Smith's Pub Quiz! (Play Along, NO CHEATING!)
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Oh my god, of all the answers Ross could've given to the egg laying mammal question, birds and reptiles might be the worst.
I think if he had said elephants and hippos that woulda been worse
Too insane to even laugh at haha
SpaceX has 2 barges; 'Of Course I Still Love You', and 'Just Read the Instructions'. one under construction called 'A Shortfall of Gravitas'. They are all named after space ships from Iain M Banks novels. The ships in his novels are controlled by AI and name themselves!
And they're some of the best sci fi novels ever!
No way, literally reading this series atm
I'm reading this series too. I think that Bungie took the idea for ringworlds in Halo from these books. The funny thing about the AI Ships in the culture novels is that, when they get really old, they go "eccentric" and no longer follow orders. They just do their own thing
@@Life-Glug more likely from Larry Nivens Ringworld.
@@rapter229 interesting. I haven't heard of that. Thanks
This was fun boys, would like to see you do this again.
I'd pay to see Smithy try to swim 100 metres in one breath... No way! 53:31
I'm sure they completely neglected the underwater and one breath part
This is the most self indulgent quiz I've ever seen. I love it. Smith just rights questions about stuff he finds interesting. Would totally do this again.
I learned about the Coriolis Effect from the Simpsons episode about Australia.
Nah m8 cod4
fuck I just watched an old episode of Brainiac where they disproved this too.
It's not this that causes the water to spin in different directions though. You can literally change the way the water drain down a plug by swirling it with your finger the opposite way.
Source: My big pleasure digit
@@Jack_Wood Yea, it's a relatively weak effect and a lot of other factors take priority, like bowl shape, tap position and any agitation.
500 DOLLERYDOOS!!
I'd love to see a mini series of you guys trying to recreate records and seeing how much of a record breaker you are. I can just imagine the competitive ferrero rocher eating!
Love to see more of this! Maybe monthly or bi-monthly quiz vid? And you can rotate who the quiz master is and have guests
Ferrero Rocher eating competition now pls
Welp, I ended up with a heavily disrespectable score by the end of this. Looks like Smith's outbursts of spurious trivia have mostly defeated me, this time.
Lads, Sid became a binman! Its unconfirmed but there is a binman in Toy Story 3 with the same shirt Sid used to wear in the first film!
Also a theory he did so to make sure no toys ever got thrown away after he learned they had sentience
My grandmother uses Peyote. She’s from the Mexican state of Chihuahua. She has multiple problems with her spine, hip and has a permanent dislocated shoulder. She can’t have surgery because of her age so it helps her when the pains severe. She gifted me one once for knee pain. I still have it.
Ross' periodic smooth brain just gets me. Mocks trott for not choosing a decongestant and his own answer was literally "Travel sickness pills"
I like how smith explained what Skittles are using another Candy that people might not have in their country
so are UK "skittles" the fruity squishy spherical ones or the flat, hard, chalky sugar ones we call "rockets" in canada?
@@RadicalLynx the fruity squishy ones but they have a candy shell, so imagine a smarty or M&M but with a fruit squishy filling - also canda sells Skittles as does the US
I love that Alex "its a trick question" smith was amazed that the boiks were worried about trick questions
Wasnt the Coriolis effect mentioned by MacMillan in One Shot One Kill? The mission after All Ghillied Up?
Yes
Well if its an emegensay
"you'll have to account for the coriolis affect when shooting from this distance" said in thick Scottish accent
Can't wait to see you guys do the ferero roche challenge.
That drug isn’t and never has been banned in the UK. It’s use is restricted but you can buy it over the counter in most pharmacies.
He said that later in the vid
@@x999uuu1 No he didn't. He said prescription only, not over the counter.
I feel like Ross should get a point for the Wonka bar question. Charlie originally bought whatever the answer was, but he found the golden ticket inside of a regular Wonka bar.
Thank you Hat Films. you just keep getting better and better.
Trott laughing at his own joke about Otis Redding got me good
I used to be a lifeguard and I've seen club swimmers swim 200m without breathing, but they were on the surface so I suppose it's just a record that no one has thought about breaking.
Not sure anyone on living wage is buying iPads Smith
that Alsmiffy beard is just growing more and more glorious
Please do more of this boiks! This was a great idea!
ACKSHUALLY the first question is not quite right. There are at least five extant species of monotremes. It's just that four of them are closely related and have variants of the same name. (He did bring up the varieties after giving the answer, but said they were subspecies when in fact they were species (and there's also one more than he said).
300 million m/s is not to the nearest whole number, it's to the nearest million...
I think they other two should do their own quizzes. I loved this video! And my score was 26.
Trott was riht with the Surgeonfish just FYI, it's another name for a Blue Tang
A Blue Tang is a type of Surgeon fish. In much the same way Willie from Free Willie is a Whale
“Well you know what they say - Robbie rotten - well he’s certainly rotten now,”
😂😂
Smith really going for that redditor look
naw, missing the bright red maga hat for that
Loved this! Definitely do another one!!
