trying (and failing) the hardest quiz on the entire website (Sporcle) 

He literally just had to think of the elements in water and salt lol.

Salt in my sea water? Frick off.

What got me is that he already had chlorine on the board too. What, did he think we chlorinate the oceans?

@@AmShagar490 don't you know about the great chlorine balls that wander the ocean and consume all that come into contact with them

@@AmShagar490 that's why you shouldn't piss while swimming.

I think that might be a culture thing honestly I lived in America for a lot of my life then moved to Canada the culture regarding cars is completely different and general knowledge i think is lower here in Canada but overall I love Canada

@@xipper3550 canadians are smarter tho.. hehe jk

Yeah it's funny whenever the bible gets in the mix, he's pretty done.

Not knowing there's salt in sea water was the one that got me. 🤣

I could't believe he hadn't seen Harry Potter, theirs always trivia on that.

Actually so funny to me as well

The Harry Potter stans with a propensity for cancellation behavior dare not associate with the franchise anymore, lest they be jumbled in with the political stances of JK Rowling Edit: oops this is a 4 month old video, sorry for resurrecting your comment thread lol

because they are all boomer categories

@@PrincessHarmonyMoonlight 1k+ comments 1 heart

@@sunnywunny thnx

Dont forget panthers are also the only ones that have the ability to roar

​@@Chris-ks4sw “Panthers”, as smelly noted, is a nebulous word that can apply to many different species, but none of the common senses includes all the roaring cats and excludes all the non-roaring cats. * It's most often used by itself in reference to Puma concolor, the cougar, which is unable to roar. * The phrase “black panther” is also often used to refer to melanistic leopards and jaguars; they can roar, but they are not the only roaring cats. * And it's also used to refer to members of the family Pantherinae or the genus Panthera: the former contains many non-roaring cats. The latter contains mostly roaring cats, but also includes the (non-roaring) snow leopard.

@@sumnerhayes3411 another fact is that cougars screeching sound like a screaming woman

@@Chris-ks4sw also cougars are “big” cats buts they aren’t in a separate clade with other “big cats”. So, they’re closer related to house cats than leopards or lions. same with cheetahs

what about florida panther?

good thing i finished my drink because the Jenny McCarthy joke almost made me do a second one.

he probably thought clorine in like pool water or something idk i cannot peer into the egg I am limited to merely observe from the outside

Yet he somehow knows almost nothing in science despite being extremely smart

​@@brandiepop i mean in quiz team there are people specialized in different knowledge in the team.

I hate when he talks to his family focus on the video and stop wasting are time. Put the baby and the woman in the other room while filming

@@ginosko_ We like seeing baby, you piece

What does this mean?

@@ginosko_ YTA

I guess the OP's logic was that it was released in the US in 2003.

He has seen physch actually there was another sporcle video with the name gus in it and he knew it from physch

Except Jerry. never had a pet Jerry.

I was ok with him missing sodium in sea water because I thought it would result in a big laugh and he just brushed it off

@@theonlyricky The way he said it though was like “Whatever how would anybody know that anyway?”

my favourite thing about american trivia is it'll be like: Question 1 [American Presidents]: "who was the second son of the first president to sneeze in the white house on a Tuesday" Question 2 [World Geography]: "Paris is the capital of which country?"

personally i didnt really like the movies, granted i didnt see them at launch but many older movies aged well better

1 and 3 are good. The rest? Nah.

My gourd is ready

they are call famous foursomes, the one hes doing here is version 3