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That's just wrong.
>> Hello rats.
>> That's just wrong.
>> Hello rats.
>> HELLO.
>> Welcome back to another Habibi Squad episode, guys. Today we are doing a trivia against university geniuses.
>> Let's meet the teams.
>> We are smart particles.
>> We are the philosophers.
Sir, >> pleasure being on your game show.
>> Yep.
>> Nice having you.
>> Everybody knows these rats. So, let's get a chance to introduce every single member of this team.
>> My name is Marcus and I'm a genius at science.
>> My name is Tony and I am the geography genius.
>> You Tony, >> they don't spend time on memes clearly as you can see.
>> My name is Malik and I'm a math genius.
>> My name is Yousef and I'm a history genius. So the rounds are going to be history and culture, geography, math, and science.
>> So everything I failed basically.
>> You got this, buddy.
>> Is there gym class?
>> No.
>> This is for geniuses, not jockheads.
>> This is a habibi squad versus genius's video. You're part of the habibi squad.
We don't do well. You don't do well.
>> Listen, honey. I am so I am so high above you in intelligence.
>> Are you nervous?
>> I think he's >> Why you stuttering?
>> Wait. Is it the first time you've ever been this?
>> No. No. No. No.
>> He's scared of heights. The rule is each team can ask one of their team members for help once every round. So, we're going to start off with history and culture. Philosophers. What Arabic based empire ruled over most of Spain and Portugal?
>> Nah, bro. We know this.
>> Is the Islamic Caliphate?
>> What's the name of the empire?
>> The Abbassids.
>> Oh. Oh my god. You obviously know it, right?
>> Okay. Go.
>> Can we steal? Can we steal it?
>> You get a chance to steal. What is this?
>> This might be embarrassing cuz I'm thinking something.
>> The Ottoman Empire >> ruled over Spain.
>> Spain. Spain.
>> So, Alos, what do you know about Alulos?
>> Yeah, it's Andelus.
>> So, why did you get it right the first time?
>> He asked me about the empire, but the Zafi controlled Aland Andelus, which is Spain.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Oh, wow. Oh my god. Okay, so he gets the point.
>> So, that's embarrassing. He does get the point. Next one on the chopping block, please.
>> So, he corrected him.
>> I'm so sorry. Hat. Wait, >> what? YOU'RE ON MY CHANNEL, BRO.
>> DID YOU call him hat?
>> Yeah. I didn't know how to describe this.
>> It's disrespectful. You know what? No.
No. I'm done with this disrespect.
accept this behavior. I'm done with the disrespect from the host. I'm done with the disrespect from the philosophers. We are going to destroy you. If it's the last thing I do, we're going to win this game.
>> Okay. And I'm Santa Claus, bro. Like, what the hell?
>> You had to give that speech while I was here. Show them what we're about. Show them what we're about.
>> You hear what his response to that was?
He said, "And I'm Santa Claus."
>> Well, you have to wait for it. Oh my god. That's nasty. By the way, which modern day country was home to the civilization that built Machi?
>> I'm so sorry you say all that again.
>> Oh, for the love of >> Hey, buddy. Buddy, I'm going to come down to your level.
>> Yeah.
>> What country >> built the monument? Machu Picchu.
>> Machu Picchu.
>> Say it with me.
>> Machu Picchu.
>> There you go.
>> I'll go with my gut. Italy.
>> Oh my god.
>> It was the Incas.
>> Yes.
>> What the are the Incas? Who's the Incas?
>> So, you have failed miserably. Please go back. Please go back.
>> Okay. You tried and you know what? I respect you for that.
>> Six.
>> Geniuses always have a dysfunction.
What's yours, >> bro? Sometimes I don't know, bro. I'm a bit like sometimes >> guys. He's intimidating him. Let him do it. Just ask the question.
>> Okay.
>> Pisa, bark at him.
>> No way.
>> Okay. How did World War I start?