Can I just say I got my pen and paper out ready to play only to get to question 5 and give up because WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS ARE THESE???
i literally only got 14.5/51, but this gave me great ideas for the Christmas pub quiz im gonna force upon my family next month! :)
Sid from Toy Story ended up as a bin man, as seen in Toy Story 3 DUH
The guy who pulled the airplane is from my small town in Canada. He used to come to my school lol
Some errors here: 1 The coriolis effect doesn't affect the water in your sink or toilet.
2: The Bagdad battery was probably not a battery, since the people making it had no way of generating electricity to store in it, and it wouldn't store enough electricity to do anything with.
3. SpaceX uses two ships to land rocket boosters on. "Of Course I Still Love You" is one, "Just Read the Instructions" is the other
There isn't much evidence that it was or wasn't a battery. The only thing was that it was noted it could have been.
It could just be another coincidence like the Greeks and Romans independently creating rail and steam power but never getting to trains.
As for "not enough electricity" a potato can power a small device. There is no such thing as too little electric, especially if you can mass produce the source
@@TheDave159 yeah i was thinking that to with the not enough electricity comment because the first thing that pops into my head is if they can make one they could make more and eventually theyd have enough to do something with. Also discovery doesnt require use im sure when many things were discovered they didnt immediately apply it but it's still a major discovery. Due to the lack of evidence i always work on the assumption it wasn't and it's just projecting our modern knowledge onto things of the past. There's probably millions of uses it could have had other than battery so until more information is found then its best not to jump to a huge conclusion like they had harnessed the power of electricity
This is a great idea for a video boiks! Definitely encourages people to share this video with friends. I'll come back and watch it later with the roomies.
I like how this just turned into them begging for points hahaha
Well actually *pushes glasses up nose, uses inhaler, pauses uses inhaler again, sniffs* Question 1 isn't right, because there are 5 species of mammal that lay eggs, all united within the monotreme family. These 5 species belong to 2 distinct genera, within the monotremes. *Sniffs and uses inhaler again. Starts to cry*
Who takes 2 minutes to eat 15 Ferraro’s? Are they trying to savour the taste? I vacuum those up.
That cod4 reference was spot on Smith
Would love another of these had fun
I think Smith is underestimating how difficult it is to swim 200m or even 100m without breathing. I used to be a competitive swimmer, and we used to do challenges in practice to see how long we could go without breathing. I would say most of us only got 50-75m (2 to 3 lengths of the pool), I don't think anyone ever got to 100m, and certainly not 200m. And these were all competitive swimmers who are far faster swimmers than the average person. Keep in mind it's not just about how long you can hold your breath period, it's also about holding your breath while exerting yourself physically, and the faster you swim to try and finish the distance faster, the more quickly you are expending energy and oxygen and will reach a point where you need to breath again.
My answer was mescalin lol, as Peyote *is* the cactus
Stephen Fry said the water whirls the way you make it to. He said he tested that himself in Australia.
That's all the authority you need for that.
Absolutely class work lads. Love it
There are four extant (still living) species of echidna and one species of platypus. So there are actually five species of egg laying mammals (Monotremes).
More of this! Quality content lads
This was excellent boys, would love to see more.
An Olympic swimming pool is 50m so it’s 4 laps of that in one breath. The world record for 200m is 1minute 42 seconds so a standard person would be like 4-5 minutes so it’s holding your breath for 4-5 minutes.
Yup. I sang opera and could only get to 3:45 holding my breath. And that's at rest, not exercising.
can't wait for Ross to do one, where every question is a trick question
Yes milk chocolate is from switzerland, wouldnt be surprised if milk was invented in switzerland.
From Toy Story the next door neighbor Sid is seen in toy story 3 as a trash collector at the time Andy is going to college; to answer the question what happened to him and what job he would he have
Okay, I'll admit I sorta gave up keeping my own score after the first round, as I am not knowledgable enough for quizzes, hahaha, but this was still super fun to watch and guess along! I feel like I learned some things, haha
Also, I loved watching Trott attempt to negotiate with Smith for points XD
Scrumpdidlyumptious (sp???) and the American music questions had me shouting
round 1 - 4 1/2 points (questions 1 (half point),2,3,5 and 8 correct)
round 2 - 5 points (questions 2,4,7,9 an 10 correct)
round 3 - 4 points (questions 2,3,7 and 10 correct)
round 4 - 9 points, I didn't know what kind of fish Dory was 😅
Round 5 - 6 points, had no idea, just guessed them all
I went through all of this to find no other comments actually posting their results so, I guess there's egg on my face, very fun tho, love to see more
Lol you can still get pseudoephedrine over the counter
The music round makes me think Alex Smith might be a fan of BBC Radio 2 Popmaster.
