Peter Sagal

Boston sports fans are known for their enthusiasm.

During the parade to celebrate the New England Patriots' first Super Bowl win in 2002, what happened?

A, the crowd started chanting, Yankees suck, even though they play baseball.

B, three fans were arrested for trying to throw beer bottles right into the hood of Bill Belichick's sweatshirt.

Ooh.

Or C, fans crowd surf Tom Brady all the way from his duck boat to a nearby bar.

I'm gonna go A. You're right, that's what they did.

I mean, of course that's what they did.

That's what I would do.

That seems fun.

Yankees suck.

I got to tell you, I saw it on TV.

It was Wicked Swiffer.

Here's your next question.

Earlier this month, Boston's WBZ News I-Team launched an investigative report after a man had something he'd been saving to pass on to his kids ripped away from him heartlessly.

What did that man lose?

A, his Red Sox season tickets located where his heckles could be heard on TV.

B, a 1981 Pontiac Trans Am that was missing both axles, or C, 93,000 Dunkin' Donuts rewards points.

Ripped away from it.

I'm just going to go with my, what I think is just the most logical.