Internet's Hardest Brain Teasers & Riddles! | Boys Vs. Girls

[@ChrisLange-jx5jo]

I totally agree with Travis. If you ignore order of operations, it's not math, it's something you made up.

[@dynasties2023]

@@ChrisLange-jx5jo I think it's only like that because it's a riddle, but I'm not 100% sure 😭

[@RockyRajkumar-yg1ee]

Yes, according to BODMAS

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

It's still math, it's just not correct

[@navjyotsingh1987]

Thank you it was driving me crazy.....he ignored BODMAS and he is Indian.😐

[@mickelboy182]

To be fair, half of these riddles use ridiculous logic

[@hfkrexx]

that math wasnt mathing at all, and Nick was 100% right on 5 squares after that bs 4x in the start. I´m thinkin Nick is smarter than he plays

[@ClassifiedRanTom]

I like how Nick proves how stupid the “4 Triangle” puzzle was in Round 18.

[@darkdudironaji]

#10 is stupid. You don't make 4 triangles. You make 4 triangle. That's a BIG difference.

[@dylanstewart9]

I would’ve been pissed about the math one too because it doesn’t make sense

[@Dctctx]

I’m not good at math and even I knew that was complete bs

[@hysterikole1]

15:46 if you are going to use the roman numeral b.s. in one riddle, you gotta give him one for this one...and he should get an extra point dor thinking outside of the box (the square?)

[@mrcydonia]

He should have gotten two points. I demand justice!!

[@B.D.F.]

The math part was so dumb. You don’t read it left-to-right like a sentence, you do it in order of operations.

[@screenplaya4562]

Nick deserves a bonus point for getting the 5 squares puzzle TWICE.

[@joshuathierry9445]

if the 4 squares was right, than nick was right twice

[@tracyyan1688]

​@@joshuathierry9445the triangle doesn't has s in the question,and 5 squares has s in it,that's why he can't use v□😂

[@ChrisLange-jx5jo]

@@tracyyan1688 I was just about to make the same comment until I saw you already had. However, it sounded to me like Abi misread the 4 triangle question and added the s. Which if that's true, then Nick should have gotten two points because of the mistake in how the questions were both read in a similar way.

[@bobneilon3958]

Travis was correct about the math problem. Dude was not happy being told he was wrong

[@minenoturs4271]

yea thats how i was doin it 13:11

[@alliekutchaka4345]

Ashley's happiness is so contagious, I love her. 😍❤😅

[@dynasties2023]

Ashley, is very loud, but that's her personality and I'm here for it 🤣. Never change Ashley, never change.

[@Tsunami1972]

If you took your BS 4 triangles answer, you gotta take that 5 squares answer.

[@the3nder1]

Yes! Thank you. I was yelling this at the screen.

[@happygimp0]

To the 4 Triangles with only moving 1 pen: Take one pen and draw 4 triangles with it.

[@abdorizk2108]

12:40 listen to this guys, this guy knows what he's talking about

[@WolfAZA]

That's why I hate these online math things .... Can no one follow the rules of math

[@WolfAZA]

@@abdorizk2108 if only they use Google 😃 they will it's wrong before the show 😔

[@ariel3725]

I'm with Travis on that one.

[@christophermcdonald8708]

Love when the reactors are correcting the host on PEMDAS. If you're going to put in a math problem, use proper math.

[@Jivs90]

PEMDAS is only a tool for organizing the operations in the problem, but by itself, it is not sufficient to solve the problem correctly. In fact, PEMDAS isn't a mathematical law at all. It is merely an agreed-upon convention to work “linear” math problems. Source: Google

[@WaferMan2012]

@@christophermcdonald8708 We remember it as please excuse my dear aunt Sally

[@angrytedtalks]

He explicitly stated it didn't follow those rules.

