Welcome to. Are you quizzing me?
I'm very tired with my co-host, Aditya kashyap.
This is a quizzing trivia podcast show, where we ask each
other questions, and share what we know and learn with you,
though, in a quizzing format, it's not competitive.
The questions are simply a way of sharing, our love of trivia.
So sit back, relax and join us as we explore the depths of
human knowledge. Here's the format, we ask each
other questions alternatingly as many as time permits, while
giving as many Clues is needed to help each other get to The
answer. Let's get quizzing.
Another day. And another episode, we are back
with a brand new episode of. Are you quizzing me before?
We start the proceedings. Let's it's time for our weekly
round of self-flagellation as it.
Yeah, you have a question to answer.
I do, I do. And I think we should give this
caviar today that we are recording super late at night.
So any of our listeners? So any of our listeners, who
might think that we are slower than usual, it's only got the
late hour of the day to blame and nothing else.
And that note I should also give you the answer to last week's
question. Which was what would be the
scent that would be used as an alarm.
If there were Indian scientists were designing, the fire alarm
instead of the Japanese ones. And I realized it would be a
very simple thing actually. And it would be more Universal
than just a fire alarm because it would work in the case of a
fire. But it also work if there was
snake bite. Or honestly if even the heavens
are falling down, it will work in all these scenarios and many
others and that would be the scent of a broken heart.
You see, there is a very famous Hindi song, which you go Sky a
Gallagher like, Java. Oh God.
Okay. Now to say does Java and get a
good job is to table. Keep it is a energized.
So, the only thing that you can tolerate is the scent of a
broken heart. And that, my friends would be
the greatest alarm that one could ever design.
And that is my answer. You know, I think somebody might
as someone so who's listening to this now today or in the future?
We might find a way to weaponize your answers more than anything
else. Okay.
Okay, so that's over and my apologies to everyone listening.
I would look, let's go ahead with the questions.
Are the. Yeah, it's your turn to start of
the proceedings, so let's have it.
Well, since I did just quoted a Bollywood song, I'm going to
start at the Bollywood question. Okay, so in 1922 there was a
play which is written by this play, right?
His name is three words long and I'm going to give you the last
part of his name, which is Taj. And the first part is X.
So X is X comprises of two names.
Like a first name. Emily.
Okay, so, first name, middle name and the last name being
touch. So, X naught X touch wrote a
play and display, became the inspiration for one of the
biggest hits in Hindi Cinema released in 1960, contemporary
movie, director, whose name is also.
X is a huge fan of this movie. She this epic historic.
Amazing Bollywood film. Let's call the film.
Why he is a final film by Andy paid homage to film by the
Contemporary Director X played paid.
Homage to the film. Why by dressing up his lead
actress in a costume which directly reference the movie?
Okay. So, identify X and identify.
Why given the error. So, basically, from what you
said, a my mind is immediately going towards Sanjay Leela
bhansali and is this mughal-e-azam you did identify
why correctly? Which is mughal-e-azam?
Well, well done, well done, but Sanjay Leela bhansali would not
fit because X is two words, two names.
So. Oh yeah, it's not Sanjay Leela.
So the director's name is literally that that first name
and the last name which for the playwright was first name,
middle name and then badge. So for example if it was the
director was its name a contemporary current jar, right?
So the playwright would have been current shortage and then
the Contemporary director would be current jar, but current
juror is obviously not the right answer.
What is the name of the playwright and also the
contemporaries film director in the film director?
He said he'd he dressed up one of his hero and in in omashu
mughal-e-azam, yes, that's also a period film because we're at
the moment, I'm thinking it'll be something to be a period
film, right? Interestingly no, yeah.
This film, The, the directors, the Contemporary directors,
film. In which he paid a mirage is
from 2007, it was one of the biggest hits of the year, if not
the decade. Nope, I need a clue.
So it is a 2007 film that I already mentioned.
It is also the second Venture as a director for x s Venture.
Is it a record 2007? If I gave you the the leads
leads of the film itself, it would be easy.
So let me give you the leads of his directorial debut that had
that star Dubai there, and I shall attack here in 2005, that
was his first film in the second film is the one very paid homage
to mughal-e-azam, okay, okay. Dear.