>> Okay. Can I give the full story?
>> Oh my god. You have the full story. What the hell? You go from Machu Picchu to how the World War I start. Really?
>> Gabriel Principy, this guy, he he needed to assassinate the arch duke. He couldn't. He went to get a sandwich. He was at the store eating the sandwich.
The arch duke's driver took the wrong turn. Bang. He was eating his sandwich and boom, the arch duke just died and World War started. The whole world collapsed. Yeah, basically >> exactly what happened.
>> But I got a macho teacher question.
That's fair.
>> Mr. Biza, which modernday country was Sparta located in >> Rome.
>> Oh my.
>> Can I see that? Greece.
>> Yes.
>> It's not Greece, >> boys. You didn't watch the great 300.
It's the show. Really good show by the way.
>> But you guys have a point. I will take the point away from them for the Incas because they were supposed to say Peru to be fair. I'm going to take that point.
>> I win.
>> We gained no points though. Okay, we lost. They lost the point.
>> Fair. Yo, I actually are.
>> What ancient city was known for being buried by a volcano?
>> Oh, easy. Easiest question on the planet.
>> Volcano. Boom. Buried the city in ash.
Five.
>> A four. You can find a friend if you want. Can I try?
>> Okay. Phone a friend.
>> Hello.
>> Pompe.
>> Pompe. Correct.
>> How are the geniuses allowed to phone a friend? They're geniuses. They're not supposed to phone anybody.
>> We're philosophers, actually.
>> What is the name of the ancient trade route that connected east with west?
>> Easy. Trade route.
>> Trade route. Yeah.
>> Could this be on the water?
>> No.
>> I'm going to say my answer is short.
Final answer. Locking it in.
>> Go ahead. Steal it if you'd like.
>> No. No. I don't know. Oh, oh, Pacific.
>> Just stop. You're embarrassing.
>> The answer is the Silk Road.
>> OH MY GOD.
>> BUT at least I have the dignity that the genius didn't get it.
>> Philosophers.
>> Yes.
>> What was the first country to use paper as a currency?
>> No, I'm going to guess uh Egypt.
>> Yeah.
>> Wrong.
>> Huh? You guys get a chance to >> You know this obviously.
>> It's up you if you want to if you want.
>> Why are you phoning a friend?
>> I don't know it.
>> I'm not that confident, but I'm assume I I >> I have an assumption, too.
I I I I have an assumption as well.
>> I'm going to phone three friends. Give me a second. America.
>> Listen, I friends are Brits.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah.
>> Or is it the Chinese?
>> That's never the Chinese.
>> The British.
>> Wrong.
>> Rouad should have trusted his gut feeling. China number one.
>> Why?
>> It was China.
>> You know what? You have to give it to me though.
>> Huh? Huh? You have to give it to >> No, I can't give it to I can't, brother.
>> You got it wrong.
>> Might I just say the brown on you is looking fantastic today.
>> Come up with a better compliment and then we'll think about it.
>> I have a better compliment. I don't care what everybody says. You don't look like a child.
>> Oh, >> you guys are at minus ONE POINT NOW.
>> DAMN IT. HAS I TRIED MY BEST.
>> We're at four and negative one.
Congratulations, guys.
>> What? They're at four.
>> Okay. Abur.
>> Which country is known as the land of the rising sun?
>> Abuur, >> you're using phone. No, no, no, no. Just think of flags.
>> Just think of Why'd you laugh? Who laughed?
>> The only flag that's coming to mind is Argentina.
>> You're a loser.
>> It has a little sun in the middle.
>> Okay, listen. is definitely Asian. It's either Japan.
>> No, >> China.
>> You wouldn't do China or two times.
>> That's the only reason. Oh, he's looking up. It sounds like China. My gut instinct says Japan, but it could be Korean. That's all I got for you.
>> Go China. Go China. Keep talking. He's serious.
>> Just say China.
