The following question was presented:
This week we're going to ask a geography question. I hear so much about the fact that Americans only know what's going on inside their country, but does anyone else really know any better? Using a purely scientific means of ruling out anything scientific, I'm going to answer this based on this week's vote question. Karen was out with her friends in the UK and they asked where she was living. She told them California. Which of the following was the response?
Results:
I thought you were living in San Francisco was the clear winner with 100% of the votes selected from the following:
- I thought you were living in the US (0%)
- I thought you were living in San Francisco (100%)
- Is that near Luxembourg? (0%)
- Is that just up past Leeds? (0%)
Graphic of Results:
Analysis:
I think this is the first time I've asked a question and the majority of the votes have answered correctly. And not only the majority, but everyone who voted got it right. Go pat yourself on the back. Maybe get a cup of tea and take it easy for five minutes - you deserve it.
I guess the answer given is the least worrying. I quite like the idea of someone asking if it's just up past Leeds, but I don't think anyone would make that mistake.