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Most quizzes are about
knowing the right answer,

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and that will help you here, sure.

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but this is a show where
if you're confident enough,

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you might be able to win
without knowing any of the answers.

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As long as no one calls your bluff.

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Three players are joining me here
at the top of this tower.

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One will win,
and two will get <i>Disconnected</i>

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<c.cyan><i>[Caption+ by JS*
https://caption.plus]</i>

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Welcome to the top of the tower!
Good to see you all.

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Thank you so much for coming out.
Let's play a quiz.

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You all have three bars of signal.

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If you lose all those bars of signal,

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then you get disconnected
and you are off the show.

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You don't lose a bar of signal
for being wrong.

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You lose a bar of signal for being wrong
and being called on it.

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So if you don't know, bluff.

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Try and make your opponents
think you do.

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Vanessa, we're gonna start with you.
How are you doing?

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Like, congratulations
on the YouTube Original.

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<c.yellow>Thank you, yeah.

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<c.yellow>Since then, I haven't left my house.
So I've been great.

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Was it down to the wire?
Was it finished just before?

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<c.yellow>It really was. It was the last day
that we were able to film.

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<c.yellow>So, very lucky.
And how's it gone? It's...

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<c.yellow><i>Sleeping with Friends.</i>
<c.yellow>It's a competitive reality show

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<c.yellow>all about sleep, where people
try to improve their sleep.

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<c.yellow>Yeah, it's done well.
It was three episodes,

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<c.yellow>and they all came out in a binge format,
so I think as a creator,

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<c.yellow>it's funny how quickly things pass
when it's a binge.

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<c.yellow>It's like a thing for a week,
and then it's over.

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Well, I've got some questions for you.

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You get to pick a category
first of all.

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Would you like
Greek Gods or Seas?

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<c.yellow>I will go with Seas.

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Seas, alright.
<c.yellow>Thank you.

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Which sea contains the popular holiday spot,
the Turks and Caicos islands?

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<c.yellow>That is in the Indian Ocean,
but specifically in the South Indian Sea.

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South Indian Sea, or the Indian Ocean,
says Vanessa.

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Alright. Kati, Jarvis...

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you can challenge that answer
if you want to.

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If you think it's wrong,
put your hand up and challenge.

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If it's a good challenge,
if the answer's wrong,

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Vanessa will lose a bar of signal.

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But if you challenge
and the answer was right,

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you will lose a bar of signal.

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There is one other catch:

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If Vanessa can sneak a wrong answer
past both of you,

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you both lose a bar of signal.
So knowing all that...

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Kati, Jarvis?
<c.green>I'm gonna challenge.

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Kati, Jarvis?
<c.cyan>No pressure.

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Do you want to challenge?

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<c.cyan>I don't know. I— Hm.

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<c.green>This is not my area of expertise.
I'm gonna go, you know...

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<c.green>based on the level of specificity,

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<c.green>first going with the ocean
and then the specific sea,

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<c.green>I don't think I'm the one
to challenge here.

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<c.cyan>Same. I'm like, Caribbean?
Ugh... I don't know.

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Alright well, no challenges here.

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Vanessa, was that a bluff?

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<c.yellow>Yes.
Yeah, it absolutely was.

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It is in the Caribbean.
Kati, you did know the answer,

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but you didn't challenge.

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Vanessa, you have snuck a wrong answer
past both your opponents.

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So, Kati, that is a bar of signal
away on question one.

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Jarvis, that is a bar of signal
away on question one.

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<c.green>That's unfortunate.
Congratulations, Vanessa!

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Kati, it is your question next.
<c.yellow>Yes!

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How are you doing? How are you?
<c.cyan>Good! I mean, just... home.

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<c.cyan>You know, being bored,
doing a thing.

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Would you like Leading Actors
or US Cities?

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<c.cyan>Hmm... I'll do US Cities.

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US Cities, okay.

