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00:00:00This evening in Who Knows, the blue eye of the Bulgarian theatre and the sunny actress Sani Pich.
00:00:10Hello and welcome to Who Knows, the show after which your brains will be able to lift 200 from the couch.
00:00:32Our great audience is here to have fun, of course, to learn new things.
00:00:36And yes, who are we deceiving? Here they are mostly because of the money!
00:00:42Sellers!
00:00:45I am Alexander Kadiev and some people think that I am a mercantile.
00:00:49This is not true at all and the Estonian lion will tell you the truth.
00:00:54I will tell you, of course, because I don't become so much money from the couch.
00:00:57Mother, thank you.
00:00:59Let me introduce you to our super-gifted captains who spent the budget of this show.
00:01:04These are the actors with the most clever brains.
00:01:06Milica Glabnishka and Hristo Pudov.
00:01:17Bravo!
00:01:18In the team of Milica enters a man who at the time broke through as a singer,
00:01:22but then decided that his acting career is more interesting and gave up on the cinema and the theatre.
00:01:27Some of the top performances in which he plays at the moment are
00:01:30Zgrb Kam Zaleza, Miasto Narechen od Drugade and Za Ljubovta.
00:01:35Applause for the actor with terrible eyes, Petar Antonov!
00:01:39Bravo!
00:01:45Pepo, for me it is a pleasure.
00:01:48This is the man who almost rejected me, thank you.
00:01:51That's right.
00:01:53You look the same age.
00:01:56Did you hear?
00:01:58He is my older brother.
00:02:00In this team you have gathered singers, actors and sex symbols.
00:02:05Oh my God!
00:02:07I didn't know about you, I didn't know.
00:02:10How are you going to work together is the question.
00:02:12How?
00:02:13How are we going to work together?
00:02:14Ideally.
00:02:15Which sector, which poem, which sector?
00:02:18We will dance.
00:02:20Yes, we will dance.
00:02:22Are you going to propose something else?
00:02:24Acrobatic rock.
00:02:2611 o'clock, yes.
00:02:28Acrobatic rock.
00:02:29Thank you, thank you.
00:02:30Charming, gorgeous.
00:02:31Good, good.
00:02:32Now, in the team of PADE, there is an actress who, together with Petar Antonov,
00:02:36plays in the play Miasto Narechen od Drugade.
00:02:39She may want to be from Drugade, but she is already in the team of PADE.
00:02:43Applause for Victoria from Sunny Beach.
00:02:46The new leader of the voice of Bulgaria.
00:02:51And maybe the future Mrs. Tirizis.
00:02:57Boryana Pratoeva.
00:03:05Thank you very much for this opportunity.
00:03:07I thank you for coming.
00:03:08You are the leader of the voice of Bulgaria.
00:03:10Congratulations.
00:03:12Who are you going to partner with there?
00:03:14Or is it a secret?
00:03:15It's a secret.
00:03:16I know you really want to steal it from me.
00:03:19But I can't tell you anything yet.
00:03:21I can't tell you in front of 10,000 people.
00:03:23Yes, among other things, in front of 10,000 people you can.
00:03:25Wait a second.
00:03:26My assistant.
00:03:28Now she will bring the money.
00:03:29Yes.
00:03:30Look, I don't care at all.
00:03:32It's important that you are there.
00:03:33Come on, come on.
00:03:34Now, one question.
00:03:35Milica, thank you for your trust.
00:03:37One question from the yellow press.
00:03:38So.
00:03:39Are you going to marry Cetiridis?
00:03:41And will you really take this absolutely insane family?
00:03:45Boryana Cetiridis.
00:03:47Maybe.
00:03:48Let me think.
00:03:49Give me 10,000 and I'll tell you everything.
00:03:51But you only work for money.
00:03:53I'll tell you everything without money.
00:03:55What?
00:03:56Don't wait.
00:03:57Wait.
