Between Garnt completely outing himself as a fake Fate fan and the Bois who all majored in engineering almost failing the math questions, I am not sure which is the bigger betrayal.

Connor is correct when he says that monarchs don't usually have the same name in each successive generation. But in this case, they did. Henry VII was in fact the father of Henry VIII.

This episode shows the 3 most common kids from school classes. The smug smart kid, the degenerate at the back of the class cracking jokes the whole time, and the kid getting everything wrong saying “I knew it was that” or “I wrote that but changed my answer”

Garnt: "Shout out to Uni" Me doing a PhD teaching undergrads: "Put me out of my misery"

Wondering when Joey’s constipation problems will show up on his Wikipedia

This entire stream was just to show the idea that Trash Taste really wants to Punch a ten year old in the face

Joey is the school nerd who remembers stuff he learnt in school while Connor is the normie who follows current affairs. Garnt is the clueless one.

My younger brother took part in the show back in the day. Fun fact, they gave out the answers and questions to the students the day before and had to simply memorise the answer. So yes, it was somewhat rigged!

Mudan probably solved all questions flawlessly, while editing the video on 4x speed.

Garnt telling Timmy “Are you smarter than this fist?!” absolutely destroyed me. 😂😂😂

the two engineers couldnt do a multiplication problem. As expected 😂😂

i like how Garnt always says something too easy to understand , like "we didnt schedule anythin" and then goes on for 10 mins trying to explain it more and more and more

“I farted in D minor once does that count as playing an instrument?” - Garnt 2022

The boys struggling with maths is so uncanny. Especially with 2 asians in the podcast and Connor and Garnt being engineers.

As an Ecuadorian I died inside when garnt wrote “Equidor”

Garnt: Has a Masters degree in engineering Also Garnt: Can't do long multiplication

It was so funny hearing Connor rant live. They barley started and the salt is starting to grow.

I made fun of Joey for the Big Fat Quiz video. Going to retract my statement. Joey big brain here.

Connor being bamboozled by the concept of hours..."what is 1/4 of a day"

Alternate title: Joey teaches Connor and Grant how to do basic math

My husband LOST his shit at "Hudson Bay" being one of the major inland seas. "It's attached to water! This is why 5th graders don't trust!" I think he was saltier about that then Connor and Garnt was about how long the earth takes to go around the sun, LOL.

connor got the space question right. the first animal in space that wasnt a bug was a monkey. Laika was the first to orbit but not the first animal in space.

Connor, a person with an engineering degree: "quarter of a unit is not a valid measurement".

So are they smarter than a 5th grader? Well yes, but actually no.

It’s actually incredible how the protagonist manages to ALWAYS without fail surpass the villain in the last moments. How does Connor always do this, every time

I absolutely love trivia questions and knowing random stuff that no one else would, but even I think ten year olds shouldn't be learning about this stuff.

I am absolutely livid about that sea question. The Baltic Sea literally leads straight into the Atlantic ocean and the Hudson Bay also leads straight into Atlantic ocean. Neither are landlocked. This is bullshit!

Gave my kids the test, highest score was 5. You lads did alright after all! Teaching continues to be hell.

Honestly, they had no chance going up against Dr.Jelly

I love how quickly this devolved. First question and already arguing.

I like how the boys are making fun of how the heck would know Ada Lovelace was the first computer programmer and she was lord Byron's daughter, and I'm here awkwardly sweating

The absolute state of the British educational system

The boys have singlehandedly restored my faith on my country's education system, at least in maths.

After the first question's salt, I knew this was gonna be fun

Fun fact: If you Google "Is Australia a continent?" Google will say yes If you Google "Is Oceania a continent?" Google will also say yes Somehow Australia is in 2 continents

I want them to do a drawing special so bad

Garnt making that comeback with his flashback. Is the most protagonist moment u can get.

Currently listening while having 20 tabs of references open, a pile of chemistry note to my left and a pile of calculus homework to my right. Doesn't get better than this. #unilife

What Garnt said about university being exponentially more stressful than the actual job or whatever comes after it is 100% accurate lmao

Garnt finally looks like hes in the same age group as Joey and Conner

You’ve just proven how absolutely pointless most of schooling is haha

As someone who graduated 5th grade fairly recently, I failed this quiz because most of the questions were things I've never learned ever

As someone who streams games that involve a lot of math, I did question 2 in my head while listening and was horrified to learn they forgot how to multiply

For clarification, UPS =/= USPS. USPS does mean United States Postal Service and is part of the federal government. UPS stands for United Parcel Service and is a private service.

100% agreed with Grant on USPS It took them 2 weeks to get my package from us to uk and was held in customs 11 days, so they're clearly still using horses for transport and on top of that they charged me £90 ~ 110$

The fact that I never learned long division in school (they just didn't teach it) but did watching Trash Taste says something about my education that I'm too afraid to consider.