And I Shattuck, yeah. Perhaps you haven't see with the
first one, was not as big a hit. So my God.
Lydia, second film is a massive it.
Let me give you another clue. The second film.
The deletes were dating at the time.
Okay. And soon there after they broke
up so they were the the actors themselves were dating and they
School broke up there, after they broke up in 2007.
Actors who are dating, that's practically everyone very
famous, couple. One of those big celebrity
couples. Well, then yeah, yeah, yeah.
Give me, give me, give me the leads.
Give you the lead actors name in the film is other technician.
Who? Wait, what?
Yeah, the lead actors. The character's name.
The pressure is Aditya kashyap. Okay?
Now I'm gonna I feel like using you for having an indulgent
question with this is still, I can't remember who who had such
a heart attack, Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor.
Oh my God, this is India's. Ali job email.
Yes, it is job. You made it.
Is you're pre-med Premed being a second picture movie, and the
first one was Socha, na Tha We have not seen.
Yeah, no not the most popular of this film is but nobody Central.
Nonetheless. Interestingly, the reason I get
this trivia is because imtiaz. Ali is a huge fan of
mughal-e-azam in the first, in the very first scene where you
see Kareena, Kapoor, jumping onto the train, she's wearing a
white all white outfit butter, white top has the mughal-e-azam
poster on it, so it has the mughal-e-azam poster on that and
that U.s. for a significant portion of the film, almost the
entire First Act and the little bit of the second act, she's
wearing that and imtiaz. Ali Taj is the name of the
playwright who wrote the play anarkali upon which he as if
based is Iconic film of nails. And so I love the little
Coincidence of India's Elite agendas Ali and Shahid Kapoor
characters in a child. His character was there.
Yeah. I think I should risk on take a
ship. Okay.
Okay, so let me go to a
question. Slightly different over Tommy.
Nauta was a British Taylor famous for Reinventing, the
Savile Row suit in the 1960s. He described his suits as a
cross between the big shoulder. Miami Vice look, and the
authentic Savile Roanoke. He Also created the clothing of
the Joka worn by Jack Nicholson, in 1989, Batman and in the late
60s. Three gentleman, wearing his
suits became a worldwide sensation although it could have
been for. If one had not decided to wear
their limbs, what am I talking about?
She of them wore suits, all of them were them in, in the, in
the 1960s. Yeah.
Is it Abbey Road? Yes, it is.
The cover for a below. You can you, you caught that
away too quickly should have made this a little more vague.
But yes. Yes, I'll tell you why.
I got this very quickly because usually before while preparing
these questions, I go through my set list and one of my visual
questions is the Beatles. Just before they cross the road,
they're all preparing on the sidewalk.
Ha ha ha. It's a very interesting picture
because you remember, we don't buy them walking, but this is
them standing at the sidewalk. And for those of you who are
interested, you can Google that picture right before they the
walk, the sending very nice, very nice outfit from that took
chairs. Tommy Nutter is the, you know,
the name of the tailor who's responsible for that and it's
also the project that he's most famous for and what he was most
proud of basically. And for the cover of The
Beatles, album, Abbey Road, in 1969, he dressed three out of
four. Do you remember?
Who's the one who elected to be photographed in denims?
I have absolutely no clue. I'm going to make a guess, was
it lemon now. It was a blend and it is Josh
Harrison, how has this thing? He was always slightly odd, one
odd, man out. And yeah, then we go, was just
happy to be included at that time.
So let's go a bit further back in British history now.
Okay, what event that happened on January 20th. 1936 was
actually practically a scandal that was revealed only 1986.
And the reason for that action to have happened was because the
reason the rationale that was given when it was revealed in
1986 finely, in a diary from that era, 50 years later was,
because the news would have been inappropriate for the evening
journals, okay? I know what you're talking
about. This was the death of the king.
And I think the the doctor is his bedside doctor, the person
who was taking care of him in his last hours, actually
euthanized him, because he didn't want the news going out
to the evening journals, and he wanted it to happen in the
morning, so he hastened the King's death by euthanizing him.
Hey cannot I could not possibly expect a better answer.
That is exactly right. So let me just fill in the few
details, King George, the Fifth was very sick in that year and
was pretty practically breathing his last few breaths just before
midnight, he passed away on January 28 1936. 1986 50 years
later in the Diary of his physician Lord Bertrand Dawson.
