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00:25Thank you. Yes. Thank you very much. Thanks, Gerald.
00:28Welcome to Kart Sharks. I'm Alex Paris. We dealt out to karts and let's meet our champion and our new
00:35challenger. Here we have Brandon Struggs, our one-day champion with $8,000. Welcome back. Thank you. Glad to be
00:44back. Glad to have you here as well. If he could win four more games, he'll be driving off in
00:50a Toyota Tacoma with over $25,000.
00:58So tell us a little bit about yourself, Brandon, for the folks to refresh their memory.
01:04Yes, again. I'm 34 from Western North Carolina. I work at a casino and my spare time I'm a ring
01:11announcer for a couple of wrestling organizations in Georgia and I am a game show YouTuber as well.
01:17That's nice to hear. And our challenger today is Brandon Martin. Welcome to the show.
01:23Glad to be here, Alex. Glad to have you here. Tell us a little about yourself, Brandon Martin.
01:29Well, my name is Brandon Martin and I'm from a small town in Hermston, Oregon, same as Mr. Ben Spindon.
01:37That's correct.
01:39And for me, and I'm 19 years old and I go to college at Blue Mountain Community College and I'm
01:44studying broadcast journalism.
01:46Very nice. Have you actually two met in person before?
01:49We have.
01:51That's nice to hear.
01:53So you both cut the cards?
01:56Yep.
01:57And the first question will go to the champion, which is Mr. Scruggs.
02:02It's a challenge of the Brandons. Which Brandon will win?
02:07All right, Mr. Scruggs. Here's your first question.
02:10And we asked 100 bachelors.
02:12Have you ever been fixed up with a real loser?
02:15How many bachelors said yes, they've been fixed up with a real loser?
02:20Um, it's, I find it probably to be three comments.
02:25I'd say a good number of them probably have.
02:31So I'm going to say about 37.
02:3537 out of 100 bachelors said yes, they've been fixed up with a real loser.
02:39Brandon Martin, do you think that's higher or lower than 37?
02:44Well, you got to admit, I agree with Mr. Scruggs' good opinion because for me, I don't want to be
02:51with a real loser to be exact for that.
02:54But for this one, I'm just going to go higher than that.
02:59You're going to go higher.
03:01The actual number of bachelors said that they've been fixed up with a real loser is?
03:0527.
03:06It's not higher, it's lower by 10.
03:09Oh, wow.
03:11No one wants to be fixed up with a real loser.
03:16Mr. Scruggs, your first card is the jack.
03:19Okay.
03:20Let's try lower than the jack.
03:22Lower than the jack.
03:24No, the eight.
03:27Here we go again.
03:29Don't feel down, Mr. Scruggs.
03:32And Mr. Martin, your first card is a six.
03:37Well, not bad.
03:38Let's go risk the odds and go higher than that six.
03:41Higher than the six, the jack.
03:43Oh, good one.
03:44Lower.
03:45Lower than the jack.
03:46No, the queen.
03:48Dang it.
03:48Got to go back to the six.
03:50And Mr. Martin, the next question will go to you.
03:55We asked 100 people who have been divorced seven times or more.
04:01Are you a difficult person to live with, honestly?
04:05How many of these people said yes, they're a difficult person to live with?
04:11Well, for some other people, I would say, because they have been divorced many a times, though.
04:19Because, like, for example, in a relationship, they cheat on somebody and go back to the same one.
04:30For this one, it might go a little bit of a mid-range number.
04:36I'm going to say 45.
04:3845 out of 100 people who have been divorced seven times more said that they're a difficult person to live
04:42with.
04:44Brandon, Scruggs, do you think that's higher or lower than 45?
04:49I'm going to have to say, and the answer's going to be just a little bit lower.
04:55You say it's a little bit lower.
04:59The actual number of people who have been divorced seven times or more said that they're a difficult person to
05:04live with is 47.
05:06It's not lower.
05:07It's higher by two.
05:10Wow.
05:10And, Brant and Martin, since you won a question, you can change the six if you like, or you can
05:15play on.
05:16You know what?
05:17Let's go ahead and change that six.
05:19The six becomes a ten.
05:22Not a good change.
05:26Well, let's go for the odds and go lower than that ten.
05:29Lower than a ten and eight.
05:35That becomes his new base card.
05:37Can't take the cards away from him.
05:40And, Mr. Scruggs, you get the third question.
05:48Dropping the phone.
05:51We asked 100 married men, if you and your wife kept a parrot, and one day he said, I love
05:58you, Big Al, would you be suspicious?
06:01How have these married men said yes, they would be suspicious?
06:06Well, I mean.
06:08Go ahead.
06:09No, no.
06:09It's Mr. Scruggs' turn.
06:11Oh, okay.
06:12Go ahead, Brant and Scruggs.