>> So, go China. What do you mean go China?
This is just embarrassing. It's been >> I've only gotten a negative mark one time in my life and I don't want this to be the second time.
>> I found THIS ON THE WEB.
>> HEY. HEY. HEY, PUT AWAY THE PHONE. OH MY GOD, HE'S RED.
>> TOMATO.
>> What is the land of the >> Hey, stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Put away your phone.
>> I will humbly go to Japan.
>> Okay, I would literally only give that to you guys cuz I FEEL BAD.
>> LET'S GO. WAS ALSO THE FIRST TO ANSWER.
>> AND WHY DID YOU GUYS LAUGH? I LITERALLY SAID IT'S IN THE FLAG. THAT'S WHY JAPAN HAS THE RED CIRCLE.
>> OKAY. YEAH, YOU'RE BACK TO ZERO. You know what? Study something better. Okay.
The past is in the past. You got to look at the future.
>> Come on. Right here. Right here, bro.
>> Yeah. On to the next round. You know what? Bring him on. I'm warmed up.
>> Who took my throne?
>> My throne. Now we have geography. What country has the longest coastline? Yeah.
On the planet?
>> Canada.
>> Correct. Omar. Come on. Omar. Omar.
What is the name of the superc continent that existed around 300 million years ago?
>> Oh. Oh.
>> Do you see the difference in questions here? Do do you comprehend the difference in question?
>> This question is so easy.
>> Just say it one more time just so I understand what I'm doing.
>> What is the name of the superc continent?
>> The super >> that existed around 300 million years ago.
>> Million years ago. I'm not even sure there was continents back then. Hello, >> bro. The super continent. Just think of when everything was one.
>> I think.
>> You think? No. No. No. cuz the front should be mand.
>> It's pangia. That is correct.
>> Good job.
>> GOOD JOB. GOOD JOB. COME ON. GOOD JOB, BRO. GOOD JOB. THANK YOU. Thank you. You got this.
>> So, Tony, >> yes.
>> What's your dysfunction?
>> Are you trying to like claim territory right now?
>> I'm still intimidated.
>> Mr. Tony, where are the Spanish steps located?
>> In which country? Oh.
>> Oh.
>> I might phone on this one, but I I have a couple ideas.
>> Do not call us.
>> No, don't call.
>> He's We can help you, brother.
>> Let's just say USA.
>> Wrong.
>> Spanish.
>> Spain.
>> Is it Italy?
>> Shut the up. You're not answering on his behalf.
>> I just tried to steal it. It's not my question.
>> Yeah. Spain.
>> Not like I don't know. Okay. Wrong.
>> It is Italy. Oh, >> hey. If only you trusted in your team.
>> Why don't you look more confident? Who says Italy? Like you're like idiot.
>> Confidence. Look at it. Be like Italy.
You know, give it some know. It was just my guess.
>> Which country in the world has the most islands.
>> Oh, come.
>> Come on, bro. Bro, bro, bro, bro.
>> Indonesia.
>> No.
>> No.
>> Wait, it's not?
>> No, it's not.
>> Oh, I was literally thinking Indonesia.
Can Can we steal? Wait, no. Did you place a guess? No, I said I was thinking Indonesia, too.
>> Oh, >> bro. Canada.
>> No, it's not Canada, bro.
>> Wait, are we sure?
>> Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> If it's not, I'll get off the show.
>> Okay. Okay. Philippines.
>> Philippines. Wrong.
>> Wrong.
>> Wait. What' you say? If we get it wrong, what?
>> I forgot.
>> Sweden.
>> No. No. We got the chest.
>> No. No. No. No.
>> Sweden.
>> You can't steal or steal.
>> Sweden. Yeah, apparently has like around 260,000 islands.
>> All right, Visa, good try. Good try, though. Good try. Yo, tap me in. Tap me in. You did good. You did good, Chief.
Come on.
