The mother too 🎉

Eh no. The mom is quite fast and good too!

And the Mum...hello!!!

The dad is super smart. I've seen the mom being smart too. But the kids, I've seen some of them cant answer basic knowledge questions, quite often.

@@dee191403yeah I was gonna say

And Jackson

Ethan too

Even the mannerisms

​@@sunnie2044 yes he is in fact Bearded Taylor

Good cause I can't stand Jackson for bullying Taylor

But tbh its more knowledge than wisdom these are facts wisdom is like an abstract understanding of dif things

This is just basic common sense

It was trivia for kindergartners.

Same lol

Yup lol

It’s Lebanese… baklawa

@@bach556 that word literally originates from turkish bro

I thought it was Greek too because it's served at Greek restaurants. Most people are walking around with word origin knowledge for their entire vocabulary. Actually after doing some research it turns out that baklava's origin is up for debate so there was no need for your correction.

What countries with similar language structures have similar named things imagine that

​@@bach556it's Turkish

I thought so

I always thought it was Turkish, but I was told it's of Greek origin, but more popular in Turkish restaurants in Europe. Also popular in the Balkan countries as well.

@@lukegraham2269 i didnt know that lol, its js always described as a ‘turkish treat’ and tends to be in turkish restaurants

How you dare😂

Its in turkish restaurants, greek restaurants but also balkan ones. Im from Serbia and it is one of the most common desserts

Bruh thats true but some quesitons were so easy, kid just slow af lol

If he was a real father. He would beat some sense into his children. What a pathetic son.

Turkey I think invented it but Greece has a variation of it as well. As do most middle eastern countries. It's a common dessert in central asia. Brian is not wrong.

He's wrong because he asked what country it's from.​@@maheswarijeyabalan8784

​@@maheswarijeyabalan8784Greece is not in central Asia

I'd have gone with Mediterranean cause that's what they call the food of my people (Lebanese) and shared with pretty much all of the middle east and wherever Greece is. I think any of those countries would have been correct unless you're on Jeopardy

@@hishmahishma7511 I didn't say Greece was in central Asia. I just said Greece has a variety of baklava. I meant baklava is a common dessert in many countries in central Asia.

There's going to be a war fought around this comment pretty soon.

no one asked cockroach

Technically right, it's modern origins are Turkey, Greece and the middle east. But medieval its traced through Turkey. All styles are extremely similar.

Lmaooo nothing is Turkish actually. Everything Turkey has was stolen from other cultures.

I was looking for this one 😂

There is no such thing as greek baklava…it is Turkish baklava and has various types

@@hellyeah942As a Greek myself, unfortunately I have to agree. Baklava was originated in Turkey.

@@dimitroulak.5295 lol. Its ok. Arabs have it too. I live and lived in london+ moscow. They always have it in their shops

The origin of Baklava is debated, but Turkey and Greece are both valid answers

Turkey is the most commonly accepted one.

Not so common in younger generations

It is about age he's a Gen z age 12 -27 so he doesn't know as much the dad is Gen X so he's been around and knows alil something.

Yes

What do you put in your car then besides gasoline 😂

@@ForcingAllDay apple juice?

​@@ForcingAllDaydiesel?

@@yourthoughtssuck not mainly used in cars specifically

It is Greek and many other middle eastern countries…we have no idea who actually made it first

depends were you live.

I knew baklava from the tv programme, Roseanne where Darlene had to make it for (i think) a school project. Jackie's current bf helped her and it went well. 😂

I'm pretty sure a country with a rich history like Greece wouldn't want to steal from a country crying to be European 😂

@@casablanca2620the ottomans had a richer history than the Greeks. Many things are from the Ottoman Empire.

​@@jkrowdyLol good joke thanks

​@@casablanca2620check some history facts before your embarase yourself

Yup he is a Gen z age 12-27

I thought that too lol

The answer is Yiddish or polish! Common knowledge the older you are the more you have.