# Episode 012 - Condiments, Magic and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

An episode of [Are You Quizzing Me?](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1663104901), 23 Mar 2023, 55 min.

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Do you know which condiment once inspired an Opera? Do you know what the Intimidation Game, Planet Ice, Snakes on a Plane and Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep all have in common? Do you know why Arthur Weasley types out the number 62442 as the entry code to the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix? Tune in to find out. You can reach us at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/areyouquizzingme/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/areyouquizzingme Email: areyouquizzingme@gmail.com

## Transcript

[0:01] Welcome to. Are you quizzing me?
[0:03] I'm very tired with my co-host, Aditya kashyap.
[0:06] This is a quizzing trivia podcast show, where we ask each
[0:09] other questions, and share what we know and learn with you,
[0:12] though, in a quizzing format, it's not competitive.
[0:14] The questions are simply a way of sharing, our love of trivia.
[0:17] So sit back, relax and join us as we explore the depths of
[0:20] human knowledge. Here's the format, we ask each
[0:23] other questions alternatingly as many as time permits while
[0:26] giving as many Clues as needed to help each other get to The
[0:30] answer. Let's get quizzing.
[0:36] Another day, another episode or for you, Stephen King fans are
[0:40] there ssdd. If you don't know what that
[0:44] means, go Google that. Before we start off today's
[0:47] episode, as usual as per tradition, Aditya has a question
[0:53] that he needs that we need answered, so, the yeah, yeah,
[0:58] that I did ask a question in the last episode, which was about
[1:04] the Indian inventor who Aimed a particular garment after his
[1:08] favorite drink, he was out to this friend then he in that,
[1:13] yes, yes, you're familiar with the fake mythology, just to
[1:18] clarify, it is completely made up, so it is the Dorothy.
[1:26] So here's that this friend, and he wanted order to tease and he
[1:30] said though, T, and that's how those he was.
[1:36] For all those people who don't speak Hindi, that was just a
[1:41] terrible terrible pun. Because, though, in Hindi means
[1:45] to, to, yeah, that is I'm speechless.
[1:50] I have no words. I have too much importance to
[1:55] real facts on this podcast and yes, yes, say that fake facts
[2:00] also have their audience. Fake news, fake news.
[2:03] You heard it here. Fake news.
[2:05] So So I did. Yeah why don't you start us off
[2:08] this week? This is a list that I am going
[2:11] to Omit or at the okay let's do it this way.
[2:16] I'm going to start naming items on this list from number 10 all
[2:21] the way to number 1, Stop me when you've figured out what's
[2:24] list is for. Okay, okay, so at number 10,
[2:28] it's Singapore. Number 9 Hong Kong.
[2:33] Number 8, Switzerland 7 is United Kingdom.
[2:38] Six is United States. Five is Spain for is Germany.
[2:44] Should I go on the three? Two, one, one.
[2:47] Yeah, because I have absolutely no clue what this could be about
[2:50] anything. It is, it is a between between
[2:52] let me actually go back to number 10, and let me give you
[2:54] the associated little, okay, number with it, okay?
[3:00] So number 10 was Singapore, huh? G9 at 59, Hong Kong is at 103.
[3:08] And as it is at hundred and forty-one.
[3:11] United Kingdom is at $200 39. Spain 281 Germany. 388 Italy,
[3:26] 432, Japan 544. Before I reveal number one, Do
[3:36] you want to give a guess we need?
[3:41] I don't know. I mean you mentioned the US
[3:45] pretty high up high and Switzerland.
[3:48] My mind, did we go to guns or you know, I'm in addition ROMs
[3:54] in the among the population. Then the other guess I would
[3:57] ever be population density. But again, that's to know, I
[4:01] don't think Switzerland is very pop.
[4:02] Densely populated, I'm pretty sure.
[4:05] Singapore, I have a very low in the world.
[4:08] Yeah. Very low, very know, it was Hong
[4:09] Kong, that kind of caught that okay.
[4:12] Now, so, it's not that it's not the guns, right?
[4:15] It's not the gun saying, oh, it's definitely not the guns
[4:18] now. And mu s is by far number one.
[4:22] Yeah, Yeah. By that are number one, but also
[4:25] United States is cannot be numbered, but I think if you
[4:28] take per capita, I think Switzerland has had the highest
[4:31] per capita, right? Oh, perhaps, I that I will have
[4:35] to check. At as far as in any of that is
[4:39] not related to guns in any way and the numbers are absolute
[4:43] over so it is it has nothing to it's not 59 thousand or million
[4:50] or anything like that. It's just 1599 exactly.
[4:54] Singapore was 59. 59 Hong Kong 103, Susan 141, United Kingdom,
[4:59] 200 US 239. Spain, 281 Germany. 388 8432,
[5:04] Japan 54. T4 devour me to reveal 239.
[5:08] Is Edna to? The real has u.s.
[5:12] Is this a time-related? I mean like would this list
[5:15] change next year? It might.
[5:18] Yes, it might. Okay.
[5:20] Might not will not necessarily. Okay.
[5:25] Hmm. And anyway, you haven't Germany
[5:28] is too high up on the list because I was initially thinking
[5:30] maybe the number of years since Independence or something like
[5:34] that, but Okay. Now, what?
[5:37] Germany is too high up on the list.
[5:38] Germany's a recent nation and Hong Kong 803.
[5:42] Also? Yeah, yeah.
[5:43] The no, it's not so bad being number 201, make sense.
[5:46] Yeah. Yeah, definitely not.