[@ddichny]

You could even resolve four switches in the last one if you were careful. 1. Turn on switches 1 and 2 and leave them on long enough for the bulb (and its socket) to get really hot (if either of those is the light switch). 2. Turn off switch 2 and turn on switch 3 (leaving 1 also on). 3. Hurry into the room and feel the bulb. 4. Results: A) bulb on and quite hot - answer is switch #1. B) bulb off and hot -- switch #2. C) bulb on and barely hot yet - switch #3. D) bulb off and cold - switch #4.

[@rolfbeckman7765]

"That's not what we do here" What!? Math is math. It does not changes rules cause you want it to.

[@ChrisLange-jx5jo]

@@rolfbeckman7765 Exactly. I think it would have been okay if he called it an Arithmetic problem and not a Math problem because Arithmetic does ignore Order of Operations (mostly).

[@bobneilon3958]

@@rolfbeckman7765 most of the producers on this channel are lacking in knowledge of the subjects they present. It's sad

[@shimmercastiel4404]

This is what happens when the people who didn’t pay attention in math class make the decisions. It’s not even that hard PEMDAS

[@bigponce1]

If the 4 triangle worked, then the 5 square should have counted with the V square.

[@wasteland5000]

P.E.M.D.A.S Parentheses Exponents Multiplication (can be switched with division) Division (refer above) Addition (same with subtraction) Subtraction (look above)

[@joshuathierry9445]

yeah, like travis, the solution was wrong, bc of pemdas

[@marknandor784]

In round 4, there's an even more straightforward way to solve. After the E in FIVE, draw a horizontal line, and after that draw a vertical line. This gives you FIVE-1, and 5-1 = 4.

[@RyanGriffiths-r9k]

I did too. I was watching this with a friend at a pub and it we bet right before that one whoever got one right first won, loser buys winner a pint. I got it right and he agreed. When answer was read he challenged me. We put it to the waitress to decide the winner. she told us to solve it next question. Success for me. He didn't want a rematch so I paused it. Right when it came I played question 6 and said drinking this pint makes me feel like I am sitting on top of the world

[@RyanGriffiths-r9k]

He missed rhe joke

[@Caexkepesk]

Come on Abhi, throwing out order of operations is not a riddle or a brain teaser. That was bull and you know it.

[@CottidaeSEA]

Yeah, that one was a stretch and a half. At that point you're not even doing the mathematically ambiguous ones where you *need to* solve left to right rather than from any direction (assuming proper order of operations in both cases) to get the correct answer. I can at least accept those ones since it's commonly accepted that for ambiguous cases you just solve it left to right just to get a consistent answer, even though it's technically not valid if you don't get the same result regardless of the direction you solve in.

[@Lightning_Lance]

If the answer they come up with is better than your intended answer, they should get the point imo. V□ should have counted

[@keithgoodman5000]

Sorry... that is 4 triangle, NOT 4 triangles! Bad riddle. :P

[@cmudd9788]

What makes it even worse is when the guy does the exact same thing later with the 5 squares, it's considered wrong.

[@Lightning_Lance]

if triangle is algebra then 4triangle = 4 * triangle = 4 triangles

[@BuccWylde]

Actually the host screw up the answer. If he moves the pen up just a bit higher, it closes the number four and then you have two triangles, plural. His four should have looked like "4", but his example came up just a bit shy of being a closed four.

[@mikefelty2625]

The math one at 11:14 has more than one solution since order of operations doesn't apply. It can be either 2÷1+6×6=48 or 2×1+6×6=48.

[@jasonlebeau1288]

I'm with Travis, that math question got me shook.. you can't use math and just ignore order of operations. Shame on whoever thought that was a good idea to pose as a question on the internet where so many easily swayed minds might now start thinking THAT's acceptable math. SHAME!

[@ICOROVER]

you can is a game in countdown (a uk program) they give you 6 random numbers to make another one. you can only use +-*/

[@kevwwong]

@@ICOROVER I think they did this in the Devil's Plan (Korean competition show) as well.

[@Kara-ke1ph]

the 4 triangles one was so freaking dumb lol

[@B.D.F.]

Especially when it’s heard as “four” not that very specific way of writing a 4. Most people close the top, or leave the bars vertical.

