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We've done quiz projects many times before,
but in quiz projects,
smart people win and fools lose.
- That's right. - Yeah.
- I thought we couldn't do it. - Why?!
If we could do it, what would smart people do?
Basically, we're stupid people.
- Yeah. - We give up.
That's why we always lose.
Can we lose?
Smart people get it right in a quiz,
but stupid people get it wrong.
- That's right. - Stupid people get it right.
- It's common. - Yeah, it is.
But as stupid people say,
I wish there was a quiz project that even stupid people could do.
- Yeah. - So today,
I came up with a quiz project that even stupid people could do.
In a sexy way.
- In a sexy way. - Yeah, you'd be good at it.
- I've done it before. - Oh, ten years!
- Yeah, ten years. - And it didn't work at all.
You're just remembering it now.
So, Mushi-san gave us the rules.
- Yeah. - Mushi-san is the teacher today.
- So we're going to pass it to him. - Okay.
- It's hard to make stupid people do it. - Yeah!
- It's annoying. - Yeah.
- It's annoying. - Yeah, it's annoying.
Okay, today's topic is...
- "Junior high school society." - Whoa, it's over.
- That's fast! - I'm glad it's over.
- Yeah! - Oh, man...
- But it's actually over. - It's over!
- It can't be helped. - Yeah.
People will make fun of us for this.
- Even junior high school students. - Yeah, junior high is easy to make fun of.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- They don't know what "absurd" is yet. - Yeah.
They'll say, "Even an adult like me wouldn't know this?"
You're driving a pile driver in a trashcan.
- Normally... - You're a normal pile driver, right?
In a trashcan.
- There are ten questions. - Oh!
- And you'll be divided into two teams. - Okay.
- This is the stupid team. - Oh!
- And this is even stupider. - Whoa!
- And... - Alright!
- Let's go with these two. - Okay.
I'll help you with the questions.
- For each team, you'll go somewhere for five minutes. - Okay.
- And you'll find "Junior high school society terminology training book." - Oh!
- Perfect! - I'll put one here, too.
So you'll both have reference books in front of you.
You can use or not use these reference books for the quiz.
- Oh! - You should use them.
- Yeah. - Right?
And then, come back to this room in five minutes.
Then you'll give us your answers.
And we'll judge whether you're right or wrong.
Of course, if you're right, you get one point.
If you're wrong, you get zero points.
However...
The team that used the reference book to solve the quiz...
- Will get one more point. - What?!
- Why?! - Why?!
- I've never seen it before. - Right?
If the rules were up to this point, it would be like that.
- But there's one more phase. - Okay.
For each team...
You guys used the reference book, right?
There's no way you can solve this quiz!
- You'll be given time to point it out. - Right.
If you use the reference book to solve the quiz...
And the team that pointed it out gets minus two points.
- What?! - Minus two points, huh?
However...
Calumny is the worst thing in the world.
If you don't use it, but you point it out...
The team that pointed it out gets minus two points.
- Did you understand? - Yeah.
So, you'll do ten questions and the team with the highest total points...
- Will be called "better idiots". - I hope we're better than them.
I hope we're all better than them.
- Please work hard to become better idiots! - Okay!
[First Question]
Let's get to the first question.
- This is really hard. - Is it?
No, it's not. It's hard for me to give you the right questions.
Basically, you have to give us questions that we don't know if we know or not.
But it's cooler if we just look at it, so let's not look at it even if we know it.
- Oh, I see. - If we know it, we don't look at it.
- We have to point it out. - Okay, here's the question!
You can't react to "know it" or "don't know" here.
You know it, right?
- The ocean on Earth... - Oh, it's here!
- Oh, no!
- I'm sorry! - Oh, it's pretty hard!
- Question! - Yes!
- The three oceans that contain most of the earth's ocean are called "tri-oceans".
- Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, and what is the last one? - Yes!
- Yes, so which team will go there? - Oh, yes, of course!
- I understand. So, let's go! 5 minutes! - Oh, no!
- Ready, start! - Oh, it's so hard!