[5:48] Yeah, dude, I'm completely clueless.
[5:52] Okay, so I have a number. 1 0 direction to go.
[5:54] France by a large margin, 758. It's not border right now.
[6:00] It's not boarded. It's not bother since it's not
[6:04] borders. France.
[6:06] What is France? Have 758 of?
[6:10] Nope. Nothing Ira.
[6:13] I don't even know where to go with this.
[6:16] So, this list goes on and I believe it ends at age 30 and 30
[6:21] is the lowest is 30, is San Marino and Iceland both that
[6:26] one. It is predominantly Europe.
[6:32] There is some North American representation and okay, slight
[6:38] bit of Asian representation though.
[6:41] Very minimal. No African representation at all
[6:45] in this and leave. No, South American
[6:49] representation right now. Something is restricted to Asia,
[6:53] Europe? Put it on North America.
[6:56] It is predominantly or a lot of Europe.
[7:01] Some of Asia's, some of North America.
[7:04] Hmm. This snow dates back to 1902 the
[7:11] early 1980s. Back to the early 1900's easier
[7:16] would have entered this list pretty recently.
[7:19] So 1900 exactly actually. Okay, and this number was the
[7:25] same in 1900 as it now, as it is now.
[7:29] No, no it hasn't. It has changed dramatically
[7:31] since then back then it was ice scrapers.
[7:35] No no, no. In China would be on the list.
[7:38] Absolutely back. Then it would have been maybe 11
[7:43] or two. Yeah, I mean like in the u.s. in
[7:47] the mid 20s, right? Yeah.
[7:52] Mama. No, no good.
[7:54] Okay, let me see if I can guide you anywhere closer to this
[7:58] think, bibendum, what does the word depend mm mean.
[8:04] Anything to, you know, frankly, I would be have to say.
[8:10] I have that's the first time I'm hearing about lab.
[8:12] How do you spell that bi d e ND um, dumn bibendum bibendum?
[8:20] Is a very famous mascot. Perpend a very famous mascot.
[8:28] Wait, you said fans had number one.
[8:31] Yeah. Michelin restaurants.
[8:36] There is the and so those are good for well done.
[8:39] Well done man. Okay yeah okay yeah sure yes yes
[8:48] now it makes yeah it makes perfect sense.
[8:50] Yeah France. France is at number one and six.
[8:53] Led by a large luck - that's the one.
[8:57] It was a very recently entered this.
[9:00] Yes Singapore. I think is one of the few
[9:02] countries which is Hawkers with Michelin stars.
[9:06] Yeah. And some really good place, they
[9:09] should have tried some of them and very, very deserving of
[9:12] their recognition, but nothing from India, is there are no mr.
[9:17] No, no, not a single Indian stuff we have michelin-starred
[9:22] Indian chef But no machinist and Indian restaurants in India.
[9:28] Perhaps, Perhaps these chefs would have had the restaurants
[9:31] machine? Yeah, they ever had?
[9:32] Yeah, they have had restaurants in southeast Asia in England
[9:37] where they have themselves been awarded meshlab has stars, but
[9:41] not in in, yeah, I'm pretty sure gun almond has measurements.
[9:45] Yes, but latest host of MasterChef India.
[9:50] The lady Motors I I forget her name.
[9:54] We shall We? Shall We Shall spend it out.
[9:57] Yeah. She's also a Michelin star
[9:59] restaurant. Michelin-starred Chef.
[10:02] Okay. That was a, that was a good
[10:04] show. Yes.
[10:06] Yes. I should have cracked that a
[10:08] little earlier defiantly. I'm really, I thought I bet is
[10:12] France at the end. It would, it would be interested
[10:16] in Click for me at the time. But yeah, okay, no, ice.
[10:20] Okay, next one. This product was originally sold
[10:25] in, discarded: bottles, it is prepared and aged 43 years in
[10:33] White Oak. Barrels previously, filled with
[10:37] Jack, Daniel's Tennessee, whiskey.
[10:39] It's available in 195 countries, it's been used on Air Force One.
[10:47] And even if you have the space shuttles, it is so beloved that
[10:52] it has even inspired and Opera. What am I talking about?
[10:57] It is made in Jack, Daniel bottles and then it's prepared
[11:02] and then aged in Oak barrels, which previously held Jack,
[11:08] Daniels, whiskey God, Carla, Carla.
[11:11] So basically barrels that they've used to aged whiskey
[11:16] once there Done with that. They use it to age this product
[11:20] and it's available in 195 countries, which makes it more
[11:26] ubiquitous than McDonald's. True, true true.
[11:30] And you said, it used to be sold in colonial.
[11:36] It was originally originally when the product was first,
[11:39] yeah, it was sold in: bottles. Who's gonna ask for something?
[11:45] Very generic is it. Liquid or sorts?
[11:49] Yes, it is a liquid. It is a liquid, it is on Air
[11:54] Force One, and it has been used. I am just see, that's an
[11:58] example, kind of, you know, thing, which have given for the
[12:02] sake of, you know, effect is the hand sanitizer.
[12:10] No, it's not a hand sanitizer. It's so beloved that it even
[12:14] inspired and Opera, oh yeah, there is an opera bit.
[12:18] What? What?
[12:23] Liquid? That is it, is it a type of
[12:27] alcohol? No, okay, some sort of a room
[12:34] freshener. No, no, no dude, some it's like
[12:39] we're talking about something that's available in 195.
[12:42] Countries becoming room freshener.
[12:45] It's a specific thing. It's not very specific, it's not
[12:49] genetic, it's very specific. Obviously it's a Two particular
[12:53] brand. I'm talking about here.
