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"Alex seems to enjoy him. I suppose for Alex, he's a pleasant break from the norm. "
Alex admires him because he is so "Bright" as Alex would put it.
Smart guy but not as easy to watch as Ken Jennings.
I feel the opposite, I agreed with whomever it was that said Ken Jennings had the personality of a hall monitor while Austin doesn't seem to take himself too seriously. There were also reports that when Jennings left the show he had some rather unkind things to say about Trebek and the show which I thought was poor form.
He has a history degree and almost had a music major as well. He reads, watches documentaries, and is a general knowledge nerd per one interview I read. He's also done stand up and MC'd a number of fundraisers so his antics are a result of that. He seems like a happy go lucky guy with the ability to remember lots of useless information.
He has a history degree and almost had a music major as well. He reads, watches documentaries, and is a general knowledge nerd per one interview I read. He's also done stand up and MC'd a number of fundraisers so his antics are a result of that. He seems like a happy go lucky guy with the ability to remember lots of useless information.
He's painful to watch and reminds me of the Troll Dolls I collected in the Seventh Grade.
My lack of typing and reading skills snuck in there.
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