Transcript 03/04/15 Robyn O'Brien

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Robyn O'Brien
Pleasantville, NY

16K banked, two lifelines available after JTQ used yesterday

--opening pre-empted
Question 5 -
Held in New Hampshire in 1964, America's first modern state lottery didn't choose numbers randomly with ping-pong balls. Instead, they used what?
A. State tax figures B. Horse race results
C. High and low temperatures D. Times of babies' births

+1

Before the lifeline she said A and B don't really make sense, and D would be the only one that would be different per person and a lot of people use birthdays as lotto numbers
+1 is her husband who was a contestant before. He said he likes her logic and that State tax figures would be the same, horse race results could be the answer win place show, high/low temps he does not know, he likes D but not 100%
Terry reminded them that they could use the ATA as well.

ATA

A. 10% B. 36%
C. 14% D. 40%
The husband said it could be simply because of their discussion. Terry said that Robyn could walk with $8000
Robyn went with D, final answer.

Answer and value

B. Horse race results
Value: $not revealed
Bank: Lost, consolation $1000

No break, on to the next contestant

[Kazoo65]

Ewww, what a wicked question!!! Since I've already used up my JTQ on the Lincoln cat Q from yesterday, I start with plus one and hope they can help me. ATA probably wouldn't be of much use here.

[ghostjmf]

Q5: I think all of those have been used for lotteries at one time or another. Including lunes from tax reports, supposedly chosen at random. +1. Let's pretend they know.

[SportsFan68]

Still have my ATA and Plus One.

Question 5 -
Held in New Hampshire in 1964, America's first modern state lottery didn't choose numbers randomly with ping-pong balls. Instead, they used what?
A. State tax figures B. Horse race results
C. High and low temperatures D. Times of babies' births

+1

Before the lifeline she said A and B don't really make sense, and D would be the only one that would be different per person and a lot of people use birthdays as lotto numbers
+1 is her husband who was a contestant before. He said he likes her logic and that State tax figures would be the same, horse race results could be the answer win place show, high/low temps he does not know, he likes D but not 100%
Terry reminded them that they could use the ATA as well.

ATA

A. 10% B. 36%
C. 14% D. 40%
The husband said it could be simply because of their discussion. Terry said that Robyn could walk with $8000
Robyn went with D, final answer.

Answer and value

B. Horse race results
Value: $not revealed
Bank: Lost, consolation $1000

ATA and Plus One and Sayonara.

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Robyn O'Brien
Pleasantville, NY

16K banked, two lifelines available after JTQ used yesterday

Question 5 -
Held in New Hampshire in 1964, America's first modern state lottery didn't choose numbers randomly with ping-pong balls. Instead, they used what?
A. State tax figures B. Horse race results
C. High and low temperatures D. Times of babies' births

+1

Before the lifeline she said A and B don't really make sense, and D would be the only one that would be different per person and a lot of people use birthdays as lotto numbers
+1 is her husband who was a contestant before. He said he likes her logic and that State tax figures would be the same, horse race results could be the answer win place show, high/low temps he does not know, he likes D but not 100%
Terry reminded them that they could use the ATA as well.

ATA

A. 10% B. 36%
C. 14% D. 40%
The husband said it could be simply because of their discussion. Terry said that Robyn could walk with $8000
Robyn went with D, final answer.

Answer and value

B. Horse race results
Value: not revealed
Bank: Lost, consolation $1000

Definitely a WWOQ. I've already used my JTQ. Maybe since the studio has moved to CT there will be NH people in the audience. Might as well ATA.