>> This one is a number answer, so I'm going to let you both answer and whoever's closest wins.
>> Okay.
>> How many countries lie on the equator?
>> I'll let you answer cuz I'm a courteous.
>> I'll guess like 18.
>> Okay. 19.
>> Wow. I I see what game you were playing and you lost miserably at that game.
>> No. Why would you guess it is for us? I >> mother 13. So you get it right.
>> I thought it was 11.
>> 61.
>> Bro, look at us. You greedy bastard.
>> Go.
>> What is the largest island in the world?
>> Isn't technically a continent an island technically if you think about it?
So, >> it's just one big island.
>> It's one big island.
>> Wait, COULD IT BE A >> OH, is it?
>> I don't know. I think so.
>> It's either Australia >> or No, I think it's green.
>> Just smile to the camera. Go kangaroo.
>> Australia.
>> Wrong.
>> Aland.
Greenland.
>> I was right. You sons of >> I'm going to guess Madagascar.
>> Wrong.
>> What the hell?
>> God damn it, bro. Greenland, bro.
>> Yeah, >> I was going to guess that.
>> This video is sponsored by Dropout.
>> Name a number. Six. Seven.
>> Open wide cuz you're about to fit seven marshmallows in there.
>> Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Oh my god.
>> It's bingo time. Uh uh. I bet you bingo.
>> Sam says clap. Sam says do a ballerina pose. Now jump.
>> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> Winner.
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The only thing we got so far is the stupid papaya question that I had to answer.
>> Yeah, that >> papaya. You didn't even know the answer after he gave it.
>> This one is another number one. So, we're going to do also closest wins.
>> I got this.
>> So, and this one I'll let you guys also debate with your teams. What percentage of the population lives in the northern hemisphere?
>> Come here.
>> Northern hemisphere.
India and China. Exactly.
3.5 billion >> India might not even be >> selling just listen this is what you're going to do >> Uganda where the is Uganda >> let them answer >> and then if it's less than 20 go higher if it's more than 20 go lower to go 50 okay if it's 3 2 1 come back yellow you got this >> you want to go first >> no you're our guest >> you're our guest you're our guest right now >> they clearly need help so help them out let's see >> I'll Go.
>> 70%.
>> 70%. Okay. What's your number?
>> Literally, just go 60. You'll win.
>> Huh?
>> Go 69.
>> Just go 60.
>> 60.
>> Wow. So, this actually shocked me as well to be honest. It's 90%.
>> WHY?
>> 90% of the world lives in the northern hemisphere. My god.
>> No, that's wrong.
>> Okay, HOLD ON.
>> WHAT PERCENT OF THE WORLD LIVES in the northern hemisphere? WE'LL BE BACK TO YOU AFTER.
>> IT'S JUST 90.
>> IT'S JUST 90%.
>> UH, so it's 71, guys.
>> I got you guys.
>> Yo, we need a redemption. We need a redemption.
>> Okay, >> so onto the third round. Now we're doing math.
>> I won't start until he tells me what his dysfunction is.
>> Uh, I don't study.
>> If he doesn't study and he's this smart, you're in trouble.
>> What's your GPA?
>> I don't actually know.
>> How do you know you're a genius?
>> I got tested.
>> They put him in the genius test.
>> It's a genius test.
>> What's your IQ? It's a real 130 plus.
>> Good luck, buddy.
>> What's an average IQ?
>> Hey, you know what? Good luck, bud.
>> I heard if you're over 120, you're highly likely to have autism. Do you have autism?
>> That's his dysfunction.
>> For this round, each question is going to be worth three points.
>> Oh my days.
>> Yes, brother.
>> That's three times the loss, >> but is potentially three times the gain.
>> Shut up.
>> No, it's not.
>> What fraction represents the chances of getting heads four times in a row?
Come on, that's easy. Actually, think about it for just a second.
>> What is the fraction?
>> You know what a fraction is?
