In 1981, why did 300,000 people turn up for a funeral ceremony when no one had died?

The answer to that, at the end of the show.

My name's Tom Scott, and this is lateral.

Right, take 5 factorial.

I integrate that with respect to X, add Graham's number, divide by

pi equals three. Yeah, we've got three guests, we are good to go, and those three guests are,

first of all, someone who in the pre-game chat suggested that he should be described as

writer and YouTuber and whatever, I guess.

Please welcome Brian David Gilbert.

Hello.

Welcome to the show. You are one of three first-time players today.

How are you feeling about being on the show?

I'm going to crush it. I'm going to absolutely destroy and I'm here to win and nothing else.

Not be entertaining, not be fun, just very competitive and angry the entire time. Aren't you doing some appearances on Dropout right now? I feel like, I feel like it's more of a competitive vibe than I'd normally get from you back. Yeah, you're right. I think it's just, it's slowly been seeping into my psyche over the course of however many game shows things I've been doing. Well, thank you very

much for joining us. Good luck today. Next up, we have professional domino artist and YouTuber.

Lily Havash, how are you doing? I'm doing amazing. I'm so excited. I don't know the most about

tribute, but, you know, I think we're going to work together and get some good stuff, so it's

going to be fun.

Yeah, this is absolutely a show where if you think of an answer that might be completely off-based,

completely ridiculous, say it anyway, because if it's wrong, it probably will set something off

in someone else's head.

I have to ask, like, Domino Artist, there aren't that many people who can claim to have that level of success with what you're doing.

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