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Alex Tooley
Louisville, KY

Alex is a student and a waiter who hopes to make one big dream come true. If he wins the million he has big plans but he doesn't want to reveal them for fear of jinxing it. He says he'll tell Chris when he reaches $10,000.

$500: An outspoken critic of political nonsense, former New York governor Al Smith famously said, "No matter how thin you slice it, it's still" what?
A - onions
B - baloney
C - pickles
D - tuna fish

Alex doesn't like

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baloney

so he figures that what the governor was talking about.

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Answer: B (baloney)

$1000: As hundreds of thousands of them are stolen each year, Instructables.com says despite expensive locks, the safest place for what is "under your legs"?
A - bike
B - money
C - purse
D - watch

Alex immediately goes with

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D

.

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Answer: A (bike)

Alex leaves with nothing (except the $1000 promised in the rules).

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So far so good

(sheesh)

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Alex Tooley
Louisville, KY

Alex is a student and a waiter who hopes to make one big dream come true. If he wins the million he has big plans but he doesn't want to reveal them for fear of jinxing it. He says he'll tell Chris when he reaches $10,000.

Too bad he didn't get that far.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$1000: As hundreds of thousands of them are stolen each year, Instructables.com says despite expensive locks, the safest place for what is "under your legs"?
A - bike
B - money
C - purse
D - watch

Alex immediately goes with

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D

.

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Answer: A (bike)

A watch? Worn under your legs? <Sheesh®>

I figure this is all the more reason not to buy a used watch. At least not from this guy. I never had much worry about used bicycles. I guess because they really are placed under your legs, while to hold onto a watch there it would have to really be between. Wouldn't it.

How much does an expensive lock for a watch go for, anyway.


I'm just kind-of explaining why this guy rates a "sheesh" while the contestant who goofed on Murphy Brown just was someone who didn't know their TV actresses/shows. It caused them to go out at a similarly low level, but at least I can understand getting who-played-what wrong, while the layers of logic that didn't get followed in this question are just at another order of logic-layer. Or something.

Alex leaves with nothing (except the $1000 promised in the rules).

Nothing about the dream either. Oh well.