- Hi! A contestant in the hot seat needs your help.
Which of these fruits or vegetables are commonly coated in a thin layer of wax to help maintain freshness?
A: Oranges
B: Spinach
C: Carrots
D: Strawberries
I answered E: You're a moron* but MillionaireIM rejected my answer.
*Okay, not really, I answered A.
6 comments:
Where's apples? Aren't apples coated in wax?
I answered the same--aren't we brilliant! HAPPY BELATED NEW YEAR!
ACW, you crack me up.
Happy new year, Michael. Cheers to a year of brilliant MillionaireIM answer... hehe.
Well, so YOU'RE one of those people that knows nothing*...just kidding. Way to help a playa out!
*I have noticed on the few occasions I've seen the program that more people in the IM poll answer incorrectly than the audience poll. No offense to you or your ~brilliant~ mind. We all know it's YOU that gets 'em right!
...but they DO wax apples and cucumbers. Not strawberries. Not spinach. Some places carrots and oranges.
I think you got screwed. There's NO right answer.
I know they wax apples and (non-English) cucumbers, but those weren't choices. You have to pick from the choices they give you, and since I'd never heard of a waxed carrot I thought it was completely obvious that the answer was A: Oranges. If there is any chance that carrot is a valid answer that question should have been thrown out and a new $1k question should be issued.
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