russia as
  345. 11:03European. In Shakespeare, which European
  346. 11:05country was Hamlet the prince of?
  347. 11:07Denmark. Denmark. I think Yeah, I got
  348. 11:10it. 100%. What is another name for
  349. 11:12aubergine? Eggplant. Nice.
  350. 11:15Officially called medium tank M4, what
  351. 11:18was the most widely used medium tank
  352. 11:20from the United States and Western
  353. 11:22allies in World War II?
  354. 11:24Sherman.
  355. 11:25My guy got it. What is the square root
  356. 11:27of -1? One. I.
  357. 11:30I. Oh, negative
  358. 11:32>> Imaginary number. Nice one, Fortune.
  359. 11:34>> Oh, I'm so stupid. What German word is
  360. 11:36used to describe a current trend which
  361. 11:38literally means spirit of time?
  362. 11:41Schadenfreude? Spirit of the time.
  363. 11:44You can't guess again, right?
  364. 11:46Any other guesses from you guys?
  365. 11:50It's zeitgeist. Oh, zeitgeist. I just
  366. 11:52like the word schadenfreude.
  367. 11:53>> How do you say zeitgeist? Zeitgeist.
  368. 11:54Zeitsgeist. Zeit. Zeit.
  369. 11:57Zeitgeist. Can we get a German to
  370. 11:59fact-check this? He's a pretty good like
  371. 12:00Hitler.
  372. 12:01>> [laughter]
  373. 12:02>> He is. What is 3x when x equals 12? 4.
  374. 12:06No. 36. Yeah. Collectively, what name is
  375. 12:09given to the first 10 of the 26
  376. 12:11amendments of the Constitution? Bill of
  377. 12:13Rights.
  378. 12:14The time. Skipping it. Sorry. What
  379. 12:16punctuation mark ends a sentence that
  380. 12:18shows strong feeling? Exclamation point.
  381. 12:20Skipping it again. What term refers to
  382. 12:23the most frequently occurring value in a
  383. 12:24data set?
  384. 12:25>> Mode. Yeah.
  385. 12:27Fortune says suspect.
  386. 12:30Anderson, man, my streak is counting on
  387. 12:31me.
  388. 12:32I could I can't go very far with Charles
  389. 12:34asleep, man. Which sea does the Crimean
  390. 12:36Peninsula join?
  391. 12:38Skipping it. Luxembourg has the highest
  392. 12:40GDP per capita in the world. What is its
  393. 12:42largest industry?
  394. 12:48Finance. Yes.
  395. 12:50Damn. I was going to say tax evasion,
  396. 12:51but that was Oh, total guess, dude. Good
  397. 12:54game. So, who do you bet on for 50
  398. 12:56bucks? See, I've had this bet going
  399. 12:59betting on Ben. I mean
  400. 13:02Come on.
  401. 13:04Win this for me. Wow.
  402. 13:06All right. I'm going to go take a nap.
  403. 13:08>> [laughter]
  404. 13:08>> He's racking up the votes.
  405. 13:11What country was once called Zaire? DR
  406. 13:13Congo.
  407. 13:15I started What? I started with the fool.
  408. 13:17Andrew.
  409. 13:18What US state has a non-rectangular
  410. 13:20flag? Ohio.
  411. 13:22>> Ohio. Ohio.
  412. 13:24Ohio gozaimasu. What city has the most
  413. 13:26Cantonese speakers?
  414. 13:27>> Hong Kong. Hong Kong. No. Guangzhou.
  415. 13:29Guangzhou. Wait, I had Canton, too. Oh
  416. 13:31my god. What am I doing, dude? It's a
  417. 13:32dark horse right here. In 1856, which
  418. 13:35inventor and engineer developed the
  419. 13:37first process for manufacturing steel
  420. 13:39inexpensively?
  421. 13:40>> Bessemer.
  422. 13:40>> Carnegie.
  423. 13:41Bessemer.
  424. 13:42>> Bessemer process, very good. Yeah, nice.
  425. 13:44Images.
  426. 13:46What is this peninsula?
  427. 13:48Balkans.
  428. 13:50Good try, Fortune. What is this animal?
  429. 13:52It's zoomed in awkwardly far. So, what
  430. 13:54is this animal?
  431. 13:56Orca. Yeah.
  432. 13:58What is this animal? Be specific.
  433. 14:00Uh clown fish. Ty is skipping it. Okay,
  434. 14:03what is this instrument?
  435. 14:06Bugle.