[@Kara-ke1ph]

and especially when Nick did the same solution for the 5 Squares it was wrong lol

[@bearzerger]

I think drawing two lines bisecting both triangles on the tablecloth with one of the pens and putting it back afterwards would have been a better solution.

[@denzelwashington1365]

I was thinking you just take one pen and draw four triangles lol

[@TeriAZen]

I was thinking, pick up the Pen, take the lid off and draw two extra triangles before putting it back, that was my solution! (Move one pen to make 4 triangles)

[@carlap748]

It pissed me off too when they threw BODMAS out the window 🤣

[@pritzka5182]

Nick's V□ was excellent double points

[@timisme8360]

round 6 Ashley is killing it and Travis is sitting, watching the world go by. Lol She is so excitable and her reactions make me smile.

[@lorrefl7072]

The light bulb one doesn't work in Belgium (and probably other European countries?) because we don't have classic light bulbs that grow warm anymore, only the energy saving ones. I just went to feel a bulb from a light that has been on for 2 hours and it's cool to the touch.

[@pr0cr4st1na7or]

My problem with a lot of these type of "riddles" is that they present ambiguous situations and then act as if there's only one possible answer (also, they frequently misunderstand/butcher math).

[@_ali_707]

Precisely!

[@paullambert8701]

19th floor in some place. Many skyscrapers traditionally omitted the 13th floor.

[@justanotherchad9554]

This was what I thought would be the catch if this puzzle. I had no clue people would think they were on the 12th floor!! I thought 18 was so obvious that the 13th floor formality must be the trick.

[@bigmichael6156]

only in the USA

[@MCG55SS]

the order of operations was the WORST brain tease because its breaks the rules.

[@MichaelSmith-ug6qk]

Yes that guy has my full support for that. Seems like the others in the room heard the term "order of operations" for the first time right there

[@GP-qz6kk]

A better answer would be: 2+1-6*6 ≠ 48 I.E., the line for division actually being a slash through the equal sign to change it to "not equal to" (And then it really doesn't matter what symbols you put otherwise).

[@lauren_sunshine]

The coffin one is a good riddle, but people do sometimes purchase their coffins, funeral plots, etc before they die so they do technically buy it and use it

[@nerdytrashpanda]

simpler solution with the jugs: instead of filling the 3 first, here is what you do fill the 5 liter jug first, pour into 3 liter meaning you will have 2 liters left in the 5 liter jug, empty the 3 liter jug and pour the remaining 2 liters into it (you now have 2 liters in the 3 and 0 in the 5), then fill the 5 liter again and pour the remaining 1 liter into the 3 liter to be left with 4 liters in the 5 liter jug. only need to fill twice and empty once instead of fill 3 times and empty once

[@xavierrose9283]

This is like the Die Hard solution

[@sassanrikuo7480]

Travis was right lol if there’s no order of operations it’s just random bs to get an answer 😂

[@nonamephinsyt]

I love that one of the reactors finally called y'all out for being wrong on 14.

[@a.westerberg6392]

Im with Travis, if long time no see counts, which was absurd and not a legit puzzle, then we need to use order of operations for a math puzzle

[@Amy-0613]

exactlyyy i came here to comment the same

[@GuyWithNoNickName]

A “Century” is a long time. and the word Century had no “C” …I don’t see how that doesn’t make sense?

[@a.westerberg6392]

Century being a long time is subjective and not specific at all. A true word puzzle would have been, "ong Time" and then the answer is Long time no L. Its a bad puzzle and any sanctioned trivia contest with actual stakes would have thrown it out in prep. I speak from experience.

[@maplenerd22]

@@a.westerberg6392 Century being long time is NOT subjective by any stretch of the imagination. Any time frame that stretches beyond a person's life expectancy is considered a long time. That's not even debatable. WTF. How you are you guys this clueless is beyond me.

[@a.westerberg6392]

@@maplenerd22 So when talking about earth history, or evolution, 100 years is not a long a time. Wow it was that easy to prove that a long time is subjective. More to the point, how you dont understand what a word puzzle is and how they work is hilarious. Let me guess, you dont understand how the order of operations works for the math puzzle either..

