Mina Kimes

My dad didn't let me win in board games when I was like four.

As a parent of a young child, I now see how hilarious that is.

And it made me the psycho I am today.

I also did like geography B's and spelling B's and he would study with me for them.

Like my dad was in the military and yeah, anyway, so I think it was kind of instilled in me at a young age.

When they were young, though?

Yeah, when they were young.

Here's how you know that worked.

Because my husband was sitting in the front row next to Tim's kids.

And afterwards, Nick told me that they were living and dying.

Like, every correct answer Tim had, they were like, you got this, Dad!

And as the show went on, and I was stomping him, they were so upset, according to Nick.

And they were like, no!

They were so invested in their dad's success.

Let's do know your mononics.

Why are you only showing the stuff I was bad at?

You can say that any way you want.

Those are the ones that are jeopardy for me are the hardest ones where it's not just like a fact, you know, you have to like do some sort of mental calculus while you're because of the time and the pressure and the way your brain works.

It just doesn't add up.

Let's do meet the planets for 800.