00:03:58Why not Boryana Citi, brother?
00:04:00Citi?
00:04:01Very good.
00:04:02It's a very good topic.
00:04:03Maybe Cetiridis, not Citronadis or something.
00:04:06Okay, wonderful.
00:04:08You are very secretive, as always.
00:04:09The audience behind one team, ladies and gentlemen,
00:04:11today will leave with money.
00:04:12And the audience behind the other will also leave with money.
00:04:16But only if you had it before the show.
00:04:19Let's see how the gifts were distributed today.
00:04:22Milica is behind the team.
00:04:23Let's see.
00:04:24One, two, three.
00:04:25Here it is.
00:04:2644 souls.
00:04:27Bravo.
00:04:29Bravo.
00:04:30Bravo.
00:04:31Bravo.
00:04:32Behind the team of PDP, there are ...
00:04:3539 souls.
00:04:40However, you see a lot of dust.
00:04:42I don't want to cause confusion and panic as they say,
00:04:45but the audience on one side has made a very big mistake.
00:04:49And somewhere towards the end of the show,
00:04:51I will tell you exactly which side it was.
00:04:53Without further ado, we will start the game with the team of ...
00:04:56Wait a second.
00:05:00Hristopadev.
00:05:03And Boryana Citi, brother.
00:05:06You are on the move.
00:05:07Now, Boryana.
00:05:08Evharisto Parapoli.
00:05:09I have prepared.
00:05:10I am very positive.
00:05:11Something very important the audience should know about Boryana, brother.
00:05:15This is Milica.
00:05:16It's good to hear it.
00:05:17Milica, we are talking about you.
00:05:18Yes, what?
00:05:19Boryana Bratojeva can't lose.
00:05:22Do you understand?
00:05:23She will be in shock if she accidentally starts to fall.
00:05:27So if she starts to hit some people, you lead.
00:05:31To know what the reason is.
00:05:32To know what the reason is.
00:05:33No, no.
00:05:34She won't hit us.
00:05:35This sport of anger is very, very pleasant to me at the moment.
00:05:39Boryana, I love you.
00:05:40And I love you very much.
00:05:41Choose, please, the best category you want.
00:05:43Me?
00:05:44I will look at you, how beautiful you are.
00:05:46Okay, wait a minute.
00:05:47Oh, my hands are shaking.
00:05:49Greetings to Boryana's mother, Margarita.
00:05:50She has been my friend for about 15 years.
00:05:53Now this is a family television.
00:05:54Yes.
00:05:55But much more family than this show.
00:05:56I know.
00:05:57Give a little more.
00:05:58Margarita is great.
00:05:59Look, Flora Fauna.
00:06:00I had to take some of them to Milica, because she hit us there, you know?
00:06:03Boryana, is it Nasekomite?
00:06:05Nasekomite.
00:06:06Nasekomite.
00:06:07Nasekomite for Nasiska Boryana.
00:06:08You took my Nasekomite.
00:06:10Nasekomite.
00:06:12Great.
00:06:13Let's see now the question behind this category.
00:06:16And it is...
00:06:20What is true about ants?
00:06:22A. They like to freeze over the weekends.
00:06:26B. They have syndicates.
00:06:29And C. They try to avoid harassment.
00:06:33This is not a Nasekomite question.
00:06:36Great.
00:06:37What do you think, A?
00:06:38I am definitely an ant by heart, because I like to stay at home and not freeze over the weekends.
00:06:43To me, the syndicate looked like an ant to me.
00:06:45I don't know why.
00:06:46Me?
00:06:47Yes.
00:06:48So, I work with them, and I am also an ant.
00:06:50Yes.
00:06:53I think it's B.
00:06:55Why?
00:06:56Because you can see how they like...
00:06:59Everything is organized there.
00:07:00Yes.
00:07:01And so are the people in...
00:07:03In the rows.
00:07:04In the rows.
