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Helene Dean
Tobyhanna, PA
Unemployed

Meredith says that Helene came at a good time and a bad time. She's unemployed and would like to use the money to go to school. She had a "first career" as a bartender for 26 years. Now she wants to go to graduate school and get a Master's degree in Accounting.

Topic Tree:
- Who's Counting?
- Place of Honor
- Burn After Reading
- Beautiful Couples
- The White House
- The Caribbean
- Boys in the Hood
- Re-Re-Remakes
- Go Team!
- Making History
- Animated Heroes
- The Body Human
- It's a Job
- Happy Birthday
- Beauty Myths

$100 - According to a common beauty myth that encourages people to smile, 1 brow wrinkle is the result of 200,000 what?
A - hiccups
B - frowns
C - stomach pains
D - incompetent dermatologists

Spoiler

B frowns (7)

$200 - After singing the well-known first verse of "Happy Birthday to You," many people add a second verse which starts with what question?
A - What time is it?
B - Is it hot in here?
C - Can you spare some change?
D - How old are you now?

It's the one that Helene never wants to hear.

Spoiler

D - How old are you now? (6)

$300 - What type of professional is the title character in the Henrik Ibsen play "The Master Builder"?
A - nurse
B - librarian
C - architect
D - chauffeur

Spoiler

C - architect (9)

THE HORN!!!!!
Helene will return on Monday with all her lifelines.

So far, so good.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Helene Dean
Tobyhanna, PA
Unemployed

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Helene will return on Monday with all her lifelines.

Nihil obstat®. Let's see what the Monday show brings.

$200 - After singing the well-known first verse of "Happy Birthday to You," many people add a second verse which starts with what question?
A - What time is it?
B - Is it hot in here?
C - Can you spare some change?
D - How old are you now?

It's the one that Helene never wants to hear.

Spoiler

D - How old are you now? (6)

I've never heard this one. It'll get here eventually, I suppose.

SportsFan68 wrote:$200 - After singing the well-known first verse of "Happy Birthday to You," many people add a second verse which starts with what question?
A - What time is it?
B - Is it hot in here?
C - Can you spare some change?
D - How old are you now?

It's the one that Helene never wants to hear.

Spoiler

D - How old are you now? (6)

I've never heard this one. It'll get here eventually, I suppose.

Really? Is Colorado that isolated from the rest of the country?

MarleysGh0st wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:$200 - After singing the well-known first verse of "Happy Birthday to You," many people add a second verse which starts with what question?
A - What time is it?
B - Is it hot in here?
C - Can you spare some change?
D - How old are you now?

It's the one that Helene never wants to hear.

Spoiler

D - How old are you now? (6)

I've never heard this one. It'll get here eventually, I suppose.

Really? Is Colorado that isolated from the rest of the country?

Nah -- I don't get out much.