- It's difficult! - Of course, it's decided by the house!
- The house will always accept it! - Who will accept it?
- It's a mess!
- Yes! - Oh!
- This is funny! - Yes!
- Will you answer it? - Oh, I'm sorry! I'll answer it!
- No, no, no! - But it's just right for this question!
- Of course! That's the kind of joke it is! - I'm sorry! I'll forget it!
- Don't write "tomato, yo!" - Don't write "tomato, yo!"
- Then, please write your answer! - Yes!
- Please write it all at once! - Ready, start!
- Ta-dah! "India, yo!" - "India, yo!"
- "India, yo!" is the correct answer! - Oh, I see!
- At this point, both teams will receive 1 point. - Yes!
- Now, if you think the other team was using a reference book, you can point it out.
- Let's talk about it. - If you know it, you can't use it, right?
- If you know it, you can't use it. - If you don't know it, you can use it as a reference book.
- It's decided. - Judgment time! Ready, start!
- Then, there will be no pointers. - Yes!
- Please be honest and tell us if you were actually using a reference book.
- Yes!
- Well, Pacific Ocean, Pacific Ocean... - Pacific Ocean!
- The rest of the terms, right? - Yes.
- Let's say it's not "no matter what", right? - Wait, let me draw a line first.
- I'm really forgetting it. - Oh, you're forgetting it.
- I forgot it. - I wonder why you forget it!
- It's weird! - In my memory, it's "Indian Ocean".
- Oh! I remember! It's "Indian Ocean". - We're getting there, aren't we?
- No, but seriously... - But you know, I'm really forgetting it!
- Basically. - But seriously, the moment you hear it...
- I don't know if you'll remember it or not. - Yeah.
- I know what you're saying, but... - The beginning of it...
- Well, you know, it's gone now. - Yeah, you draw it and it's locked. That's it.
- You don't know what it is? - You don't know what it is?
- As soon as you get it together, you say "okay, draw it for me", right? - Okay, I'll draw it.
- Oh, you're really forgetting it! - You're forgetting your work!
- What was it? - It's "Indian Ocean".
- "Indian Ocean"? - Oh, "Indian Ocean"!
- I wonder if it's "Indian Ocean"? - "Indian Ocean", it's "Indian Ocean".
- It's "Indian Ocean", isn't it? - "Indian Ocean".
- Then we'll go with "Indian Ocean" without looking at it. - Yeah.
- Shh! - Shh!
- I'm bored! - Don't mess with me!
- Then, "super stupid team"... - "Super stupid team" doesn't use it!
- Okay, okay, okay, okay! - "Normal stupid team"...
- ...doesn't use it! - Ooh!
- Great! - It's "Indian Ocean"!
- 1 point, 1 point! - Wow, "super stupid team" got it!
- Don't you want me to forget it? - Don't you want me to forget it?
- I'm reminded of "katakana". - No, seriously, this is like a door of memory...
"Super stupid team" doesn't use it!
- Second question! - Yes!
- "What do you call a line with a diameter of 0 degrees...
...that passes through an old Greenwich Observatory...
...and is also a standard in world standards?"
- Go ahead! - Okay, did you get it?
- Yes! - Let's start with "super stupid team".
- Okay, this is... "sunset change line".
- "Indian Ocean" team... - "Normal stupid team".
- The correct answer is "normal stupid team".
- 1 point for "indian ocean" team.
- Stupid is you. - Stupid is you.
- Without looking at the reference book, I said "no, I think it's correct" and made a mistake.
- Don't get angry. - I won't.
- Don't get angry. - I see.
- I can't say anything yet. - I see.
- Then, please talk about whether the opposing team used the reference book or not.
- I think "g" is correct, right? - "g" is also correct.
- No way. - No way, right?
- "g" is too perfect.
- Have you ever said that?
- Ever since you graduated from school, for 15 years, you haven't said "no matter how much you went to London".
- No matter how much you went to London.
- No, the problem is there.
- Where are you from, London people?
- I'll say "no matter how much you went to London", okay?
- Ready, go!