[@niecey918]

Girl can't explain solution, no point. Guy cant explain solution(summer, i have no clue) still gets point. What the heck?

[@tyalmonivol2765]

For the light switches. You could also just open the door. flick switches and see what switch flicks on the light.Since when do you need to walk into a room to see if the light is on.

[@kevwwong]

The Taskmaster solution!

[@myfyp2]

Yours is the practical real life solution, not the brain teaser solution 😂

[@GuyWithNoNickName]

I feel the question required a bit more set up for people who think this way. Maybe it’s a small lamp in a basement where you can’t see the light from the doorway, and you would HAVE to enter the room and go downstairs to check it. The reason why it usually isn’t explained like this though, is because that’s not the point of the riddle. It’s not a “real life solution”, it’s a specific scenario

[@5m4llk1ng]

Round 14 shows the education level of people in and off the show. Mathematically wrong but most people just don't care.

[@motelghost477]

11:59 He says you don't use the division, but 2 divided by 1 is the same as 2 multiplied by 1.

[@jasminegibson6326]

The 48 joke made me question life 😭🤣

[@QuantumLeaper25]

At the conclusion of the 4 triangles puzzle, I decided to leave. I can't take it seriously after that.

[@nonsensicalvin]

Ashley, NEVER LOSE YOUR ENERGY GIRL! Haha absolute love it

[@quiltedquickerpicker]

Round 14: PEMDAS has entered the chat

[@UnusualPete]

More like exited, along with logic

[@Nimby45]

Mad props to Ashley on the last question. Well done!

[@dionshare7103]

And Ashley is always just so cute.

[@skanecmt]

Riddle 14 needs to have parentheses ( ) as symbols to use, otherwise 2*1+6*6=38. To make 48 the correct answer, the equation is (2*1+6)*6=48. (2/1+6)*6=48 is also correct. Wrong math just bugs me. Miscalculation can cost lives. Wrong math = death!

[@bendungee1669]

16:18 Round 19: I would say coffin, but it’s not true. “The person who buys it never uses it” does use it. Some people do plan their funerals.

[@tomnicholson2115]

They may buy a coffin and plan to use it, but they won't 'know' they're using it!

[@bendungee1669]

@ They know that they will use it. It’s inevitable

[@tomnicholson2115]

@@bendungee1669 But they will never know they are using it, and the riddle did end with "the person that uses it doesn't know theyre using it".

[@bendungee1669]

@@tomnicholson2115 I understand what your stressing. They are dead and so they don’t know they are using it. But you do understand that they know it will be used. If you don’t agree with this then this is like the chicken and egg story in perspective.

[@tomnicholson2115]

@@bendungee1669 Mm, I can admit the riddle was flawed in saying the person that buys it, will never use it, which is true I guess in most cases, but not in the scenario you put forward which certainty happens with some people. So I'll say the riddle didn't cover all the possibilities very well 😉

[@crazyzee81]

Honestly I'm brain farting here but couldn't you do 2/1=2, 2+6=8, 8x6=48? Like I know 2x1=2 but it works with the division option too.

[@spencertang5155]

Well yeah that’s one of the solutions, but the reactors were complaining that it doesn’t follow pemdas since multiplication comes before division.

[@mayorb3366]

A dried river bed is not a river.

[@Andreseme23]

I’m not sure in English, but in Spanish you can call it a dry river, so it’s technically still a river. There are other ways to call it too. Probably the same happens in English?

[@BruceBanner]

The Eiffel Tower riddle was ridiculous. Instead of " I FELL" they should have used the words "I FULL."

[@threynolds2]

Many word puzzles are meant to be listened to, not read.

[@KillianConnolly]

If a river is dried up it's no longer a river, it's just a riverbed. The reason it's still a river when frozen is because the water is still there, it's just in a solid state and in most cases only the surface is frozen. The river is the water so without water it's not a river, everyone who said dried up is therefore wrong.