That part "war of the roses", I'm not British and never learned about British history but when I heard that, the first thing that came to my head was a yugioh game was called "duelist of the rose" and each side was a different colored rose, red and white. And a character name in game was Lancaster.

"From today onwards i declare Garnt as not an Asian but strictly as an British"- From a Asian

For those who are curious, the Irish flag is not just random. The green stands for the republic, the orange stands for The Orange Order and the white stands for the peace between them.

“No you don’t get a fucking point for yee fucking haw“ 😂😂 poor Garnt in this episode

I was getting really salty at the inland sea question. Because inland seas aren't necessarily landlocked, they're just large, shallow bodies of water that cover central areas of continents during high sea level periods. And the Hudson Bay and the Baltic Sea isn't entirely landlocked either. If we go by the definition of landlocked, large bodies of water (which are lakes), than it's the Caspian Sea, and the Dead Sea. And now that I proved I'm still good at my profession (lol 😂), back to the video. 😀

As an Ecuadorian, I’m not even mad that Garnt spelled my country name wrong, I’m actually glad we got some type of recognition 😂 It gave me a nice laugh.

A lot of these questions were vague or incorrect. Some examples: "How much time does the Earth take to revolve around the sun" - The required level of precision was never specified in the original question nor was it established beforehand that the maximum level of precision a contestant can provide is expected for all science questions. Garnt and Connor should not be penalized for underspecification on the question giver's parts, especially given the fact that the expectations going in were that this is a quiz made for 5th graders. "Name an island that is considered both an island and continent" - There exists debate regarding whether Australia can be considered an island, given that it is already classified as a continent. Some may argue that if a continent can be an island, then Afro-Eurasia is the biggest island. However, if it can be considered that Australia is an island, then Antarctica should be accepted as an island as well and Garnt should have been awarded a point. "Which animal was the first animal was the first to go into space" - A dog was not the first animal in space. The first animals in space were fruit flies. If we are to only consider non-insect animals, then dog is still the incorrect answer as a rhesus monkey was the first animal in space. In that case, Connor is actually more correct. Laika the dog, however, was indeed the first animal sent into orbit, but that was not what the question specified. There is additional ambigiuity in this question when you consider the question of what exact demarcation one uses to be delineate space versus the atmosphere of Earth. The exact point of this demarcation is ultimately arbitrary. "Name the city that was built on seven hills" - While the city of seven hills typically refers to Rome, there are actually many cities that claim this same title. "Who is the world's first computer programmer" - Ada Lovelace is typically attributed this title, but Babbage's personal notes from the years 1836/1837 contain the first programs for the engine. In that case, Babbage himself should be considered the first computer programmer.

The two largest landlocked seas are the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. The Hudson Bay connects to the Northwest Passage, the Mediterranean Sea connects to the Atlantic Ocean, and the Baltic Sea connects to the North Sea, and therefore aren't landlocked.

Unironically, I think Ashley is the most relatable of the Trash Taste guys. -"Yeah I know who x is" "who is he then?" "uuhmm..." -"I haven't used that word in a long time" "a long time or ever?" "... ever" -"You know what a hill is, right?" xD

Connor: **starts trash talking** Me: He's gonna lose.

"I don't know how people pay for their education, now." That's the best part, Garnt! We don't, and stay under crippling debt!

Question 16 is wrong according to the way it was presented. Laika was the first animal to orbit the earth, but if we go by which animal was flown into the legal definition of space, then the first animals to be sent there were some fruit flies. So in essence, Garnt only had 1 point

Riddle solving episode would be chaotic, argumentative and so much fun

I have a lot of semantic issues with the questions in this quiz, but it was fun to watch at least.

Joey was accidentally right about being one generation out on the War of the Roses question. Henry VIII was Henry VII's son. Garnt was one out in terms of kings as Richard III was the one Henry VII defeated!

For the next TT awardw’s we need a category for Ashley’s best moments, because that “do you know what a hill is” question had me dying 😂

feeling LOADS better about my math skills, thanks boys

1:46:40 That is probably the most British voice of Connor I’ve heard. It was as if Ashley had blasphemed when he said Wind-chimes “UIND CHAIMS! *AWH FUCK AWF* !”

Most of the questions I was asking "How would a fifth grader know this?!" Also, seems Joey redeemed himself from the 2021 in review quiz.

According to Merriam-Webster, Y is considered a vowel when: The word has no other vowel: gym, my. The letter is at the end of a word or syllable: candy, deny, bicycle, acrylic. The letter is in the middle of a syllable: system, borborygmus.