00:07:05They make their way.
00:07:06Everything is organized.
00:07:07Yes.
00:07:08Maybe they don't like it.
00:07:09Yes, there is a lot of...
00:07:10Even though they walk on top of each other's heads from time to time.
00:07:12But this is also a given.
00:07:13Maybe this is also a given.
00:07:15And the syndicates, it's not that there are some tartars along the way.
00:07:18Organizations.
00:07:19Organizations.
00:07:20Some answer for this, others answer for that.
00:07:22Yes.
00:07:23The big ants.
00:07:24The ants with crickets.
00:07:25Well, this is also a little confusing for me.
00:07:27Because the weekends, in my opinion...
00:07:29Yes.
00:07:30Aren't you a friend, tell me?
00:07:32In my opinion, the ants work double during the weekend.
00:07:34They are on double shifts.
00:07:35She knows.
00:07:36She's laughing.
00:07:37Did you understand the price?
00:07:38Don't look at them.
00:07:39It's 10,000 levs and I'll tell you everything.
00:07:41Yes, I'm up there.
00:07:42I'll give you a hint.
00:07:43Oh, up and down.
00:07:44I'm up there.
00:07:45Yes.
00:07:46I'm down.
00:07:47Okay, you...
00:07:49Ants.
00:07:50We're talking about ants.
00:07:51Yes.
00:07:52The golden ant with crickets.
00:07:53Don't you know?
00:07:54There are syndicates or they try to avoid the action.
00:07:57But in the word syndicate, what do you mean, for example?
00:08:01A syndicate is an organization that takes care of the rights of the work of a given organization.
00:08:06A given group.
00:08:07Yes.
00:08:08This is a syndicate.
00:08:09So, if an ant hurts another one, there is a third one that is responsible for being punished.
00:08:16And they are those big ants where they stay the longest.
00:08:19Where they sting the most.
00:08:20Where they sting the most.
00:08:23I don't know.
00:08:24Can you see?
00:08:25Oh.
00:08:26Can you?
00:08:27Come on.
00:08:28Can you see this ant's finger?
00:08:29Please.
00:08:31Okay, but...
00:08:32There is no ant.
00:08:33Did you decide?
00:08:34Almost.
00:08:35It can be very illogical.
00:08:36I don't know.
00:08:37You will decide it.
00:08:38Because a big sting of the ant came up.
00:08:40We will mark that they may try to avoid the action.
00:08:45Great!
00:08:46Mark it.
00:08:47Or to hit the syndicate.
00:08:48Do you want to...
00:08:49Great!
00:08:50Mark it.
00:08:51No!
00:08:52Oops.
00:08:53I love you.
00:08:54It's okay.
00:08:55That was your answer.
00:08:56Pv is changing in the last second.
00:08:57Yes.
00:08:57He's played like that a few times, it's just what he appreciates.
00:09:00Often.
00:09:00Okay, enough. Let's find out.
00:09:02Ants are extremely intelligent animals, very organized,
00:09:04the work there is mercilessly cruel, but it is accurate and on time,
00:09:07unlike some people.
00:09:09Let's see the correct answer now.
00:09:12Ants live a very organized and organized life.
00:09:16But there are still no syndicalist ants.
00:09:19Unlike the drivers,
00:09:21ants constantly exchange ideas for the fastest routes to their destination.
00:09:26And in this way, they avoid confusion.
00:09:29Researchers believe that speed limits
00:09:32and traffic control systems,
00:09:34modeled on the behavior of ants,
00:09:37can help avoid confusion in the human world.
00:09:45You solved it very well.
00:09:47We were.
00:09:47Initially. Why did you listen?
00:09:49Because it was very obvious.
00:09:50But what syndicates?
00:09:52He has a queen there.
00:09:54But where is the syndicate?
00:09:55We approached the whole thing in a more romantic way.
00:09:58That's why.
00:09:59Wait, I'm getting nervous already.