>> Like, what's the actual numbers? What's the actual number?
>> You can phone a friend. Remember, phone a friend >> on the first question of the round.
>> Four times in a row is a very low chance.
>> 25%.
>> It is definitely not a 25% chance.
>> No.
>> Is it a 25?
>> Oh my god. Oh my god.
>> I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. I'M TRYING to read the room.
>> Going up against geniuses. That was the stupidest video idea we've ever made.
>> One over.
>> I told you.
>> One over eight.
>> Oh my god.
>> Over. Easy.
>> Oh, >> guys. Would you like to steal?
>> One over 16.
>> Yes, that's exactly right.
>> That's what I meant.
>> You multiply the fractions over each other. No, he said 1 over eight.
>> No, I heard 1 over 16.
>> I heard that. Yeah. Hey, >> I'M STUPID AND I'M WRONG. Did you hear what did you hear 1 over 8 or 1 over? I heard him say 1 over 16.
>> You're not about to gaslight me right now. Thinking that he said >> Yeah, but they said the answer was one over eight.
>> Yeah, I know. So, is it over eight or is it 1 over 16?
>> We said 1 over 16.
>> Listen, THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLAYING DUMB AND ACTUALLY being dumb.
>> WHICH ONE IS IT? ONE OVER 16.
>> STOP. What's the answer?
>> 1 over 16.
>> CORRECT.
YES, PIZZA. That's what I'm talking about. Come here, you champion. You champion.
Sit right here. Okay, so what's the score? It's 74.
>> 74. Yeah.
>> Let's go. The comeback is crazy. Let's get it.
>> Schizophrenia. Look into it.
>> Marcus, I can't wait to go up against >> Bro, when I go up against you, >> okay, well, you'll see. Wait, we're not taking these three points, right?
>> No, >> we'll just cut the video and say like one point OR SOMETHING. NO, NO, >> WE WE have taken the three points.
That's that's been >> You guys have taken anything.
>> We have taken the three points.
>> Taken the three points.
>> No, no. Listen to this little mustache rat boy.
>> I don't want you anywhere near me.
Understand?
>> I really wish these were difficult questions, HONESTLY.
>> NO, NO, NO, NO. He's vulnerable. He's He's too tall for his liking. He doesn't know what to do with the height. On to the next question for team philosophers.
A ball and a bat cost $110 together. Ah, >> the bat is a dollar more than the ball.
How much does the ball cost? Go ahead.
>> Can you try it again?
>> No, >> bro. I didn't hear anything.
>> Five.
>> Yo, this guy just That was disrespect. He just lit.
>> Would it just be 10 cents?
>> Done.
>> No, wait. No, no, no.
>> Done. Done. Done. No phoning.
>> No phoning. HE HE GAVE IT HE GAVE IT 10.
OKAY. A dollar and a B. No. He just said 10 cents and got it wrong. Stop whispering 10 cents to me. So, if the ball was 10 cents and the bat was a dollar more, it'd be $120 together.
That's where you get a chicken.
>> I'm going to give THEM 5 SECONDS.
>> NO, NO, NO. FOUR.
>> WE'RE GONE, BRO. TWO. NO. NO. ONE.
>> STOP. YOU'RE MAKING ME PANIC. SAY 120.
YOU GOT IT RIGHT. WAIT. NO. HE'S NOT SAYING WHAT IS THE TOTAL YET.
>> OH MY GOD. The ball is 5 cents.
>> Yes. EXACTLY.
>> YES.
>> WHEN I SAID FIVE right there, buddy. You said 10 cents.
>> Okay. So, we're a 410.
>> Wait. No. No. Habibi 77. We're tied.
>> Oh my god. We're still living in the Lulu land.
>> That's our dysfunction. We're the Lulu and it's 77. Now, play that game.
>> 77, but he's not so chilling anymore.
>> Okay.
>> What?
Your future depends on what question you ask me right now. Are you comprehending what I'm saying to you?