I remember when I was younger, I moved to Europe and I made the terrible decision to consume dairy. I already had a slight issue while pooping, but the dairy made it infinitely worse. I remember for I’d say for the entirety of 1st grade I was either pooping my pants or the poop was as hard as rocks when it came out. It would actually scratch me so bad it would draw blood. Eventually my body got used to the dairy and I grew out of my slight issue while pooping. To this day sometimes when I need to poop I have a slight urge to hold it in due to the trauma. I got so embarrassed during that time pooping in my pants during recess, during class and the worst one was during a play. I also poop once every day usually, sometimes once every 2 days

Oh man... I'm in the middle of my master's thesis now and I feel like I'm losing more brain cells trying to do proper citations than studying for any exams back at school. It's SO stressful! This convo about uni really hits home way too much! 😂🙈

The Baltic Sea and Hutson Bay are not really inland seas, they are naturally connected to the rest of the oceans and just happen to have entrances that freeze over in the winter, but during the summer they are not inland by any means, somewhat similar to the Black, Red or Mediterranean seas which are also connected to the rest of the rest of the Ocean. The only body of water i'd say is truly deserving of the title "major inland sea" would be the Caspian Sea, with the Aral sea, some of the American Great Lakes and some of the African Great Lakes being potencial contenders for that title.

I love Connors quip of "Rome ain't shit ya'know". His Welsh pride is strong 💪

I’m just starting this and I already know Joey is going to win.

Joey's method for long multiplication was the one we were taught at school here in Uruguay ;)

Not gonna lie, my favourite moment was Navi losing it when chat told Garnt that he should know the answer because it was in the Fate Lore.

Connor and Grant logic: if the answer sounds like common sense, it must be wrong. So funny hearing they're bizarre thought processes. Great stream

I laughed and learned watching this vod, thank you

1:08:12 Whoever was going crazy in the background made me spit my drink loooool

Hearing Nabi go off when fate lore was brought up represented the whole fandom

Can’t tell if I gain or lose braincells every time they do one of these quizzes.

Brazil represent!!!! Good one Joye and Connor

I got only 9 but that quiz was incredibly tough. Also absolutely hilarious Connor didn't know or recognize the last work

My 5 year old has been pulling a Joey for some time. He is potty trained and only wears underwear, but he refuses to do a # 2 on the toilet. This is crazy to me because he will go to pee just fine. I've tried everything to get him to be regular and go to the toilet. I'm hoping he grows out of it like Joey did 😭. He has given me hope in the weirdest way 😂

Got 9 and I'm still studying most of these subjects while also being at the top of my high school. Who are supposedly these 5th graders and where did they study? What kind of abuse did they go through to know this stuff?

Timestamp for Question 2 makes COMPLETE sense. Well done though bois!

bruh that long multiplication question had me trying to teach myself how to do long multiplication in my head for like most of a long walk in the woods. I went through like a million different wrong methods to try and rediscover the correct one

7:00 damn, Joey really did a "This is brilliant, but I like this" on camera. And I respect him all the more for it. If you have a chance to chase your passions, go for it.

A lot of those question are so vague or have incorrect answers. Laika dog was not the first animal in space. It was a monkey. Laika was the first animal sent into the orbit. This quiz is truly something smh

52:00 that moment Connor shouts his answer "aaaaaahh morning" for A.M sent me 😂😂😂😂😂

Great stream as always!

I refuse to believe that "who is the first programmer" is a commonly known fact

The seas question has me scratching my head. What about the mediterranean? The black sea? The red sea? The baltic and hudson seas are hardly more landlocked than those.

regarding the 5 olypics rings I think it was made that way based on the 5 representing nations: North America, South America, Africa, Australia, and Eurasia, which is disputed to be the same at the time of the first modern olypics and even now with how it is oddly split differently compared to other continental borders

I live right next to Malaysia and i have never heard of that strait.

Damn my heart sank when Garnt missed the Summerians. It was literally Fate's Golden boy's back story.

"Alan Turing was around that time right?" late 1800s? You literally JUST talked about how he cracked the enigma machine used by the Nazi's in WWII. You know, the war that took place from 1939 to 1945. The enigma machine wasn't invented in 1919. Turing wasn't born until 1912. Somehow EVERYTHING before this point wasn't dumb enough to set me off but THIS broke me.

On the first question they're already arguing over the existence of fractions and decimals, this will be an interesting episode.

I'm just really happy that I as an art student managed to beat the engineering graduates 😁😁

Engineers btw, both failed the math questions. Truly putting that degree to full use

I ate chocolate pudding while listening to Joey’s shitting story. I regret nothing.

Lol seeing Connor, Joey and Garnt all fighting over the points here is a trend carried onto the next quiz they do 1 month later I see lol 🤣

According to Joey, apparently the United Parcel Service and the United States Postal Service are the same thing, despite one being the mail system run by the government and the other being a private company that delivers packages.