[@CottidaeSEA]

There could also be a bridge over the river.

[@KillianConnolly]

@@CottidaeSEA except the riddle specifically said without using a bridge.

[@CottidaeSEA]

@@KillianConnolly Did it? I must've missed it, I know it said without using a boat though.

[@KillianConnolly]

​@@CottidaeSEAyep it said "without getting wet and without using bridge or boat."

[@KillianConnolly]

9:48

[@johnathansaegal3156]

Multiplication is done before addition unless there are parentheses used. Then the parenthesis are calculated first. The "R+R" is not "Summer" due to the "of" that is missing, so total fail on that one, too.

[@NaNslx]

For the 5ltr and 3 ltr riddle, you can also just fill both jugs half way and you have 4 liters.

[@pinakinayak5278]

You are considering the jugs to be perfectly cylindrical and not in any other shape. so if it is in any other shape it would near impossible to know what the half way point is ( Like vase shaped jug or a jug with narrow base and wide mouth

[@maplenerd22]

It would be impossible for you know exactly what the half way point is on the jugs.

[@justanotherchad9554]

"FIVE - |" = FOUR (five minus one equals four)

[@ekhks]

Nick is slick with the V Square.. if i was hosting, i would've given him an extra point.. haha.. Ashley looks different... in a good way.

[@BuccWylde]

1)R+R is a stretch at best. 2)The river being dried up is no longer a river... it's a ravine or some other definition such as non-perrenial or intermitten river, plus it only eliminated about three different ways the dog couldn't have crossed, leaving a myriad of imaginative ways it could've crossed, e.g. hot air balloon, trampoline bounce, shot out of a cannon...literally anything you can dream up. 3) The lightbulb riddle needs to preface that both the lightbulb and circuit are in working condition and the bulb is properly screwed into the socket, otherwise you have no knowledge of the state of the bulb. 4) the math equation equaling 48 needs to follow the accepted rules of PEDMAS to arrive at this sum, so the riddle is formatted wrong and brackets need to be inserted. 5) The four squares and five squares are correct answers and the guy with the roman numeral V is wrong because it leaves a singular square and not multiples. That said, "technically" the host only left one triangle with his solution because he failed to move the pen high enough to close the "4" in order to create two triangles...thus properly being plural, but that is supposed to be the solution.

[@Mali8029]

A dry river can still be a river. There are rivers that can dry on really hot days and are still considered rivers, the proper name is non-perennial.

[@BuccWylde]

@Mali8029 And that's my point. The riddle says river, which by definition is distinctly different from non-perrenial or intermitten rivers. River by itself is defined as a flowing stream of water. Of course the riddle is flawed because it lacks parameters. We don't know how wide, deep, or fast moving the river is. The riddle doesn't specify that the only method of conveyance the dog can use is its own legs/body. The accepted answer of the river being dry or frozen makes the defined river specifically a non perennial or intermitten river due to the state of the climate or temperature of that specific region. It's much like my other examples of the state of the lightbulb or the missing brackets for the math equation. Context is everything and the devil is in the details. Some of the riddles could reasonably have multiple right answers or more specifically, no one correct answer simply because they are too vague, or lack the proper information parameters to have the answer be acceptable to only one solution. I've edited my original post to reflect the difference of definition for the other two types of "non river" rivers.

[@GuyWithNoNickName]

I feel the Light Bulb question required a bit more set up for people who say you can just open the door, or look under the crack. Maybe it’s a small lamp in a basement where you can’t see the light from the doorway, and you would HAVE to enter the room and go downstairs to check it. The reason why it usually isn’t explained like this though, is because that’s not really the point of the riddle. But it does help to properly picture the scenario.

[@jennastorm4785]

If there is NO water in the riverbed, then that's all it is - a riverbed. So the only correct answer is the frozen river.

[@saddlerrye6725]

Jumping over it should also be good, it wasn't specified how wide the river was.