[12:55] There's a brand name that's involved and don't think that
[12:59] any operas Woodrum pressure than he is what brand?
[13:07] Okay, give me something. Give me a hint.
[13:10] I'm not. Okay.
[13:12] It was I think the product was first marketed in 1868.
[13:21] And said Opera was first performed in 1894.
[13:27] Okay. And it's still available.
[13:30] It's You definitely know it. Okay, I'll tell you what
[13:36] category of things it belongs to at least that I think will bring
[13:39] you closer. It's a food item or thank God.
[13:42] You said that colors is considered on.
[13:48] Yeah, it's a good guess. Yeah, I mean, like, it does make
[13:52] sense but not so difficult. Okay.
[13:56] Hmm. It's a food item.
[14:00] Yes, what is so ubiquitous It is 195 countries, I got think of
[14:04] single thing which is that it be kotas.
[14:07] Is it an India? As please tell me India's one of
[14:09] those 095? Yes, yes, you do get it in
[14:11] India. You don't get it everywhere in
[14:13] India but yes. Metro cities in all you do like
[14:17] you go to a supermarket and a good Metro City.
[14:19] There's a good chance. We'll get it there.
[14:22] I've seen this in some of the supermarket's here in Goa.
[14:25] So, wow, 195, countries, insane for any one brand to be in.
[14:33] Yes, that's a massive, massive market.
[14:36] And it's been used on Air Force One, if you the space shuttles,
[14:43] Little type of oil am I some? No not annoyed.
[14:47] Okay, I will I will kind of narrow down the category for
[14:50] you. It's a condiment or just going
[14:53] to say is. Is it a ketchup visit?
[14:55] Is it a sauce ketchup? Ketchup.
[14:56] So thing, which it's not catchy, but you are close, it's not
[15:01] ketchup. Not catch up, it's not ketchup,
[15:04] but it's in the same thing. So you would add ketchup and
[15:07] this when you're making a sandwich Muniz, Mustard.
[15:13] Not met or not met. Oh, let's go.
[15:15] What it is, what it is. No, I really didn't have the
[15:18] same kind of effect as mustard, but it's very not catch up, not
[15:23] met or not mastered. I would feel if I don't, I'll do
[15:29] the only thing I put on my sandwich beneath, okay?
[15:32] Okay, let's see how you doing to us and, which is, but let me,
[15:37] let me see, is it Tabasco? It is Tabasco sauce.
[15:40] It is Tabasco sauce. So, it used to be given a please
[15:50] tell me more. Okay, so this as I mentioned,
[15:53] originally marketed in 1868, it is available in so many
[15:58] different countries originally sold in discarded cologne
[16:00] bottles. And after that, they made the
[16:02] very classic, you know, bottle shape that we know now and it is
[16:07] aged in, you know, barrels which you earlier used to have Jack
[16:11] Daniels whiskey in it. The original Tabasco sauce on
[16:14] had only three ingredients. I'm not sure about what the
[16:17] current ingredient list looks like.
[16:20] And as for the Opera, okay, it was originally performed in
[16:25] 1894. And it's basically it's a
[16:29] tongue-in-cheek production which tells the story of a grand
[16:32] Parsha who sees red when his personal chef prepares a very
[16:37] boring dish and the solution the passcode sauce.
[16:44] So this is originally performed in 1894 and the New Orleans
[16:49] Opera. Revived it it's called Tabasco a
[16:53] burlesque Opera. Written by George W Chadwick and
[16:58] they had a revived Revival done in 2018 to celebrate the upper
[17:03] Association 75th season and tabasco's 150th birthday and was
[17:10] commissioned by any way, by the. I must not sure.
[17:14] This is 1894. So I'm not sure whether somebody
[17:17] could they commissioned, it wasn't a marketing technique.
[17:19] But, you know, I came to know about because of the Revival and
[17:23] when you first read this, As an opera to dedicate it to our
[17:27] tabletop, condiment that, that if anything, that is a very,
[17:32] very misleading. Kind of a clue was I don't think
[17:36] your uncle has ever heard of it. You would ever guess that
[17:38] Tabasco, as an opera. Hmm.
[17:41] True drozd in its owner but that's, that's wonderful, piece
[17:44] of trivia. I'm gonna remember that.
[17:48] Okay? You gotta, since we were talking
[17:53] about, A company that is very, very easily found across the
[17:59] world. Okay, this particular question
[18:02] actually is very short. Uh-huh.
[18:06] But the first time I heard it, it really blew my mind.
[18:09] Okay, what does the Japanese company uchida?
[18:14] Kogyo kabushiki. Make a sorry, let me get
[18:18] actually. It's Yoshida, kogyo kabushiki
[18:21] kaisha from Yoshida. I'm butchering this.
[18:27] I'm sorry if she not learn this until unless, you know,
[18:30] Japanese. I don't think the name would
[18:31] make much of a difference anyway, you know, I don't know
[18:33] Japanese. I'm just trying to translate
[18:35] some Yoshida Manufacturing Corporation but in Japanese it
[18:40] will be Yoshida. Kogyo kabushiki kaisha Geisha
[18:45] isn't okay sure. No no I'm not that case you know
[18:50] GA is Okay, no dude. I've never heard.
[18:56] I'm like, it doesn't ring any bells.
[18:59] Okay, it's it basically is the acronym YKK.
[19:05] Okay, you'll see it everywhere. You'll see it everywhere.
[19:10] Everybody has seen it in their life, or should have seen it.
