Segments - Testing Testing: USA

Episode Date: August 19, 2021

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Starting point is 00:01:13 And we're back on a freaking Thursday again. Can you believe it? Come on. Yeah. Wow. Last week was a fucking roller coaster. We're doing these tests, you know, quizzing each other. And you gave me a fatherhood quiz that was basically...
Starting point is 00:01:28 Are you ready to pick that? Yeah, it could have been written by a Jake and Amir fan. The answer choices were absurd. Some of them were borderline, if not 100% illegal. Way illegal. Yeah, I think so. Definitely your dad. It was like a quiz your dad from Jake and Amir wrote.
Starting point is 00:01:44 Right. Throw a fucking ham grilled jizz sandwich style yeah so i wanted to sort of pare back a little bit and let's go for some classic questions with real definitive quantitative answers oh no it's a fucking math that's what i love no it's not a math quiz i didn't want to trip you up don't worry all right eight times 68 i mean there's not even a fucking possibility yeah great you but that's like one that you know like you would know i would love i would love it i don't even know how to start put that in your side pocket going forward yeah that's not fair for me to try to figure out i don't even let me write it down
Starting point is 00:02:28 what i would do is eight times 70 and then you take away two of the eights interesting so you do eight times eight that's 64 and that i know i think yeah yeah that's correct but but it's eight times 70 right well but then i'm doing eight times six which is um uh which is of course 30 no wait it's been a fucking long year for everyone and again this is not even the quiz so like don't worry about this it's 48 so then you need to do eight times seven times 10 which you can do eight times seven do you know what that is yeah it's uh 56 exactly times 10 oh 560 correct so that's eight times 70 so eight times 68 is just that number minus two eights. So that number minus 16. That's how I would do it. Yeah. My brain is so far from being in that mode right now.
Starting point is 00:03:31 Like, yeah. I mean, even if I was at a clip, I don't think I could do it. But like today, I'm fried. My brain's gone. Yeah. It doesn't exist. So this is, so I gave you,
Starting point is 00:03:42 I wanted to give you something a little more in your wheelhouse. Porn again. We all, I want to give you something a little more in your wheelhouse. Porn again. We all want to test if you're a porn again Christian by giving you the porn again test. So as you know, America is the number one country in the world, correct? At what? At like just being good at COVID, figuring it all out, sort of unfiltered capitalism, making sure that it's the land of the free and the home of the brave for everybody.
Starting point is 00:04:07 USA, USA, yeah. But did you know that not everybody gets to be a US citizen? Of course we are because you were born in America and my parents became citizens before I was 18. So I was sort of ushered into US citizenship. But if you were not either of those things, you have to take a test to become a U.S. citizen. You have to do a lot of other shit,
Starting point is 00:04:27 but at the end of the day, you have to take a U.S. citizenship test. Yeah, and I'm actually, I am a patriot. You can call me Eagle or Golden Eagle if you prefer. All right, Golden Eagle. Who are your state's U.S. senators? My state? Yep, that's right.
Starting point is 00:04:45 You live in New York. Who's the New York? This is just an example of a quiz, a question that they ask you before you become U.S. citizen. Well, I know one. I know one of them. That's not an issue. Yeah. It's Chuck Schumer.
Starting point is 00:04:58 That's right. Yeah. Lazy Charles. Right. Greedy Chuck. I thought it was Cryin' Chuck. Oh, yeah. Cryin' Chuck. Right. Greedy Chuck. I thought it was Cryin' Chuck. Oh, yeah, Cryin' Chuck. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:08 He fake cried or he really cried. Both are embarrassing. One's a lie, one's not manly. So Chuck Schumer, definitely one. I'll say majority leader, actually, Chuck Schumer. Richard Blumenthal is the other one. That's a good guess, and it's sort of somebody that I could be related to. No, it's not.
Starting point is 00:05:27 It's She Ran for President. It's a woman. It's Kirsten Gillibrand. That's right. Good job. You nailed it. Schumer and Gillibrand, a.k.a. Gillibrand, a.k.a. Gillalabrand. So, so far, you're 1-0.
Starting point is 00:05:41 You can almost become a U.S. citizen. Okay. And honestly, that was one of the hardest ones that I found. Interesting. There were a lot of easy ones that I'm like, I'm not going to give them this one. Like, what day is the birthday of America? Like, that kind of shit. Like, no.