>> Not really. What number is meant by the word giga?
>> Gigabyte, right?
>> A gigabyte thousand >> is a thousand kilobytes. Kilobytes is a,000 bytes. Do you understand what I'm saying? Okay. So, a million.
>> SO, A THOUSAND.
>> OKAY. YEAH.
>> Hold on. Hold on. 1,000 times a,000.
>> That's a giga.
>> 1 million. Is it 1 million?
>> I said it at the beginning. 1 million.
Do it.
>> A million.
>> A million.
>> Wrong.
>> 10 to the^ 9.
>> That's not a number. You're right.
>> I got IT. I GOT IT. I GOT IT.
>> Show you guys. THERE'S NO WAY. I GOT IT.
There's no I got it.
>> Give the actual number.
>> They got it.
>> The powers THE ACTUAL NUMBER.
>> If that's the case, why is it called a gigabyte? You missed mete.
>> OH, MEGABYTE. I FORGOT ABOUT METE SEVEN. HEY, your belly.
Hey, hey, hey, hey. It's 107. Relax.
>> What is the quadratic formula?
>> Oh, come on. Seriously, that's what they get. - b + -<unk> b ^ 2 - 4 a c all over 2 a.
>> That's so easy, bro. That's so easy.
This is WHAT YOU ASKED.
>> YOU ASKED ME, GIGA, >> YOU ASKED ME, GIGA, YOU DID not know that.
>> Yes, of course I knew that.
>> I'M CALLING FINANCE. OF COURSE, I KNEW THAT.
>> Honey bees use what mathematical shape when CONSTRUCTING THEIR HIVES?
>> OH, HE'S NO, HE'S GOT IT. He's got it.
>> Hexagon.
>> CORRECT. THANK YOU.
>> YES. YES.
>> YEAH.
>> What is the product of the first three prime numbers?
>> You can't you can't talk to your team.
You're not allowed to even look at them.
>> Uh let me think. Let me think. I can't believe that works.
>> Nine.
>> Nine.
>> Yeah.
>> Nine.
>> Nine.
>> Nine.
>> 30.
>> Yes. 30. That question was supposed to go to you first, but I just wanted to see what you would do with that. Okay.
But this one, I will allow him to phone a friend.
>> Shut up and ask the question. What mathematical constant is represented by the number square<unk>1?
>> I'm going to phone a friend.
>> Talk to them. You're going to need them.
>> So basically what I think is the square root of negative 1. What does that equal?
>> Yeah, it equals error on the calculator.
>> The question is, is error technically a mathematical?
>> I I got an answer.
>> They're confident. IT IS I.
DO WE GET A CORRECT SIR? YEAH.
LOOK, LOOK AT HIM. I want the camera to notice the pure disappointment and sadness in Hosam's eyes that we got this one right. Just to show you that even the host is against us. Onto the next round.
Tensions are high. We are now in the final round. Science.
>> Yes, science. Marcus, I bid you a due.
>> Marcus, >> I have been waiting.
>> Are you nervous? You know, he got a 97 science while he was >> in grade one.
>> In grade one. He said in grade one.
>> No, it gives you 11 university math.
>> Philosopher. Did your parents ever teach you manners? Let me tell you something, H.
>> You can play with your whole team.
>> Mhm.
>> And I'll still beat you for every question.
>> Shake his head right now. Shake his head.
>> Never. I don't need my team to beat you, Marcus.
>> No, no, don't let him play with your emotions.
>> You need the team.
>> Deal.
>> What is the name of a protein that speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms?
>> Enzymes.
>> I knew that.
>> I knew that. I knew that.
>> Next question.
>> Luck hands.
>> What theory proposed that the Earth revolves around the sun?
>> What theory?
>> What theory? Yeah.
>> Phone. Phone me. Rig rig. Hello.
>> Yo, I'm not going to call the phone, but what I will do is I will think out loud.
