Mark Fischbach

all right bob your question what great thinker's death is attributed to a chill he caught while stuffing a chicken with snow for an experiment on refrigeration was it a pythagoras b archimedes c isaac newton or d francis bacon god i hope it's francis bacon a bacon stuffed chicken does sound good a bacon wrap chicken that would have prevented his sickness Gotta chill.

So also studying refrigeration isn't even a notion that Pythagoras would have had, I don't think. And were the other ones Isaac Newton and Archimedes? A. Pythagoras, B. Archimedes, C. Isaac Newton, and D. Francis Bacon. I don't think Archimedes would have been any notions about refrigeration either. But I don't think Isaac Newton would have.

So also studying refrigeration isn't even a notion that Pythagoras would have had, I don't think. And were the other ones Isaac Newton and Archimedes? A. Pythagoras, B. Archimedes, C. Isaac Newton, and D. Francis Bacon. I don't think Archimedes would have been any notions about refrigeration either. But I don't think Isaac Newton would have.

So also studying refrigeration isn't even a notion that Pythagoras would have had, I don't think. And were the other ones Isaac Newton and Archimedes? A. Pythagoras, B. Archimedes, C. Isaac Newton, and D. Francis Bacon. I don't think Archimedes would have been any notions about refrigeration either. But I don't think Isaac Newton would have.

I have no concept of when refrigeration became... Yeah, that's tough. I'd like to use my 50-50. I'm knocking two options off the board. Pythagoras is not the right answer, and Isaac Newton is not the right answer. Your options are B, Archimedes, or D, Francis Bacon. It's got to be D, Francis Bacon. Is that your final answer? That's my final answer.

I have no concept of when refrigeration became... Yeah, that's tough. I'd like to use my 50-50. I'm knocking two options off the board. Pythagoras is not the right answer, and Isaac Newton is not the right answer. Your options are B, Archimedes, or D, Francis Bacon. It's got to be D, Francis Bacon. Is that your final answer? That's my final answer.

I have no concept of when refrigeration became... Yeah, that's tough. I'd like to use my 50-50. I'm knocking two options off the board. Pythagoras is not the right answer, and Isaac Newton is not the right answer. Your options are B, Archimedes, or D, Francis Bacon. It's got to be D, Francis Bacon. Is that your final answer? That's my final answer.

He's the first Viscount St. Alpin, obviously. And the first Baron Verulam, obviously. He was born before Isaac Newton. He pioneered the scientific method. Well, I'm stupid. He was born before Isaac Newton? Yeah, yeah. I don't know why I thought Francis Bacon was more contemporary. So I guess it's like the concept of refrigeration here is just keeping food cold to make it longer, last longer.

He's the first Viscount St. Alpin, obviously. And the first Baron Verulam, obviously. He was born before Isaac Newton. He pioneered the scientific method. Well, I'm stupid. He was born before Isaac Newton? Yeah, yeah. I don't know why I thought Francis Bacon was more contemporary. So I guess it's like the concept of refrigeration here is just keeping food cold to make it longer, last longer.

He's the first Viscount St. Alpin, obviously. And the first Baron Verulam, obviously. He was born before Isaac Newton. He pioneered the scientific method. Well, I'm stupid. He was born before Isaac Newton? Yeah, yeah. I don't know why I thought Francis Bacon was more contemporary. So I guess it's like the concept of refrigeration here is just keeping food cold to make it longer, last longer.

It couldn't have been anything to do with handling raw chicken and stuff and snow inside of it. No, it's fine. That's not what makes people sick. It's he caught a chill. And to remind everyone, these are now worth two points. So the Fresca question was worth two, that's worth two. Wade, are you ready? Yeah, sorry, I was reading about Francis Bacon. Go for it.

It couldn't have been anything to do with handling raw chicken and stuff and snow inside of it. No, it's fine. That's not what makes people sick. It's he caught a chill. And to remind everyone, these are now worth two points. So the Fresca question was worth two, that's worth two. Wade, are you ready? Yeah, sorry, I was reading about Francis Bacon. Go for it.

It couldn't have been anything to do with handling raw chicken and stuff and snow inside of it. No, it's fine. That's not what makes people sick. It's he caught a chill. And to remind everyone, these are now worth two points. So the Fresca question was worth two, that's worth two. Wade, are you ready? Yeah, sorry, I was reading about Francis Bacon. Go for it.

For a million dollars and or two points, which first lady was a ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas? Was it A, Helen Taft? B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower Can you list them one more time, the answers? First lady, ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas. A. Helen Taft B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower

For a million dollars and or two points, which first lady was a ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas? Was it A, Helen Taft? B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower Can you list them one more time, the answers? First lady, ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas. A. Helen Taft B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower

For a million dollars and or two points, which first lady was a ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas? Was it A, Helen Taft? B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower Can you list them one more time, the answers? First lady, ninth generation descendant of Pocahontas. A. Helen Taft B. Edith Wilson C. Bess Truman D. Mamie Eisenhower

That is... Incorrect. Fuck. You stupid idiot.

That is... Incorrect. Fuck. You stupid idiot.

That is... Incorrect. Fuck. You stupid idiot.

Like, yeah, just calculating how many generations would be from Pocahontas. But I wouldn't know what era that is. Yeah, but you see, for that, you need to know when Pocahontas. That's true, and I do not know that.