Starting point is 00:05:57 I'm not fucking giving you a layup. I want you to become a U.S. citizen. I want to earn my citizenship. The stars and the stripes. That's right. I want to ask you the questions that citizen i'm asking i want to earn my citizenship the stars and the stripes that's right i want to ask you the questions that i didn't know the answers to for example say can you see you didn't know your state senators i did not i knew no i knew one of them but not the other one interesting cool when was the Constitution written? Hmm. I assumed it was 1776.
Starting point is 00:06:28 That's not the case. Right, because it would have been after. Yeah. There's the Declaration of Independence. Right. So it would have been after the Revolutionary War, which I think went until 1782. Uh-huh.
Starting point is 00:06:43 So I'll say 1783. Close, 1787. So I'll say 1783. Close. 1787. Wow. I also don't know if that's how long the Revolutionary War lasted. Yeah, neither do I. Okay, we're 50% citizens right now. Okay. Name the five wars fought by the United States in the 1900s. Five wars in the 1900s.
Starting point is 00:07:04 Let's go. I'm not not gonna go in order okay i don't have that fucking capability yeah yeah but we'll say um we'll say world war one and world war two obviously the first two gone right off the bat vietnam easy not a problem bingo bingo bongo three of five might as well say Desert Storm. Yes, sir. The Persian Gulf War in the early 90s. You're down to the last war. I mean, it's got to be the Cold War against our Soviet enemies.
Starting point is 00:07:38 It's not. That was technically not a war. It was more like... Okay, the Iraqi War. The war in Iraq. That was the Persian Gulf, a.k.a. Desert Storm. That's all of like... Okay, the Iraqi War. The war in Iraq. That was the Persian Gulf, aka Desert Storm. That's all the same. Okay, well then hold on.
Starting point is 00:07:50 There was a war... You at Ellis Island. Actually, don't actually turn me back yet, because I'm still fucking thinking. Give me... Is it early 1900s or late? It's like the 50s, I believe. It's the war in Asia that we... Yeah, that's right.
Starting point is 00:08:04 Korean War. Kind of the most forgotten one. We don't really think about the Korean war. I mean, clearly, uh, who is the chief justice of the United States right now? Uh,
Starting point is 00:08:18 Kennedy. You could really, you don't have to just shout out the the last president that you remember like oh there's a there's a kennedy there's a judge well i am thinking about it um it's not clarence thomas no obviously obviously yeah um It's not any of the new guys. No. They haven't earned it. You have the Gorsuch. I don't think so.
Starting point is 00:08:50 It's not that good. Sotomayor, no. She wouldn't get that. It's too far left. But that's why I think it's Justice Kennedy. It is John Roberts. Oh, wait. That's what I was trying to think Roberts. Oh, wait. That's what I was trying to think of.
Starting point is 00:09:07 Oh, okay. So, yeah, you could be a citizen as long as you promise. Kennedy, did Kennedy retire? Actually, Kennedy might have retired, and that's why Kavanaugh was sitting there. Anyway. I'm a citizen. I love this country. America elects a U.S. representative for how many years? In the House, two.
Starting point is 00:09:32 That's correct. Two years. Every congressperson or every U.S. representative. Two years at a time. Good stuff. This one is name one, but I'll make it a little bit harder on you. Name three U.S. territories. The Dakota Territory.
Starting point is 00:09:51 Nice. No. These are land that's a U.S. territory that's not technically a U.S. state. I see. Okay. We have the U.S. Virgin Islands. That's correct. We've got Puerto Rico. Nailed it.S. Virgin Islands. That's correct. We've got Puerto Rico.
Starting point is 00:10:06 Nailed it. We got, there's three more. Guam is correct. Guam. Yes. And then there's two more I had not really heard of. Washington, D.C. Is that one?