00:10:01I have no syndicate, not you.
00:10:03No, not yet.
00:10:04You are innocent.
00:10:06Wait a minute, don't bother them yet.
00:10:08This is the first question.
00:10:09Zero left.
00:10:10There is still a lot.
00:10:12Before Mirica, you are on the move.
00:10:13Category.
00:10:13Okay.
00:10:14Did you attract something?
00:10:15Begesot, Kostenurka, Ostrov, Cherchio.
00:10:18Famous personalities.
00:10:19It's a very easy category, by the way.
00:10:21If we want to exaggerate.
00:10:23Yes, you first.
00:10:25Oh my God.
00:10:25Okay, let's be practical.
00:10:26Okay.
00:10:27Oh my God, what a panic.
00:10:28Yes.
00:10:29Panic, panic.
00:10:30By the way, a lot of people have supported this category.
00:10:32That's right.
00:10:33I don't know why I recommend it to you as something easy to raise in the financial hierarchy.
00:10:39Let's see the question behind this category.
00:10:45What can glycerin do?
00:10:48A. Drives the colored paint behind the walls to shine again.
00:10:52B. Helps against the light.
00:10:57And C. Can revive dried plants.
00:11:02If this is the case, I will recommend it to my wife to buy it immediately.
00:11:04Glycerin.
00:11:05Glycerin.
00:11:06Because one of us does not survive.
00:11:07It sounds to me like something familiar, which feeds glycerin a lot.
00:11:13I have so much knowledge that I'm already ...
00:11:15Come on, come on, come on.
00:11:16I'm stuck.
00:11:17I see, I see.
00:11:18From chaos.
00:11:19A. Drives the colored paint behind the walls to shine again.
00:11:23B. Could.
00:11:24B. Could.
00:11:25B. Could.
00:11:26Glycerin has such ...
00:11:27Or it adds shine.
00:11:29It adds shine.
00:11:30A. Helps against the light.
00:11:31A. Helps against the light.
00:11:32A. Helps against the light.
00:11:33A. Helps against the light.
00:11:34Here you say that ...
00:11:35Glycerin is a natural product, such animal.
00:11:39What does the animal glycerin come from?
00:11:41From something ...
00:11:44Yes.
00:11:45Finish the glycerin.
00:11:46The glycerin.
00:11:47The glycerin.
00:11:49What properties does glycerin have?
00:11:51It just tells us ...
00:11:52I know everything, but I can't get the exact knowledge of glycerin.
00:11:56Like with love.
00:11:57Yes.
00:11:58Oh, I'm glad I'm in her team.
00:12:00Exactly.
00:12:01Yes, you two are ...
00:12:02We are coffee for the head.
00:12:04Glycerin was put on ...
00:12:05And we are pleased.
00:12:06And we are pleased.
00:12:08Glycerin was put on something to feed it, to survive it.
00:12:12But in the food ...
00:12:13The food ...
00:12:14The world is full of food.
00:12:16It helps against the light.
00:12:17You have already corrected it.
00:12:18For example, if you put a little nitroglycerin, it will absorb it well.
00:12:21Eh, nitroglycerin is something else.
00:12:23It will absorb it well.
00:12:25Maybe it really fills the niche of the wave, which has developed from ...
00:12:30Rather, it relaxes.
00:12:31It relaxes.
00:12:32Yes, it relaxes.
00:12:33Pepo, I don't want to interrupt you, but it is very important that you give a wrong answer.
00:12:36Let's be fair, let's go ...
00:12:38No, no, no.
00:12:39Come on, let's give them advice.
00:12:40Are you kidding me?
00:12:41Friendship is friendship.
00:12:43Very good.
00:12:44Stay aggressive.
00:12:45Aggressive, right?
00:12:46You can eat and dry leafy plants.
00:12:48This can never happen.
00:12:49This can never happen.
00:12:51I am for ...