[19:15] Maybe they haven't paid attention, but she okay II.
[19:18] Don't know if it's the same thing, but this is the company
[19:22] that has the Monopoly on zippers.
[19:26] Wonderful, wonderful guest right on the mark it is Waikiki, which
[19:30] has okay. It doesn't have a monopoly but
[19:34] they had a produced like a the world of majority.
[19:37] I thought of something else have the zippers made in the world
[19:40] are by YKK, not close to close to half the zippers made.
[19:45] And the first time I heard it was in a quiz as well.
[19:49] And I remember looking down at her pants and it was right big
[19:51] American to a friend and it was like a cat Jesus wearing like
[19:58] these jeans and these pants for ages and nobody ever paid
[20:01] attention to the zipper. The thing is I've heard this
[20:05] trivia before I've read it before, but my problem is now, I
[20:08] can never remember these names. Then you said YKK something
[20:13] clicked? Yeah, here it.
[20:14] If you hadn't told me why you kick a few told me Yoshida
[20:17] again, I forgot my I've already forgotten it, it is Japanese, I
[20:22] wouldn't expect. I myself would not remember,
[20:24] This but is the YKK which sticks with me.
[20:28] Yeah, that's a good little. That's a great question.
[20:32] Wait. So for anybody listening, this
[20:34] was a question just for you to at this point wherever you are.
[20:37] Look down at your zipper if you have one and hopefully have here
[20:41] wearing white cake, a fun little experiment.
[20:45] Yeah, okay, so I'm going to go to Harry Potter.
[20:50] We haven't had any literature questions in some time.
[20:53] So we're going to go. To Harry Potter.
[20:55] So in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, When mr.
[21:00] Weasley escorts Harry to his hearing, and the ministry of
[21:04] magic, they arrived at the ministry through the visitors
[21:07] entrance, which is a broken phone booth, if you remember.
[21:12] Okay, are already smiling? I guess, you know what this is.
[21:16] Okay, well I'm going to just repeat the crime.
[21:17] Going to finish the question for the sake of the audience.
[21:20] Yeah, so mr. Weasley dials 6 to 4 4 to on the
[21:26] broken phone and the booth slides and background. and, So,
[21:30] the question is, why does he type in 6 to 4, 4 to lovely,
[21:37] lovely? Little piece of trivia.
[21:38] It spells out magic in the actually, tune with their name
[21:42] for it on the old key pads on the phone.
[21:44] And those are 49 keypads T9 formats called healthy nine
[21:47] format. That's the naming convention.
[21:49] And it's magic is spelled out by that number.
[21:52] So yeah. So if any of our listeners are
[21:55] old enough to remember the time, when mobile phones had Keypads
[22:01] when you had to type out SMS is with groups of letters being
[22:05] coded to a single number. So in that T9 format, please, I
[22:11] don't want to date myself more than this.
[22:13] Just Google it please. So it spells, how the number
[22:16] six, two, four, four, two spells out magic in the old mobile T9
[22:20] format at the moment. You smiled, like, halfway
[22:24] through the question. I could see you smiling.
[22:26] And I knew, okay, he knows this. Attention to detail with these
[22:39] small things. Not cannot deny it at all.
[22:42] It is and I actually give it away.
[22:45] I mean it's not even I'm pretty sure you know it and it's not
[22:47] that. That much of a rare informations
[22:52] Alice, ate the mirror of arise. It was just desire.
[22:56] Desire for a backwards? Yeah.
[22:58] Like the this will work within the almost evokes.
[23:01] A mirror image of it. I guess.
[23:04] Absolutely g - yeah. Okay, so you're done.
[23:10] Okay. I'm going to name a few titles.
[23:17] Tell me where they're from. Okay.
[23:20] Okay. The intimidation game Rory's.
[23:25] First, kiss Magnus, Rex these three then double agent
[23:31] imitation game. The intimidation game.
[23:34] Rory's, first, guess Magnus, Rex Magnus re6?
[23:40] Why does that sound familiar? Yeah.
[23:44] Any clues? No, no.
[23:48] Okay, I'll actually go further and so these three can be
[23:52] considered as subgroup of as such, but let me give you more
[23:56] in this General. Can't wait, wait, wait one
[23:59] second, one second before. Is this kind of those kind of
[24:01] spoof movies? The intimidation game is a spoof
[24:05] of the imitation game. Is it something like that?
[24:09] Yes, I am. They make these, you know, spoof
[24:11] know. There's no, no, it is not.
[24:13] Those are great. I'm a big fan.
[24:15] But through this, unfortunately, I am not able to stand any of
[24:20] those. Okay.
[24:22] Maybe. I haven't washed them in
[24:23] Geelong. The last one, I was more than
[24:25] ten years ago. I remember thinking it is just
[24:27] hilarious and back then I would have to say my my sense of humor
[24:31] was very give you each one of those movies.
[24:35] You can you cannot watch soba, Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps, Yeah.
[24:42] Okay let me give you a few more climate.
[24:45] Okay, this is not a complete list.
[24:48] So consider that a small little, these three I'll come back to
[24:51] later, but the general category I will give you some more, okay,
[24:55] Planet eyes, how the solar system was one?
[25:02] Okay, everybody comes to Rick's, everybody comes to Rick's a
[25:09] boy's life. Okay, changing seasons.
[25:15] You know what? I'll stop here.
[25:16] There are lot, many there, a lot when he more, but I'm gonna Wait
[25:24] for you to try to guess everybody comes to Rick's Emily.