- It hurts, doesn't it? - Yes.
- Then, please talk about whether you used the reference book or not.
- "g" is correct, right?
- That's... - "gozen" (translated)
- "izukehengozen" (translated)
- Isn't it "sekido"? - "sekido" is not "mayako", right? - Yes, it's not.
- I knew it... - I know.
- "nametakanzeyo" (translated) - I knew it!
- If it's wrong, let's give up on the society.
- What is it? - "konshoshigosen" (translated)
- "k" passing through "rondo", "k" as "kedozero" (translated)
- "konshoshigosen" (translated) - I think it's "g"...
- "g", right?! "g", that's bad! - It's "g" as expected.
What does "shou" in "shanshou" mean?
Huh?
"shou"... "hajime"? (beginning)
But you know, you might be able to answer this yourself,
so it might be a good chance for you to use your reference book.
You're right, I don't really have confidence in my kanji.
Well, shall we go for it?
Shall we go for it?
Let's go!
Reference book!
Wow...
This is hard...
"honshoushigosei" (book)
"hon" (book)
"hatsu" (first)
"kodomo" (children)
Ah, it's normal!
It was normal!
Did you use it?
Reference book, did you use it or not? Please announce it!
I didn't use it at all!
"sugasoda" (reference book)
"rikeichimu" (reference book)
How was it?
I used it!
Ahhhh!
Ah, that hurts!
"sugasoda" (reference book)
30 years old? Is that true?
This "ese londonji" (ethereal london people)
No, but Ryo-san knew "honshoushigosei" (book)
and he was worried about the kanji for "shou" (book)
but he used it because it seemed like he might be able to use it.
Then you guys really didn't know it at all,
but I thought you would know it if you tried hard.
Both teams used reference books and got it right,
so first of all, it's 2 points, but since we found out,
it's 2 points and 0 points.
That's too bad.
0 points and 0 points.
Let's erase it.
And with that, it's 1-1 now.
Question 3!
What does it mean to make the same crop twice in a year with the same coach?
- Please answer! - Okay!
- Let's go! - Okay, science team, please answer!
- Nimosac! - Engineering team, please answer!
- Nimosac! - Too bad!
- Huh? - Huh?
- Is it wrong? - No, it's not wrong.
- Oh! - No, it's not wrong.
I think Shiba Inu would know.
Well, Nimosac is a philosopher, so I'd like to write it first.
- Ready, go! - Nimosac...
- But... - This is Nimosac, right?
- If it's 1-2, it's definitely wrong. - Yeah.
Oh!
- Oh... - Oh, that's good!
- Then there's no doubt. - Why are you so confident?
- It's Nimosac! - It's Nimosac, right?
Nimosac is to cultivate two types of crops in the same coach for a year.
To cultivate two types of crops in the same coach for a year is to cultivate two types of crops.
- Huh? - Huh?
- This is a famous catchphrase. - Isn't it something like "university student"?
- Don't catch it too much. - It's not a catchphrase.
- You don't have to catch it. - I'm sure Nimosac will be confident about it.
Well, everyone, let's move on to history because you're too bad at geography.
- Oh, I got it. - I don't know.
- What's going to happen? - I got it.
- I got it all out and it's already rotten. - I don't know.
It's all dangerous.
Question number four! In 645, the Taika Reformation took place.
These two people were at the center of it.
One of them is Nakatomi no Kamatari. Who was the other one?
Here we go. Get ready and...
Question number four! Please answer!
One, two...
- I don't know! - Prince Nakano Oe.
Prince Nakano Oe. Ishiba.
Correct!
One point for both teams!
Now, let's have a talk.
- Are you ready? - Yes!
Here we go. One, two...
Ta-dah!
I think the literature team used this reference book.
I think they used it!
Even if the word "Prince Nakano Oe" comes up,
I'm sure it's not kanji.
I'm sure they used it.
Prince Nakano Oe
I know this, but it's definitely your reference, right?
Can you write it?
Yes.
What?! You can write it?!
It's "Prince Nakano Oe"
Wow! So that's how you memorized it!
