Danny Brown

Thank you. Ready to go? Yeah. Here's your first question. Robert Ford, or as he is known to history, the coward Robert Ford, famously shot Jesse James in the back. He was so widely condemned for that act that he spent the next few years doing what? A, finding anyone with the last name James and apologizing to them in case it was a relative. Yes.

B, touring the country with his brother, reenacting the murder live on stage, or C, allowing people for a five-cent fee to shoot him in the back with a BB gun? It's hard, isn't it? It is. What was number two? Number two was he toured the country with his brother, reenacting his murder of Jesse James live on stage. Number two. We're going to go with number two. We're going to go with number two.

B, touring the country with his brother, reenacting the murder live on stage, or C, allowing people for a five-cent fee to shoot him in the back with a BB gun? It's hard, isn't it? It is. What was number two? Number two was he toured the country with his brother, reenacting his murder of Jesse James live on stage. Number two. We're going to go with number two. We're going to go with number two.

B, touring the country with his brother, reenacting the murder live on stage, or C, allowing people for a five-cent fee to shoot him in the back with a BB gun? It's hard, isn't it? It is. What was number two? Number two was he toured the country with his brother, reenacting his murder of Jesse James live on stage. Number two. We're going to go with number two. We're going to go with number two.

Second choice. That is correct. That's what he did. They didn't have a lot of options for entertainment back then before pro football. All right. Next question. The producer William Castle made horror movies back in the 50s and 60s, and among his many marketing gimmicks, he once offered customers refunds if his movie was too terrifying for them.

Second choice. That is correct. That's what he did. They didn't have a lot of options for entertainment back then before pro football. All right. Next question. The producer William Castle made horror movies back in the 50s and 60s, and among his many marketing gimmicks, he once offered customers refunds if his movie was too terrifying for them.

Second choice. That is correct. That's what he did. They didn't have a lot of options for entertainment back then before pro football. All right. Next question. The producer William Castle made horror movies back in the 50s and 60s, and among his many marketing gimmicks, he once offered customers refunds if his movie was too terrifying for them.

So many people took advantage of the deal that Castle finally did what? A, he required people present a genuine pair of wetted pants... to prove how scared they were. B, make them go to his quote, refund office to get it, which he put on the top of a greased hundred foot pole.

So many people took advantage of the deal that Castle finally did what? A, he required people present a genuine pair of wetted pants... to prove how scared they were. B, make them go to his quote, refund office to get it, which he put on the top of a greased hundred foot pole.

So many people took advantage of the deal that Castle finally did what? A, he required people present a genuine pair of wetted pants... to prove how scared they were. B, make them go to his quote, refund office to get it, which he put on the top of a greased hundred foot pole.

Or C, forced anyone who asked for that refund to go sit in the coward's corner where a recorded voice would yell, watch the chicken, watch him shiver in coward's corner.

Or C, forced anyone who asked for that refund to go sit in the coward's corner where a recorded voice would yell, watch the chicken, watch him shiver in coward's corner.

Or C, forced anyone who asked for that refund to go sit in the coward's corner where a recorded voice would yell, watch the chicken, watch him shiver in coward's corner.

So not only that, not only that. It's a coward's corner. Coward's corner. You can have coward's corner on the show if you want. But no, not only did he do that, but in order to get to coward's corner, you had to walk down a path with the sign cowards keep walking. And they had a quote nurse to take your blood pressure. All right, last question. You can go for perfect and win it all.

So not only that, not only that. It's a coward's corner. Coward's corner. You can have coward's corner on the show if you want. But no, not only did he do that, but in order to get to coward's corner, you had to walk down a path with the sign cowards keep walking. And they had a quote nurse to take your blood pressure. All right, last question. You can go for perfect and win it all.

So not only that, not only that. It's a coward's corner. Coward's corner. You can have coward's corner on the show if you want. But no, not only did he do that, but in order to get to coward's corner, you had to walk down a path with the sign cowards keep walking. And they had a quote nurse to take your blood pressure. All right, last question. You can go for perfect and win it all.

Napoleon Bonaparte, French emperor, was not known for cowardice, but he did run away once from what? A, a group of schoolchildren making fun of him for putting his hand in his jacket like that all the time. B, a horde of a thousand hungry rabbits. Or C, a bunch of taller officers who liked to rest their drinks on his head. A. A. You're going to go for A. All right.

Napoleon Bonaparte, French emperor, was not known for cowardice, but he did run away once from what? A, a group of schoolchildren making fun of him for putting his hand in his jacket like that all the time. B, a horde of a thousand hungry rabbits. Or C, a bunch of taller officers who liked to rest their drinks on his head. A. A. You're going to go for A. All right.

Napoleon Bonaparte, French emperor, was not known for cowardice, but he did run away once from what? A, a group of schoolchildren making fun of him for putting his hand in his jacket like that all the time. B, a horde of a thousand hungry rabbits. Or C, a bunch of taller officers who liked to rest their drinks on his head. A. A. You're going to go for A. All right.

Let me try your style of coaching here. A? You think the answer is A?