06:14My bad.
06:16It's confusing enough what you, Brant and Scruggs, say.
06:20In this particular case, parrots typically only tend to mimic what they hear or what they're taught.
06:30And if they've heard that enough times to where the parrot's saying something, they've either been watching too much TV
06:36or something fishy is going on.
06:39So, you're asking for how many would get suspicious about it?
06:43Yes.
06:45I'm going to say it's going to be a reasonably high number.
06:47I'm going to say somewhere around 70.
06:5070 out of 100 married men say that they would be suspicious if they have a parrot.
06:54And one day they said, I love you, Big Al.
06:59Brandon Martin, do you think that's higher or lower than 70?
07:02Oh, my goodness.
07:04Well, for a parrot saying, I love you, Big Al.
07:11Oh, my goodness.
07:13For this one, they would be suspicious, though.
07:16And for that number, I'm just going to go just a tad bit lower than that.
07:20You say it's a tad bit lower.
07:23Well, I am going to tell you that the actual number of married men said that they would be suspicious
07:27if their parrot said, I love you, Big Al, is 69.
07:32It is lower by one.
07:35I knew I should have said it.
07:37I was thinking about the number, and I didn't want to be that guy.
07:41Should have been that guy.
07:43So, Brandon Martin, you have an 8.
07:46Would you like to keep it or change it?
07:48Let's change that card.
07:50The 8 becomes the king.
07:52All right.
07:53Good card.
07:54Lower than that king.
07:55Lower than the king of five.
07:58Higher.
07:59Higher than the five, the jack.
08:02Lower.
08:02For the first game in $500, lower, a 10.
08:06First game in $500.
08:08Yes.
08:09All right.
08:11So, if you win one more game, you'll be the new champion.
08:14So, Brandon Scruggs, this is make or break for you.
08:16And we're going to go into our second game right after we take time out from these words.
08:27And we're back with Card Tricks, where Brandon Martin has won the first game of five at ours.
08:32So, this will be make or break for Scruggs.
08:35We've dealt with brand new decks of cards.
08:37And Brandon Martin is going to get the first question of game two.
08:41Brandon Martin, we asked 100 married women.
08:45When your husband is in a romantic mood, but you're not, do you feel guilty?
08:49How many of these married women said, yes, they feel guilty if their husband's in a romantic mood, but they're
08:56not?
08:58Oh, man.
09:00That's a very good question.
09:02Because, you know, I would say some people would get in a romantic mood, but the husband is actually not.
09:11They don't want to feel like they're having much thoughts about each other.
09:17But for this one, probably it's just a mid-range number of this one.
09:22I'm going to have to go ahead and say 55.
09:2455 out of 100 married women said that they would feel guilty if their husband's in a romantic mood, but
09:30they're not.
09:31Brandon Scruggs, do you think that's higher or lower than 55?
09:35I'm going to say it's just a little bit lower.
09:39You say it's a little bit lower.
09:42The actual number of married women said that they'd feel guilty if they're not in a romantic mood, but their
09:47husband is.
09:5053.
09:50It's lower by two.
09:53Wow.
09:54Man, these Brandons are getting so close by one, two.
09:59It's going to be exciting.
10:01Brandon, your first card is a deuce.
10:03Wow.
10:05Okay, time to play catch-up.
10:07Let's go higher.
10:08Higher than the two.
10:09It's a nine.
10:11All right.
10:12I'm still looking for some base cards, so I'm going to go against the odds here and go higher.
10:16Against the odds.
10:17Higher?
10:17No.
10:18The thongs.
10:20Lose those cards.
10:21Going back to your base card.
10:23I'll deal with that later.
10:24And, Martin, your first card is the queen.
10:27Oh, my.
10:28Good card.
10:28Lower.
10:29Lower than the queen.
10:30A three.
10:32Higher.
10:32Higher.
10:33Higher than a three.
10:34A five.
10:35Higher.
10:36He's a gambler.
10:37Higher than a...
10:37No.
10:38A four.
10:39Dang it.
10:40Almost had that clean sweep.
10:42We've got to fill up those cards for both Brandons.
10:45And, Brandon Scruggs, you get the next question.
10:48Okay.
10:49Mr. Scruggs, we asked 100 people, do you approve of having nonviolent convictees to work without
10:55pay to help the poor and elderly?
10:57How many people say yes, they approve of nonviolent convictees to work without pay to help the poor
11:03and elderly?
11:08How many people say yes, they approve of the poor and poor and poor and poor and poor, and so
11:12on a personal level, if they are, I mean, if they're already incarcerated as it is, so, if they feel
11:24like they could want to try to contribute, maybe to help their case be able to maybe get out early
11:29on good behavior, and it's something that they wouldn't mind doing.