>> Galileo.
>> What?
>> Galileo.
>> Galileo. Galileo.
>> Is that right, Park?
>> No. No. No.
>> Shut up and call him. Hello. Hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello. Is this Egypt?
>> Hello. Hello.
>> Is this Hi. Just say the word heliocentric, please, for the love of God.
>> Thank you.
>> Heliocentric theory.
>> Of course. Is >> it's heliocentricism. Yeah, that's what I said.
>> That's that's definitely an argument.
>> Good job, Marcus.
>> Okay, Mr. Ruru, redeem your team.
>> For the love of God, name me one noble gas.
>> Name me one noble gas.
>> Come on. It's a noble gas, bro.
>> Think helium.
>> Yes.
>> I'll give you one more point if you can name one more.
>> Oh, no. Three more points.
>> You'll give us three more points if we could name one more noble gas.
>> Can I phone a friend? If you talk to him, I only give you one point.
>> One point isn't going to help us anyway.
Let me just risk it for the biscuit.
>> Yeah, just risk it for the biscuit.
>> Take your time. What are you thinking?
>> I'm just thinking of farts at this point.
>> Yellow.
>> Name anything.
>> Neonear.
>> You are a loser. DON'T TALK BACK TO HIM.
DON'T TALK BACK THERE.
>> Have you ever touched him LIKE THAT?
>> YOU KNOW WHAT? GO SIT DOWN.
>> YEAH, GO SIT DOWN. YOU SIT DOWN. DON'T PISS ME OFF CUZ IF YOU PISS ME OFF, IT'S GOING TO COME THROUGH MY HEAD ALL OF A SUDDEN.
>> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY.
>> YOU KNOW WHAT? I'M SO >> I WAS GOING TO SAY NEON.
>> That was a spectacular performance.
Honestly, >> I was going to say Neon.
>> Spectacular.
>> Am I right?
>> It's Neon, but you get one point.
>> I get three. I get three.
Take it. We're winning. Let's keep it up.
>> You guys are winning.
>> Yes.
>> Oh, damn. Y'all are good.
>> Yes, sir.
>> At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit equal?
>> Oh, that's easy.
>> At what temperature?
>> Zero Kelvin.
>> Zero Kelvin.
>> Oh, we could steal. Come here. Come here. We could steal. Wait, what's room temperature? Isn't it 60 something?
That's room temperature.
>> 71 or something.
>> So, it has to be higher than 60.
>> Just try 120. No, 120 is too high. What about 80?
>> - 40.
>> Really?
>> Yeah, I think it's - 40.
>> It's - 40. That's right.
HEY, >> have you guys ever heard of sore winners?
>> Yeah, that's exactly what you are.
>> Wait, that was his question? That was my question.
>> Yeah, that was his question. So now >> I still got another question.
>> Shabb.
>> I got another question.
>> Oh, cuz we stole that.
>> Stole. Wait. So we're at 23 points and they're just at a measly 19.
>> Marcus, where'd your smile go? There it is. We like to see that smile.
>> Name me a planet in the solar system >> that does not have any moons.
>> Hold up.
>> Oh, I think I I think I know it.
Actually, we still haven't used the phone.
>> Does Mars have a moon? If it makes you feel better, there's two. So your probability is >> Oh, there's two of them.
>> There's two of them. Yeah.
>> What's the answer? That's all that >> probably Mercury.
>> Three, two, one.
>> What you got?
>> Mercury.
Actually forgot it.
>> Yes.
>> YES.
YES. YO, RAN. YO, RAN, SLAP IT OUT.
>> WHAT DO YOU call a female elephant?
>> It's elephant. Trust me. It's an elephant.
>> This one is really weird.
>> I'm phoning. We don't know nothing, bro.
>> You know. Okay, I'm phoning. I'm phoning.
>> You're phoning? Okay, go phone.
>> If he knows it, I would be so impressed.