[25:29] This is movie-related am I close to a thing with some thinking is
[25:33] why? I I was inclined to say that.
[25:36] Yeah, it is not quite there but you are getting your pretty
[25:39] warm. Okay, because everybody comes to
[25:43] Rick's reminds me of Casablanca. The intimidation game reminds me
[25:48] of You know, the imitation game. Obviously, I don't know.
[25:56] For some, I'm okay, everyone comes to Rick's.
[25:59] Everyone comes to Rick's. Does it have a Casablanca
[26:02] connector my clothes on that? Oh, yes.
[26:04] You are. Absolutely, absolutely there.
[26:06] Even everybody comes to Rick's here, are these sequins are like
[26:11] unauthorized sequence, okay? They're not spoofs, they're not
[26:21] sequels. They're very similar and have
[26:24] connects to Classic Movies Do Androids, Dream of Electric
[26:29] Sheep. Wait, that's Phillip.
[26:31] K textbook with is Do Androids. Dream of Electric Sheep.
[26:35] That's the source for weight. Which movie did they make 100 -
[26:41] Wait? That's has that been made into a
[26:43] movie? I can't remember. yes, but
[26:47] that's a Android. Okay.
[26:50] Now I had now. Okay, now, okay wait, are these
[26:52] the books Behind movies? No, no, no.
[26:56] It is. Okay, okay.
[27:00] Now I can't think of anything except that Philip k--,
[27:01] textbook. More books have been made into a
[27:03] gazillion movies to Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
[27:06] I think that's Total Recall. It's not illegal.
[27:10] Now it's our Total Recall. No, okay, I should know this.
[27:15] I've read Philip kids books, really?
[27:25] And this question is related to film, but it doesn't have to do
[27:31] with books being a source material, anything in that
[27:34] particular Visionary. Okay.
[27:36] Nothing to do with silica Philip Carey guided.
[27:38] No nothing to do with Philip K dick specifically.
[27:40] I've been, yes, I need a clue. I'm sorry.
[27:45] I'm completely blanking. Snakes on a Plane is is
[27:51] something that used to be used to be under this category, okay?
[27:58] And I guess migrated over to being oh man I don't know how
[28:04] else to phrase is Yes, Nate sock may wait wait wait are these?
[28:11] No no this can't be movies that were originally called like the
[28:16] worst movies of the year or something that they've been
[28:18] Razzie Awards or something. You almost said the answer,
[28:26] okay, at least we like movies which are at one point.
[28:28] Okay. Wait is what is that movie
[28:32] called? Planet nine, is that on the
[28:35] list? Land ice, no Paradise.
[28:39] Okay. Worst movies ever but the bad
[28:42] movie list. There's some case I've okay, I'm
[28:45] just guessing sort of list, it's all a list of per se.
[28:50] Let's say all of these are really, really big.
[28:53] Movies are these big, long movies, like really, really
[28:57] long. That's not be in this in so long
[28:59] but begin. Okay, to let go.
[29:05] Snakes on a Plane is not a long movie.
[29:08] Yeah, not long like that. I just meant like big like, oh,
[29:11] these are perhaps good. Would get too much attention?
[29:17] Okay. Should I should I yeah, you'll
[29:21] have to give it to him. I can't think of a good.
[29:25] I want to give you a good to who.
[29:31] Wait, Do Androids? Dream of Electric Sheep was
[29:34] Blade Runner, right? It is good for you.
[29:37] Yeah. It is greater than 0.
[29:39] It is Blade Runner. Yeah, it is.
[29:44] No, wait Snakes on a Plane is not post-apocalyptic.
[29:50] Okay, I'm just a big budget, Hollywood.
[29:54] Mostly Hollywood it. I think all of these are okay.
[29:57] Are these movies which were made on huge budgets and then flopped
[30:00] really badly. I'm pretty sure the glitter, but
[30:07] yeah. Don't want it wasn't a hate when
[30:09] it came out. It became a cult classic later,
[30:15] okay? Now, I've given up just just
[30:17] puts me out of my misery, okay? These are all working titles for
[30:23] other, the big production rule, the big movies, that production
[30:27] of Steel making, oh, okay. Okay, makes on the plane was
[30:34] though a production title and Samuel L Jackson insisted on.
[30:38] On the movie being called it also because it will change to
[30:41] Pacific Air flight 121. Several Jackson is like, let's
[30:45] not this movie is very straightforward, let's just call
[30:49] it Snakes on a Plane. It's totally working six.
[30:53] Okay, so the others are for the intimidation game.
[30:57] Rory's first, kids and Magnus, Rex, if you're okay, Batman fan,
[31:02] you would know these are Batman Begins, Dark Knight and the Dark
[31:04] Knight Rises. Okay, Rory, Magnets are
[31:09] Christopher Nolan Sons so kind of his own Sons.
[31:14] I am through quite a long list and let me see which ones I say
[31:20] Planet Ice is Titanic. So James Cameron was going
[31:24] around shooting icebergs of the coast of Nova Scotia and he said
[31:29] he's making a film called Planet eyes and people would believe
[31:33] that well at least that's what his attempt was.
[31:39] How the solar system was one is 2001 A Space Odyssey?
[31:45] Okay. It's like sense.
[31:46] Makes sense really walking diapers?
[31:50] I am, okay, I'm still exist Casablanca group hug is
[31:53] Avengers, okay. These are the ones that I
[31:58] mentioned. I'm actually a piece of trivia
[32:01] here. I don't know, it's not trivial
[32:02] press a button. Rrr would also be on this list,
[32:06] are the results going to? Yeah, it was.
