Colin Jost

I graduated in pop culture.

Oh, 100% regular.

Yes.

And I'm not, I don't think I'd be very good at Jeopardy.

Like I'm not, I'm not really a good trivia.

The thing I realized I said, it almost is like a Yogi Berra phrase.

I literally told someone I'm good at trivia if I know the answer.

Like, uh-huh, right.

There's certain things I know well, but I don't have a... I have huge blind spots in anything.

But Jeopardy, the level of knowledge and the breadth of knowledge that people have as Jeopardy contestants is so impressive.

It's crazy.

Pop culture is even crazier to me because it changes so much and there's so many eras of pop culture.

And this is definitely weighted more recent, you know, which is sad because when there's the category about the 90s, that's the one I feel like I could get.

I'm on this, yeah.

Yeah.

And weirdly, sometimes that's a category where no one will get an answer now.

And that just makes me feel very sad and old.

It's really funny because I feel like it's, I think I'm probably almost approached more because she's less approachable.

So, you know what I mean?

Because I'm on TV, I have like a lesser, people are just like, I'm in their living room.