>> My ass say it.
>> Oh my god.
>> Oh my god. He actually got it.
>> This one I'm actually going to not allow Visa to talk to his team. What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered in water?
>> Okay.
>> Please.
>> Okay, bro.
>> 70%.
>> SNAP.
>> YEAH, BOY.
>> YEAH, BOY.
>> YEAH, BOY.
>> MARCUS, >> there's limit. When you're up here, I have an easier time.
>> Okay, >> it's an easier time.
>> Okay, we'll see. Last time I was up here, we uh got the point anyway, right, >> Marcus? What do you call a group of flamingos, >> bro?
But you're not alone. Yeah, cuz you already bro. It's a >> flock.
>> Flock.
>> Flock.
>> It's wrong.
>> I could steal. So I could consult.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. But in my head, I'm kind of thinking flamboyant.
>> Something like that. Yeah, that's >> something like that, right?
>> H.
>> Yeah, >> flamboyance.
>> Yeah, something like that.
>> Flamboyant.
>> Yes.
>> Yes. Yeah.
>> And I got that without even consulting them. They just confirmed it for me.
Good job, buddy. Wait, what are we? 32 and there's still 22. We're 10 points ahead. Do you want to increase the stakes here?
>> One second. I'm about to This next question Mhm.
>> must be answered by Haz. The reason is cuz we're doing a switch up. We're about to go into spelling.
>> No.
>> No.
>> [ __ ] >> Why, bro? I like science. The only way that Habibi squad wins this game is if Hazim spells this word correctly.
>> Absolutely not. I will not hold this much weight and responsibility from this twist of events.
>> Hey, you got this.
>> You got this.
>> I don't got this.
>> The word is exasperate.
>> Nope. Nope.
>> Choose another one.
>> It's fine.
>> Let's think about it.
>> You easily got this.
>> Egg.
>> No. No. No. No.
>> Egg.
>> Not egg.
>> No.
>> Eggasperate.
It's exasperate. What happens if I don't participate?
>> Well, you lose.
>> You lose.
>> Yeah.
>> All your points.
>> You simply lose and we go home.
>> So, I have two options. Option number one, we lose and I keep my dignity.
Option number two is we lose and I lose my dignity.
>> The dignity is long gone. The dignity has left the building since the beginning of this video.
>> Forfeit it. But he's going to lose anyway.
>> I'd rather lose with the science question than spelling.
>> That's what I'm saying.
>> Yeah. Thank you.
>> You would rather lose with a science question.
>> Of course. That's what I came here for.
To beat Marcus right here at the table, not to some spelling and win. I want them a chance. Them a chance.
>> I want them to have a chance to win the game.
>> Wow. This is all on me. I want it to be a versus English is my third language.
So, >> what third language?
>> What's your first?
>> Okay. What's your second?
>> First is Arabic is wild.
>> The final question. And this question is worth everything. Whoever gets this question right wins the game.
Marcus, it's been a pleasure. Truly sorry to send you home. Thank you.
>> What type of bond involves the sharing of atoms? The sharing of electrons between two atoms.
>> What type of bond >> involves?
>> Two electrons.
>> No, it involves the sharing of electrons between two or more atoms.
>> Sharing of electrons. What type of bond?
>> Why?
>> Wait, wait.
>> James Bond.
>> Fantastic. Final answer. I support that answer.
>> Thank you. Thank you.
>> I support that answer.
>> Tell me it's not right right now. Tell me it's not right right now. I'll tell you how Google lied.
>> Please finish him. Has it?
>> Mhm.
>> It's a go.
>> This guy, it's a James Bond. But pleasure having you geniuses ON GUYS.
ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR THE GENIUSES for trying their best.
>> Hey, what's the answer?
>> James Bond.
>> We won. You got it right.
So the zone ended EXACTLY AS EXPECTED.
GUYS, GUYS, GUYS, GUYS.
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