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Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 6:08 pm
by BBTranscriptTeam
Julie Loest
Originally from Ventura, CA now living in New York City
Flight attendant
Julie is going to get the question that Liz would have seen next (Level 10 - Topping it Off).
Which of these beverages was originally invented as a syrupy topping to put on ice cream?
A - Yoo-Hoo
B - Hawaiian Punch
C - Dr Pepper
D - Mountain Dew
Julie immediately answers
A, Yoo-Hoo
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Answer: B (Hawaiian Punch)
Re: Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 9:45 am
by earendel
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Julie Loest
Originally from Ventura, CA now living in New York City
Flight attendant
Julie is going to get the question that Liz would have seen next (Level 10 - Topping it Off).
Which of these beverages was originally invented as a syrupy topping to put on ice cream?
A - Yoo-Hoo
B - Hawaiian Punch
C - Dr Pepper
D - Mountain Dew
Julie immediately answers
A, Yoo-Hoo
.
Answer: B (Hawaiian Punch)
I would have gone with either Mt. Dew or Dr. Pepper since those are syrupy. Never would have guessed Hawaiian Punch. Of course this was the most difficult question in the unrandomized stack so it's likely to be a toughie.
Re: Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 2:09 pm
by Estonut
earendel wrote:BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Julie Loest
Originally from Ventura, CA now living in New York City
Flight attendant
Julie is going to get the question that Liz would have seen next (Level 10 - Topping it Off).
Which of these beverages was originally invented as a syrupy topping to put on ice cream?
A - Yoo-Hoo
B - Hawaiian Punch
C - Dr Pepper
D - Mountain Dew
Julie immediately answers
A, Yoo-Hoo
.
Answer: B (Hawaiian Punch)
I would have gone with either Mt. Dew or Dr. Pepper since those are syrupy. Never would have guessed Hawaiian Punch. Of course this was the most difficult question in the unrandomized stack so it's likely to be a toughie.
Not if one remembers Hawaiian Punch being sold as a syrup, to which one added water...
Re: Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 5:44 pm
by MarleysGh0st
Estonut wrote:earendel wrote:BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Julie Loest
Originally from Ventura, CA now living in New York City
Flight attendant
Julie is going to get the question that Liz would have seen next (Level 10 - Topping it Off).
Which of these beverages was originally invented as a syrupy topping to put on ice cream?
A - Yoo-Hoo
B - Hawaiian Punch
C - Dr Pepper
D - Mountain Dew
Julie immediately answers
A, Yoo-Hoo
.
Answer: B (Hawaiian Punch)
I would have gone with either Mt. Dew or Dr. Pepper since those are syrupy. Never would have guessed Hawaiian Punch. Of course this was the most difficult question in the unrandomized stack so it's likely to be a toughie.
Not if one remembers Hawaiian Punch being sold as a syrup, to which one added water...
When was that? How long was it sold as a syrup?
Re: Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 5:59 pm
by Bob Juch
MarleysGh0st wrote:Estonut wrote:earendel wrote:I would have gone with either Mt. Dew or Dr. Pepper since those are syrupy. Never would have guessed Hawaiian Punch. Of course this was the most difficult question in the unrandomized stack so it's likely to be a toughie.
Not if one remembers Hawaiian Punch being sold as a syrup, to which one added water...
When was that? How long was it sold as a syrup?
AFAIK it still is.
Re: Transcript 5/20/2011 - Judith Loest (1Q contestant)
Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 6:11 pm
by Estonut
MarleysGh0st wrote:Estonut wrote:earendel wrote:I would have gone with either Mt. Dew or Dr. Pepper since those are syrupy. Never would have guessed Hawaiian Punch. Of course this was the most difficult question in the unrandomized stack so it's likely to be a toughie.
Not if one remembers Hawaiian Punch being sold as a syrup, to which one added water...
When was that? How long was it sold as a syrup?
When I was a kid in the 60's. Perhaps it was a west coast thing. It may still be sold. I haven't exactly looked for it lately...
http://www.hawaiianpunch.com/history.php