[32:08] It's a working title, which eventually it was a working
[32:10] title, because they were originally, planning is going to
[32:12] be ramjarin. Yeah, Junior, NTR and Raj Raj
[32:18] mallya coming together. So, the production title was rrr
[32:21] but because that went so viral, then they kind of shoehorned
[32:25] this rise row rewarding into it so that they can make sense of
[32:29] it. I can't, I can't fault them for
[32:33] that. It is, and it's worked out
[32:36] pretty well for them. Good for them, good for that.
[32:39] Yeah. Yeah.
[32:40] And whatever else I mention, I don't know how many else I
[32:43] mention but almost every big famous movie when they don't
[32:46] want them. And when Droid was Blade Runner
[32:48] itself, right? It is greater than as actually.
[32:54] A lot of fun ones. Basic Instinct is Love Hurts.
[33:00] Ooooo Breakfast Club was actually Lunch.
[33:03] Bunch. Some fund and that's that's one
[33:08] of my that that was one of my favorite movies.
[33:10] Growing Up The Breakfast Club Basic Instinct.
[33:13] Oh no, I'm talking about The Breakfast Club.
[33:16] Filthy, mind busy. Okay.
[33:26] All right. I'm going to Pivot a little bit.
[33:31] Have you heard of my three? My three is.
[33:37] Yes. Not just the name of this lie.
[33:39] Basically, my three is the name given to India's permanent
[33:43] research station in Antarctica, okay?
[33:48] So that's India's permanent research station in Ankara in
[33:51] Antarctica. So as you know, and tactical
[33:53] this famously a treaty where no one country can have dominion
[33:57] over the continent. Right?
[34:00] So every governmental or private structure.
[34:04] That is the air has to use the Postal Services of other private
[34:09] Postal Service. Our government, postal service's
[34:11] of different countries for post to get there.
[34:16] Okay, I can see you smiling. I think, you know where this is
[34:18] going. I, I think I know the series,
[34:22] but please go on. Okay, so so for example, if you
[34:26] wanted to send something to my tree, The, which is India's
[34:30] permanent research station in Antarctica, you would have to
[34:33] send it through India post. Right?
[34:36] So, the simple question is, which pin code?
[34:39] Would you use? Oh, okay.
[34:41] No, then I do not know anything about Civic.
[34:44] Okay, so what would be the PIN code for you to send a letter to
[34:50] Antarctica? Specifically to invite three
[34:52] India's permanent research station?
[34:56] I don't, I mean, even if you don't tell me what the PIN code,
[34:59] Odd number is, if you can tell me what the post office name is
[35:04] that will be fine. Okay, so there's a name also,
[35:07] post office. Yes.
[35:10] Yeah, is the all PIN codes are associated with the particular
[35:13] post office, right? Or more than one sometimes.
[35:20] I'm trying to think of Famous gold places from Indian
[35:25] mythology, I would advise you to work it the other way around,
[35:33] okay? Like literally, there is a
[35:34] letter that has to go to a particular pin code for it to
[35:38] reach Antarctica, right? So where would the letter go?
[35:41] How would it know themselves and get that?
[35:43] So it literally has to go to Antarctica.
[35:46] Okay. So maybe I'm a maybe.
[35:47] My question was Briggs. Oh, so is it the southernmost?
[35:53] Port not in India. No, no, no, no.
[35:56] Okay. I'm just saying so the Delhi
[36:01] airport. No, that's a good guess.
[36:04] But no, I'm going to say Mumbai Port.
[36:14] Very good guess. But no, oh, boy, else.
[36:19] Do we have connections to enter the from?
[36:22] I would Dressed right now. I have no idea.
[36:25] It'll give me some sort of you. I would advise you to think.
[36:30] If you have like this is again, depending that you may know
[36:34] where the, you know, the national Center for Porter and I
[36:39] ocean research is located, give me the state, I'll give it to
[36:46] you. If you can give me the state
[36:48] that she's in for Polar and I see research.
[36:53] Would be, it would be absolutely hilarious.
[36:55] If it is like something a Rajasthan has come to, it is
[36:59] kind of ironic that way. So no honey.
[37:10] Then let's guess. Kerala Kerala.
[37:13] No. Tamil Nadu, I'm just gonna start
[37:17] naming his ideological guess is to make sure.
[37:20] Okay, okay, let me just put this, give you the answer.
[37:23] You can give me your answer. It's go up.
[37:27] Ah you know what it is about me. Headfirst it deep and Jim had
[37:41] post office in code. Number 4, 0 3, 0 0 1.
[37:48] My trees post office, comes under the Aegis of the north
[37:50] were a postal division because go is the home of the national
[37:55] Center for border and ocean research, as well as the CSI,
[37:58] our national interest, for oceanography social, any letters
[38:03] that have to come have to go to Antarctica.
[38:05] You actually have to send to Sonny Goa.
[38:08] I think that the like there isn't any other place in India,
[38:11] which is maybe like the polar opposite of what Antarctica is
[38:17] You may, you may argue that Rajasthan would be more of a
[38:20] polar opposite, but I contend that Antarctica is a desert.
[38:25] Yeah, probably, probably. That makes more sense and Son.
[38:28] Yes, pretty cold. I doubt.
[38:30] Go all gets that cold ever. So, not just that the Rajasthan
[38:33] is a desert, right? Like most of our son is Desert.
[38:37] Antarctica is also a desert even though it's got a nice, it's a
[38:40] desert because it doesn't receive rainfall This also
[38:49] applies to what happens if I want to send the letter to
[38:52] Indian Navy. Like I don't know so the
[38:56] military has their own Postal Service.