Wrote that, he had injected the king with morphine and cocaine.
Enabling painless death and also ensuring that the king pass that
an appropriate time, such that is news is revealed in the
morning papers because he passed just before midnight.
So the revenues would be published in the morning papers
and not the more perhaps in his view, inappropriate evening
Germans, so he Supplies, King George 5, I had this is actually
one of the questions I had put aside not for today, but it's
there in my list, I couldn't remember the name of the doctor.
But, yes, I remember the fact that I remember, when I remember
reading, this is the first time I'm thinking.
Oh my God! A king of England was euthanized
was euthanized down at this exhaustive.
Not sound. Like it would be true but it is.
Yeah. Well you've got that too
quickly. Right, let's move on to us.
Okay, so this is a 200-page novel written by Sheridan,
Simone of. He said the book was a result of
extensive research of 39 years and he basically got his
findings and he wanted it known were known to be prone to the
world basic The book out perform, both Harry Potter and
The DaVinci Code on Amazon. What is the, what is so special
about his book? It's a 200-page novel written by
Sheraton some more. I will give you the title as a
clue if you required, but if you can tell me from, if you give me
the title, then what do I have to answer?
Now, I'll give you the title as a clue.
I need you to tell me what special about the book.
What is special about the book? Yeah.
What's unique about it? That it outperformed both Harry
Potter and The DaVinci Code on Amazon?
So I'm assuming I would have heard of this book, but what's
the name of the authoritative? Sheridan, some more that sounds.
So unfamiliar just saying, okay what is unique about this book
or I guess is it written in Braille?
But that would not be no formula.
And when you say Amazon was like, ordered on Amazon,
physical remain, Amin Amazon ebooks, No, by the are doesn't
matter. It actually I'd became famous
after a physical delivery of pages were out of order or
something but that would not be such a unique thing.
I might as well give you the name of the book, The should be
able to get it. You're getting.
So the title of the book was what every man thinks about
apart from sex. Oh, was it an empty book?
Wasn't no pages in it. It was it was a completely empty
book. All the pages were blank.
That is phenomenal. Oh my God, author and comedian.
Sheridan Simo claimed. It is gripping book.
What every man thinks about apart from sex is basically
nothing. So, all the pages in the book
was blank and he filled the Playbook with A blank pages and
even though you could say it is far from, well, written it
climbed the chair rank of the Amazon charts to number seven,
forty four. And even outsold both Dan
Brown's, The Da Vinci Code and JK Rowling's Harry Potter and
the Order of the Phoenix, it turned out to be Campus Crest
throughout Britain after student.
At the University of Nottingham bought the book as a joke, for
her friend, who brought it to class to take notes on.
Oh, lovely boy. That is so precious.
I love it. That is genius and good.
Crack. Good crack your turn?
Yeah, we're blazing through questions tonight.
I love it and yes we have. Okay, let me first ask this
before we get into the question. Are you a fan of the YouTube?
Cgp grey, I am not, and would it be childish of me to say?
I've never even heard of them. No II mean, there are so many
millions of YouTube channels. I imagine nobody, possibly could
law. Also them also, but the reason I
ask is because this is from a very recent video of his, this
is just a shout out. Also to any listener that if you
love trivia, feel of just learning things in a very
interesting Way. Cgp Grey YouTube, explainer
videos are fantastic source of Just knowledge here.
So okay. Okay.
I'm gifting you something for the next week, please, please in
higher level of collection of videos.
I assure you. If you start with one, you will
watch all of them. Okay, great.
So this is from one of his more recent videos, there was a 1996
game or a program computer program.
It was 3D Atlas program. Developed by the multimedia.
Corporation G Bartram designed something very unique for this
3D at this program, that became a universal symbol.
So I'm being a bit vague right now and I'll give you more hints
as you go along, okay? But Gambit rim design.
Something for this game, that became a universal symbol, which
had inquired existed before for geopolitical reasons, what do
you design for this 3D Atlas program?
Okay, when you say 96 right okay, reaching back.
And through the fog of, I'm back to 1996.