[@maplenerd22]

@@jennastorm4785 The size of rivers vs stream is not defined. You do know that that there are sections of the LA river that a person can jump across. And yet it is still called the LA River. IT NOT called LA stream.

[@TeriAZen]

Stepping stones, also not a bridge or a boat.

[@Nutty-x9o]

2:25 why'd she need an explanation lol the others js shouted it out too

[@سعادمحمدابراهيم-ز7ز]

Yeah abi really pissed me off there

[@Kara-ke1ph]

right? he made her look dumb lol

[@natebarrystein3335]

Anyone can buy or make their own casket knowing they will use it.

[@threynolds2]

How do you know you are using it (in it)?

[@imnotmike]

The coffin one is dumb. How do you know the person who makes a coffin is also the person who sold it? The coffin could be constructed by one person and sold by another. Also, some people do buy their own coffins, so the person who buys a coffin could also be the person who uses it.

[@edszuba3965]

Nick should get two points for the V ◽️. 😏

[@Josh4x4]

Respect the order of operations!

[@echo.echo08]

8:41 that's unfair, they used plural "triangles" yet there's only 1; instruction should have said "4 triangle"

[@niles8102]

Ashley and Travis are giving sibling energy 😂😂😂

[@interestedbystander196]

The 5 squares one should have counted if the 4 triangles did...

[@_ali_707]

I thought the same thing as Nick and I was so irked when the 'answer' wasn't that (it still is).

[@louieguo2909]

For round 14, the answer is also 2 / 1 + 6 * 6 = 48. 2/1 = 2 2 + 6 = 8 8 * 6 = 48 This works because he specifically said that order of operations don't matter.

[@BatfreakinMan]

that's not how math works

[@cadjr2003]

That’s how I did it also

[@germanlugo4712]

under your rules 2/1+6*6 also works

[@TheKingofBattel]

how the f did they come out with 48 i wrote it in my calculator and got 38

[@MyuuriShiina]

@@TheKingofBattel They in europe mostly use pemdas.. and we which is asian use BODMAS .. different rule , different answer

[@jaydelon]

Loved this episode. Maybe you could give them the riddle about the the man a fox a duck and a bag of popcorn crossing the river.

[@JaPls]

Bullseye getting called out for bad Pemdas has to be the best thing ever

[@maplenerd22]

He said at the beginning order or operations did not apply.

[@KeiranTrick]

​@maplenerd22 but it should. You can't divorce the two, and expect it to make any sense. That's not a puzzle at that point.

[@maplenerd22]

@@KeiranTrick It is a puzzle. You understand the difference between a math equation and a puzzle right?? Math DOES NOT equate to puzzle and a puzzle DOES NOT equate to math. The same thing can be said with word puzzles. A lot of the word puzzles do not follow the rules of the English language. But they are stilled considered puzzles.

[@davebrown9725]

Round 2: The building they are on the 6th floor of must not be a "normal" American building, which do not have a 13th floor (floor numbers go from 12 directly to 14). So if you go up 6 floors, you are on the "19th floor".

[@FioreCarp7]

Dang, I didn’t know people in the US are that level of superstitious… 😱 I mean I am a little, but not with the number 13

[@robindude8187]

The math one is wrong. 2x1+6x6=38. When you're doing PEMDAS, you do _all_ multiplication and division _before_ you do addition and subtraction. Effective, 2x1+6x6 can be rewritten as (2x1) + (6x6). This shows how the order of operations is handled by using brackets to separate them into steps.

[@Charun1982]

(2x1+6)x6, or (2/1+6)x6

[@robindude8187]

@@Charun1982 Except there were no bracket in the puzzle, so you can't use them. My version doesn't need them.

[@Charun1982]

@@robindude8187 And what is your version? I have yet to see a single answer following PEMDAS that can solve the puzzle without brackets.

[@andyo5554]

they said order of operation doesn't matter do people not pay attention?

