SenZero I think they thought if she chose -1000 they'd lose it if she won and if she chose 0 it'd be the same as if she didn't win so go for the 40000 cause she's honestly no use to them.
+Kat It's not just useless to go for the 0, remember that by getting back to the table you're splitting the money they do win an extra way. No doubt there was the motivation of "bring back something useful or don't come back", but I think that's an entirely fair reaction because she won't be any help in the final chase so by taking the minus or neutral offer she'd just be leeching off everyone else to enrich herself. Which, despite admitting it was against her principles, is exactly what she did. Luckily I can safely assume the chaser obliterated her in her chase so she never made it that far.
Person Oisels yeah, I hope the same 😂 but when I said it's useless to go for the 0 I meant for the team. It would negatively impact them and because she wouldn't be putting any money into the final split
Wow what a cash builder. If only one of the questions was "what is it called when a footballer kicks the football to a teammate?" She'd have gotten one right.
@@JohnsysChannel Yeah I gathered that but you said it like everybody should know. The only reason I knew is because it was obviously the same answer as the original question. I have never worked in a restaurant so if I was asked that on The Chase I wouldn't have had a fuckin clue.
I'm never a fan of "paired up strangers" on game shows. Part of the reason I think WWTBAM survives despite it being called dead so often, it just doesn't have this bullshit.
My Rank - Unfortunately, this is no longer embarrassing in the context of modern education. In the last twenty five years, anybody who knows more than one letter of the alphabet could emerge with a first class honours degree in almost any subject and a minimum of six top grade A Levels. I bumped into my former French teacher about fifteen years ago who was in the twilight of his career and he showed me that it was even possible to get a B grade in GCSE French merely by knowing 'oui' and 'non'. By my calculations, any pupil taken at random in a large school is around seven hundred times more likely to get a first class degree than in the early 80s.
@@googleaccount4471 To some extent, you make a fair and valid point, there has been a bit of a return to examinations which does make it harder, I'd agree on that but it is, of course, relative to the farce that preceded this. I know exams also have their problems (I recall my father being assistant chief examiner of two of the major boards and you could theoretically score about 150%. on some questions in some subjects plus there is always a degree of luck in what comes up) but they are still a better system, in most cases (there are exceptions) to coursework for a variety of reasons..I"m not 'dissing' young people; on the contrary, they can only do what's in front of them and I think they're largely being given a disservice. Most employers cannot, without testing, easily discern between technically high calibre candidates and run of the mill ones because the difference on paper is often ostensibly so small. What I would concede is that the vast majority of young people are generally far more aware of the need for education and regular updating of skills than with previous generations, irrespective of ability etc. and they do face the challenges of far more dynamic changes than before, so they have no choice but to be versatile and flexible.
To be fair... She seemed extremely nervous, the fake smile and the constant nervous laugh plus her rigid posture gave her anxiety away. She might be one of these people who is intelligent when left to her own devices to answer a question sheet or write an essay. Being on the spot on national television would be hella nerve-racking for a lot of people.
I think people who take minus offers are sensible. Even if they get the minus offer they are able to join their team at the end and make up some numbers and get the chance of winning a share of the money.
+madperson876 A chance at winning somebody else's money though. Not only are they probably expecting the others to do all the work in the final chase if they take the minus offer, but they're also severely reducing the prize the others are playing for. Not worth it for just the one extra step, anyone good enough should be able to make it back with a 3 step headstart.
@@Alina-ci3fb the low offer gets them one step further away from the chaser and closer to the goal, the higher number the opposite. Each person that gets back to the final round adds a 1 point head start on the chaser.
Intelligence ≠ knowledge. You can be intelligent with poor general knowledge & vice versa (although there’s a correlation between the two, having one of these traits does not mean that you will have the other).
Yeah, knowledge isn't intelligence either. People thinking the chasers are automatically intelligent because they have a lot of knowledge; it's just memory of information. Intelligence is how you process any information, new or remembered. Not just remembering a bunch of facts.
@@jayp123 many people associate an university degree with being intelligent, she’s studying a degree yet she don’t know sh*t about the questions she’s being asked, are you slow or something?
@@jayp123 intelligence also has nothing to do with education. Or any knowledge. You can't teach somebody to be intelligent. Intelligence is innate, it's how you process information. Any information. Knowledge and intelligence are two different things.
Love how when the team know someone is thick as shit they encourage them to go for the higher offer because it would piss them off to split the prize money another way with someone who is going to be as useful as having a person short in the final chase
Yeah, she’d be dead weight for the team. Plus, I don’t like that the team has to split a pot, so those who go for tie lowball offers are mooching off the other teammates
@@ABCEasyas--no such thing as deadweight on the chase. The extra person gives you an extra step and you never know what stupid question she might know the answer to.
@@him050They are a deadweight if they put a minus offer into the bank and don't answer any questions or get them wrong in the final chase. They may give the team an extra step in the end, but if the team beats the chaser the contestant mooches off the team instead of going home with nothing or with what they earned. Is that fair on the other contestants, especially if they bank the high offer?
It'd be a galaxy brain level move for someone to purposely get all the cash build questions wrong so they got a ridiculously high offer like that if they knew they could win it
Normally they say "We want you back, go for the middle offer" but with Hannah they basically said "We don't care if you come back or not so you might as well go for the £40k."
Apparently she hadn't even started uni yet: "Just to make it clear that at the time of filming [in October last year] I hadn't even started at university. I study beginners' Italian so I hadn't even had a lesson of Italian before the show."
I would have thought even someone with a passing interest in learning a language would know at least some basic sentences. Even school level french would teach that let alone university level. " I'm going to uni to learn medicine" , " can you indicate your elbow from your arse!" ..." I haven't done that module yet" ...holy moly.
@@jade_is_tiredTo get into Bath university to study that degree, you are required to have fairly decent A-Level grades in languages. So that’s a bunch of bs.