34:25 FS Smith, That Joke, I must admit, quick off the mark with that one
Got 26.5. Gave myself a 1/2 for guessing the Wonka bar was called a "Golden Scrumptious"
Smith looks like the Norse God of Sarcasm.
We have to give the pharmacist our driver’s license/ID to have on file so they feel we aren’t abusing the system but it’s not very effective to buy the specific type of Sudafed
smith. it's 200 meters down
The way toilet water rotates is NOT due to the coriolis effect
The weirdest part of the OG Willy Wonka movie was doing laundry in huge pots with giant wooden forks and spoons. What the fuck.
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34:27 yoooo nooo😂💀
Dory is a Surgeonfish, its another name for the same fish
In Finding Dory she's explicitly and repeatedly identified as a Blue Tang.
@@OrangeDog20 what part of "it's the same fish" do you not get? it literally says 'blue tang - fish' in chrome when you start to google surgeonfish.
@@AmeVIRUS_ As a side note, those things are devils. They are attracted to the bubbles of divers and can slice you open really easily.
@@TheDave159 Deeeelightful
I did absolutely shit at this.
Round 1: 8/10
Round 2: 3/10
Round 3: 3/10
Round 4: 3/10
Round 5: 5/10
Total: 22
The Coriolis effect has absolutely no effect on the direction of spin in the N and S hemispheres. It is mostly due to inherent micro-rotations already present in the water. In a toilet it is mostly due to the flow patterns and shape of the bowl.
Played along and got a 27. Would've gotten a few more, except halfway through the final round I suspected that Smith was trolling them and all of the Guinness questions were true.
Only got a shameful 15 ½ points but maybe I get a bonus point for knowing the Gotthard Basistunnel before Smith revealed the answers? If I recall correctly they even finished it without any delays. Swiss engineering is like german engineering on drugs.
18 points.... man that true or false part at the end really was where all of my points came from
Played along and got 28 points. Beat Trott but Ross beat me. I'm in the middle of a Boik Sandwich. That was fun, thanks guys!
What the heck. I live in America and had never heard of "quality streets," but I guessed the correct answer as well. Why does that number just seem to make sense?
Also, I somehow got the Wonka bar right and celebrated out loud when Smith said it.
Snickers came out in 1930 and Mars in 1932
The correct answer for number 2 should have been 1 million gigabytes, otherwise the first part of the question is completely irrelevant.
I googled it and google also thinks a wounder-full world was 68
fuckin' knew college wasn't a waste of time. first question totally right. Booyah!
9:55 to the nearest whole number it's 300? I don't think smith knows how to round
Its 299 792 458 m/s my dude
@@benyoung2221 and that is a whole number, rounding it up doesn't make it any more or less whole.
I believe he meant to say to 1 significant figure.
Speed of light is 300,000 m/ms I think you were slightly confused there. For the answer to be 300 it would have to be in km/ms
They're right. It's 300,000,000 m/s. Smith get's the question wrong when he gives the answer saying milliseconds instead of metres per second.
Ross then gives his answer as 300 millimetres 😆
I guarantee Smith cannot do 100m underwater in 1 breath. That is 4 lengths of a standard swimming pool. I was a county swimmer for the nest part of my childhood and through my teens, training 5 times a week and the most I could do was 2.5 to 3 lengths (75m ish)
3:53 Its funny cuz the only question I answer instantly was the meth one 😂
Very entertaining and informative boiks, well done to all
well. i fucking destoryed all of them. i should be on the chase as a chaser. ill take my seat now.
Very good, much love!
Wait the choocolate bar Charlie bought WASN'T a Fudgemallow Delight??
In the book it was a Whipple scrumptious fudgemallow delight. Their answer is from the 1971 film adaptation
@@KnightMiniaturesStudio Oh I genuinely thought that movie was... more true to the book than the new one lol
Good lord... I got 11/50. I got more correct on the true or false than all the other rounds combined hahahah
I could beat the Ferrero Rocher record! but for just having 1 go it would cost me like 12 Euro! (13 dollars)
Vurka probably went to boarding school
Mythbusters proved the Battery thing
Wait...Smith pronounces "Barge" with the french J? (the ZH sound)
A) I've never heard it pronounced like that
B) I thought brits avoided the zh sound. I've heard them mangle the word garage into rhyming with carriage.
Love this! Thanks smiffy
So using the chocolate boys round for my own quiz this week
Update, it did not go well and my friends were outraged over the living wage chocolate bar question
Great quiz lads
Damn Smith be lookin like a Simon and Jessie Cox love child 😅😅
Smith I have just done my dissertation which investigated the effect of climate change in the sustainability of the cocoa supply chain. If you’re interested in reading it or if anyone else is let me know and I can email it to you
Cheers for the quiz, got like 23, only saved in the last with 8. Please do again.
Me too, I tied Trott at 24 but only because I guessed 9/10 of the true false ones haha, the rest was a shameful performance on my part
Ross be looking fly
They should live stream this and do it with everyone