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Tony DiCostanzo
Miami Beach, FL
salesperson – medical devices

Topic tree (unrandomized)
* Celebrity Entourages
* Bad Dates
* Papal Effects
* Pre-Stardom
* Flowery Style
* The Plaza
* Snack Man
* Famous Looks
* Drip Drip
* Axing For It

Topic tree (randomized)
* Pre-Stardom
* Bad Dates
* Axing For It
* Drip Drip
* Papal Effects
* The Plaza
* Flowery Style
* Celebrity Entourages
* Famous Looks
* Snack Man

Question 1 (Snack Man)
The bow-tied gent who graces every canister of Pringles potato chips sports which of these features?
a. Horn-rimmed glasses
b. Bushy mustache
c. Stovepipe hat
d. Long beard

value/answer/bank

b. Bushy mustache
value: $5,000
bank: $5,000

Question 2 (Famous Looks)
David Letterman and Madonna are two celebrities known for having a diastema, the medical term for what?
a. Prominent mole
b. Widow’s peak
c. Cleft chin
d. Gap between teeth

value/answer/bank

d. Gap between teeth
value: $3,000
bank: $8,000

Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

Bumping this up

Did Question 1 refer to Pringles "potato chips" or to Pringles "potato crisps"? --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:Did Question 1 refer to Pringles "potato chips" or to Pringles "potato crisps"? --Bob

The question did say "chips," although they are "crisps" on the package.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

Bad, audience, bad...

Estonut wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

Bad, audience, bad...

Guess they didn't see the film. I precalled it.

Bob Juch wrote:

Estonut wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

Bad, audience, bad...

Guess they didn't see the film. I precalled it.

I saw it and I couldn't remember. But I did guess Pumpkin. So maybe I did remember. I just forgot that I remembered. Or something like that...

Bob Juch wrote:

Estonut wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

Bad, audience, bad...

Guess they didn't see the film. I precalled it.

This would have taped before the movie came out.

-M

themanwho wrote:

Bob Juch wrote:

Estonut wrote:Bad, audience, bad...

Guess they didn't see the film. I precalled it.

This would have taped before the movie came out.


-M

This show was taped in 2003?

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Tony DiCostanzo
Miami Beach, FL
salesperson – medical devices

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 1 (Snack Man)
The bow-tied gent who graces every canister of Pringles potato chips sports which of these features?
a. Horn-rimmed glasses
b. Bushy mustache
c. Stovepipe hat
d. Long beard

value/answer/bank

b. Bushy mustache
value: $5,000
bank: $5,000

Technically I believe they are "crisps" rather than "chips".

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (Celebrity Entourages)
To keep him company, the famed racehorse Seabiscuit lived in a stall with a dog, a monkey and a horse named what?
a. Ginger
b. Pumpkin
c. Shelby
d. Lucky

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:19% b:15% c:17% d:49%

answer and result

b. Pumpkin

Tony answers incorrectly (d. Lucky) and leaves with $1,000.

I'm not sure I would have known this, and given that the movie is recent, I might expect the audience to know it. Unfortunately Tony was Dursted, and I might well have been also.

vettech wrote:

themanwho wrote:

Bob Juch wrote: Guess they didn't see the film. I precalled it.

This would have taped before the movie came out.


-M

This show was taped in 2003?

You know, I spent almost 15 minutes at work last night googling "secretariat 'horse named pumpkin' " last night, and I didn't get any hits at all. This explains why.

Sheesh, I'm an idiot.

-M

I wish he would have made it to the sixth question. Pretty easy topic...

themanwho wrote:

vettech wrote:

themanwho wrote:
This would have taped before the movie came out.


-M

This show was taped in 2003?

You know, I spent almost 15 minutes at work last night googling "secretariat 'horse named pumpkin' " last night, and I didn't get any hits at all. This explains why.

Sheesh, I'm an idiot.

-M

Eh, a horse is a horse, of course...