No, it's different, but...
But this is probably how you memorized it!
No, it's just "Fantasy Fashion."
I'm just dying?!
"Taiika no Kaishin," "Taiika no Kaishin"
"Taiika no Kaishin," "Kagatomi no Kamatari," and "Prince Nakano Oe."
Prince Nakano Oe.
Either way, I don't know the kanji at all.
Let's just watch it.
Damn it! Is there no choice but to watch it?!
There's only one choice but to watch it.
Let's watch it!
Damn it!
No, but I'm sure they don't know it.
Now, please announce whether you used the reference.
RIKECEAM!
We used it!
Yay!
Even though we're idiots...
Yay!
Now, RIKECEAM has two points.
Yes!
And now, RIKECEAM's reference...
Did you use it?!
We used it!
Wow!
What?!
Damn it!
There's no way we didn't use it.
We didn't use it, but we did bet on it.
And so, RIKECEAM has caused a false accusation.
So, they get two points minus two points.
Wow, it's huge!
It's huge!
RIKECEAM got it right, so they get one point.
Yeah!
Man...
I should've been smarter.
Yeah!
Man, I didn't read it right.
Yeah, you got it wrong.
It's a secret.
Yeah, it's a secret.
Damn it!
Wow!
It's too obvious.
It says "Prince Nakadai Oe."
That's true!
Wow!
I won't forget this.
It's not like "Jibansuro" or anything like that.
No, it's definitely not.
It's too obvious.
I really recommend it.
Be careful of "Prince Oe."
Question number five!
You don't have to read it in kanji.
In 1575, the alliance between Oda Nobunaga and Tokugawa Ieyasu defeated the warlord of Kai, Takeda Katsuyori's army.
I'll give you five minutes. Ready, go!
Question number five!
Team Rikei, please give me the answer.
Battle of Nagashino.
Team Mukei!
Battle of Nagashino.
Correct!
It's not a name, is it?
That's right.
Please have a meeting.
Yes!
It's organized.
Let's do it.
Ready, go!
Look at me!
Team Rikei, please give me the answer.
What the hell is going on?
Why did you change your answer?
You changed your answer in less than 10 seconds.
But, you know...
I'm sure he will say "I saw it."
I'm sure he will say it.
I'm sure he will say it, but...
I'm sure he will say "zero" anyway.
So, you can write your answer.
Oh, there is an event where you can win a prize.
No, it's not an event.
It's a heart-to-heart meeting.
Oh, I won!
I won!
What is it?
I don't know.
It's a battle of flow.
Oh, thank you.
It's a battle of flow.
As always.
So, please announce whether you used your reference book or not.
Team Rukei, please give me the answer.
I saw it!
Team Rukei got 2 points.
Team Rikei!
I didn't see it!
You didn't see it?!
It's not that easy!
Wow!
Team Rukei got 2 points minus 2 points, so...
Team Rukei got 0 points.
Wow!
Okay, okay, okay.
So, it's 2 to 2 now.
Wow!
2 to 2...
The score is low.
The score is low?
It's true that there is no team that got 2 points so far.
The sixth question!
In 1862, what was the name of the incident in which a swordsman of Satsumahan killed an Englishman in a village near Yokohama?
Okay, please think about it.
Ready, go!
Okay, please announce the answer from your reference book.
It's the Namamugi Incident.
Go!
Of course, it's the Namamugi Incident.
Correct!
Yay!
1 point!
Please talk about it.
I don't think they know it 100%.
Okay?
It's an incident, so...
That famous Namamugi Incident.
Okay?
Ready, go!
I knew it!
Team Rukei got 0 points.
Is there anything?
This is like a normal lighthouse.
Wow, you know a lot about this.
This is a British massacre in the 5th century BC.
You know that this is the first one, right?
This is crazy.
Is that also a star?
Have you seen it?
No, I've never seen it.
Let's see it.
Oh, there's a camera.
There is.
There's a mammoth star.
A mammoth star!
What is that?
I've never heard of it.
You can buy it.
I've seen it.