When you say 3D Atlas and program, my mind goes to
Encarta, okay? Is this something to do with and
Qatar know? So it's a visual design, it's a
visual sign that he came, so it doesn't have anything to do with
in Carter. Ah, it is a visual design that
he came up with. Okay to represent a physical
entity. This physical a physical entity
of visual design to represent a physical entity.
Nope. You'll have to be a, give me
something like unnecessarily week, flag that, he designed, it
isn't a flag. Yes, Graham Bartram designed the
flag, and this is a flag. There is designed only for the
program sash game and yet it became rather, universally
adopted flags are very contentiously, debated, kind of
things you could do. Don't just get somebody
designing it for a program and then everybody accepting it.
They are international national and and to be to be completely
Fair. There was a proposal to redesign
the flag for this specific physical entity in 2018, okay?
So if you say it's my it's a flag.
Is it like an organization? Is it a flag for an
organization? It's not for an organization.
No, it's not. An organization.
Is it a country Inc, Atlas and flag.
So it it and physical entity. Was it?
A disputed piece of land or a country, which is Something like
East Timor editorial? Yes, yes.
You could say there are disputes.
Yeah, there are land disputes equal.
Say that. Let me also give you another
hint, he used. So when you g naught, I will
keep messing up as in apologies G bottom when he was designing
the flag. He use the flag of the United
Nations as inspiration, okay? So that it's not a tree or East
Timor. Well, the fly I was accepted and
if it's in United Nations, that have to be blue, it'll be a blue
flag. You are very much on the mark.
It has to be a recent flag because if it's like to insert
is not a country. Let me, let me help you out over
there. It is.
Okay, it's not a country. Wait, this is a flag for a un
entity, like UNICEF or not an organization, either not.
Okay, what else is left? What else is left?
You have cities. States, you have.
But again, I think you wouldn't be that petty.
If it's not a country, it's probably not a city-state.
I love it. It isn't a city-state.
It isn't human demarcated boundary if that helps it's not
a human in the market by humans. Yeah.
So not a city-state, not a state, not a, I don't know.
I made it over to one of those not not demarcated by humans,
it's a geographical entity. Let's put it that way.
Yes. Yeah, you wouldn't be wrong in
calling at the geographical entity, right?
Normally you would not be, it would not Not be wrong at all.
Nope, I need some other clothes, I'm blanking out how do you
bear? You have something in on Earth,
which is not demarcated by humans office.
We've some other countries are less ABC, agents.
Not, fictional! It's real.
And it is dispute to it are no, dude.
You'll have to give me a little, something more.
I guess you could say, it was Probably first seen by humans in
1820 seen by humans in 1820. So humans have never set eyes on
this Geographics first confirmed human presence.
There was an 1895 1895 what was colonised too late by that point
Australia was already called. Nice owes.
New Zealand know when I because Australia would also not be
considered 1885 because they were that would also be
contentious and be from a western perspective.
History because obviously, as the Aborigines discovered, you
know, Happy Time me are very much, very much.
Never, in all fairness, when we say discovered, it's impossible
to say that anybody discovered anything because I don't guess,
it might be too. In this case, it might be true
that it was discovered because human migration in Europe.
You know, humans migrated even across the Into the Pacific
Islands, 40,000 years ago, Australia, was or less, you
know, you are absolutely right. But humans do not go everywhere
till 1820, nobody had seen it in. 1895 is when the first set
foot on it, at least you are, okay?
I really want to call you a bad word right now because I have a
feeling is is Antarctica. It isn't Arctic.
Okay, you you led me on a very, very chase, a very nice lady In
fact is the place Antarctica and didn't have a flag.
That was agreed upon white lie, till 1996 and G Bartram designed
this for the 3D Atlas program. And it is the flag is basically
a blue background and literally the shape of Antarctica and the
center of it, which is inspired parallels in it.
If you do Google it, you it might seem Miller and it is very
familiar also because it is inspired by the United Nations
Flag, which is blue possible and the world map from the North
Pole. It is a view of the world from
the North Pole of the United Nations as should look it up.
I should look it up but that was a very cleverly worded question
tricky, tricky a big mistake. I'm gonna get you back for that.
