GOAT, Jeopardy Version.....

[Brian37]

Ok so tonight I was watching a Jeopardy competition between the best three of all time or GOAT, for those who know what "GOAT" means.

Of course most viewers, like me, feel as tiny as  pea by the end of it. 

BUT TONIGHT, this pea brain, me got at least two questions right.

One was about a memoir called "Pretty Baby" in which the answer was "Deborah Harry" (Blondie)

AND

A science question about the 4 letters that represent the amino acids that make up DNA, "AGTC"".

Rest assured though, I got 99% of the rest of the questions WRONG.

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Ok so tonight I was watching a Jeopardy competition between the best three of all time or GOAT, for those who know what "GOAT" means.

Of course most viewers, like me, feel as tiny as  pea by the end of it. 

BUT TONIGHT, this pea brain, me got at least two questions right.

One was about a memoir called "Pretty Baby" in which the answer was "Deborah Harry" (Blondie)

AND

A science question about the 4 letters that represent the amino acids that make up DNA, "AGTC"".

Rest assured though, I got 99% of the rest of the questions WRONG.

But it was nice to see part of my childhood was represented by this in my old age.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I thought Harry’s memoir was called ‘Face It’. No?

Boru

[Brian37]

I thought Harry’s memoir was called ‘Face It’. No?

Boru

The ultimate question involved the hint of "Pretty Baby" which lead one of the contestants to answer "Deborah Harry."

Mind you I was watching this real time, and as fast paced as that game is, you can get the answer correct but not formulate the exact words after the fact. The correct answer was about who wrote it, not the title. So in retrospect "Pretty Baby" the song, was the inspiration to her biography.

[Nay_Sayer]

Jennings was given a softball final jeopardy

[Brian37]

Jennings was given a softball final jeopardy

Would you prefer 3 Trumps?

[Fireball]

Hey Brain, can those of us who held gainful employment at one time help you fluff your resume so that you can acquire gainful employment? Seriously.

[Brian37]

Hey Brain, can those of us who held gainful employment at one time help you fluff your resume so that you can acquire gainful employment? Seriously.

Why would I work if I don't need to? I am not a billionaire, but for right now, with what my late mother left me, I don't have to work. Would you work if you didn't have to? And please don't assume because of my current position, that I haven't had shit jobs in the past. I have worked for 7-11. Papa Johns, scrubbed all sorts of toilets too. 

Ever washed dishes for a breakfast place on easter Sunday? I have. For 7 years, and that is just ONE shit job.

And by "shit job" I don't mean unworthy, but just in that the pace can be grueling and you don't get paid what you are worth.