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Jay Rosenberg frogman042
Austin, TX
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Jay now named his ten children from youngest to oldest as they showed his avatar picture again.
15 years ago when daughter Rachel was 5 years old, she made a tie from scratch, and it has been his special tie, he wore it to his oldest son's wedding, and has it on right now. If he wore nothing else, he made sure he'd have that tie on.


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Famous Structures
The High Court
The Metric System
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Canadian Cuisine



$50K- The traditional Quebecois dish poutine is a combination of cheese curds and gravy served atop what?
A. Crepes B. French fries
C. Fried eggs D. Mushrooms

Expert Lyn Payne ($500K winner) called at :36
Meredith asks what Lyn did with her winnings, she saved most of it, gave a large amount to Dress for Success, an organization that helps needy women re-entering the work force to buy good work/interview clothing.

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Lyn does not know, says gut feeling fried eggs but suggests not going with her



Double-Dip called at :22
First answer C, Fried Eggs. Mere says Lyn was right... to suggest not going with it.
Jay thinks that french fries would be too recent for a 'traditional' dish. Second answer D, Mushrooms, given at :07, also wrong. Correct answer was french fries.

Jay leaves with $25,000.

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For those looking for the rest of the show, I'm about to transcribe that and will post it a little later.

Despite the tough food question, that was a great run!

Congrats to the frogman!

Excellent run Jay!

I think of myself as a foodie and did not know the answer to that Q.

You seem very pleased with your experience, and if I ever get the same chance, I hope I feel as pleased with the outcome.

I came home at lunch both days to watch and was glad I did.

Congratulations!

Evil Squirrel wrote:Despite the tough food question, that was a great run! Congrats to the frogman!

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You have outdone yourself ES. You captured the tadpole's likenesses perfectly. Congrats Jay.

Terrific work ES!

And so timely!

Great job, Jay! Sorry I couldn't see you since we don't get the show here!!

Another masterpiece!!
Well done, ES!!

Terrific run in the hotseat, and a terrific portrait by the squirrel.

I do have one question for lb, though:

Why did you decide to make him a frog?

Now I know what the Doc was talking about a slam dunk for a former reident of Ottawa and a personal favorite I might add

Evil Squirrel wrote:Despite the tough food question, that was a great run! Congrats to the frogman!

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Very cute!

Jay, the thing I liked best about your appearance is the love and admiration you showed for every member of your family. I was enchanted by the way you described your tie, and why it was important to every special occasion. (For those who didn't get to see the show, his daughter painted it years ago.) Although I wish you could have kept going in your stack, your love for your wife and kids is worth so much more than Millionaire has ever given away!

Congratulations, FrogDude!

That's awesome!



All smiles!

Frogman! You did a terrific job on the show, and many congrats on hitting that level - a great accomplishment. Your charm came shining through, and I know your family is just beaming with pride. The kids have got to be ultra-amped with their new celebrity status... What a thrill for the whole bunch of ya!

Now, down to the nitty-gritty... Super cool tie. And nice haircut!

silvercamaro wrote:Jay, the thing I liked best about your appearance is the love and admiration you showed for every member of your family. I was enchanted by the way you described your tie, and why it was important to every special occasion. (For those who didn't get to see the show, his daughter painted it years ago.) Although I wish you could have kept going in your stack, your love for your wife and kids is worth so much more than Millionaire has ever given away!

What Uday said.

times two

Just because I am louder and perkier and bigger than her.

I'm sorry you got stopped by this question, Jay. I'm guessing that Lyn doesn't see much poutine being served in Florida.

ES has really outdone himself with this portrait!

Jay, congrats on the appearance, sorry about the stumper, and I'm sorry I missed taping this episode because that tie sounds fantastic. Have a happy new year.

Great run, Jay, and again, great use of lifelines.

I have an urge to put together a field trip to visit our Canadian pals and have a heaping plate of poutine.

And then we can look at the US flag and count the rows of stars.

And then...

Let me be the first to welcome you to the "I hate $50,000 food questions, they suck a lot, but it's okay because I won $25,000" Club!!

As far as I know, you and I are the only members of this club, but I'm sure there will be more...

But you did great, and you have to be pleased with the way you played the game. YAY!!!!

nitrah55 wrote:Great run, Jay, and again, great use of lifelines.

I have an urge to put together a field trip to visit our Canadian pals and have a heaping plate of poutine.

And then we can look at the US flag and count the rows of stars.

And then...

Come back through New England, and note the leaves falling off the trees, and try to recall the name of that process...

nitrah55 wrote: And then we can look at the US flag and count the rows of stars.

And then...

Count me in... count me in....

Let me add my own enthusiastic "Ribbit!" to the kudos.

Excellent run, Jay!

Congratulations, Jay! Wish I could have seen it, but thanks, again to the transcription crew.

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silverscreenselect wrote:

nitrah55 wrote: And then we can look at the US flag and count the rows of stars.

And then...

Count me in... count me in....

I'm not letting you count anything.

Way to go, Frogman! All the expertise you shared with me came shining through on your big adventure. It's nice to have a face to go with all the messages!

Congratulations!

Winnamill