Mark Fischbach

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.

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.

Nine generations is a lot. I was thinking Eisenhower. Nine generations is a lot of people.

Nine generations is a lot. I was thinking Eisenhower. Nine generations is a lot of people.

Nine generations is a lot. I was thinking Eisenhower. Nine generations is a lot of people.

Well, sadly, maybe your math will pay off next time.

Well, sadly, maybe your math will pay off next time.

Well, sadly, maybe your math will pay off next time.

Anyway, go ahead. Bob. For one million and maybe two points. Who delivered the less famous... hour long speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address. Uh oh. Lost to the annals of history was either A. Wendell Phillips B. Daniel Webster C. Robert G. Ingersoll or D. Edward Everett I know all four of those guys so this is a tough choice phone one of them

Anyway, go ahead. Bob. For one million and maybe two points. Who delivered the less famous... hour long speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address. Uh oh. Lost to the annals of history was either A. Wendell Phillips B. Daniel Webster C. Robert G. Ingersoll or D. Edward Everett I know all four of those guys so this is a tough choice phone one of them

Anyway, go ahead. Bob. For one million and maybe two points. Who delivered the less famous... hour long speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address. Uh oh. Lost to the annals of history was either A. Wendell Phillips B. Daniel Webster C. Robert G. Ingersoll or D. Edward Everett I know all four of those guys so this is a tough choice phone one of them

I'd like to phone my friend Gemini. What? Who? You know, Gem. I call him Gem. Here, I'll get my phone out and talk to them. I mean, phone call. I'm going to do a phone call. Hi, Gem. I was just, I'm playing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and I just need your help. Do you think you can help me answer a question?

I'd like to phone my friend Gemini. What? Who? You know, Gem. I call him Gem. Here, I'll get my phone out and talk to them. I mean, phone call. I'm going to do a phone call. Hi, Gem. I was just, I'm playing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and I just need your help. Do you think you can help me answer a question?

I'd like to phone my friend Gemini. What? Who? You know, Gem. I call him Gem. Here, I'll get my phone out and talk to them. I mean, phone call. I'm going to do a phone call. Hi, Gem. I was just, I'm playing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and I just need your help. Do you think you can help me answer a question?

All right.

All right.

All right.

Yeah. Hey, Mark, what's the question? Read me the question. All right. So the question is, who delivered the less famous to deliver the less famous to our speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address?

Yeah. Hey, Mark, what's the question? Read me the question. All right. So the question is, who delivered the less famous to deliver the less famous to our speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address?

Yeah. Hey, Mark, what's the question? Read me the question. All right. So the question is, who delivered the less famous to deliver the less famous to our speech that preceded Abraham Lincoln's two minute Gettysburg Address?