So from because it was from the North Pole, he decided that he
wanted to South Pole image and that fit perfectly for
Antarctica. And it became in fact, most
emoji keyboards when you Google the flag of Antarctica, that's
the one that will show up. I've never had okay to, you
know, ever look up the lack of, but now I will now, I will
tomorrow at least one person and this is not just of, we need
this for all our listeners. In the flag of Antarctica
randomly to one person audio and do it exploded puzzling
responses from other side. Okay.
Forget it. Okay.
Very nice question and all fairness it was an, it was an
excellent question, cgp Grey video, because you also shows
you what the latest design it is.
And it is a beautiful design. It is a gorgeous design.
It's just amazing, okay? Yes, that is, that is my
question please. We need to take over.
Gotta in 1890 pharmacist Lunsford Richardson of Selma
North Carolina took over his brother-in-law's business in
Greensboro North Carolina. They are most popular product
was first developed in 1891 in Greensboro.
It was introduced in 1995 and then rebranded in 1912 at the
instigation of Lunsford oldest son, the pandemic of 1918,
tripled the sales of the product within a year, the company was
show a soul to a huge conglomerate in 1985.
More than a century later. This product is still household
name but not in the name of the man who developed it.
But the name of his brother-in-law whose name for
the product was retained, What product or what famous brand,
are we talking about? So I'll just summarize it for
you. Just the Salient point.
We have a man by the name of Lunsford Richardson, who took
over his brother and lost business?
He was a pharmacist. They released a product in the
market, which is so the sales of which tripled in one year.
During the 1918 Spanish, Flu, pandemic.
It was later sold in 1985 to huge conglomerate.
This brand name is not in the name of mr.
Lunsford, it's in the name of his brother-in-law goes
business. He took over and it is a
household name. And when I say household, I mean
literally practically everybody noses.
I'm going to make a guess. And this is my first instinct
Kellogg's. No it's our catalogs.
Yeah. The logs also has an interesting
history. Yes.
A lot of self-abuse is a link to
that hopefully will sharpen a trivial example.
Okay. This is a household name.
Okay. I guess I'm going to ask you for
a clue. What particular Type of product,
is a food product. Is it a?
I give you the clue is in mr. Lunsford Richardson's
profession, he was a pharmacist and the second key word.
Ask you to focus on was that this the sales of this product
tripled in a year during the pandemic of 1918.
Flu of 1918, was also a virus but I can't think of any
antivirals now from an antiviral, though, people who
believe in a We use it for practically anything, John
brush, you know, John Proctor is much, much older than that.
And I have a question on that coming up.
Look up. Yeah, coach and brush but
interesting that your impression is obviously not a serious case,
use it for a lot of things. John brush kind of vibe do.
And it is famous on the name of his brother-in-law.
Yes. So is it literally named after
his brother-in-law? Yes, his brother-in-law's last
name. Okay, let me just put it this
way. I will give you an additional
close, something it's likely indulgent, but the additional
clue the brother-in-law after whom this product is name.
Who? Okay, his Full name, if you
pronounce it. Now is rampantly famous in pop
culture. Okay.
And I mean, rampantly, famous and he is extremely famous.
That name is extremely name. Yeah, because it's a, see this
brother-in-law's name. Let's call it, X, whatever it is
or XY first name last name. X Y, is very, very popular.
Now Especially for the last eight years.
Hmm. Mi sing to him.
Now, go to Donald Trump. No, it's not on time.
So if you think xyy would be the portion of the last name which
by which you know, the product and X Y.
If you say it out loud, is also the name of a very, very, very
popular pop culture figure for the past eight years.
Country girl for the past eight years.
Yeah. Um let me just put it this way.
It's also ironic that this pop culture figure is known for his
skill in doing practical the exact opposite of this product.
What this product is supposed to do last eight years specific, am
thinking some magician for some reason, I was going David
Copperfield or somebody like that.
But okay, David Copperfield has been around for donkey's years.
As I remember him from the 90s and what else?
This guy is really famous. See this product is really
famous this person. Talking about this, the
brother-in-law, his name. If you say it out loud, now the
spelling might be slightly different, but if you say it out
loud now is rampantly famous in pop culture.
Okay? And so, homophone last eight
years. What field is this?
Pop culture? That's that seems to be my hand.
Give it to you. It's in the movies.
So is it a character for Mu is a fictional character?
Yes, you could talk to talk. It's a character, it's a name.
What do name in the last eight years?