Let's see it.
You can't buy it.
Can we see it?
We'll see it, right?
I don't know it at all.
Case?
Something like 1860.
Oh, it's around here.
This is it.
Wow, it's a bit...
A rare case.
It's a subtle one.
Wow, this is hard.
This is a bit...
This is one of a kind.
One of a kind.
It's one of a kind, right?
Now, both teams, please announce whether you used a reference book.
It's obvious you saw it.
Yeah, you're right.
It's obvious.
Hey, you saw it, right?
It's obvious.
What's with you?
Why is it obvious?
It's obvious!
It's obvious.
Both teams get 2 points, so it's 0 points.
Yay!
Question 7!
In July 1945, Japan announced that it would unconditionally surrender to the United States of America and China.
Japan announced that it would abolish militarism and advance democratization under the names of the United States of America and China.
On August 14th, Japan accepted this and surrendered unconditionally.
What is it?
Yes, yes, this one.
Yes, please.
Ready, go!
Yes.
Now, both teams, please announce the answer.
Ready, go!
The Kotsudamu Declaration!
Correct!
One of a kind.
It's famous, right?
Now, both teams, please have a meeting.
Yes.
Here we go.
Ready, go!
Yay!
The Kotsudamu Declaration!
Well, I think this is the most important history for Japanese people, but what is the unconditional surrender?
What is "what is it"?
Isn't it the name of the treaty that was signed? The Portsmouth Treaty?
It's too early.
If it was the Portsmouth Treaty, Mr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, isn't it a little too funny?
Portsmouth! Portsmouth!
Do you say that?
I don't know.
This incident...
I think I'll be scolded.
I don't know about this. I think I'll be scolded.
Is there only one reason?
No matter how many times...
Isn't this the Kotsudamu Declaration?
It's Portsmouth!
It's the Kotsudamu Declaration!
Wow! I know this!
The name is...
You can only ask one question, right?
It's dangerous not to write it down.
Kotsudamu Declaration...
August 4th is World War II, isn't it?
January 6th is World War II, isn't it?
Portsmouth!
What does Portsmouth have to do with it?
What is Portsmouth?
Neko Hiyoshi!
Oh!
No, it's not "oh"!
It's not "oh"!
Hmm...
Portsmouth! Portsmouth!
Then I will announce each team!
Did you see the reference book of the science team?
I didn't see it!
Yeah!
Did you see the reference book of the literature team?
I saw it!
Yeah!
It's not "yeah"!
It's huge!
Portsmouth!
You know the game very well, don't you?
Portsmouth!
Idiot! Idiot!
Then, the science team solved it on their own, so 1 point!
It's huge!
The literature team saw the reference book and got it right, so 2 points!
The literature team saw the reference book and got it right, so -2 points!
And the science team solved it on their own, so -2 points!
It's huge!
It's better than solving it on our own, isn't it?
It's the best thing you've ever found out!
The score is 3-0!
Oh, no!
What should we do?
Let's move on to public opinion!
It's over!
It's all over!
It's over!
Public opinion is public opinion!
It's about elections!
Elections!
When voting, you enter your party name and so on, and how you distribute the seats according to the number of votes of each party.
Are you ready?
Ready, go!
OK!
What is "normal election"?
Representative election
That's what they say
It's not "election of congressmen"
No, no, no
"Representative election" is like that?
Representative election
Distribute the seats
That's right, like that
Let's try it
But you've seen "Representative election" right?
I think I know what it means
I don't know
How to vote
I don't know!
I don't know
Even if you think about it, it's useless
Representative election
"Distribute the seats"?
Distribute the seats
"Distribute the seats"?
What did they say?
Representative election
They said "Representative election"
They might have said it
But they said "normal election" because they might have said it
So it might be good
Ready, go!
So, RIKEI team, please tell us what you saw
I saw it!
I didn't know it!
It's really hard
So, RIKEI team, please tell us what you saw
I didn't see it!
You're good!
I didn't know it would be like this!
We were overestimating you!
It's hard!