[38:58] They have their own pin code numbers, so the military have
[39:04] their own pin code numbers and then there are PIN codes for
[39:07] different states divided based on geographical location.
[39:12] And then there are specific ones, which go to, which attack
[39:16] to specific services like this. So what do you say oceanography?
[39:21] So like, if there is a Indian vessel doing scientific
[39:25] exploration for if it's, if it comes up to the edges of the
[39:28] yes, that yes. But if it comes under the Aegis
[39:30] of the Navy, it would be through the military service, called
[39:35] genius. If I came to know from this
[39:36] because notice from the gore tourism board, they Put up a
[39:42] post on Facebook saying that if you want to send a letter to
[39:45] Aunt Antarctica, you can send it here, just just get some fan
[39:51] mail, I guess. Yeah, lovely.
[39:55] Okay, great question, huh? Speaking of iconic places?
[40:04] Okay, what does this iconic Place lend its name to in the
[40:10] present day? The place is present-day
[40:15] pronunciation would be J. Jackie Moore of jacimo jacimo.
[40:25] I think I'm can you spell that this is j.a. chy mov.
[40:31] Jack, seemed object to move something on this guy.
[40:34] She is CH y. Wavy.
[40:40] It is in check. Republic.
[40:42] It is a very small spot out. It has like two thousand three
[40:46] hundred and Advocates. So it is a very tiny town, but
[40:51] and it's given its name to something something.
[40:55] Yes, this is my etymology question of the day.
[40:58] And as usual, yeah, you have to put one in.
[41:03] Yeah. And it is something everybody
[41:07] has heard of most, okay? Probably used, or encountered,
[41:13] at some point, a lot of people have used uncounted, let's say
[41:16] that everybody's out of it, okay.
[41:20] Jacimo jacimo of, I'm tempted to give quite rude answer to that
[41:27] but no, no. Google.
[41:35] Is that it? I'm probably mispronouncing It.
[41:38] Anyways, let me tell about its name used to be so, okay,
[41:43] that's, that's where the origin come on, time for the.
[41:48] Yeah. Okay.
[41:49] Because they close to the current name.
[41:51] It is chewing can install dragons Town jerk kimchi does Jo
[42:01] Jo ACH is th Jael Joakim, say install, Jo ACH, I am, do we see
[42:13] hims DHL, that's modeling, right?
[42:18] Okay. Yeah.
[42:19] Cheering. Yeah, what keemstar?
[42:22] Well, I guess, I don't know. I'm just guessing, maybe it's
[42:26] not ABS, Perhaps it is the kingdom of bohemia.
[42:30] And this was I'm talking in the 16th century.
[42:33] And it's given its name to something, something that we all
[42:39] know about. Oh, yes, 100%.
[42:43] Is it, is it that it's famous for something or is it that gave
[42:46] it name to something? Is this because I'm thinking, is
[42:50] this that German or Bohemian Crown, which is famous for snow
[42:55] globes? No, no, that's not it.
[42:57] No, that's not. That's not.
[43:00] It was famous for something. It was Actually, the second most
[43:06] populous town in the Kingdom of bohemia, and that particular
[43:11] activity is the reason why that demolish he exists, it's no
[43:16] longer related. It doesn't have any bearing on
[43:21] connection anymore, but let him ology comes from there.
[43:26] Okay. Trying to think of European
[43:29] towns and etymology. It has a very A long mining
[43:34] tradition this away it is is a no but that's a Belgian town,
[43:39] right? The one will spark comes from or
[43:43] no. No, it doesn't have anything to
[43:45] do with Spas, okay, it's just is a considered as Spa town today
[43:52] but okay there's no no no I bet but I think the name Spa comes
[43:57] from some kind of Belgian. I don't I don't remember the
[43:59] correct. If he'll have to fact check that
[44:01] one. But yeah, the name Spa comes
[44:04] from submit milky and no it's not that.
[44:06] Okay. So the job Kim started, walking
[44:09] style and chalky mauve and it did given Joker.
[44:16] No. Joe.
[44:20] So I said I was everybody's heard of it and a lot of people
[44:25] have used or encountered this thing.
[44:29] Hmm. Feeling I'm gonna like the
[44:34] answer. So they are very, they are very
[44:39] strong, my new tradition and that's where the etymology comes
[44:43] from Mining and you mention jochum style, right?
[44:49] Or Yoakam stockings. Nope, not okay.
[44:55] It there was silver coins, which are minted from the silver.
[45:02] That was mined in this town silver coins, 30 pieces of
[45:08] silver Judas? No, no, no, no.
[45:11] It's 1500 talk about the 16th century 16, okay.
[45:14] It's not a very old town, Lo Que la and we would have Encountered
[45:20] this, right? So you said something about a
[45:23] Silver coin and something, we would have encountered something
[45:32] we would know cha keemstar. No, silver coins, are minted
[45:40] here and so they came to be named after the town.
[45:45] Those silver coins were named after the town, what?
[45:48] Kim's parlors or jock installers or whatever.
[45:53] It's okay. Wouldn't wait.
[45:56] Silver coins. Something that that hint was a
[45:59] dead giveaway? No, not it will you'll get it
[46:02] earlier. I trust you.
[46:04] Okay. Okay.
[46:06] I know I hit silver coins. You're getting krugerrands.
[46:12] No. No that the Dosa South African
[46:13] gold coins in which everybody. I'm not talking about a small
[46:18] subset of people. Everybody is out of it.