Starting point is 00:10:16 No, no. That's a district, I guess, not a territory. There's American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands. Yes, yes. I've heard of those. i wonder what's going on in the territories not quite a state but also not a different country either yeah i think it's from what i've heard it's kind of bullshit because they kind of have to like adhere to our laws but don't really have a voice or a yeah i'd like to know what's going on on guam yeah we should do a show in guam do you think anybody's listening to us on guam i'd like to know what's going on on guam yeah we should do a show in guam do you think anybody's listening to us on guam i would love to know that actually and i would happily
Starting point is 00:10:50 do a show on guam i don't know yeah is guam the bomb i think guam is the bomb that's cool it's nor i'm trying to see where it is wow it's so far away that's crazy it's where's twice as it's twice as far away as hawaii really i you could have told me it was right off florida and i would have been like that makes sense for guam no we would like we would have gone to guam when we were in australia that's when we would have gone to guam jesus same with northern mariana islands have you ever guan to guam nice have you ever guan to guam i yeah no i haven't all right that's it then name after me three. And you see how my questions have like answers and yours are like, yeah, what size gift should I get my newborn after nine weeks? Like those are real questions.
Starting point is 00:11:55 No, those are real questions. They had answers. Okay. They had answers. All right. Do you grab your son by the ear and drag him away if he doesn't share a toy? It's easy to say no to that name three american indian tribes in the u.s gladly uh the cherokee nailed it um the i'm trying to think of the one that was, oh, the Pequot. That is, for some reason, not on this list.
Starting point is 00:12:30 Well, I went to the Pequot Museum when I was a child in Connecticut. So that's Pequot erasure. And that's fucked up. Let me just make sure that I'm spelling it right. You don't have to spell it. You just have to say it. And it's not on this list. And I resent the accusation.
Starting point is 00:12:49 We need... Well, it actually... There's about 20 Indian tribes on this list. You've heard of most of these, but can you come up with any of them? Yes. What did I say? I said Cherokee?
Starting point is 00:13:03 Yep. You've got the Navajo. Correct. It's on here. You've got the power in you. I mean, Pequot's one. Cheyenne. That's correct.
Starting point is 00:13:22 Cheyenne is one. Cheyenne is the first one uh some other famous ones are the mohegan of course oh the mohegan sun the sioux as we know sioux yeah iroquois pueblo chocotau inuit seminoles from florida state nice i'll give you that one. Thank you. What is one responsibility that is only for U.S. citizens? Voting. Only U.S. citizens have this one responsibility. Actually, there's two, but you only have to name one. Voting is one of them.
Starting point is 00:13:59 That's correct. Can you name the other one? Hmm. Oh, registering in the census no this one says jury duty oh you know some crazy fact about me i've never ever been called for jury duty interesting you never gotten a jury duty summons no i'm not on their fucking radar i wonder if when you were in la just went to your parents house and they threw it away or something yeah i don't know i mean i registered to vote where i am so i feel like that's what they use i did jury duty once in new york they sent it to me for weeks yes i got i was asked to be on the jury. I actually did the jury part, which is kind of rare.
Starting point is 00:14:46 You convicted the guy. I sentenced this fucker to the chair. And I said, I want to be the one that fucking presses the button. I want to be the one that pulls the trigger, releases the lever. Absolutely. No, it was a funny story. Not a funny story, but it was pretty crazy. It was a story about a rabbi that took advantage of it.
Starting point is 00:15:12 You're not supposed to fucking say these things, man. Even if it's over? I don't know. But you are under arrest, but yeah, go ahead. So it was a rabbi that sold this Jewish lady a Torah, and he never delivered. And he, like, took advantage of her. He took, like, $80,000. And I guess he had done that a bunch to a bunch of different grieving Jews.
Starting point is 00:15:37 And everyone instantly knew that he was guilty. Like, within four minutes, he was just, like, obviously lying and guilty. And this old lady was like yes i have a receipt it says i gave him eighty thousand dollars do you have the bank account yes did he ever give you the torah no boom conviction it's close they're like ah well let's talk to this person's uh high school teacher everyone's like fine let's fucking talk like and then like all right let's come back tomorrow Let's do this again on next week. We're like, we already know he's guilty.
Starting point is 00:16:08 Let us go. We have to fucking go through this dog and pony show. For two weeks we were there. And then they're like, all right, we're ready to deliberate. They bring us into a room. Everyone's like, yeah, guilty instantly within 30 seconds. So, yeah, let's bring him back out. Yeah, he's guilty.
Starting point is 00:16:21 I was like, wow, what an enormous, colossal waste of time. I guess it's important because, you know, the process of law is necessary, but there's got to be a way to scream all these things. Even if they're not open and shut, you want some people to debate, but Jesus Christ. It gives lawyers and whoever was working there a lot of time and money.
