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Serena and Tao have differing predictions on the future price of gas, while participants in a game show successfully guess popular survey answers but struggle with timing questions.
Insights
- Serena predicts gas prices will reach $5.00 before changing driving habits, while Tao suggests a figure of $3.25, showcasing differing expectations on future costs.
- In a game show context, participants like Nicole, Jenny, and Erika demonstrate diverse knowledge and guessing skills, with varying success rates in predicting popular survey answers, showcasing the unpredictability of human responses under pressure.
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What is the average cost of a gallon of gas?
$3.25
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Summary
00:00
"Changing Habits: Gas Prices, DIY Kids"
- Serena believes a gallon of gas will cost $5.00 before changing driving habits.
- Kids fix mac and cheese for themselves.
- A man is thought to be from Texas if he wears a cowboy hat.
- People grind their teeth.
- Something too small in almost every house is a TV.
- Tao suggests a gallon of gas will cost $3.25 before changing driving habits.
- Kids fix cereal for themselves.
- A man is thought to be from Texas based on the way he speaks.
- People grind their teeth, with the number one answer being teeth.
- Something too small in almost every house is a bathroom.
12:32
"Trivia Game Struggles and Body Parts"
- Jesse aims for the gold in a game show but struggles with answers.
- People typically play sports at a ball game.
- A grapefruit is a fruit larger than an orange.
- The body part spelled with four letters is the head.
- A bouquet of flowers wilts after five days.
- Feet or foot is the body part spelled with four letters.
- Eating is a common activity at a ball game.
- Grapefruit is a fruit bigger than an orange.
- Thanksgiving dinner usually starts at 2 p.m.
- Lotion is something commonly applied to hands.
23:18
Survey game show: Guess popular answers to win.
- In a game show setting, participants are asked survey questions and must guess the most popular answers.
- The first team, led by Nicole, successfully guesses that a phone is what someone stuck on a runway would reach for.
- Nicole also correctly guesses that an interview is a reason someone might start sweating.
- However, Nicole's team fails to guess the correct time for Thanksgiving dinner, which is 4 P.M.
- Nicole's team successfully guesses that "Happy" is the dwarf name that best describes them.
- They also correctly guess that gloves and mittens are items people put on their hands.
- In another round, Jenny's team successfully guesses that ice cream is a food people would eat without getting fat.
- Jenny's team also correctly guesses "break dance" as a type of dance.
- Jenny's team successfully guesses that the average person has two credit cards.
- Jenny's team also correctly guesses that Elmo is red and that a bull has horns.
35:17
"Contestants shine on 'Family Feud' show"
- Erika, a contestant, answered questions on the show "Family Feud" and scored well.
- Erika mentioned a Bulldog as a breed of dog that's a sloppy kisser.
- Erika spends 5 hours a day online according to her response.
- Erika suggested that farmers might get tired of pulling vegetables.
- Erika thought lovers quarrel in public places like the movies.
- Erika believed a fireman's uniform could make a nerdy guy look attractive.
- Erika's team accumulated a total of $61,525 and won a new car on the show.
- Vanessa, another contestant, scored 134 points in the game.
- Vanessa's brother, Divon, needed 66 points to win $20,000.
- Mike, another contestant, answered questions about asking for directions, Disney World, carrying a gun, a weatherman losing a toupee, and parents needing money.
47:24
Men's Reluctance to Ask for Directions
- Asked 100 men how long before asking for directions, Kyle answered one hour, which was the top response.
- When prompted to name a beloved place, Kyle said Chuck E. Cheese, but the top answer was the beach.
- Kyle mentioned money as something to always have, which was the number one response, followed by wallet.