@@jade_is_tired To study a language at Uni I would have thought an A-Level would have been a prerequisite. A GCSE student would be more proficient than her. She didn't even know how to say what her name was. Bizarre. Can I study for a physics degree even if don't know what an atom is?
@mpwheatley idrk how it works over there, but in most US universities I know of, you can get into a major as long as you show the *capacity* to learn the subject; intro-level courses exist for a reason. Either way, I was repeating something I saw elsewhere, no idea if it's true or not. I have no strong feelings about this, so will not be replying further lmao
drummerdude Lol I am a nerd. I'm on a game design course in college, I play magic the gathering, I watch anime, I enjoy programming games, 3d modeling, drawing, concept art, reading. Pretty much everything "nerdy" There's nothing wrong with being a nerd. Most of the time "Normal people" and "Cool kids" are the boring people.
I don’t know what’s more embarrassing, getting every question wrong, or studying French and Italian at Uni and only being able to say “Bonjour” and “Ciao”.
What does a languages course at university even mean? Surely it can’t just be as simple as learning a foreign language cause you don’t need to spend thousands to do something as easy and pointless as that 😂
It was sensible for her to take the minus offer, though. Also I said this to another person already, but there’s not that much of a difference between 0 and -1000 in the grand scheme of the show.
Ridiculous statement. I'm good with computers but terrible at learning languages. Does that mean I shouldn't go to uni and do computery things? I actually have a degree in computer forensics and a masters in information and technology but that's beside the point. I can't speak French
@@Firegloif you get a lot right then in theory you should be confident of getting the next questions right and whoever you’re facing should be worried about you beating them and winning the higher offer. If you get them all wrong then they will give you a very high offer because you are more likely to lose and not get back to play in the final round. It would make no sense to offer more money to smart people who are likely to win it, therfore making it to the final round and potentially helping to win in the end. If this girl was playing dumb then it would have been a great strategy.
The other woman probably wanted her to take the higher offer because she didn't want to share the prize with dead weight, let alone with someone who wouldnt answer any questions and cost the team money for the privilege.
I feel a little bad for her. I get the impression she was nervous and just drew a blank. I expect it's very easy to judge from home. Granted, I don't think i'd have taken a minus offer, but it's a lenient minus. I saw a guy take a minus £15k once.
Now, I'm in the performing arts and I am WELL aware how nerves can make your mind go absolutely blank. I've had moments when I have spent weeks learning lines, even staying up all night and then completely forgetting them once I get out in front of a live audience. It's nerve racking and I think this was simply a case of it getting the better of her. Shame.
Wow, I had to scroll pretty far to find a comment about her being nervous. Not much common sense in this comments section and a whole lot of snap judgments and derogatory insults.
Fair point. But...is there anyone else on earth who doesn't know three score years and ten? And Attenboroughsaurus - the answer's there in the damn question! No excuse of any kind for not scoring two at least.
@@matador521 you say fair point, but then you followed with an ignorant comment showing you didn't get the point I was making. My point was, it's not about knowing or not knowing the right answers. Even if you know, the pressure can still get to you and your mind can go blank. Like I said, I've spent weeks in the past hammering lines into my head and then I still go blank once I'm out on stage. You don't know that she didn't know the right answers, maybe she did, but maybe the pressure and nervousness got to her. That's the point I was trying to make. It's a shame that most of these comments are ignorant put downs on her intelligence.
@@matador521 I also didnt know the three score answer and she knew the attenborough answer but it wouldnt come to her head quick enough because of the pressure so she moved on. It's not like those questions were piss easy. I only knew 2 of them myself lol
@@Superfantastictop10 maybe if youre lazy and dont go get a part time job then maybe you do need a loan. I made it through college even paying my fees while working in fast food part time, simply because i wasnt lazy
@@Superfantastictop10 you absolutely can. I worked friday and saturday nights 6pm-6am 12 hour shifts. 11.50 and hour because the nightshift gets more. Even plugging this in it adds up to about 15,000 a year. This also doesnt take into account the fact that i worked 4-5 nightshifts a week during all holidays especially summer. Now i didnt have to paid rent because i commuted but i was saving enormous amounts and could have easily moved into the city
She must be trolling 😂 to get all the questions wrong and say she’s studying languages at college and she just about knew greetings which is what every bastard that practised languages picks up 😂
@@kateg9437 Someone I knew (who turned out to be evil but that's another story) did a PhD there frankly I'm surprised she passed it as she was totally Dunning Kruger and not as smart as she thinks she is. So, I reckon something dodgy IS going on with that institution.
@@mattfromwiisports9046 This girl should at least get some credit for listening to the whole question before answering, she may have got 0 pounds, but at least she listened to the whole question rather than Charan who passes even before Bradley finishes the question. So I gotta say she is better than Charan
They do ask some tough questions and maybe it was just nerves, all the people viciously bullying her probably haven’t even got a levels let alone a degree, and slagging her off helps you to feel better about yourself
Nah they basically couldn't care whether she came back or not so they just wanted her to try to get the £40k. They of course would have wanted her to come back with the £40k.
Poor woman. She was put on the spot during a nervy experience and it just made her freeze. I would probably be the same. Also, to be fair, the cash-builder questions weren't all easy. She probably should have gotten 2-3 right though.
@@thedoorsofperception2001 and criticising her for not being able to say a full sentence of a language she's learning... when they've probably never learned a language in their life lmao. people really are too confident in their arrogance these days lmao
@@augustalexander2647I studied French in secondary school and could make an attempt at 'hello Brad it's a pleasure being on the chase' bonjour Brad c'est un pleasure etre sur le chase, probably kinda wrong but close enough. She surely could do that she was probably nervous
The problem is most of the cash builder questions are catered to TV shows that were popular half a century ago and a mix of random pop culture questions, so unless you're old or very invested in modern television you're pretty much going to do terrible.