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Which US city is home to
the famous Rocky Steps

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from the boxing film <i>Rocky</i>?

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<c.cyan>Ooh, the Rocky Steps.
That is in New York City.

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Kati says New York City.

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Vanessa, Jarvis?

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Oh, hand up straight away.
<c.yellow>I challenge.

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<c.yellow>I think it's in Philadelphia.

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<c.yellow>So, I'm... I'm going to put forward
my first challenge.

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<c.green>So I'm gonna challenge.
Alright.

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Alright.
<c.yellow>Little nervous about it.

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Kati, were you bluffing?

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<c.cyan>Yes. I don't know if it's New York
or Philadelphia, to be honest.

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<c.cyan>Those were my two ideas, and I was like,
I'm just gonna go with it.

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<c.cyan>I feel like you have to be confident.
You do have to be confident,

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but unfortunately you were
confident with the wrong answer.

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It is Philadelphia, so...
<c.cyan>Yeah.

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We are only two questions in,

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and Kati, you are down to
one bar of signal.

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<c.cyan>Uh-oh.
You are in a perilous position,

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but it can be done.

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Jarvis, how's life?
<c.green>I feel like we're in a cell phone tower,

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<c.green>and so people aren't gonna believe...

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<c.green>People aren't gonna believe that
we can lose any bars, we're so close!

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This question's for you.

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Would you like Types of Clothing
or '70s Rock Bands?

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<c.green>Oh...

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Those are two brutal categories for you!

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I am just going in the order
these are in my file here!

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<c.green>Let's go with Types of Clothing.
Types of Clothing, alright.

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Which type of clothing,
famously worn in Hawaii,

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is a muumuu?

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<c.green>I believe a muumuu is
a type of dress.

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Jarvis says dress.
Vanessa, Kati, what do you reckon?

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Now Kati, you're in a difficult position here.
If you challenge wrongly, you're out.

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But also, if you let a wrong answer
slip past, you're out.

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<c.yellow>So I think that it would be good for Kati
to indicate if she's thinking about challenging,

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<c.yellow>because then perhaps, I could challenge.

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<c.yellow>So we're kinda on a more even footing here.
<c.cyan>Well, how specific...?

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<c.cyan>Yeah.
<c.green>I call collusion(!)

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<c.cyan>But I'm curious how specific
you're wanting a style of clothing,

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<c.cyan>'cause in Hawaii,
I think of a sarong.

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We're looking for a type of clothing.

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<c.cyan>Okay, so like a dress.
A muumuu is a dress.

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<c.yellow>I have a question for Tom.
Would you consider a kaftan a dress?

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It's not the question we're asking.

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<c.yellow>Wow!
I believe, yes.

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<c.green>He's like, "I'm not on trial here!"

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Yes, I believe we'd call a kaftan a dress.

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<c.yellow>Okay, I will not challenge,

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<c.yellow>because I think a muumuu is like a kaftan,
maybe like, similar to a sarong,

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<c.yellow>but a full-body garment,
so I'm gonna let Jarvis's answer stay.

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And you are absolutely right to do so.
Jarvis, that is the correct answer.

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And you can't lose lives with
a correct answer, so congratulations.

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You're still in the game.
Vanessa, still on three bars.

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Would you like— Oh boy.

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Would you like Shipwrecks
or Types of Plant?

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<c.yellow>Wow! Um...

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<c.yellow>Luckily I studied
a little bit of plant biology,

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<c.yellow>so I guess I'll go with
Types of Plants.

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<c.green>I would have the same decision.
Good call.

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<c.yellow>Also studied plants heavily.

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<c.cyan>No you did not, Jarvis!
Vanessa...

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from what type of plant is carrageenan extracted
to be used in ice cream and toothpaste?

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<c.yellow>Carrageenan comes from the carrot.
Vanessa says carrot.

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<c.cyan>Yeah, I was like, I don't feel like
I have a leg to stand on,

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<c.cyan>'cause I don't, but I agree with Jarvis.