RIKEI team has 0 points
2 minus 2 is 0 points
RIKEI team has 1 point
Did you know it?
You know it, don't you?
You said it so easily!
Next question!
Japan distributes power of a country in a system of "tri-power division"
What are "tri-power division", "tri-power"
"Representative election" and "Representative election"?
Think about it
Ready, go!
RIKEI team, please tell us
It's hard!
RIKEI team!
"Representative election", "Representative election", "citizenship"
"citizenship" is correct!
Citizenship?
It's easy…
It's not clear
"Representative election"…
Is "representative election" correct?
Representative election
Huh, I don't know
But I think it's correct
The simplistic form of "citizenship"
Representative election
You can understand simplistic form of "citizenship"
I know
It's settled!
Next one!
Ready, go!
Can you do one more thing with "Japan and industry"?
Yes?
I don't know why.
Japan and industry
If you get it right, you can sell it.
You are good at it.
Is "methods" different?
Look at my face.
Oh, no.
If you don't look at it, you'll be in trouble.
I'll look at it.
No, you'll definitely look at it.
If you want to buy it...
Oh, there it is.
methods
Wow!
It's white.
Really?
Wow!
You're the only law department I've heard of.
I'll definitely get into the law department.
It's only about shape.
It doesn't matter. I had fun.
Japan and industry
I thought it was "japanese".
Let's buy it.
Can I sell it at least here?
If it was a difficult one, I wouldn't be able to sell it.
It's better to bet on one-chance.
It's different now.
Is it different?
No, it's not.
Maybe it's different.
It's different!
Has it changed?
It's changed. I've been looking at it all the time.
Is it different?
Do you want me to look at it now?
Leave it to me!
No, I don't have time.
How many seconds do we have left?
20 seconds.
I can't do it.
I can't do it for 20 seconds.
Japan and industry
After the 5th and 9th, it's 3-3!
- Alright! - It's so cheap!
- It's cheap, right? - Alright, alright, alright!
- Last one! - Last one!
Here we go!
We provide emergency assistance for children in developing countries,
such as health insurance, nutrition supplementation,
and emergency assistance in cases of natural disasters or regional conflicts.
We are an auxiliary organization established by the United Nations
in order to protect children from hunger, illness, and poverty.
The United Nations...
What are you doing?!
- That's not good, is it? - That's true!
- What are you doing?! - That's not good, is it?
- The last one! - What are you doing with a lizard?!
- That's not bad at all, is it? - What was important about it?
We are an auxiliary organization established by the United Nations
in order to protect children from hunger, illness, and poverty.
We are an auxiliary organization established by the United Nations.
We say "auxiliary organization" in alphabetical order, but please let me say it.
- Okay. - Okay.
Ready, go!
- Okay, last question! - Okay!
- First, give me your team! - UNICEF!
- Very stupid team! - ICPU!
- The answer is UNICEF! Stupid team is correct! - Alright!
- What happened? - What happened?!
- Okay, let's talk about it! - It's a one-sided game, isn't it?
- Are you ready? - Yes!
- Okay, let's start the game! Ready, go! - ZLOUT!
- What's with you? - The question is...
What's with you?
I don't know if it's "who" or "wto".
Is it "the union"?
"who" is the world health plan "who"
"union" is "i", isn't it?
Oh, is that so?
"union" is "autonomous fund", so...
ipo
ie
"autonomous", so "child" is "c", isn't it?
"ic"?
icc
Isn't it "one-channel"?
icpu
eu
icpu
icteurope
ictu
international
child
"p" is, erm, "passion"
That's not it...
It makes me think of...
who
Oh, yes, it does.
It's "who" so much that it's tricky to pick up.
That does sound tricky!
Well, first of all, what's "who"?
Isn't it like a world insurance "autonomous fund"?
Indeed it is.
This problem feels tricky!
Look!
- Oh, I see. - I see.
- Isn't the scale a little difficult? - Well, there's no regret in seeing it.
- One, two... - It's out!
- Please tell me if you saw the reference picture! - I didn't see it!
- Go, team! Did you see the reference picture? - Mmm, I saw it!