There's a trend where the most inept, want the most grand things, to do with the prize money , then decide they will be paying for it, with the others team members winning efforts and whilst reducing those amount of winnings in the process. My neighbours know I'm watching the Chase when these types of contestants appear.
Always wondered what happened if you get 0. If i were her team mates, id be saying go for the 40K. you cut loose a useless player or she brings back 40K
I was on a quiz show many years back, and a woman got all of her questions wrong and was subsequently off the show. She had the nerve to march over to the Director and loudly say ‘It’s not fair, I knew the answers to some of the other people’s questions, I just didn’t know the answers to mine’
@@ThursoBerwick she actually had a second attempt on the following show and did exactly the same thing again. There’s having blind spots and then there’s being thick.
@@issimondias Fair enough. You can have a bad selection. I've won a number of pub quizzes in various places, but now and then you do get a run of bad questions. I have pretty much no knowledge of soaps, boy/girlbands/K-pop, reality TV, cricket or club football.
I’ll never forget when three contestants did really well and actually brought back a hugeeeee jackpot. The final contestant took -10,000. The team behind her were fuming, and I was. Like I don’t understand why ppl chose a minus and take away what others earned so they can cheat their way to the final 😂😂😂😂😂
She and Hannah both won money, believe it or not. About eight players scored at least £12,000 in the cash builder, and only two of them did what Hannah and Caz did!
In fairness the questions she got were tough, although she shouldn't be studying two languages at university and not know basic introductions in those languages
I only knew three of the answers (she didn’t know any) but frankly I know my limits and wouldn’t go on a knowledge based game show. I do think university students/graduates have delusional self awareness when it comes to their own conventual intelligence. Some of the dumbest people I’ve ever met went to university.
Hi in a pub quiz a question came up of the capital city of Peru , i David to my friends daughter , “you know this as your a geography teacher “ she said “ oh , we don’t tlearn capitals now “ I was speechless ,
Uni only gives you knowledge in set areas, the areas that are not touched on, usually common sense, economics and household management are usually lacking. But theory etc. they know. Was usable knowledge but more hireable often
She goes to University and doesn't know much yet some people who are very clever and hardworking and motivated cant go ? im so confused with society today unless she was just nervous
I agree what a load of nonsense.. Lot of young people go to Uni because parents have too much money and its something for them to do and for the social life. Not all take University seriously. When people do take the minus offer and end up getting a share of the winnings regardless, do they not feel a sense of shame? I know I could not do it, I would be too proud to take the minus offer.
@Blue&Green Rich idiots with loads of money. I UNDERSTAND YOU. Their even more idiotic when they go out drinking to clubs etc...too much money never learnt manners. The ones who dont have the money should be entitled. In countries like FRANCE for example University fees are very low. so everybody gets the opportunity. There is no class or wealth differentiation as far as *EDUCATION* is concerned.
To be fair she's on tv .. He hit her with questions on the languages she was studying and it's likely her brain went blank after that she was gone probably wouldn't have been able to give him her home address if he asked her
Give over u fuc wit. Use your brain. She's studying Italian and French and, can't even introduce herself ffs. That's not nerves, just dumb. @@LaceyLovelace-p6z
These comments are so dumb. She isn’t trying to be bad or negative, she is extremely nervous and is barely thinking straight. She was in her own head and anxious
She has to be nervous surely you need to know basic French to get into a uni course, the uni courses start at a decent level. It's like studying maths in uni and not knowing how to solve quadratic equations
@@MattTheCommenter Josiah Wedgewood is literally the only famous potter I could name, except maybe Beatrix, but even the wildest guess is better than saying pass 8 times. I'm the sort of quizzer the Chasers really hate, I /know/ fuck all, but I'm a damned good guesser.
those questions weren't easy i didn't get a single one either and i didn't have the pressure of being on the show people forget simple things with pressure they were wrong to mock her by saying she should go for the 40
The 50 year olds in the comments thinking that this is proof that you could give a fish a degree today 😭 Ive known people to get so flustered they forget their mother tongues or their birthdays. Hell, I remember being so anxious one time i momentarily forgot how to read.
If anything, she was clever enough to see through Teri and Rob's attempt to manipulate her into going for the impossible $40,000 offer so they wouldn't have to share the final pot. They deserved to cop the hit to their payouts.
I used to take uni students round my medical warehouse to do the counts for their parent company. They would pull the calculator out for medicine boxed in packets of 10. Fo real yo. Scary.
I’m astounded she found her way to the studio.
Probably stumbled in by accident
Her mum probably drove her there
😅😅😅
She went there by accident
🤣
I think they said go for 40 thousand because they wanted to see her fail miserably.
TheTradge that rhymed... kinda
SenZero I think they thought if she chose -1000 they'd lose it if she won and if she chose 0 it'd be the same as if she didn't win so go for the 40000 cause she's honestly no use to them.
+Kat It's not just useless to go for the 0, remember that by getting back to the table you're splitting the money they do win an extra way. No doubt there was the motivation of "bring back something useful or don't come back", but I think that's an entirely fair reaction because she won't be any help in the final chase so by taking the minus or neutral offer she'd just be leeching off everyone else to enrich herself. Which, despite admitting it was against her principles, is exactly what she did. Luckily I can safely assume the chaser obliterated her in her chase so she never made it that far.
Person Oisels yeah, I hope the same 😂 but when I said it's useless to go for the 0 I meant for the team. It would negatively impact them and because she wouldn't be putting any money into the final split
Probably because she'd either just do nothing in the final chase or panic press her button.
" Go for the forty,I think you can do it" in other words, get em wrong quick & do one 😂
@user-kz4ke8mg4r she was really taking the piss
Wow what a cash builder. If only one of the questions was "what is it called when a footballer kicks the football to a teammate?" She'd have gotten one right.