00:12:52I am for ...
00:12:53It helps against the light.
00:12:54Is that what you are for?
00:12:55Yes.
00:12:56I am for that too.
00:12:57Okay, if I get it wrong the next time, you will answer.
00:12:58We got it.
00:12:59Wonderful.
00:13:00You marked the answer B.
00:13:01Yes, yes.
00:13:02You think so.
00:13:03After you are so curious, do you have any suggestions for the answer?
00:13:06Buriana has.
00:13:07I don't know why I imagined it that way.
00:13:10The leaves of the plant, when you smear them, they become alive, shiny and alive.
00:13:16And they don't dry out.
00:13:17They evaporate with glycerin.
00:13:18They evaporate with glycerin.
00:13:19They don't dry out.
00:13:20They are cured.
00:13:21Smear a corpse with glycerin and let's see if it works.
00:13:24Okay, wonderful.
00:13:25This is practically true.
00:13:26In our show, practically, our viewers always learn something new to help themselves in the battle.
00:13:32Terrible.
00:13:33And let's see the answer.
00:13:34Let's see.
00:13:36Your favorite wavy sweatshirt has sagged and doesn't look good anymore.
00:13:40The reason is that the fibers have shortened and sagged.
00:13:44Wash the sweatshirt and then soak it in warm water with a few teaspoons of glycerin in it.
00:13:50Leave it to stand for 1-2 hours and rinse it carefully.
00:13:55Glycerin softens the wavy fibers and allows them to come to life.
00:14:00Bravo.
00:14:01Bravo.
00:14:02Bravo.
00:14:03Bravo.
00:14:04All right.
00:14:05We learned something new and useful.
00:14:07Yes.
00:14:08Thanks to you.
00:14:10I wanted to say that, but it's not precisely so.
00:14:12300 Lest for the Milica team.
00:14:14Bravo.
00:14:15300 Lest.
00:14:16Use your brain.
00:14:17They will be three thousand.
00:14:18The PDF team played and you can start.
00:14:20We are here.
00:14:21And we can.
00:14:22And we will.
00:14:23Let's happen.
00:14:24Burianka's pumping up a lot.
00:14:25It's coming.
00:14:26Let's see now.
00:14:27I was really expecting it.
00:14:28I've kept it waiting for you.
00:14:29The shirt is not drying here, but the stuffer is.
00:14:31See now.
00:14:32How do you see them?
00:14:33I give you now.
00:14:34Me?
00:14:35I killed the last one, you give me.
00:14:36Okay, I want to take classics now.
00:14:40Okay.
00:14:40Oh, heavy artillery.
00:14:42Classics.
00:14:43Classics.
00:14:43We are classics.
00:14:45The kids didn't dare to choose this category at the very beginning.
00:14:48The question is...
00:14:52The composer Giuseppe Verdi,
00:14:54bequeathed to humanity operas such as
00:14:56Traviata, Othello, Aida, Ostavia and...
00:15:02A. A house for retired singers and musicians.
00:15:06B. A law for the deterioration of musical development at an early age.
00:15:12C. Four recipes for perfect Marsala.
00:15:17Bravo.
00:15:18You'll get it in the final.
00:15:19Very good.
00:15:20Now tell me what Marsala means.
00:15:22You have to answer what Marsala is, because you play for money.
00:15:25I took mine.
00:15:27I'm for no money.
00:15:29They are for money.
00:15:30You know this game, right?
00:15:31I'll read it and answer.
00:15:32Yes.
00:15:33Burjana, look at the question in your head.
00:15:35A house for retired singers and musicians.
00:15:37It sounds very good.
00:15:38Right?
00:15:39A law for the deterioration of musical development at an early age.
00:15:43We are still on Marsala.
00:15:44What does it mean?
00:15:45I don't know.
00:15:46Please tell us what Marsala means.
00:15:49Something like moussaka, for sure, but not Marsala.
