that i was just mysteriously missing a bunch of time. but, you know, the people that knew about it at work weren t people that watch much jeopardy! and didn t have a sense of what it really meant for me to be going down there that much. they knew i had done fine, but they didn t realize what a thing it was going to be. i understand you practice the buzzer. and i can talk about the buzzer endlessly with you. i understand you practice, as many do, with a click pen. i just want to watch some of your work, as we discuss this. let s take a look. what is sierra leone. that s correct. what is peaches into cream. word pairs for. amy. what are property taxes. 1970s, $1,000. what are panic attacks. what are subway stations. fan terminology, 12. what is a sturgeon. good. russian 800. what is par for the course. and the correct response to is par for the course for you. what i love about your play is it s so mysterious because
then to suddenly have the show s airing and have everybody, you know, become part of it? it was it was hard. i m glad it s over. i m glad i don t have any secrets to keep about it. you know, i was able to tell my girlfriend, then my mother and my brother. but that was about it. and it was definitely a strange feeling being at work and knowing that, you know, i had done this kind of historic thing and nobody knew yet. and i read and correct me if i m wrong, i read that your work didn t know. so, you were taking all the days off that you could. were you able to say why you were taking days off? were you like, you know what? i m on jeopardy! and i need this time off? yeah, i mean, i did. you know, i had to give them a reason. and you know, that seemed excuse me. it seemed best to tell them i was going on jeopardy! and not that i was just mysteriously missing a bunch of time. but, you know, the people that knew about it at work weren t people that watch much
about the american red cross earlier about the fact that everybody in this area that s been displaced is now going to try to seek shelter and warm, dry clothes if they don t have any right now or have access to any. the fear is night because we re watching the helicopter fly over the trauma center. the sheets laid out and puts them in order for injuries. there wasn t anybody on them, which means that people are buried in there. tough hope that people who commute to oklahoma city for work weren t anywhere near it and they weren t in their homes but those children are definitely the priority right now. it s going to be a long time until we know if people are trapped in flare homes. as you can you saw earlier, people don t even know where their homes are anymore. street signs are down. nothing looks like it used to be