Starting point is 00:16:44 But just going to like the like the the courthouse in brooklyn every day for two weeks it was like jesus how does somebody with a real job or any responsibility do this yeah well that's why they usually there's ways to get out of jury duty if they're like yeah your job is too important or your life's too busy they saw you you're like comedy writer you're fucking jewish comedy writer we want him yeah we want him to be here he's on our side and they were correct uh all right let's take a break come back and answer some more questions about u.s citizenry after this okay thank you to squarespace for sponsoring this episode of our show. Hell yeah. Jake, you've been building on Squarespace for decades at this point. Exactly. Eons, it feels like.
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Starting point is 00:22:01 But I do remember my parents having to study for this. Yeah, I mean, I would have to study for this, clearly. Yeah. Well, they basically give you the questions beforehand, so when you show up, you know what the answers are. But without any studying at all, do you know what we call the first 10 amendments to the Constitution? The first 10 amendments to the Constitution?
Starting point is 00:22:21 We have a name for them? We do. Huh. Um... Kennedy? amendments to the constitution we have a name for them we do huh um uh kennedy kennedy yeah i have no fucking idea it they're called the bill of rights oh nice it does sound sort of familiar very yeah very much so didn Didn't realize they were related, as it were. Had a name, as it were. I've heard of that, obviously. I didn't know that that's what that was.
Starting point is 00:22:51 Yeah, but I know that is something. Do you know how many House of Representatives we have? Or how many in the House of Representatives? God, no. It's like 300-something. Close, but not quite. 5 quite 523 yeah it's a random ass number like that but it's not even close to three really it's 500 no no it's not even is it in the 300s it's 435 yeah that's good that's good it's pretty close to 323
Starting point is 00:23:22 yeah kind of you're off by over 100 Congress people, but yeah. They're so important. Before he was president, Eisenhower was a general. For what war? General Eisenhower. Let's go ahead and say World War I. That is so close but incorrect. It's World War II.
Starting point is 00:23:45 World War II. Totally. Yeah. Totally. Sort of a coin flip at that point. But old guy. You had us in the first half. Not gonna lie.
Starting point is 00:23:53 I knew it was a world war. I knew that. Yes. Oh. It wasn't Korea. He had to have burned his stripes. That's for sure. No.
Starting point is 00:23:59 God. Here's a great question that they have. What is one thing Benjaminjamin franklin is famous for um didn't that motherfucker do electricity he uh did the the kite it's not on this list that might be like a children's tale yeah kite in the key okay yeah we're looking for like a real thing um he uh louisiana purchase i think was his shit. Not quite. No, yet. That was in the 1800s. He actually did, oh, he had a bunch of slaves that he impregnated.
Starting point is 00:24:37 Like he's a bad guy. I don't even know if that part is true. I think you're thinking of Jefferson. Yeah. Maybe it was Franklin too. He went to France. Okay. I think that was Jefferson as yeah. Maybe it was Franklin, too. He went to France. Okay. I think that was Jefferson as well. You're thinking of sort of Hamilton, sort of an old history textbook that you read 20 years ago and can't quite remember.
Starting point is 00:24:55 He had bifocals. He invented bifocals, let's say. He is a U.S. diplomat, the oldest member of the Constitutional Convention, the first postmaster general of the U.S., writer of Poor Richard's Almanac, and he started the first free libraries. So going forward, that's what I guess Franklin was good at. Nice. That's why you deserve to be on the hundo. Well, do you know how many amendments the Constitution has? 52. Very, very very close 27 nice
Starting point is 00:25:29 the federalist papers supported the passage of the u.s constitution name one of the writers of the federalist papers andrew fucking jackson wrong really alex Alexander Hamilton. That's right. Oh, yeah. Hamilton, Jefferson, Lincoln, Nebraska? It's James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and then just someone, I guess, named Publius. P-U-B-L-I-u-s never even heard of that one publius publius are you gonna come to the to the war the revolutionary war what the hell is uh publius was the pseudonym used by alexander hamilton i see okay so i guess hamilton twice then um all right let's get a few more of these guys in before i i shift you over to a test that might even be more up your alley. Name two branches of the government.