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Jarvis, you went there first.
You didn't need to.

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You could've let Kati step up there,
but you challenged first.

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<c.green>I could have.
I had to look out for Kati.

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<c.cyan>Thanks, Jarvis.

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Vanessa, how much of that was bluffing?

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<c.yellow>So on second thought,
it could be the carob plant.

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<c.yellow>But like, what the hell is carrageenan?
Who knows?

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It's seaweed or algae.
It was the wrong answer.

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Jarvis, you are
absolutely right to challenge.

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Vanessa, you are down to
two bars of signal.

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Kati...
<c.yellow>Wow.

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<c.yellow>I'm not feeling as confident anymore.

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<c.green>If there's one thing I've learned
about my deep study of plants,

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<c.green>it's that the colloquial name for something...
<c.cyan>"The deep study(!)"

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<c.green>and the Latin name is never similar.

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<c.green>So I was like,
that sounds oddly convenient!

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<c.yellow>I also hated plant biology,
and it was like three weeks

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<c.yellow>in a first-level biology course
that I took at university.

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<c.yellow>It was hard— It was so boring!
I'm sorry if there's any plant people out there.

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Your carrageenan in ice cream
and toothpaste comes from seaweed.

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So, Kati, next question's to you.

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Again, get it right,
you can't lose that bar.

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So...
<c.cyan>Okay.

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Would you like Musical Instruments
or Mental Functions?

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<c.cyan>Ooh. I mean, I like both of those.

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<c.cyan>It's funny, I was a double major
in music and psychology.

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<c.yellow>Oh wow!
<c.cyan>Let's do Musical Instruments.

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<c.cyan>I'm kinda sick of the brain stuff right now.
Alright.

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<c.green>She's getting confident over here(!)
<c.cyan>With my one bar(!)

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Which musical instrument,
traditional to Ireland, is a clàrsach?

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So that's C-L-A-R-S-A-C-H.

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<c.cyan>Clàr...sach...

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<c.cyan>Hmm, okay.
I'm gonna go with bagpipes.

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Kati says bagpipes.

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Not with a huge amount of confidence,

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but then that could be
a double bluff.

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Vanessa, Jarvis,
congratulations to the pair of you.

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Vanessa, Jarvis,
what do you wanna do?

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See, there is value in
letting the other person go first!

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<c.yellow>Jarvis, what are you thinking
over there?

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<c.green>I jumped the gun last time,
so I was like, keeping my mouth shut.

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<c.green>But I'm gonna hazard a guess
that bagpipes are Scottish.

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<c.green>I'm not sure about Irish instruments,
but I did live on top of an Irish pub,

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<c.green>a hub of the Irish community
of San Francisco.

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<c.green>I just can't imagine a bagpipe
anywhere near those guys!

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Is that a challenge?

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<c.green>I'm gonna let Vanessa...

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<c.yellow>Oh wow! What a comeback!

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<c.yellow>Unlike Jarvis, I don't have a deep experience
of Irish history and culture and music.

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<c.green>It's true, yeah.

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<c.yellow>But I mean, I was thinking
when Kati said bagpipe,

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<c.yellow>that there might be some kind of
Irish equivalent to the bagpipe,

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<c.yellow>like some kind of baggy wind instrument.

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<c.yellow>But I have been to Dublin once,
and from that experience that I had,

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<c.yellow>it could be like a fiddle?

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<c.green>Mmh, yeah.

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If either of you are challenging,
put your hand up.

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Jarvis challenges,
and he got his hand up first.

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In the end, both of you did.
It came very close.

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I'll tell you this,
there are Irish bagpipes.

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They're called uilleann pipes,
and I'm probably mispronouncing that,

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and apologies to anyone in Ireland.

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But the clàrsach...
is a harp.

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It's the famous Irish harp.
<c.cyan>Oh, a harp.

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It's the thing you see
on the logo of Guinness,

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so I'm afraid, Kati...