- Ah, I saw it! - Take it properly!
- Of course! - No, I saw it!
- No, but I saw it! - No, but you know a lot about Gimmiser, don't you?!
- No, I've heard of it, but... - No, I've heard of it, but...
- There's just that and a lot of other things.
- No, I've heard of it, but... - No, I've heard of it, but...
- Why did you come out like that?
- International Child of Passion! - You came out as a kid!
- You're a kid, aren't you?
- Okay, should we do "sado" and "desuya"? Or should we just draw, join hands, and say we're all idiots and that's it?
- Let's do "sado" and "desuya"! - "Sado" and "desuya"!
- "Sado"!
- I think we can do it, can't we? This is too easy, I'm sorry!
- In the middle of the Edo period, what was the name of the human body dissection book published by Sugita Genpaku and Ryotakura Maeno?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Yes! - Yes!
Okay, both teams, please raise your hands!
Ready and...
- Dissection book. - New dissection book.
- The correct answer is dissection book. - Oh!
- New dissection book. - One point for division.
Okay, please talk to each other.
- I'll go in first. - Yes.
- I'll go in. - Shall we?
- Yes. - Ready and...
Yes.
Dissection book
- No matter what - No matter what, right?
- This is going to be rusty for life - Yeah, it's going to be like this
- Sugita Kempaku looks good, doesn't it? - Yeah, it does
- Sugita Kempaku is really cheap - Yeah, I didn't think you'd be able to afford it
- Hahaha - Like this, right?
- Hahaha - Hahaha
- Why? - The game is like this
- The angle isn't like this - Why is it like this?
- What do you think I said? - You said "dismantling letter"
- Hahaha - Are you making fun of me?
- It's too hard for you - Hahaha
- You're making me angry - Hmm
- A trick? - No, there's only one
- "Dismantling letter" and "true dismantling letter" aren't there?
- There's "true" - "Box" and "dismantling letter"
- No, there wasn't - What?
- No, seriously - No, seriously
- "Box" and "dismantling letter" - Wasn't there?
- "True" - "True dismantling letter" isn't there?
- Look at the "true" - How is it?
- I can't believe it - It's crazy
- "True dismantling letter" - If Shibayu says there's "true"
- Do you think it's okay for me to look at it? - Look at it
- 60% confidence - 80% confidence
- But it's not enough for you to give up, so look at it - Hahaha
- You're not giving up - How many points do you have?
- One - What?
- You feel like you can win if you look at the results - If you don't give up...
- I'll look at it - He stepped up
- When? - One minute left
- Oh, no - Oh, no
- What are you doing? - 30 seconds left
- Oh, no - 10
- Oh, no - 9
- 8
- 7
- 6
- 5
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 1
- Time's up!
- I'll go with "true dismantling letter"
- Hahaha
[Time's up!]
- Did you use "true dismantling letter"?
Yes, I did.
Did you use "true dismantling letter"?
No, I didn't.
The winner is...
"true dismantling letter" team!
Wait a minute!
What are you talking about?
Stop it!
I'll explain everything.
Why?
It's weird, isn't it?
It's really weird.
Now that I think about it,
I often put "true dismantling letter" in my reply column.
In my account name.
Maybe you put it in your account name.
Maybe.
So you know about "true dismantling letter",
and you put "true dismantling letter" in your account name because you thought it was funny,
but you forgot about it.
That's it.
You're so stupid.
That's why you're so happy.
It's not good.
The winner is...
"true dismantling letter" team!
Ryo and Shibuya's team is really stupid.
Why?
Ryo is really stupid.
Ryo is really stupid, too.
These two are really stupid.
We're in a relationship.
We're in a relationship and we're stupid.
I was wondering what would happen if you fought me.
Doubt is mistake.
We both had the same intelligence level,
and we didn't know each other's intelligence,
but for some reason we understood each other.
I really didn't know what you were talking about.
We shouldn't have done this quiz battle between idiots.
We figured it out.
I'm glad we figured it out.
Let's fight against judges next time.
Bye.