In a a restaurant, what is the area called where dishes are plated and then collected to be sent to the table?
@@JohnsysChannel No idea. Please educate me.
@UCs4PWUKEtMuyl0yqmIbaOqg the pass you fuckhead
@@lennywebb6740 Pass
@@JohnsysChannel Yeah I gathered that but you said it like everybody should know. The only reason I knew is because it was obviously the same answer as the original question. I have never worked in a restaurant so if I was asked that on The Chase I wouldn't have had a fuckin clue.
i love how they tried convice her go to the 40,000 to get rid of her quicker
I'm never a fan of "paired up strangers" on game shows. Part of the reason I think WWTBAM survives despite it being called dead so often, it just doesn't have this bullshit.
Win either if she loses they don't have to share shit with her and she's gone if she wins somehow then they get £40,000
“I think you could do it” was the most blatant lie I’ve ever heard lol
How did she even manage to fill in the application form to get on the show ?
+Carl Horton Too right Carl, how did she also then pass the audition as well
+Wayne Kenzitt u don't have to answer anything for that
+Carl Horton How did she even get into university...
Her father must have filled it in
+Bon Kai Lol you're probably right
She's actually amazing. She contributed a negative amount and went home with £2k; my idol
+Dusty Pigeon lol
What a queen
Also most underrated comment I’ve ever seen on TH-cam history
More idle,than idol, theres not much studying being done.
That’s what I hate about the chase
She's studying French and Italian AT UNI LEVEL and can't even say "my name is...". This is embarrassing.
She probably drew a blank, it’s crazy what nerves will do to you
I was just about to say *how embarrasing*!!
Too much money - so she can afford to laugh her head off when she fails her French & Italian exams.
My Rank - Unfortunately, this is no longer embarrassing in the context of modern education. In the last twenty five years, anybody who knows more than one letter of the alphabet could emerge with a first class honours degree in almost any subject and a minimum of six top grade A Levels. I bumped into my former French teacher about fifteen years ago who was in the twilight of his career and he showed me that it was even possible to get a B grade in GCSE French merely by knowing 'oui' and 'non'. By my calculations, any pupil taken at random in a large school is around seven hundred times more likely to get a first class degree than in the early 80s.
@@thomasgray5406 A levels are significantly harder now due to the lack of coursework and almost all the marks coming from exams
@@googleaccount4471 To some extent, you make a fair and valid point, there has been a bit of a return to examinations which does make it harder, I'd agree on that but it is, of course, relative to the farce that preceded this. I know exams also have their problems (I recall my father being assistant chief examiner of two of the major boards and you could theoretically score about 150%. on some questions in some subjects plus there is always a degree of luck in what comes up) but they are still a better system, in most cases (there are exceptions) to coursework for a variety of reasons..I"m not 'dissing' young people; on the contrary, they can only do what's in front of them and I think they're largely being given a disservice. Most employers cannot, without testing, easily discern between technically high calibre candidates and run of the mill ones because the difference on paper is often ostensibly so small. What I would concede is that the vast majority of young people are generally far more aware of the need for education and regular updating of skills than with previous generations, irrespective of ability etc. and they do face the challenges of far more dynamic changes than before, so they have no choice but to be versatile and flexible.
She walked in by mistake. She thought she'd found the loo.
Explains that performance
She thought she had found the kitchen (just kidding).
There was a sign that said "Toilets are for contestants only" so she had to
@@aspiknf
Those who need to make jokes about women and kitchens, are usually the type that cannot please a woman in the bedroom.
I'm surprised she didn't say "Harry Potter" for the Charles Darwin question.
I was expecting that too 😆😆
If I didn’t know the answer… James would be the better statistical bet of the three Potters… 🤣
I wished 😂
To be fair... She seemed extremely nervous, the fake smile and the constant nervous laugh plus her rigid posture gave her anxiety away. She might be one of these people who is intelligent when left to her own devices to answer a question sheet or write an essay. Being on the spot on national television would be hella nerve-racking for a lot of people.
Then she shouldn't participate, not gonna lie (wow 5 years.... damn)
attenboroughsaurus…
@@muchdoggo6208 Hard to say no to an opportunity like that, especially when you can get a lot of money from it.
It’s not that complicated. You either know the answer or not.
She might be nervous but more likely just an entitled youngster who's not particularly bright
People who take minus offers really piss me off!
I think people who take minus offers are sensible. Even if they get the minus offer they are able to join their team at the end and make up some numbers and get the chance of winning a share of the money.
+madperson876 A chance at winning somebody else's money though. Not only are they probably expecting the others to do all the work in the final chase if they take the minus offer, but they're also severely reducing the prize the others are playing for.
Not worth it for just the one extra step, anyone good enough should be able to make it back with a 3 step headstart.
+RockBandAddict666 Yep!! We're all eating are tea and some dozy git goes for a minus offer!! My whole family shout at the t.v.! Haha!
+cptskellern just like my family haha
Always Ibrox
We're all doing the same bloody thing. Makes me smile tbh. :)
The worst part about this is that she had the nerve to take £1,000 off their total jackpot. The audacity.
Bath University‘a finest.
@@RaNdOm-GrAmMaR perfectly legal move
The absolute cheek
@@RaNdOm-GrAmMaR I’m from the US so I’ve never see this show. What is point of the high positive amount and the negative amount?
@@Alina-ci3fb the low offer gets them one step further away from the chaser and closer to the goal, the higher number the opposite. Each person that gets back to the final round adds a 1 point head start on the chaser.
Say qué ?!?!
Intelligence ≠ knowledge. You can be intelligent with poor general knowledge & vice versa (although there’s a correlation between the two, having one of these traits does not mean that you will have the other).
Yeah, knowledge isn't intelligence either. People thinking the chasers are automatically intelligent because they have a lot of knowledge; it's just memory of information. Intelligence is how you process any information, new or remembered. Not just remembering a bunch of facts.