Starting point is 00:26:31 The legislative and the executive. Nailed it. Absolutely nailed it. The last one is? It's also the judiciary. Yes, that's correct. The judicial branch. You got that one.
Starting point is 00:26:41 Thank you. I think you're ready to become a citizen you do uh here's kind of a random one what are two rights of everyone living in the united states two rights everyone gets uh life liberty and the pursuit of happiness yeah we're looking for specific freedoms okay free speech the right to bear arms that's. You can say and shoot anything you want. It's good to be an American. Okay. I think we did, you know, 50-50.
Starting point is 00:27:14 Probably good enough to become a U.S. citizen. Maybe. Definitely good enough to be a U.S. citizen. I don't know. I feel like I really failed, actually. Well, we were sort of backed into it. Because you were already born here, you don't have to know this shit yeah okay like i get that shit for free exactly um all right i know you take pride in knowing the u.s state capitals that's correct i know every
Starting point is 00:27:39 single one um so i didn't want to just ask you what the state capitals were, though. There are some of these on this list. I found some interesting state questions, almost trivia, about these United States. And I was wondering if I can ask you a few of these questions as well. Yeah, I'm a big fan of American geography. So I'm all for it. So keep in mind, some of these are trick questions okay so when the first one is what state is the statue of liberty in think wisely strongly and longly about the answer right like it would probably actually be in new jersey that's correct the icon is technically located in new jersey i say
Starting point is 00:28:27 that makes sense okay how about this one what is the least populated state now i am pretty certain it's wyoming that's correct wyoming is the least populated state now you're feeling now you're in your zone this is why don't let me get in my zone exactly what is the largest state in land mass alaska and it's actually not even close that's correct three for three you absolutely nailed it yeah um i'm on one now okay here's a real tricky one this one's like whoa let's hear that's fucking random i know are you kidding me with that ask it wait no i don't think you lost the question your computer i don't know what it is which state in america is the closest to Africa? Closest? Alphabetically.
Starting point is 00:29:29 No, geographically. Actually, think about this one while we take yet another break, and then we're coming back, and I'll give you the answer. And prepare to have your ass farted and blown. I love it. Okay. Quick note to let y'all know that we're conducting an audience survey at gum.fm slash segments. And we want to hear from you guys to
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Starting point is 00:31:24 Like, I would expect it to be florida but instead of that i'm sweating because it actually is florida i had no fucking clue no it's not florida but yeah i would go just like the furthest east state um and fucking guess north carolina very close you were correct about the furthest east state being the answer but it's maine maine is closer to morocco by a thousand miles than florida is i was gonna fucking guess maine and i was like no it's too far it's too far north damn it yeah interesting right yeah very my ass is farted and blown actually here's an interesting one what's the this one's pretty simple maybe what is the capital of south carolina um i know every single capital i think it's pierre
Starting point is 00:32:16 that is south dakota's capital damn it okay wait hold on hold south carolina's capital yeah it's fucking it's oh god damn it i fucking know it i know it did you say charleston yes it's not charleston yeah most people think it's charleston yeah yeah it's actually savannah columbia columbia fuck no it's a hard one i don't know for whatever reason a lot of people think charleston and some people even think pierre pierre well there's there's a couple that i always don't get like i always think that i know all the capitals and then uh yeah there's actually you just never commit to memory yeah i actually don't quite remember them all which state has the highest population density people per square mile people per square mile
Starting point is 00:33:11 hmm i guess it's interesting we'd have to make it a small state like rhode island it's a good guess and it's close but it's not quite all right then it's gonna have to be something like new jersey again new jersey is correct good pull okay okay they say it's technically dc but since that one's not a state new jersey is the most densely populated quote unquote state type here's an interesting one what's the westernmost state capital in mainland u.s so the 48 states um which one is the westernmost oh well is that a trick question like it's the westernmost would be honolulu right or you mean the continuous? Yeah, so it's just within mainland U.S. Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. Mainland U.S. Well, it's got to be either Oregon or Washington.
Starting point is 00:34:14 Let's go Washington. Olympia. It's Salem, Oregon. Fuck yeah! So close. So close. This one, next one, you actually know because I used to say it a lot. Which state is further west, Reno, Nevada, or Los Angeles? Oh, yeah, Reno.