[@robindude8187]

@@andyo5554 Bah! Just because I missed the word "don't"! It's like reading the instructions for making boxed macaroni and cheese and missing the word "drain' (which is the entire instruction). Surely it can't hurt _that_ much! (Yes, I am being facetious, I recognize my mistake. What I heard when going through it was "order of operations applies", missed "don't", but you are correct, that is what was stated.)

[@FloWoodEnT123]

Round 18… you need to give that man a point. He answered the riddle using previously established parameters. He thought outside the box which is the point of a riddle. If “4 🔺” is “four triangles” then “V ▪️” is definitely 5 squares.

[@Anson_AKB]

yes, and from other riddles, it was also established that roman numerals, numbers as words, and numbers with digits are all allowed.

[@ClassifiedRanTom]

I don’t get it, 2 x 1 + 6 x 6 = 38 2 x 1 = 2 6 x 6 = 36 2 + 36 = 38 Multiplication comes before addition. I’m bad at math, but even I remember that!

[@ClassifiedRanTom]

Travis is right!!

[@TheRealRhinji]

The answer was 48, not 38, and Travis was right, should be (2*1+6)x6=48

[@spartanx1386]

The riddle is 2x1= 2 2+6=8 8x6= 48. Which is bs because it doesn’t use order of operation.

[@Alexis-kg1sm]

@@spartanx1386 An old calculator (the basic or simple ones) only does the operations as they are entered, which results in operating everything from left to right. When you press any operation, the last entry is resolved. Button: Display 2:2 / : 2 1:1 + : 2 (first result) 6:6 * : 8 (second result) 6:6 = : 48

[@cinthiaparedes-yw1wv]

You have to respect the order on math operations. That wasn't al right

[@dhruvgeorge]

Round 7, I just went 4-1, 3-0, 9-6, and 7-4, so the common answer is 3. By that logic, 4-1 and 5-2

[@Maxmilian666]

The last question doesn't have a solution cause you don't know the state of the light bulb at start.

[@eagleithrustx777]

#2 wasn’t a riddle. It was just a badly asked question.

[@RobbieeCastillo]

Exactly what I thought 😂

[@johnkarakash]

Casket is a little bit off because some people buy their own caskets. My answer was diapers because babies have no clue what's going on down there!

[@madisnomm3198]

FIVE - I

[@Subotai-w9j]

The 4 triangles answer is wrong. Their solution is 4 triangle, not 4 triangles (missing the plural). An answer to this is to take 2 pens from the second triangle and put them into the first triangle with their tips at one of the intersections positioned such that they insect the opposite pen. This gives you 3 additional triangles inside the already existing triangle, or 4 triangles total.

[@blank6179]

ya u was saying the same but you can only move 1 pen so there ain't no proper answer

[@maplenerd22]

The rules were to move 1 pen. Come on man. At least get the rules right because you present a solution.

[@_ali_707]

@@maplenerd22 I get that, but they're right about the whole 'triangles'/'triangle' situation.

[@maplenerd22]

@@_ali_707 Well then, the answer they presented isn't the answer either because the question was to move 1 pen, not 2 two. The OP is presenting an answer to a different question.

[@_ali_707]

@@maplenerd22 I think they’re saying that the question is flawed - hence why their presenting a different answer as they’re answering what the question should be (taking into account the plural thing).

[@marcosbansuan7057]

1:16 THE ELEVATOR FLOOR! 4:27 the match duh. 4:39 sitting on top of the world 6:14 EIFFEL TOWER! 🗼 8:54 just make a 4 with one triangle thats it. 9:33 long time ( century) no c ( entury) 9:56 the lake was frozen 10:44 the summer. 12:13 2+1=3x6=18x6=48 maybe 13:28 Beijing, London, Moscow, paris, Tokyo,Rome, Madrid 14:59 go up in smoke 15:26 we know Coffin, and up for grabs

[@EdwinSemidey]

Love you Ashley your so so FUNNY . And you get so Animated when you get it.

[@CorranHorn84]

Round 22 = Die Hard: With a Vengeance

[@logank.70]

With the "make FIVE into four" question I feel like you could've done `FIVE - 1` and it would be technically right since the minus sign is one line and the number 1 is the second line.

