Transcript 12/15/10 - Jill Brim

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Jill Brim
Wheaton, Il
College history professor

Jill hopes to send a message back home to her friends with her dress; she is living the dream in New York!

Question Topics (Unrandomized):
* Connected Men
* Die Laughing
* Lyrical Inspiration
* Ancient Aggravation
* Genius Ads
* Drinking Games
* On Your Marks
* Famous Phrases
* Source of Food
* VIntage Video

Question Topics (Randomized):
* Famous Phrases
* Ancient Aggravation
* Drinking Games
* Connected Men
* Lyrical Inspiration
* Genius Ads
* Vintage Video
* Source of Food
* Die Laughing
* On Your Marks



Question #1~ President Obama often uses what phrase to describe government projects that are prepared to hire new workers right away?
A:Ladder-ready B:Shovel-ready
C:Pencil-ready D: Keyboard-ready

Answer/Value/Bank

B:Shovel-ready
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $25,000

Question #2~ The epitaph on what comedian's tombstone simply reads, "There goes the neighborhood" ?
A:Goerge Carlin B:Rodney Dangerfield
C:Richard Pryor D: Soupy Sales

Jill is pretty certain that it is Richard Pryor.

Mere reminds Jill that her lifelines are still availible, so Jill will ask the audience.

ATA: A: 17% B: 32% C: 45% D: 6%

Answer/Value/Bank

B:Rodney Dangerfield
Jill leaves with $1000

[Bob78164]

What answer did the contestant give to her final question? (Presumably

Spoiler

Richard Pryor

, but the transcript doesn't actually say so.) --Bob

[themanwho]

Jill is pretty certain that it is Richard Pryor.

Mere reminds Jill that her lifelines are still availible, so Jill will ask the audience.

Dammit, contestants! Don't do that!

-M

[earendel]

Jill Brim
Wheaton, Il
College history professor

Jill hopes to send a message back home to her friends with her dress; she is living the dream in New York!

IMO it wasn't a particularly flattering dress, so I don't know what kind of message she was trying to send.

Question #1~ President Obama often uses what phrase to describe government projects that are prepared to hire new workers right away?
A:Ladder-ready B:Shovel-ready
C:Pencil-ready D: Keyboard-ready

Answer/Value/Bank

B:Shovel-ready
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $25,000

If I had a nickel for every time I've heard that phrase around here I could fund my own stimulus program.

Question #2~ The epitaph on what comedian's tombstone simply reads, "There goes the neighborhood" ?
A:Goerge Carlin B:Rodney Dangerfield
C:Richard Pryor D: Soupy Sales

Jill is pretty certain that it is Richard Pryor.

Mere reminds Jill that her lifelines are still availible, so Jill will ask the audience.

ATA: A: 17% B: 32% C: 45% D: 6%

Answer/Value/Bank

B:Rodney Dangerfield
Jill leaves with $1000

I wouldn't even have given the audience the chance to Durst me - it just seemed the kind of thing that Pryor would say. This is another example of the "second-strong answer" conjecture.