Street Smarts
They ask random people on the street REALLY basic questions, and the contestants have to guess which street moron got it right.
Example: what are the two languages spoken in Canada?
They actually found someone who got this wrong. His guess? French and Spanish.
I wonder if it hurts to be that stupid.
Edit - here's another one. The question: In the classic novel, what does the scarlet letter stand for?
Answer from randon person on the street: "I saw that play, I know this. She was very deceitful, she was cheating on her husband, so the S stands for ****."
Last edited by andym; Oct 17, 2004 at 12:15 AM.
Edit - here's another one. The question: In the classic novel, what does the scarlet letter stand for?
Answer from randon person on the street: "I saw that play, I know this. She was very deceitful, she was cheating on her husband, so the S stands for ****."
[/QUOTE]I thought the scarlet letter was an A.You know,A stands for Available
Last edited by King Triton; Oct 17, 2004 at 12:33 AM.
On Friday's, he picks an NFL game and calls 4 convenience stores in each city who'se team is playing in the chosen game, and asks them questions anyone should know the answer to. And if they get it wrong a lot of times he will say "The correct answer was..." and give some off the wall answer, and the clerks generally do not know the difference.
He asked this question once "What southeastern state is a peninsula?" (Florida)
"Uhhhh......Kansas?"
"Oh, I'm sorry. The correct answer was New York."
"Oh. Well, at least I was close."