What does intelligence have to do with general knowledge questions? Sounds like you need an education
@@jayp123 many people associate an university degree with being intelligent, she’s studying a degree yet she don’t know sh*t about the questions she’s being asked, are you slow or something?
@@jayp123 intelligence also has nothing to do with education. Or any knowledge. You can't teach somebody to be intelligent. Intelligence is innate, it's how you process information. Any information.
Knowledge and intelligence are two different things.
Love how when the team know someone is thick as shit they encourage them to go for the higher offer because it would piss them off to split the prize money another way with someone who is going to be as useful as having a person short in the final chase
LMAO
Yeah, she’d be dead weight for the team. Plus, I don’t like that the team has to split a pot, so those who go for tie lowball offers are mooching off the other teammates
lol
@@ABCEasyas--no such thing as deadweight on the chase. The extra person gives you an extra step and you never know what stupid question she might know the answer to.
@@him050They are a deadweight if they put a minus offer into the bank and don't answer any questions or get them wrong in the final chase. They may give the team an extra step in the end, but if the team beats the chaser the contestant mooches off the team instead of going home with nothing or with what they earned. Is that fair on the other contestants, especially if they bank the high offer?
The sort of person that dosses her way through life but still winds up on a six figure salary.
tutorial?
@@lcs-1 You have to have the family connections dear...
Truth
Yup, the public service in Canada is full of them because they checked off the right identity politics boxes...
I seriously doubt that
OMG. Studying French and Italian and can't say anything. 😂😂😂
'You're a bright girl' 😂😂
Bath's a "good" uni too.
She was just being polite
@@Superfantastictop10 Nah. It's posh but not particularly good.
@@Superfantastictop10 Well if she's a typical student it needs to be shut down.
Comedy Gold. Aaaahahahaha.
It'd be a galaxy brain level move for someone to purposely get all the cash build questions wrong so they got a ridiculously high offer like that if they knew they could win it
Now that would be awesome, hustle a chaser.
This is my tactic if I get on the show
Except when you fumble it against the chaser, you end up on a video like this and the tactic backfired “.
It's almost like they put things in place to stop that exact thing in 2003
huh@@Doorito_
Normally they say "We want you back, go for the middle offer" but with Hannah they basically said "We don't care if you come back or not so you might as well go for the £40k."
I don’t mind her not answering the questions but studying Italian and French and can’t even introduce yourself … wild
Apparently she hadn't even started uni yet: "Just to make it clear that at the time of filming [in October last year] I hadn't even started at university. I study beginners' Italian so I hadn't even had a lesson of Italian before the show."
I would have thought even someone with a passing interest in learning a language would know at least some basic sentences. Even school level french would teach that let alone university level. " I'm going to uni to learn medicine" , " can you indicate your elbow from your arse!" ..." I haven't done that module yet" ...holy moly.
@@jade_is_tiredTo get into Bath university to study that degree, you are required to have fairly decent A-Level grades in languages. So that’s a bunch of bs.
@@jade_is_tired To study a language at Uni I would have thought an A-Level would have been a prerequisite. A GCSE student would be more proficient than her. She didn't even know how to say what her name was. Bizarre. Can I study for a physics degree even if don't know what an atom is?
@mpwheatley idrk how it works over there, but in most US universities I know of, you can get into a major as long as you show the *capacity* to learn the subject; intro-level courses exist for a reason.
Either way, I was repeating something I saw elsewhere, no idea if it's true or not. I have no strong feelings about this, so will not be replying further lmao
I know more french than she does and I havent studied it in donkeys years
good for you, nerd.
+drummerdude I think he understood the first time
+drummerdude Well there nothing wrong with being a nerd... Idiot.
+swayziee xclusive Must have double posted... Thanks for noticing, nerd.
drummerdude
Lol I am a nerd. I'm on a game design course in college, I play magic the gathering, I watch anime, I enjoy programming games, 3d modeling, drawing, concept art, reading. Pretty much everything "nerdy" There's nothing wrong with being a nerd. Most of the time "Normal people" and "Cool kids" are the boring people.
I don’t know what’s more embarrassing, getting every question wrong, or studying French and Italian at Uni and only being able to say “Bonjour” and “Ciao”.
Definitely the latter
Year 3 or Year 4 Students could say those words
Did languages at University...
Can only say Hello...
Facepalm.
+Isaac Blackburn She can say goodbye as well!
Thats...
something...
That was just her nerves tbf
@SimplyGames YT ayyyy
What does a languages course at university even mean? Surely it can’t just be as simple as learning a foreign language cause you don’t need to spend thousands to do something as easy and pointless as that 😂
She just changed majors, maybe…
Imagine the trauma of giving birth, raising a child and clothing and feeding them. Only for them to take the minus offer. Ridiculous.
😂
harsh
Too late for abortion
It was sensible for her to take the minus offer, though. Also I said this to another person already, but there’s not that much of a difference between 0 and -1000 in the grand scheme of the show.
There is no way that anybody can be asked that Attenborough question ,even if you didn’t know about the dinosaur, and get it wrong
Ikr
Richard Attenborough spared no expense on his dinosoars.
She got it right, she just passed after she said it. She would have got it if she hadn’t passed.
Only one I knew
this just shows that uni's dont give a fudge who's on their courses, as long as they pay
Ridiculous statement. I'm good with computers but terrible at learning languages. Does that mean I shouldn't go to uni and do computery things? I actually have a degree in computer forensics and a masters in information and technology but that's beside the point. I can't speak French
@@emulus4000 I agree. Also I'm usually okay at the chase questions, but got only 1 right here. Some times you're unlucky.
@@emulus4000 if you couldnt answer a question like "what does IT stand for" then yes.
@@emulus4000 neither can she lol
@@BradleyCTurner what doesn’t it stand for?