Starting point is 00:34:33 Reno is further west. The way California sort of slopes eastward puts L.A. technically 85 miles further east than the westernmost big city in Nevada, Reno. Wild. That's crazy. Oh, this is a real weird one. I almost won't even count it, but what is the easternmost state in the U.S.? Easternmost state in the U.S.? Well, oh, I mean, how is it not Maine? Because it's technically Alaska, which stretches
Starting point is 00:35:07 into the eastern hemisphere. Whoa. Whoa. Interesting. Very interesting. Kind of mind blowing. Yeah. Which U.S. state has the longest coastline? U.S. state has the longest coastline um u.s state has the longest coastline oh so you would think it's california but it's actually florida because it goes all the way around the gulf or or it's texas which is huge it's it's funny it says the the answer is not california florida or texas but oh it's maine because of all the islands close it's alaska because of all these because of all these
Starting point is 00:35:50 it's tough this is a fun quiz for me it's a fun it's trivia it's light it's good facts that you wouldn't necessarily know which two states share borders with eight other states that's the highest amount of borders shared with other states two of them share borders with eight wow two states this is very hard to get i would not have known these um i mean i guess it would have to be one of these northeast states that feels like they touch everything. Like everything. Like, you know, a,
Starting point is 00:36:29 um, a Massachusetts say, but that actually touches a coast. So let's not do that. Let's not, you want an inland one. That's just surrounded by States. Let's say fucking like West Virginia.
Starting point is 00:36:42 It's pretty good guess, but not quite. Let's say fucking kentucky close but no cider kentucky touches these two states yeah let's say fucking tennessee then why the c is one of them that is correct tennessee borders eight states and this other one does too wait did i already say kentucky yeah okay and how about this i'll tell you the eight states that this state borders oh nice iowa illinois kentucky tennessee arkansas oklahoma kansas and nebraska missouri that's correct missouri borders those eight states wow that's cool like a lot it does
Starting point is 00:37:21 uh i'm floored all right a few final ones okay bring us home uh what is the longest river in the u.s mississippi answer it's not the mississippi but rather the missouri river oh god damn it yeah the missouri river is 139 miles longer than the Mississippi. The Great Missouri. That's right. And then lastly, what is the deepest lake in the United States? Hmm. This one I had no idea of. I never even heard of this lake.
Starting point is 00:37:59 Great. So it's not one of the Great Lakes. Oh, you know what the Great Lakes are? So it might be, because I had had never heard of the great lakes so i guess i'll just guess the biggest one it's obviously not the great lakes of course i've heard of the great lakes what do you think i'm a fucking moron it's not the great lakes it's not the great not even salt lake salt lakes not i mean so it's not lake huron right no no it's not any of the great i'm telling you you know you know all the great lakes oh i know the homes i know it okay so and it's well then it crater lake that's correct crater lake in oregon is the deepest it's a national park 1932 i'd never even heard of Crater Lake. Yeah. Way to swish it at the buzzer.
Starting point is 00:38:45 We'll go out on top. Fucking wet from downtown. And into the deepest lake. Have you ever been to Crater Lake? How'd you know that? I haven't been actually, but I've wanted to go. And I guess I remember reading at some point that it was the deepest. Do you think you could touch the bottom of it with like one big breath if you had like a snorkel or something or flippers
Starting point is 00:39:08 if i had flippers and if i was allowed to dive off the boat it's 2 000 feet so i wouldn't be able to yeah just like fucking jump and swim but i think if i had a really good it's like seven football field deep into the ground if i Do you think you'd be able to? I'm telling you, if I could dive, then maybe I could. And you said I had flippers. Flippers. I'd probably have to wear... It doesn't matter.
Starting point is 00:39:36 It's 2,000 feet. And I would need to wear like a speed of just regular... It's like half a mile straight down. Not just regular trunks. I might wear... If I'm allowed to wear goggles then no chance you'll never fucking catch me i'll i'll do a fucking tea party at the bottom of that lake no problem i don't think so yeah definitely not a tea party i'll have a tea party uh all right i
Starting point is 00:39:56 think you did better at the states one so you're not quite a citizen but you at the very least you know a lot about the united states themselves. Yeah. These United States. Yeah. And you didn't have to emotionally abuse a child during this quiz. So I'll consider that a victory as well. Yeah, that was nice. That's definitely helpful.
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