11:34If they're wanting to volunteer their services, that's understandable, and, I mean, it could help build toward their case, but,
11:42yeah, not to get paid for it, some people probably have something to say against that.
11:48So, based on my prediction, what I think most people would say, I'm going to say, it's going to be
11:56about a minimum number, I'm going to say maybe, like, 53.
12:0053 out of 100 people say that they approve of having nonviolent convictees to work without pay to help the
12:05poor and elderly.
12:07Brandon Martin, do you think that's higher or lower than 53?
12:12Well, I would agree with Brandon Scruggs, what he's saying, that they would appreciate that, but for this one, I
12:20might have to go, just guess the odds and go a little bit lower than that.
12:25You say it's a little bit lower than that.
12:28Yes.
12:28The actual number is 86.
12:31It's not lower, it's higher.
12:36Wow.
12:37All right, Brandon Scruggs, you have a deuce.
12:39Do you want to keep it or change it?
12:43I'm going to keep the deuce and go higher.
12:46Higher than the two, a seven.
12:52Let's go with the odds this time, higher.
12:55Higher than the seven, the king.
12:58Lower.
12:59Lower than the king.
13:00No, the ace of spades.
13:03Really?
13:04Oh my goodness.
13:06I'm going to have a damn ace, I swear.
13:08Ah.
13:10It happens.
13:11All right, Brandon Martin, you have the queen.
13:13What would you like to do, higher or lower?
13:16You know what, let's try again.
13:18Lower than the lady.
13:19Lower than the lady, a four.
13:22All right, good one.
13:23Higher.
13:23Higher than the four, an eight.
13:27Let's freeze.
13:28Okay, he's going to freeze on the eight.
13:30That becomes his new base card, and Brandon Martin will get the third question.
13:35All right.
13:36We asked 100 single women, when a man buys you expensive gifts, does it make you more willing
13:43to put out?
13:44How many single women said yes, it makes you more willing to put out?
13:50Well, I would say probably that the ladies would do that by expensive gifts for someone, and
13:58then they would put it out, like, for example, like an auction or something else, like, probably
14:05a big garage sale, for example, and they would do that for this one.
14:12I'm going to have to go with a little bit of a mid-range number.
14:15I'm going to have to go with around 47.
14:2247?
14:24Yes.
14:25All right.
14:2547 out of 100 single women said that they would be more willing to put out when a man
14:30buys you expensive gifts.
14:32Brandon and Scruggs, do you think that's higher or lower than 47?
14:37Well, typically, if they get a really expensive gift, yeah, it tends to make them want to.
14:42It also depends on the type of character that the lady has.
14:47Typically, I've seen it to probably be higher in this case.
14:50I'm going to go higher.
14:51You say higher.
14:53The actual number of single women said that it makes them more willing to put out when
14:57a man buys them expensive gifts is 27.
15:01That's not higher.
15:02It's lower.
15:05All right, Mr. Martin, you have a terrible card, the 8.
15:08Do you want to change it or play it?
15:10Let's change that 8.
15:12All right.
15:13The 8 becomes the Ace.
15:16All right.
15:17Good card.
15:18Lower.
15:18Lower than the Ace of 7.
15:23You know what?
15:24What the heck?
15:25Let's risk it and go higher than that 7.
15:27For the championship, higher.
15:29No.
15:30A duplicate.
15:31We could be here forever.
15:33You lose those cards, and Brandon and Scruggs, you have a 2.
15:37Same situation.
15:38Let's try this again.
15:40Higher.
15:41Higher than a 2, a 6.
15:44Higher.
15:44Higher than a 6, the Jack.
15:48Lower.
15:48Lower than a Jack, a 3.
15:51Higher.
15:52For a tie game, higher than a Jack.
15:54We're going into a tie game.
15:56Yeah.
15:58Finally.
16:00So you both have 500 hours in the tiebreaker game.
16:04There will only be three questions and three cards dealt out.
16:07There they are.
16:08And Brandon and Scruggs will get the first question of the tiebreaker.
16:13And we asked 100 first graders,
16:16Someday, would you like to have a kid like you?
16:18How many first graders said yes, they would like to have a kid just like them?
16:24Hmm.
16:28Um.
16:31Not sure on this one.
16:32I mean, it's a good one.
16:34Um.
16:36I think I was a relatively good kid.
16:38Yeah, I was a little mischievous, but nothing that my parents couldn't handle.
16:43I'm going to say probably it would be a high number.
16:47Maybe like 70.
16:47You say 70 out of 100 first graders said that they would like to have a kid like them.
16:53Brandon Martin, do you think that's higher or lower than 70?
16:56Well, in my personal opinion, I was a good kid at that time.
16:59And I had a little ups and downs about it.
17:02Well, for first graders, have a kid like them.
17:06For this one, I'm just going to have to go a little bit lower than that.