Imagine if she was acting stupid and took the highest offer and smashed it
This needs to happen
Exactly. The worse you do on the questions the higher the offer you get. Makes no sense.
@@Firegloif you get a lot right then in theory you should be confident of getting the next questions right and whoever you’re facing should be worried about you beating them and winning the higher offer. If you get them all wrong then they will give you a very high offer because you are more likely to lose and not get back to play in the final round.
It would make no sense to offer more money to smart people who are likely to win it, therfore making it to the final round and potentially helping to win in the end.
If this girl was playing dumb then it would have been a great strategy.
The other woman probably wanted her to take the higher offer because she didn't want to share the prize with dead weight, let alone with someone who wouldnt answer any questions and cost the team money for the privilege.
I learned more french in my first class in year 7 than she knows after studying it at uni
No need for so many mean comments. I would wish you to stand up there and do it yourself not knowing what questions you're going to get.
I feel a little bad for her. I get the impression she was nervous and just drew a blank. I expect it's very easy to judge from home. Granted, I don't think i'd have taken a minus offer, but it's a lenient minus. I saw a guy take a minus £15k once.
Nah fuck her. Anyone who takes a minus is scum
She didn’t draw a blank clearly she’s not that smart
@@alanchamberlain9902no way she studies French and Italian and can’t do a basic phrase
Can't stand it when they go for the minus offer, especially if they bring nothing to the team.
She did pay for it by being publicly humiliated though
The lady at the table was glaring at her after she took the -£1,000 lol
🤣
She was pissed
@bareknuckleathletes😂😂😂😂
Now, I'm in the performing arts and I am WELL aware how nerves can make your mind go absolutely blank. I've had moments when I have spent weeks learning lines, even staying up all night and then completely forgetting them once I get out in front of a live audience. It's nerve racking and I think this was simply a case of it getting the better of her. Shame.
Was about to say the same, poor girl
Wow, I had to scroll pretty far to find a comment about her being nervous. Not much common sense in this comments section and a whole lot of snap judgments and derogatory insults.
Fair point. But...is there anyone else on earth who doesn't know three score years and ten? And Attenboroughsaurus - the answer's there in the damn question! No excuse of any kind for not scoring two at least.
@@matador521 you say fair point, but then you followed with an ignorant comment showing you didn't get the point I was making. My point was, it's not about knowing or not knowing the right answers. Even if you know, the pressure can still get to you and your mind can go blank. Like I said, I've spent weeks in the past hammering lines into my head and then I still go blank once I'm out on stage. You don't know that she didn't know the right answers, maybe she did, but maybe the pressure and nervousness got to her. That's the point I was trying to make. It's a shame that most of these comments are ignorant put downs on her intelligence.
@@matador521 I also didnt know the three score answer and she knew the attenborough answer but it wouldnt come to her head quick enough because of the pressure so she moved on. It's not like those questions were piss easy. I only knew 2 of them myself lol
Imagine taking out a student loan for that level of French and Italian 🤣
Its the uk, theres no need for student lones
@@perpetual_suffering1458 wrong
@@Superfantastictop10 maybe if youre lazy and dont go get a part time job then maybe you do need a loan. I made it through college even paying my fees while working in fast food part time, simply because i wasnt lazy
@@perpetual_suffering1458 nowadays tuition alone costs 9k/year in UK. You paid that+rent+ living on min wage in UK? Don't believe you.
@@Superfantastictop10 you absolutely can. I worked friday and saturday nights 6pm-6am 12 hour shifts. 11.50 and hour because the nightshift gets more. Even plugging this in it adds up to about 15,000 a year. This also doesnt take into account the fact that i worked 4-5 nightshifts a week during all holidays especially summer. Now i didnt have to paid rent because i commuted but i was saving enormous amounts and could have easily moved into the city
"That's terrible" - the only thing she got right!!
Thanks so much for putting this up !!!
+ShiningStar77 Putain de merde elle ne parle pas francais mais elle était dans le université?
+ShiningStar77 You’re welcome :)
+adamcoops85 This is the worst advert for Bath University EVER
Ladies and gentlemen - the future of British society.
adamcoops85 LOL I just realised how idiotic his comment was.
She's having a laugh. You can tell she didn't really study at uni.
She must be trolling 😂 to get all the questions wrong and say she’s studying languages at college and she just about knew greetings which is what every bastard that practised languages picks up 😂
No way is she at Uni
Perhaps people like Hannah say that just to get more attention, i guess!
The worse ones are those that say they are actors or authors.
Teri "go for the £40,000" lol
Clearly Bath Uni needs to be avoided if this is the calibre of their students. 😂
Shut up
Bath University doesn't even do language degrees.....
@@kateg9437 Someone I knew (who turned out to be evil but that's another story) did a PhD there frankly I'm surprised she passed it as she was totally Dunning Kruger and not as smart as she thinks she is. So, I reckon something dodgy IS going on with that institution.
“Attenboroughsaurus”
How the fuck did she not get that one 😂
If I was one of the contestants on her team I would had stood up clapping for her at 2:10 lmao
She knew what she was doing, absolute legend!! Funnest easiest 2k she ever made.
that's just embarrassing
It really is-
I'm not sure whether this is worse than the contestant who aggressively shouted PASS to every question even before Bradley had finished reading them.
I looked up that episode and literally she shouted pass 3 words in to every question 😂
At least this contestant listened to the whole question before answering than the contestant who passed even before Bradley finished the question
@@ninjapirate123 oh yeah that girl was so annoying
@@mattfromwiisports9046 This girl should at least get some credit for listening to the whole question before answering, she may have got 0 pounds, but at least she listened to the whole question rather than Charan who passes even before Bradley finishes the question. So I gotta say she is better than Charan
@@ninjapirate123 Completely agree. Charon is my least favourite contestant ever for having done that.