00:15:52It's a correction.
00:15:54Four recipes for perfect...
00:15:56Four recipes?
00:15:57For perfect Marsala.
00:15:59Marsala is a dish, like lasagna, for example.
00:16:01It looks like milk to me.
00:16:03A very good cook.
00:16:06And four recipes to create a hotel, a restaurant, and...
00:16:11And to hit four recipes and close the next one.
00:16:13Yes.
00:16:14Four recipes.
00:16:15I really like this for home.
00:16:17For home?
00:16:18I mean, there are musicians around him who were not so rich.
00:16:21They were poor.
00:16:22And I'm interested in that.
00:16:23And he wanted...
00:16:24And there, at home, people ate Marsala.
00:16:27Yes, with four recipes.
00:16:28If it's four, we'll mix it up.
00:16:29No, his.
00:16:30Someone else's.
00:16:31Okay, let it be someone else's.
00:16:32Someone else's.
00:16:33Are you ready to mark, I see?
00:16:34She's not ready.
00:16:35She's happy, so no.
00:16:37We're not ready, but we'll mark.
00:16:39Let's.
00:16:40Yes.
00:16:41With a beautiful finger of Boryana.
00:16:42Because I marked the first time and we saw what happened.
00:16:45Me?
00:16:49What do you think?
00:16:50I'm thinking about something that really cost a lot
00:16:53for such a house, for retired musicians.
00:16:57But Pepo says that...
00:16:59That's the most logical.
00:17:00This Marsala trick...
00:17:01That's the most logical.
00:17:02These two recipes for Marsala...
00:17:04Okay, thank you.
00:17:05But let's understand what that means.
00:17:07Pepo said a while ago that I gave the right answer to the syndicalists.
00:17:11And you correctly underlined that you don't have to listen to me.
00:17:14Ladies and gentlemen, the BDV team has given the answer to their question.
00:17:17Will they jump out of joy in a little while?
00:17:19Or will we have to send them to a sanatorium in the so-called Ski Bani?
00:17:23Or maybe Pavel Bani?
00:17:26They also get treatment there.
00:17:28We'll find out after a short commercial on BDV.
00:17:49Hello again to the studio of Who Knows,
00:17:51where one against the other is the Milica team
00:17:53and the star of the series Alfa, the actor Peter Antonov.
00:17:57And the BDV team consists of Hristo Padev
00:17:59and the actress and soon leading voice of Bulgaria,
00:18:02Boryana Bratoeva.
00:18:04Now, before the commercials for the question,
00:18:06the composer Giuseppe Verdi,
00:18:08the legendary man of opera,
00:18:10like Traviata, Othello and Aida,
00:18:13left another I.
00:18:15The BDV team marked the answer A.
00:18:17Yes.
00:18:18If anyone is against this being the correct answer,
00:18:23should I say it now or keep it a secret forever?
00:18:27Here is the correct answer.
00:18:30Verdi, the legendary man of opera,
00:18:32like Traviata, Aida and Othello,
00:18:34is 80 years old
00:18:36when the idea for a house for musicians,
00:18:38who are not blessed by fate,
00:18:40or who, when they were young,
00:18:42did not have the good fortune
00:18:44to have children,
00:18:46comes to him.
00:18:48The composer does not want gratitude
00:18:50for his generosity
00:18:52and, according to his will,
00:18:54the house is opened after his death.
00:18:56Verdi went to the heavenly realms
00:18:58in 1901
00:19:00and the first nine guests move
00:19:02to Verdi's castle a year later.
00:19:04For the next several decades,
00:19:06the fees from Verdi's works
00:19:08are kept at home.
00:19:10Today, most of the expenses
00:19:12are covered by investments
00:19:14made by the Giuseppe Verdi Foundation,
00:19:16as the residents pay
00:19:18according to their abilities.
00:19:22Bravo!
00:19:24Bravo, Briana!