  436. 14:08What is this object?
  437. 14:09Quill. Quill. Boom.
  438. 14:12Do the math.
  439. 14:1863. Yes. Nice. Nice one. Do the math.
  440. 14:2436. Yeah.
  441. 14:26All right, who do you bet on?
  442. 14:27Uh I'm going to go with Ben.
  443. 14:30Jeopardy contestant.
  444. 14:31>> one of what is two options. Two options.
  445. 14:33This is going to be vocabulary, so they
  446. 14:35start with the letter C. To surrender or
  447. 14:37give in. To concede.
  448. 14:39>> Yeah, Fortune. Capitulate. A large
  449. 14:42destructive fire.
  450. 14:44Conflagration. Ooh, nice.
  451. 14:47I think I've heard that once in my life.
  452. 14:48Yeah, it's not a common one, though.
  453. 14:50A conclusion or guess based on
  454. 14:53incomplete evidence.
  455. 15:04Starts with C O N.
  456. 15:06Uh that's like all of them.
  457. 15:10Conjecture. Boom. Oh, yeah.
  458. 15:13He needs to get some votes, guys.
  459. 15:15Put some respect on him.
  460. 15:17Unscramble the animal name.
  461. 15:19Flamingo. Boom. There's actually a trick
  462. 15:22to it, but I won't say it. Ooh.
  463. 15:25Who is this man from history?
  464. 15:28Um
  465. 15:30Crazy Horse?
  466. 15:31>> Yes.
  467. 15:31>> Oh, it's the monument.
  468. 15:33What is this symbol?
  469. 15:37Fleur-de-lis.
  470. 15:38Skipping it. What is this? Try to find
  471. 15:41Fortune.
  472. 15:43Look at that. You got a lot of sleep
  473. 15:44last night. You've been locked in. With
  474. 15:46a name that's short for Neapolis, what
  475. 15:49major Italian city is the new city?
  476. 15:53Neapolis. Oh, Naples. Boom.
  477. 15:57What is Canada's most populated island?
  478. 15:59Vancouver?
  479. 16:01It's not an island. Okay, oh, Canada's?
  480. 16:03Um
  481. 16:07Uh
  482. 16:09Île de France. Have another guess, both
  483. 16:11of you.
  484. 16:13Prince Edward Island.
  485. 16:15Take a guess. Do you know? It's the
  486. 16:16Montreal Island of what is Boom.
  487. 16:18Montreal. [snorts]
  488. 16:20The Island of Montreal.
  489. 16:21>> panic that it wasn't my turn to go. All
  490. 16:24right, Owen, who you got? I think that
  491. 16:25Ben's going to win.
  492. 16:28Okay, who is this man?
  493. 16:31Suleiman.
  494. 16:32Tie, skipping it. Who is this?
  495. 16:37Ivan the Terrible. Ivan the Terrible.
  496. 16:39He's cooking. Oh my god.
  497. 16:42I just I've been reading a book about
  498. 16:44about it. You got good fortune tonight.
  499. 16:46What is this one?
  500. 16:48Tetraskelion. Tetraskelion.
  501. 16:49Tetraskelion. Tetraskelion.
  502. 16:50Tetraskelion. Tetraskelion. Uh wait, I
  503. 16:52thought it was Oh, is it What culture is
  504. 16:54it?
  505. 16:55A lot It's a lot of stuff. It's a lot of
  506. 16:56stuff. Italian
  507. 16:57>> the Buddhist ones? No, it's like Greek,
  508. 17:00too, I think, and like other stuff. What
  509. 17:02is this object?
  510. 17:07A 20-part. Yeah.
  511. 17:10What is this object?
  512. 17:12A carabiner. I started. It was on
  513. 17:14Jeopardy today. I definitely have that.
  514. 17:15I think he I think [laughter] he had it.
  515. 17:17It was literally on Jeopardy You
  516. 17:18>> know what? It was really close to that.
  517. 17:20It was literally on Jeopardy today. Like
  518. 17:22they they asked about it today. I have
  519. 17:23one I have a bunch in my backpack, so
  520. 17:24it's like I was like I just came from
  521. 17:25O'Clock. What French term for duck can
  522. 17:28also be used in English to mean
  523. 17:30to mean an extravagant or absurd story?
  524. 17:33Yeah, you got it. Who was the first
  525. 17:34European explorer to sail from Europe to
  526. 17:36India?
  527. 17:37>> Vasco da Gama. Boom. Yeah, very good.