17:10You say it's going to be a little bit lower than 70.
17:13And the actual number of first graders said that someday they would like to have a kid like them is
17:1859.
17:19It is lower.
17:22All right.
17:24And Brandon Martin, your first card is a 10.
17:28Please change that card.
17:31The 10 becomes a 5.
17:33Okay, that's pretty good.
17:35Let's go higher than the 5.
17:36Higher than the 5, a 6.
17:42Let me go ahead and freeze on there.
17:45He's going to play it safe.
17:46He only needs one card to win.
17:49And Brandon Martin, you get this next question.
17:52All right.
17:54We asked 100 first graders,
17:56do you have a secret hiding place that even your parents don't know about?
17:59Well, how many first graders said yes,
18:02they have a secret hiding place that their parents don't even know about?
18:08Oh, man.
18:09Well, for some first graders,
18:12they do have like a secret hiding spot
18:15where the parents do not know where they can't find or anything like that.
18:21But for this one,
18:24a little bit of like a mid-low number on this one.
18:28Let me go ahead and probably a little high.
18:30I'm going to go with 60.
18:3360 out of 100 first graders said
18:35they have a secret hiding place that your parents don't even know about.
18:39Brandon Scroach, do you think that's higher or lower than 60?
18:42Most parents are pretty good about keeping their children's rooms clean,
18:48so I'm pretty sure they can find certain places,
18:51all their hiding places and stuff.
18:52So I'm going to say the answer is going to be a little bit lower.
18:54You say it's going to be a little bit lower.
18:57The algorithm number of first graders said
18:59that they have a secret hiding place
19:00that even your parents don't know about is?
19:0384.
19:04It's not lower.
19:05It's higher.
19:07So, Brandon Martin, you have a 6.
19:09You can keep it or change it.
19:12Let's go ahead and change that card.
19:15Very well, then.
19:16The card is now a 10.
19:19Yeah, well, not bad.
19:22Let's risk the odds and go lower than that 10.
19:24For the new championship blower, yes, it's a 9.
19:28You're the new champion.
19:32Thank you, Brandon Scruggs.
19:34So you're our new champion, Brandon, with $1,000,
19:37and Brandon Scruggs, spend your $8,500 wisely.
19:42Thank you, sir.
19:43All right, and Brandon Martin, are you ready for the money cards?
19:47Let's go, Alex.
19:48But before we do that, we're going to take a quick commercial break
19:51to see if you can crack the bank.
19:58We're here at the money cards with our new champion, Brandon Martin.
20:01He's ready to play for $40,000.
20:03Are you ready?
20:05Yes, I'm ready to go, Alex.
20:07All right, you start on a bottle of $200,000, three cards.
20:10You move to the next level, $900,000, and three more cards.
20:13Minimum bet's $50,000, so you get up to the big bet
20:15where you must pay at least half of your money.
20:18And you do not lose on a double.
20:19We'll just carry your bet over.
20:20Any questions?
20:23No questions at all, Alex.
20:25All right, let's give the man $200, please.
20:29You can change your card at any time on the three levels if you need to.
20:32$200,000, you have the queen.
20:34Oh, good card.
20:35Let's go $150 lower.
20:37$150 lower than the queen, it's a nine.
20:40$350 and a nine, and you can change it if you don't like it.
20:44You know, let's go ahead and change that card to number two.
20:47Careful, Brandon.
20:48This is actually based off of the Jim Perry version.
20:50We don't have spare cards here.
20:53Oh, I understand.
20:54The next card comes off the top of the deck.
20:57Can you change the card?
20:59You have a ten.
21:02Okay.
21:03Well, let's go for the minimum bet, $50 lower.
21:07$50 lower than a ten, a deuce.
21:10All right, very good card.
21:12All of it higher.
21:14Of course, it's a ten.
21:17All right.
21:18We move the ten up to the next level.
21:20We'll give you $900.
21:23Let's go ahead and just do another minimum bet, $50 lower.
21:28$50 lower than a ten, a three.
21:33Let's go.
21:34All of it higher.
21:35All of it.
21:37Higher than a three.
21:38Oh, it's a two.
21:39Dang it.
21:40Oh, man.
21:42Oh, well.
21:44Brandon, Brandon, Brandon.
21:46You did so good.
21:47The only card I would have heard you was the two.
21:50But you still have your $1,000 from the main game you won earlier.
21:56Oh, yeah.
21:57And we'll get to see you on the next episode of Card Sharks.
22:00And who will we face off this time?
22:02You'll have to find out on the next episode of Card Sharks.
22:05See you all next time.
22:07If you'd like to be a contestant on Card Sharks, leave a comment down below this video or contact our
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22:1820.
22:48I'll see you all next time.
22:54This is Gerald Herald speaking for Card Sharks, an 04GS TV channel movie production.
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