00:19:26We are starting!
00:19:28We are starting!
00:19:30Come on!
00:19:32You started!
00:19:34Bravo, Verdi!
00:19:36300 levs for the PDAF team!
00:19:38And now, the Milica team.
00:19:40Of course, you are in the category, please.
00:19:42Come on, Slador.
00:19:44Let's see.
00:19:46Let's see.
00:19:48Let's see.
00:19:50Let's see who these famous personalities are
00:19:52and what the question is.
00:19:54And the question is...
00:19:56In 1958,
00:19:58the famous martial arts master
00:20:00Bruce Lee
00:20:02A.
00:20:04gets his first role in the film
00:20:06The Confessions of a Courtesan
00:20:08B.
00:20:10Becomes a national champion in Latin dance
00:20:12and C.
00:20:14Gets a certificate for manicurist
00:20:16from the National Academy of Cosmetics
00:20:19in Hong Kong.
00:20:21Wow!
00:20:23He gets his first role
00:20:25in the film,
00:20:27The Confessions of a Courtesan.
00:20:29Have you seen this film?
00:20:31Is this his first film?
00:20:33Maybe it is.
00:20:35He becomes a national champion
00:20:37in Latin dance.
00:20:39Why not?
00:20:41The dance is great.
00:20:43Do you remember Bruce Lee?
00:20:45Yes, yes.
00:20:47We recently made a film
00:20:49about a great sportsman
00:20:51and a teacher
00:20:53who prefers to dance
00:20:55dances with his sick wife.
00:20:57His wife had cancer
00:20:59and he prefers to go to Latin dances.
00:21:01But he wasn't Bruce Lee.
00:21:03He was a historical...
00:21:05And he wasn't a champion.
00:21:07Then he became a champion.
00:21:09He gets a certificate for manicurist
00:21:11from the National Academy of Cosmetics.
00:21:13This attracts me a lot.
00:21:16The absurd is the true.
00:21:18I think that a self-respecting
00:21:20karate practitioner
00:21:22should hold his hands well.
00:21:24And he should have a certificate.
00:21:26Yes.
00:21:28And...
00:21:30It attracts me a lot.
00:21:32I am more for...
00:21:34For a champion in Latin dance.
00:21:36What year is this?
00:21:381958.
00:21:40It is obvious.
00:21:42OK, you choose.
00:21:44OK.
00:21:46Mr. Antonov, make a decision.
00:21:48We choose...
00:21:50If you know...
00:21:52You will stay alive.
00:21:54If you don't,
00:21:56you go to our team.
00:21:58Don't worry.
00:22:00I have the whole army here.
00:22:02Will you mark?
00:22:04No, I won't.
00:22:06Let's not get tense.
00:22:08Because Sasho has another job.
00:22:10He is a fast man.
00:22:12I am attracted to Latin dance.
00:22:14I want to be a champion.
00:22:16A champion in Latin dance.
00:22:18And this one gets a certificate.
00:22:20But it is strange.
00:22:22I haven't seen it anywhere.
00:22:24This is the most elementary.
00:22:26Everything is possible.
00:22:28With a triangle.
00:22:30I will turn off the lights here.
00:22:32I will press here.
00:22:34Here?
00:22:36Oh my God!
00:22:38You get your first role.
00:22:41You get the second and the third.
00:22:43Bravo!
00:22:45It's time to die.
00:22:47This is not a condom.
00:22:49With a stone.
00:22:51Wonderful.
00:22:53You have no idea, because you are young.
00:22:55Let's see.
00:22:57The wind is blowing now.
00:23:03Whatever competition Bruce Lee participates in,
00:23:05hardly anyone would refuse him
00:23:07the award for first place.
00:23:09Even if he is the best manicurist in the world.
00:23:131958 is a strong year
00:23:15for the legend of karate.
00:23:17Lee won the school boxing tournament
00:23:19in Hong Kong.