[46:23] Okay, I'm just anybody who's listening to podcast has heard
[46:27] of it? When it has got nothing to do
[46:31] with God? Cause I meant like, okay.
[46:35] I will explain later as you know, that everybody's okay.
[46:45] Okay. Okay, I'm going a little nuts
[46:47] here. I'll just repeat what I just
[46:50] said. I'm going to sequence, oh,
[46:51] nothing to do with sequins or anything.
[46:55] So, Hakeem style is the old name, okay, welcome style had a
[47:01] minute. Addition, silver obvious to be
[47:04] mined here back in the 16th century argentum.
[47:08] Okay, and working style silver coins that are made from Um, so
[47:14] that's it was mine came to be called joachimsthal, dollars or
[47:19] joachim's dollars that came to German.
[47:23] Came to Dutch and today is an English word.
[47:28] Everybody knows, does it word that comes from jockey
[47:32] installers? That everybody knows.
[47:35] It's all you could do put almost disregard the first part of that
[47:40] world, the job Kim, Kim stylist, stylist stall, stall stall.
[47:53] No, wait stolen, jockey installer is Joakim.
[48:05] Solid Installer is this regard. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[48:11] Just what does it sound like? What does it sound like still?
[48:17] I don't know, I can't talk. I'm just I'm sleep-deprived for
[48:22] everybody that that's my excuse, for this.
[48:24] It's a late night. It's a late night.
[48:26] I wonder if anybody listening to this at this point, it's like a
[48:29] you have said, the answer like five times.
[48:33] It's, let's not, let's not prolong this.
[48:35] Yeah. What is the answer?
[48:37] Yes. Yes, please.
[48:39] It is a dollar or sweet. Oh, okay my apologies, the
[48:55] dollar. Wow.
[48:58] Okay. That one was a doozy.
[49:02] That one was a doozy, and I should have gotten that.
[49:04] I actually said out stallers taller.
[49:07] I Ryder and the German accent, you know, storm.
[49:11] And I just couldn't get it. Oh God, nice.
[49:15] And I didn't know that. I did not know that.
[49:17] I just the other day, I was reading about the origin of the
[49:21] dollar symbol. I was going to ask give that as
[49:24] a possible. No, the question.
[49:26] But since you already know it, is that perso Spanish, the pace.
[49:30] Oh yeah, the purse was finished a so, yeah.
[49:32] So I remember reading about that and then my ADHD kicked in and I
[49:36] went to the next article Chuckle because I keep doing that.
[49:38] I jump between articles. Yeah, that's a fast.
[49:42] Okay, physically as well. Yes.
[49:45] Okay, but that's how the dollars.
[49:46] Think? Nice.
[49:48] Nice. And the reason I said, almost
[49:51] everybody because I mean some guys,
[50:10] I'm going to close with something very quickly but so
[50:16] this is a theater depression. I'm going to give you the name
[50:18] of a theater adaptation in English of a particular
[50:23] Bollywood movie. Okay, I'm going to give you the
[50:27] name. You need to tell me which
[50:29] Bollywood movie. It is Okay.
[50:32] Okay, 14 songs to weddings and a funeral.
[50:38] That's the name of the adaptation.
[50:40] The theater adaptation according know this.
[50:43] I know this software for clear for everybody listening, I did
[50:47] the other huge theater geek. No, no, this is a thumb up
[50:53] cocoon. Yes, it is hum of cake on 14
[50:59] songs to weddings and a funeral. I just love it.
[51:02] I T. It is such a capsulate the
[51:05] movie. Okay, so and an Umpire dog isn't
[51:13] isn't a fee. You know, what is the name of
[51:15] the dog over? Yeah.
[51:17] Yeah. I think I just love the fact
[51:20] check. This is fine.
[51:23] Okay, so before we wind up Aditya, don't you have a
[51:27] question to ask? Oh, I do.
[51:30] Hmm. What is it boy?
[51:35] I don't know why I do this weekend.
[51:37] We are going to stop doing this video.
[51:40] Just give me. Give me a no, I'm never letting
[51:42] you stop doing this. I'll just have to fit this
[51:44] podcast one time. Okay, let's see.
[51:49] What would be the working title for would be the theatrical
[51:55] title for the iconic Bollywood movie.
[52:03] Let's say surely yeah I'm going to come up with something for
[52:07] surely that would be the theatrical title for surely.
[52:12] That is the question Kata audience can think about till
[52:15] next week? Yes yes I'll show you a lot of
[52:19] people are going to think thinking about India will want
[52:22] to know is only one that thing that India wants to know.
[52:27] Unanimously. Yes.
[52:29] Yes. So time that's all for this
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[53:25] Thank you so much, everybody. Good night.
[53:28] Good night. And here's the fact, check for
[53:45] the episode, the United States of America is the highest in the
[53:49] world. When it comes to civilian gun
[53:52] ownership per capita, garima. Aurora is currently one of the
[53:56] MasterChef, India judges and is also the first Indian woman to
[54:01] win a Michelin star for her restaurant, Gaga in Bangkok
[54:06] burlesque, Opera of Tabasco first title Tabasco was created
[54:11] without the knowledge of mcinerney come.
[54:13] Company maker of Tabasco the company, however, subsequently
[54:18] approved its performance. Tabasco sauce is still made with
[54:22] only three ingredients age. Red pepper, salt and distilled
[54:27] vinegar the dog in the movie hum aapke Hai kaun was called Tuffy
[54:33] and that's all for the factory.

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