Today vs Back in the Day (5/30/26)
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What trivia game pits generations against each other?
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Today versus back in the day. All right. It's a game that's hit the generations against each other. Yes. And today is our Gen Zer Alexis' turn to answer some questions about the olds. And I am scared. Brooke has warned me twice now how weird and strange she feels today is going to be. I don't know. I was in a mood. And I'll tell you, I think it's going to come out with this first question because it's all focused on the number one complaint of this entire country. Okay. It doesn't matter if you're young, you're old. What are we complaining about? Everything is expensive. Thank you, Jose. Yes, everything is too damn expensive. And so since this is today versus back in the day, okay, what better timing than to play 1990s Price is Right.
I really just thought that in my head. Are we doing the same game? I don't know, but here we go, because Alexis Fuller, come on down. Oh my gosh, I'm so excited. Okay, so instead of talking about today's prices, you're going to have to take a depressing look back at how cheap everything used to be in the 1990s. Oh, good. Oh, my gosh. I should have guessed what things were. Okay, so it should be pretty easy, okay?
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What trivia game pits generations against each other?
0:00–8:49
2
What is the format of the 1990s Price is Right game?
8:49–9:42
3
How did the hosts react to the prices of items from the 1990s?
9:42–12:49
4
What are some significant cultural references from the 1990s?
12:49–14:47
5
How do the hosts compare today’s prices to those of the 1990s?
14:47–16:50
6
What nostalgic games and activities were popular in the 1990s?
16:50–20:14