They do ask some tough questions and maybe it was just nerves, all the people viciously bullying her probably haven’t even got a levels let alone a degree, and slagging her off helps you to feel better about yourself
Exactly. People insult other people's intelligence/knowledge to feel better about themselves.
Ok but how do you not get Attenboroughsaurus like come on
Thick as a whale omelette.
Love how they was all telling her to go for the 40k haha good tactics. More chance of her going out!
Nah they basically couldn't care whether she came back or not so they just wanted her to try to get the £40k. They of course would have wanted her to come back with the £40k.
I had the displeasure of watching this on tv last Tuesday when it first came on.
Poor woman. She was put on the spot during a nervy experience and it just made her freeze. I would probably be the same. Also, to be fair, the cash-builder questions weren't all easy. She probably should have gotten 2-3 right though.
They were seriously hard, I wouldn't have got any of them lmao
Fr, most of these people commenting would lose their shit being put on the spot like that, I know I would
@@thedoorsofperception2001 and criticising her for not being able to say a full sentence of a language she's learning... when they've probably never learned a language in their life lmao. people really are too confident in their arrogance these days lmao
@@augustalexander2647I studied French in secondary school and could make an attempt at 'hello Brad it's a pleasure being on the chase' bonjour Brad c'est un pleasure etre sur le chase, probably kinda wrong but close enough. She surely could do that she was probably nervous
@@augustalexander2647I wouldn't have gotten any of the cash builder though maybe life of brian
The problem is most of the cash builder questions are catered to TV shows that were popular half a century ago and a mix of random pop culture questions, so unless you're old or very invested in modern television you're pretty much going to do terrible.
Yeah to be honest I wouldve gotten about 3-4 of those its just obscure if youre not an old person lmao
2 people of the team wanted her off the team lol 😂
Shut up
@@terrifyingthursdays3380 why shut up?
"The ATTENBOROUGHsaurus is named after which wildlife celebrity?"
"Pass"
Could you see Bradley’s face when she couldn’t do it 😂😂😂.
There's a trend where the most inept, want the most grand things, to do with the prize money , then decide they will be paying for it, with the others team members winning efforts and whilst reducing those amount of winnings in the process. My neighbours know I'm watching the Chase when these types of contestants appear.
Always wondered what happened if you get 0. If i were her team mates, id be saying go for the 40K. you cut loose a useless player or she brings back 40K
Her Uni must be sooooo proud of her. She is the new Fanny Chmelar.
I'll be honest; I only got one of those questions right myself, and that's just because I flipped a coin between David or Richard Attenborough.
thicko
I got 4. Still poor but better than her!
@@fasthracinghow many did you get?
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3:53 Dark destroyer sounds so sarcastic as if he was actually saying “you little fraud mooching of your teammates” 😂
I was on a quiz show many years back, and a woman got all of her questions wrong and was subsequently off the show.
She had the nerve to march over to the Director and loudly say ‘It’s not fair, I knew the answers to some of the other people’s questions, I just didn’t know the answers to mine’
To be fair she was probably complaining about the selection. We all have blind spots in our general knowledge
@@ThursoBerwick she actually had a second attempt on the following show and did exactly the same thing again. There’s having blind spots and then there’s being thick.
@@issimondias Fair enough. You can have a bad selection. I've won a number of pub quizzes in various places, but now and then you do get a run of bad questions. I have pretty much no knowledge of soaps, boy/girlbands/K-pop, reality TV, cricket or club football.
@@issimondias On the other hand... Ask me about classic literature, linguistics, and certain aspects of history and geography and I'm laughing....
@@ThursoBerwick trust me, I talked to her, she was as thick as a whale omelette.
Their reactions to her choosing the minus £1000 was hilarious. 3:50
I’ll never forget when three contestants did really well and actually brought back a hugeeeee jackpot. The final contestant took -10,000. The team behind her were fuming, and I was. Like I don’t understand why ppl chose a minus and take away what others earned so they can cheat their way to the final 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Em45567 where can I find the episode where that happened?
And the dark destroyer being sarcastic 😂
Just when I thought a schoolteacher for 50 years was the worst player ever on The Chase, she comes along. smh
She and Hannah both won money, believe it or not.
About eight players scored at least £12,000 in the cash builder, and only two of them did what Hannah and Caz did!
In fairness the questions she got were tough, although she shouldn't be studying two languages at university and not know basic introductions in those languages
+Sean Hazlett how was attenborough saurus hard?
+flankspankrank that was the only easy one tbh
+Brandon Hunt bend it like beckham was easy too, what other musicals do you know that are about female football lol
+josh wills never seen it, didn't even know it was a musical lol
+josh wills the French and Italian part was embarrassing though lol
She makes all students look bloody stupid
Well that’s not hard
They know alot about nothing and got degrees in taking selfies 🤳
She makes everyone look smart! Compared to her nobody is stupid.
I only knew three of the answers (she didn’t know any) but frankly I know my limits and wouldn’t go on a knowledge based game show.
I do think university students/graduates have delusional self awareness when it comes to their own conventual intelligence. Some of the dumbest people I’ve ever met went to university.
I only knew 3 as well.
Hi in a pub quiz a question came up of the capital city of Peru , i David to my friends daughter , “you know this as your a geography teacher “ she said “ oh , we don’t
tlearn capitals now “ I was speechless ,
I went to uni and just recently I can spell my own name !! 🙌
Fortunately, answering quiz questions does not = intelligence!
Uni only gives you knowledge in set areas, the areas that are not touched on, usually common sense, economics and household management are usually lacking. But theory etc. they know.
Was usable knowledge but more hireable often
She's studying French and Italian at University and can't get beyond Bonjour & Ciao? Do we have a Walter Mitty here?
She goes to University and doesn't know much yet some people who are very clever and hardworking and motivated cant go ? im so confused with society today unless she was just nervous
***** it is :) maybe its nerves but theres people out there who want to go to uni but cant because of uni fees
I agree what a load of nonsense.. Lot of young people go to Uni because parents have too much money and its something for them to do and for the social life.
