Archives: Impossible Trivia

Which company was saved from bankruptcy when its founder took a gamble?

Q: This company narrowly avoided bankruptcy when the founder won a casino game. A: Fedex

What famous annual event began as a publicity stunt?

Q: This famous annual event began as a simple publicity stunt in the early 1900s. A: The Tour de France…

39% of parents say they use their kids as an excuse to buy what?

Q: 39% of parents say they use their kids as an excuse to buy this. What is it? A: A…

35% of adults look forward to doing this every day? What is it?

Impossible Trivia for 1/21/21 Question:  35% of adults look forward to doing this every day? What is it? Answer:   Checking…

The 1st time this occurred in the music world was in the 90s. What was it?

Impossible Trivia for 1/20/21 Question:  The 1st time this occurred in the music world was in the 90s. What was…

65% of managers won’t hire if you don’t do WHAT during the interview?

Impossible Trivia for 1/18/21 Question:  65% of managers won’t hire if you don’t do WHAT during the interview? Answer:  Don’t…

Soon this will no longer be illegal in Virginia. What is it?

Impossible Trivia for 1/14/21 Question: Soon this will no longer be illegal in Virginia. What is it? Answer:  Jay Walking

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