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<c.cyan>I didn't even know that.
That is your last bar of signal gone.

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Jarvis, that was a correct challenge.
<c.green>Kati, no!

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Kati, it's been lovely having you here.

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<c.green>What have I done?
But unfortunately...

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you have been disconnected.
Good bye!

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<c.green>Oh no, Kati,
I feel such immense guilt!

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We will see you in the head-to-head
after this commercial break!

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One of the difficulties in using
an LED stage like this is calibration.

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The camera keeps track of its position
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here at White Light's SmartStage,

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and it reports that position to
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That track has to be rock-solid,
and yeah, it is.

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We're using a content engine called Notch
to render all the interactive elements on the fly,

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while disguise pulls in game data,
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and all the camera data in real time.

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There are some challenges with this:

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the system has to be
as close to zero-lag as possible,

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which means that when the camera's moving,
the render system has to do latency compensation

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to make sure that the scene looks right
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Thanks again to the teams at White Light
and disguise for helping me put the show together.

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There are links to both of them
in the description.

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And I couldn't have done it without them.

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Alright, back to the show!

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Players, welcome back to the tower!

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The sun is setting, and it's time
for the head-to-head round.

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I have some categories here,
and I'm asking you to name things

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in those categories, back and forth,
one after the other.

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There's no penalty for getting a wrong answer
unless you're called on it.

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But also, there's no penalty for
letting a wrong answer slip past you,

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other than it's gonna make your job harder.

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So, you've both got two bars of signal,
and our first category—

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Jarvis, we're starting with you 'cause you struck
the killing blow in the last round.

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<c.green>My biggest regret to this day.

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Alright, your first category:

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We are looking for the 25 largest airlines
by international passengers.

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So just to be clear,
we are looking for the airlines

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that carry the most passengers internationally,
according to data from the IATA in 2018.

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Jarvis, your turn to name first.

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<c.green>I'm gonna kick it off with
Delta Air Lines.

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Jarvis says Delta Air Lines.

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Vanessa, you can challenge that
or name something else.

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<c.yellow>American Airlines.

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Jarvis?

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<c.green>Gonna go with... United Airlines.

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United, you're running through
all the big US carriers.

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Vanessa, what do you reckon?

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<c.yellow>Emirates.

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Vanessa says Emirates.
Jarvis?

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<c.green>Lufthansa.

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Jarvis says Lufthansa.
Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>British... Airlines.

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Could you just say that again?
<c.yellow>British Airlines?

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British Airlines, says Vanessa.
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<c.green>I'm just gonna say Air France.

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<c.yellow>Singapore Airlines.
Singapore Airlines.

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Jarvis, how do you feel
about that?

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<c.green>I see your Singapore Airlines
and I raise you a Japan Airlines.

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Japan Airlines.
Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>I see your Japan Airlines,

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<c.yellow>and I raise you a Cathay Pacific.

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I like how you're bouncing off
each other's answers here.

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You're going, "That part of the globe—
That part of the globe's got airlines!"

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<c.green>I have never heard of Cathay Pacific.
Maybe I'm uncultured.

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Jarvis challenges on Cathay Pacific.

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Now, you ran through the US carriers first.
Delta, American, United, absolutely right.

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Emirates, Lufthansa, exactly right.

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Vanessa...

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So "British Airlines" is not technically
the name of the airline.

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It's British Airways.
<c.yellow>Airways.

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<c.yellow>I actually didn't know,
which is why I hesitated.

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But it doesn't matter, 'cause Jarvis,
you didn't challenge that.

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In fact, almost all your answers were right.

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Jarvis, Japan Airlines...
not on the list.

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Not in the top 25.

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<c.green>That story checks out.
I just figured it wouldn't be challenged.

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<c.green>I wasn't sure if
Singapore Airlines was on there.

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<c.green>So I was just picking
a similarly-sized airline

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<c.green>so there was enough
margin of error maybe.