  528. 17:40What Latin phrase means literally by the
  529. 17:43fact itself and is often used to
  530. 17:45indicate
  531. 17:46Holy crap.
  532. 17:48You speak Latin? It's between you and
  533. 17:50Jake.
  534. 17:54I run his trivia on his server, so
  535. 17:57it's not like
  536. 18:01I'm going to go for the OG for Jake.
  537. 18:03Yes. I got a vote. Let's go.
  538. 18:07What is Bangladesh's most populated
  539. 18:09island?
  540. 18:11Bhola? Bhola. I like That's such a Jake
  541. 18:13question.
  542. 18:14I got nothing there. He doesn't know
  543. 18:16populations that well though.
  544. 18:18Which instrument most resembles a
  545. 18:20glockenspiel? Zylophone. Zylophone. No.
  546. 18:24What you said is not there. No. What do
  547. 18:26you mean? Which country was once called
  548. 18:28East Pakistan?
  549. 18:29>> Bangladesh. I got it. Ben.
  550. 18:31>> [laughter]
  551. 18:32>> Double Bangladesh questions?
  552. 18:35Yeah, I'm going to get punched in the
  553. 18:37face. How much caffeine are you on? How
  554. 18:38much caffeine?
  555. 18:40Actually
  556. 18:42More than 200?
  557. 18:44More than 500.
  558. 18:46Sheep are one of the few animal species
  559. 18:48on Earth that have what shape pupils?
  560. 18:51Rectangular.
  561. 18:52Ben.
  562. 18:55The translation in your head.
  563. 18:57It's that's my that's my problem, yeah.
  564. 18:59The translating. German translating in
  565. 19:01his head comes to bite him. Who do you
  566. 19:03bet on?
  567. 19:04>> [music]
  568. 19:04>> Uh I'm going to bet on Jake. Boom.
  569. 19:08Why you you expected that vote? Come on.
  570. 19:10Oh man. It's your friend you're saying
  571. 19:11with. I mean, of course. That's what I
  572. 19:13did.
  573. 19:14Even? Yeah.
  574. 19:1550/50.
  575. 19:17I'm done. Really?
  576. 19:19I'm done. I'm done. Are they splitting?
  577. 19:21Yeah. First to get five right wins. The
  578. 19:23final you can spam. So, starting now.
  579. 19:25Starting now. What US state has more
  580. 19:28than 5 million people living on islands?
  581. 19:30Alaska? No. No, keep going.
  582. 19:33>> New York.
  583. 19:36What is this island?
  584. 19:38Newfoundland. Yeah.
  585. 19:40That's an island, right? Yes. Okay.
  586. 19:43Yeah, sorry. I'm really bad at this. I'm
  587. 19:45actually I'm actually awful at This
  588. 19:47This is rough for you. What is this
  589. 19:49zoomed in animal?
  590. 19:51Black widow. Yeah. Yeah, nice.
  591. 19:53Getting killed.
  592. 19:543-0.
  593. 19:55Unscramble the animal name.
  594. 19:58Ready?
  595. 20:00Buffalo. Boom! 4-0.
  596. 20:04Goosey. No, come on.
  597. 20:05I'm trying. I'm trying.
  598. 20:07Unscramble the animal name again.
  599. 20:10Centipede.
  600. 20:12Centipede. Oh, I didn't say something.
  601. 20:13Sorry. Sorry. I I didn't say something.
  602. 20:14Yeah. No, you're fine. You're fine. Cuz
  603. 20:16I like I like to be
  604. 20:17>> Cuz I kind of like
  605. 20:18I couldn't get it out.
  606. 20:20Oh, yeah. I feel like he just watched
  607. 20:21the sorting algorithm in real time. Bro,
  608. 20:23I was about to say
  609. 20:25All right, I didn't get I didn't get
  610. 20:26five votes. We're all getting Centipede.
  611. 20:28[laughter]
  612. 20:30Oh, god. 4-1.
  613. 20:32Do the math.
  614. 20:3520. Yeah.
  615. 20:37Computer, he wins.
  616. 20:39>> [applause]
  617. 20:40>> Boom!
  618. 20:41The whole thing? Thank you.
  619. 20:43Can we get half of this?
  620. 20:46The Jake voters.
  621. 20:49>> [laughter]
  622. 20:51>> Yeah.
  623. 20:52I'm nervous, man. I'm nervous.
  624. 20:54I knew I knew it was the right choice to
  625. 20:56go with the OG. Okay.

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