[@qazwiz]

A second answer for (make five into 4 with just two lines) is even better than their answer because strikeout doesn't remove F E = F I V E - |

[@quickchicken506]

That's the answer I got. Thank for pointing it out.

[@kalyjon]

For the I FELL puzzle I thought it was "I fell down the stairs"

[@FenrirLycross]

Same

[@natesmith9888]

I didnt get Eiffel Tower, Summer, and Long Time No See. Good fun riddles. and ofc Nick the legend won!

[@iMesmerize9]

The words "I fell" were stacked like a tower so it was an "I fell tower" which sounds like Eiffel Tower. R+R was the "Sum of R" Sum R, Summer. ENTURY is the word Century without the C. A Century is a long time. ENTURY is a long time no C. Hope I explained that well enough :).

[@natesmith9888]

@@iMesmerize9 i did understand the explanations in the video afterwards

[@iMesmerize9]

@@natesmith9888 Oh haha, excuse me then 😅

[@PujanTamang379]

@@iMesmerize9 thanks, I didnt get that Entury one lol.

[@sandraperlstein79]

Mykonos is not a capital it is a Greek island.

[@nothsor]

if it's dried up is it really a river?

[@KillianConnolly]

No, no it is not.

[@danielcoetser3664]

It's a non-perennial river.

[@dotsucks]

Mans denyin PEMDAS like it’s a conspiracy

[@smartymcfly7972]

🤣

[@ArmyGuyClaude]

3 ways to do the 3L and 5L questions. 1) fill 3L to top and pour into 5L. Fill the 3L again and fill the 5L up with 2 of the 3L in the 3L jug. One L is remaining in the 3L jug. Now completely empty the 5L jug and put in the remaining 1L from the 3L jug into the 5L jug. Now refill the 3L jug again and then pour the 3L into the 5L jug containing 1L already for a total of four L. 2) fill the 5L full and then pour into the 3L jug leaving 2L remaining in the 5L jug. Pour out the 3L jug. Once the 3L jug is empty pour the remaining 2L from the 5L jug. Once the 5L is empty refill it. Once refilled pour 1L out into the 3L jug which has 2L inside of it, leaving only 4L in the 5L jug. 3) fill both jugs full. Then pour out exactly half from each jug. Once both jugs have only half the total liquid they can hold pour the remaining liquid from the 3L jug in with the remaining liquid in the 5L jug. Half of 3 is 1.5 and half of 5 is 2.5. 1.5+2.5=4.

[@artex98]

#2 and #3 are wrong. You have no marks between completely empty and completely full. Otherwise #2 could be shorter: just fill 4 liters into the 5 liter jug (or fill it completely and pour out 1 liter, no need for the other jug)

[@markuskopter]

@@artex98 You don't need marks for #2. If you have 2 liters in the 3 liter jug only one additional liter fits in, which leaves 4 liters in the 5 liter jug. I'd agree on #3 being wrong, because you probably won't be able to pour out *exactly* half the water from each jug.

[@cameronmoore136]

8:48 That's "4 Triangle" not "4 triangles". Trick question, certainly not a riddle or logical puzzle.

[@pedrojuglar]

19:18 I've watched Die Hard with a Vengeance enough times to know this immediately. 🤣

[@sphenopalatineganglioneuralgia]

The up and down floors question is only hard because it's purposely worded to confuse you and make you think you 'went' down to the sixth floor, not that you're on the 12th floor hypotehtically saying 'if' you go down you'd be on the 6th floor. Not much of a brain teaser when it's really just a confusing way of stating something... lol.

[@Milesco]

Yeah, it's a totally bogus question.

[@solarfluxman8810]

To get an answer of 18, it should have been worded differently. For example, "If you were to go down 6 floors, you would be on the 6th floor. If you were to go up six floors, what floor would you be on."

[@Furby8704]

15:40 Nick 😂

[@barneyDcaller]

2/1+6*6 = 48 (if you are not considering pemdas)