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Justin Oswald
Chicago, IL
Pharmaceutical salesman

Originally from South Africa

$100 Medically speaking, pollen, mold spores, dust mites and pet dander are common causes of what?
A. High cholesterol
B. Sunburn
C. Allergic reactions
D. A filthy apartment

$200 Which of these TV series is not named after a family depicted in the series?
A. The Simpsons
B. The Flintstones
C. The Waltons
D. The Monkees

$300 Which of these U.S. postal abbreviations features the first two letters of its state’s name?
A. AZ
B. FL
C. KY
D. HI

$500 Organic Orchard Medley is a product of what supermarket brand?
A. Oscar Mayer
B. Tropicana
C. Velveeta
D. Ovaltine

$1K A famous passage from the Bible, the Twenty-third Psalm begins with the line “The Lord is my” what?
A. Shepherd
B. Shelter
C. Savior
D. Soldier

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Justin will return on tomorrow’s show.

Answers:
$100 C. Allergic reactions
$200 D. The Monkees
$300 B. FL
$500 B. Tropicana
$1K A. Shepherd

So far, so good.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Justin Oswald
Chicago, IL
Pharmaceutical salesman

Originally from South Africa

elwing commented that his accent didn't sound Chicagoan.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$300 Which of these U.S. postal abbreviations features the first two letters of its state’s name?
A. AZ
B. FL
C. KY
D. HI

Justin said, "FL" then said, "wait", then said "Florida, final answer" followed by "wait" again, but Meredith pointed out it was too late. Of course he was right.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$1K A famous passage from the Bible, the Twenty-third Psalm begins with the line “The Lord is my” what?
A. Shepherd
B. Shelter
C. Savior
D. Soldier

Which just happens to be one of the lectionary readings for this week.

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$300 Which of these U.S. postal abbreviations features the first two letters of its state’s name?
A. AZ
B. FL
C. KY
D. HI

Justin said, "FL" then said, "wait", then said "Florida, final answer" followed by "wait" again, but Meredith pointed out it was too late. Of course he was right.

I hope that broke him of the habit of blurting out "final answer" like that. The next time might cost him.