Only Point. Thanks gone viral in the last
year's. Let's just say that those
characters named would. This homophone would not have
been famous prior to the release of a movie.
You wouldn't find any mention prior to the movie, releasing
any about, I'm guessing around eight years ago.
I'm just giving you the school, whether it's the ballpark,
Somewhere, like it is. Forgetting the name of the
character but I'm no way for some reason.
I'm thinking Wolf of Wall Street, not Jordan Belfort
Belfort, okay? But before you set this pop
culture thing, let me actually go back to it.
Let me see if I can find my way to the answer from that approach
my singles to go to Crow, seen crossing the Indian product.
You'll also want something from the US.
It is an Indian product, but yeah.
So because you said the people who abide by this, use it for
practically everything. Yeah.
Same thing. It's a similar concept.
You are close. You are close going to make a
paracetamol and all situation. But no no not seem like a last
name. Like I said, you may not have
thought of this as a last name until maybe this movie came out
again. The spelling is like a
different, pretty sure I would have heard of both these things
and yeah, I guarantee it 100%, including including the pop
culture icon. Yes, yes, 100%, I can tell you
that for a living. Yeah, then I need another clue,
I am. Okay.
Okay, so I'm going to put it this way.
Way the product when it was first released had the
description. It was released with the
description that it is a group and pneumonia solve those.
Oh, sorry. What is the first thing you say?
Crew? Crew cro, you be crew and
pneumonia self. I have no idea what a group is.
It's a kind of cough. Let's just put it that way.
Okay? So that's how it was first
described when it was released in 1891.
And in 19.5, it was name was changed to what we know
currently. You know, the famous, utterly
famous household name. I was like, I'm going to say
aspirin, but again, that doesn't fit, so it's like coffee.
Up kind of a thing. I'm blanking on cough drops
right now. It's not a cough.
Drop a sad. It's a sad sad.
I was like an ointment, I choked.
Oh my God order, and I'm going to eat this is going on for very
long. So I'm going to lead you to the
answer by. What is an indirect way?
Let's let's see if we can do it backwards, right?
So remember the pop culture character.
I told you about. Yes, give me something.
About that. Yeah.
If I told you the name chats to
henskee. No, I have no idea about the
sample. Sounds familiar but no, I'm kind
of getting everything later. Okay.
I'm going to just give it to you.
If I said Keanu, Reeves Sean with week so is it wakes up?
It is like John Wick with the girl?
Yes. So in 1890, pharmacist Lunsford
Richardson, the Selma, North Carolina took over the detailed.
Drug business of his brother-in-law, dr.
John Wick. But with a V of Greensboro North
Carolina, the most popular remedy they had was a crew and
pneumonia cell which was first compounded in 1891 in
Greensboro. It was introduced in 1995 with
the name fix magic group cell and rebranded as VapoRub in 1912
at the instigation of lunsford's son.
Who assumed the presidency of the company in 1919 upon his
father's death and the company, which was then known as
Richardson weeks, Incorporated was eventually sold to Procter &
Gamble in 1985. You know, if anything lunsford's
wouldn't have rolled out and just like, have it, the same
rate as wouldn't have the same number of other what?
I want really attracted me to this question was finding out
the guy. This is named up.
We actually named John Wick, who Has killed.
What 490 something or people across four movies.
Perfect. And it's perfect a child's.
Yeah. And weeks you'd basically use
it. Okay.
You live, you live just use some mixtures, do some bikes.
I know when you use weeks to stay awake during exam, you
know, people who use it too for a cold for a cough for
practically everything. It is, it is the universal drug,
you're right. Let me, you won't be an easy.
Chair would be to give a competition.
Would be tiger balm and Axle. There was going to be my first
guess but I know tiger bombs origin, so I know that wasn't it
here. Okay, I think that's all we have
time for. We have hired a couple of
comments that are episodes have gone a little too long in the
past couple of weeks. So let's wind up today but
before we leave at it. Yeah, it's something you need to
say to the audience. Sure.
Why not I will I will ask question fixes the universal
drug of choice for a lot of people.
But what is the drug of choice in India that cures all sorts of
ailments, if you were to have one, let me yes I will come up
with an answer by next week. Yes.
And yeah, while we leave Aditya to his ruminations that me.
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