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Singapore is on the list,
but you challenged on Cathay Pacific.

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They're the flag carrier of Hong Kong.

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And Hong Kong has a lot of business travel,
a lot of international business travel.

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And it is on the list.
Vanessa, you are absolutely right.

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Jarvis, you are down to
one bar remaining,

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so you need to win the next list.

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<c.green>When I went to Hong Kong,
I flew Japan Airlines.

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<c.green>That's my fault.
I should've went Cathay Pacific.

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Vanessa, you're starting this list.

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If you win this list,
you win the show.

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Jarvis, you need this.
<c.yellow>Wow.

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And it is cities that have hosted
the Summer or Winter Olympics.

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So we're looking for any city
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It doesn't include future venues.

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It also does not include
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which has happened.

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<c.yellow>Or COVID-19,
which has also happened(!)

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Your first call.

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<c.yellow>I'm going to start off with
the Summer Olympics that I volunteered at:

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<c.yellow>Sydney, Australia.
Sydney, Australia says Vanessa.

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I mean, if that's wrong,
it's a really good reason why.

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Jarvis?

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Jarvis?
<c.green>That one's real. I remember that.

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<c.green>I'm gonna go with some obscure ones:
Sochi, Winter.

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Sochi for the Winter Olympics.

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Jarvis says New York City.
Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>Montreal.

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Montreal. Jarvis?

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<c.green>Uh, Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles. Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>Calgary.

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<c.green>That one sounds weird to me,

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<c.green>but I'm not gonna challenge,
'cause I've got some more.

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<c.green>So I'm gonna say Rio, Summer.

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You don't need to tell me
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but yes, Rio hosting the Winter Olympics
would be a bit odd.

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So, Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>Melbourne.

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<c.green>Atlanta. 1996.

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<c.green>My college— Georgia Tech,
where I went to school—

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<c.green>The campus was where
the Olympics were hosted there.

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Alright, Vanessa, it's on you.

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<c.yellow>Vancouver.

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Vancouver. You are just running through
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<c.yellow>I love Canada.

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<c.green>I'm gonna go with... New York City.

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Jarvis says New York City.
Vanessa?

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<c.yellow>Challenge.
I was gonna say!

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You looked hesitant on that one.

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Now, are you challenging
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or challenging because you know that?

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<c.yellow>I don't know it for sure,

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<c.yellow>but it really doesn't feel right to me.

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Jarvis, is this a memory
or is this a guess?

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<c.yellow>It's a guess. It's like a guess
that it happened a long time ago.

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I mean, there's some very interesting
cities on this list.

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Like, you could've had Albertville,
or I presume it's "al-ber-vee" in France.

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Chamonix in France, Helsinki,
Innsbruck, Mexico City...

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There's a lot of places.

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I'll tell you this:
before New York City,

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every answer you gave,
both of you, was correct.

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<c.green>Oh well.

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New York City...
has bid for the Olympics.

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But it bid in 2012,
and it was beaten by London.

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It has never hosted an Olympics.

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Jarvis, I'm really sorry...

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but that is your last bar of signal gone.

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It has been a pleasure
having you here.

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Thank you for being
part of the show, but...

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you've been disconnected.

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Vanessa, congratulations!
You are the winner of the show today,

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with two bars remaining as well.
<c.yellow>Yes, thank you!

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Congratulations, you win
the end card of this video.

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You have twenty seconds
to plug everything that you do.

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That is our show.
Thank you very much for watching.

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Vanessa, take it away!

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<c.yellow>Amazing! Please go and subscribe
to my channel, BrainCraft.

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<c.yellow>It's about psychology
and neuroscience.

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<c.yellow>I cover a lot of scientific
self-improvement type stuff,

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<c.yellow>like how you can procrastinate less,
be more productive,

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<c.yellow>build good habits, get better sleep.
All of that.

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<c.yellow>So, youtube.com/braincraft!

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<c.yellow>I think that might be twenty seconds.
Thank you for watching!