Not all take University seriously.
When people do take the minus offer and end up getting a share of the winnings regardless, do they not feel a sense of shame? I know I could not do it, I would be too proud to take the minus offer.
@Blue&Green Rich idiots with loads of money. I UNDERSTAND YOU.
Their even more idiotic when they go out drinking to clubs etc...too much money never learnt manners.
The ones who dont have the money should be entitled.
In countries like FRANCE for example University fees are very low. so everybody gets the opportunity. There is no class or wealth differentiation as far as *EDUCATION* is concerned.
To be fair she's on tv ..
He hit her with questions on the languages she was studying and it's likely her brain went blank after that she was gone probably wouldn't have been able to give him her home address if he asked her
@@imedi Naahh !! She is always like that !! In cuckoooo land !! but harmless
Listen to Brad when the contestant says they are something like "advisory consultant manager in IT". He moves straight on to their hobby.
One can only imagine what she was feeling inside during her performance on the show, but she kept on smiling and never lost her dignity.
She took a minus figure ffs. She lost any dignity she had remaining after failing basic language on the topics she claims to be studying at university
Oh I think her dignity went down the toilet
"£-1000? Absolutely the right choice"
He isn't fooling anyone. Easily the worst choice you could make.
People in the comments making fun of her, but I bet a good number of them would have only got like 1 or 2 of those answers.
I didn't know a single one. They ask some hard questions on this show.
I know what is wrong with people on the internet these days, they have to pick on someone to boost their ego
Exactly I feel so bad for her I only knew ‘fret’ and ‘david attenborough’ 😭
Give over u fuc wit. Use your brain. She's studying Italian and French and, can't even introduce herself ffs. That's not nerves, just dumb. @@LaceyLovelace-p6z
Some of them were ridiculous. Who knows Charles Darwin’s grandad??
These comments are so dumb. She isn’t trying to be bad or negative, she is extremely nervous and is barely thinking straight. She was in her own head and anxious
She has to be nervous surely you need to know basic French to get into a uni course, the uni courses start at a decent level. It's like studying maths in uni and not knowing how to solve quadratic equations
@@lorcster6694 😂😂😂 so true
Apparently she is still trying to find her way back to Bath University.
To be fair that was one of the more difficult cash builders
I got all of her questions right. I've shown this to three other people - they all got all the answers too.
@@decodolly1535 Didn't have a stinking clue on the Charles Darwin question lol
@@decodolly1535 ooh look at this smart-arse
@@MattTheCommenter Josiah Wedgewood is literally the only famous potter I could name, except maybe Beatrix, but even the wildest guess is better than saying pass 8 times. I'm the sort of quizzer the Chasers really hate, I /know/ fuck all, but I'm a damned good guesser.
Lmao are you kidding me??? That was one of the easier cash builders, lmao. And 10 people upvoted you...smh.
those questions weren't easy i didn't get a single one either and i didn't have the pressure of being on the show
people forget simple things with pressure
they were wrong to mock her by saying she should go for the 40
Are you from England? The Attenborough one was literally a gift. The Monty Python and Bend it Like Beckham ones were pretty easy too.
You guys tearing people up you know nothing of is kinda crazy. I don't know anything about her story but I really wish her the best.
Ok zoomer
I’m still surprised she didn’t pass on the “What do you do?” question, pay Bradley £100 for turning up and exit stage left …
She’s studying getting pissed and getting her leg over more like.
I don't know what's worse, this going out on tele or being on TH-cam for eternity. poor girl
got nothing on cash builder and went for minus 😂 cheeky cow
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its like watching a real life reenactment of goofy.
In fairness, her French and Italian were grammatically flawless.
'You're a bright girl' must be the biggest lie I've ever heard 😂😂
It was to encourage her to go for the £40k and get her ass off the show
Teri calling her a bright girl was a low blow, you didnt have to do her like that.
Half expecting her to say Harry..when he asked "Charles Darwin was the grandson of which Potter...?"
Sameeeee
I would've.
I only knew two of the answers, but it's ridiculous to slate her when she's clearly nervous and under the pressure from the camera, lights and studio.
I agree, these comments are too far. maybe those who commented hate should go on
@@AmberWoodMusicx clearly thick
No she's as thick as a plank.
Lmao her parents probably paid her way into uni
She’s from the UK, it doesn’t work like that
when people take the minus offer and get through to the final round I hope the whole team loses.
Flibbertigibbet6 I remember that episode! And he deliberately sabotaged the final chase so the ‘maggot’ got nothing 😂
When people ask me what is Cringe?.... I show them this!!! Fuck me🤦
The 50 year olds in the comments thinking that this is proof that you could give a fish a degree today 😭
Ive known people to get so flustered they forget their mother tongues or their birthdays. Hell, I remember being so anxious one time i momentarily forgot how to read.
Stay away from bath university if thats the effect
Ouch! Exactly the kind of contestant you'd pray not to get on your team.
@@soulman3590 ye
Kinda wish this was The Weakest Link instead
If anything, she was clever enough to see through Teri and Rob's attempt to manipulate her into going for the impossible $40,000 offer so they wouldn't have to share the final pot. They deserved to cop the hit to their payouts.
There's an inaccuracy in one of the questions here, Attenborosaurus wasn't a dinosaur, it was a plesiosaur
When you lie on your resume and say you’re an expert in something
I used to take uni students round my medical warehouse to do the counts for their parent company. They would pull the calculator out for medicine boxed in packets of 10. Fo real yo. Scary.
A future tory cabinet minister for sure
1:44 i really wanted her to say Harry
I remember this episode, at one point Bradley says to her "you don't know alot do you" in other words politely telling her she's thick as shit hahaha
I love how Bradley tested her to see if she knew what au revoir meant, legend!
I lost half my brain by watching this.