00:23:21In the final, he knocked out
00:23:23the previous champion, Gary Elms.
00:23:25In the same year, Lee is a cha-cha dancer.
00:23:27He won the cha-cha championship
00:23:29in Hong Kong.
00:23:31Unfortunately, there was no Dancing Stars then.
00:23:35Why?
00:23:38What are you doing?
00:23:40Just like that.
00:23:42He was right.
00:23:44Bimha could have something to do with it.
00:23:48I rarely rejoice at a wrong answer,
00:23:50but when Buriana is next to me,
00:23:52I am happy.
00:23:54Let's be happy, no matter who suffers.
00:23:56She is very happy.
00:23:58Buriana, how are you?
00:24:00I am smiling.
00:24:02I am happy.
00:24:04For us?
00:24:06You can stay here.
00:24:08People have nothing to eat.
00:24:10You are in which category?
00:24:12Choose.
00:24:14Is it a difficult task?
00:24:16Or an island?
00:24:18Choose.
00:24:20Island.
00:24:22Island.
00:24:24Is it really difficult?
00:24:26Yes.
00:24:28The question behind this category is...
00:24:30The question behind this category is...
00:24:34All the inhabitants of the island state
00:24:36of Nauru
00:24:38A.
00:24:40have the same name
00:24:42from 1850 until today.
00:24:44B.
00:24:46They have at least one homeland in Paris.
00:24:48C.
00:24:50They were among the richest people
00:24:52in the world
00:24:5470 years ago.
00:24:56If you have the same name,
00:24:58what is the most interesting?
00:25:00With the same name.
00:25:02If he is the only inhabitant
00:25:04of the island,
00:25:06from 1850 until today,
00:25:08he is alive.
00:25:10Yes.
00:25:12Nauru.
00:25:14Isn't it the most densely populated island?
00:25:16Come on, you've been there.
00:25:18No, it's not.
00:25:20I can't say.
00:25:22If there was a colony,
00:25:24there would be
00:25:26at least one.
00:25:28But there is no way to know
00:25:30that until today everyone has a homeland.
00:25:32I think there are some who don't have a homeland.
00:25:34I haven't heard about
00:25:36the Safran colony.
00:25:38Maybe it's white.
00:25:40But there are people
00:25:42with others.
00:25:44There are French people
00:25:46of sex tourism.
00:25:48I don't think so.
00:25:50How is it possible that they were
00:25:52among the richest people in the world
00:25:54and there was something
00:25:56that later
00:25:58grew up.
00:26:00Petrol, for example.
00:26:02They are from the first,
00:26:04they are small,
00:26:06so they are very rich.
00:26:08Then others started
00:26:10to develop it.
00:26:12I really like
00:26:14this name.
00:26:16How to say it?
00:26:18Nyago.
00:26:20Nyago.
00:26:22How can you recognize it?
00:26:24They must have their own system.
00:26:26It's a name.
00:26:28It's not a family.
00:26:30Milica, have you been to Europe?
00:26:32There is at least one homeland in Paris.
00:26:34I could help you, of course, but...
00:26:36Homeland in Paris is not...
00:26:38I will tell you that this is not the richest
00:26:40inhabited island.
00:26:42It was a different name.
00:26:44Please, make a decision.
00:26:46Who are you?
00:26:48Who are you?
00:26:50Who are you?
00:26:52I am for you.
00:26:54Are you ready?
00:26:56They must have been rich.
00:26:58If it is Nyago,
00:27:00it is very sad.
00:27:02They must have been rich.
00:27:04Good luck to the people.
00:27:06What do you think
00:27:08about this question?
00:27:10I think that
00:27:12there are islands
00:27:14that are used for experiments
00:27:16with atomic bombs.
00:27:18They must have bought
00:27:20people's homes
00:27:22to use the island for experiments,
00:27:24but I have no idea.
00:27:26What does this have to do
00:27:28with our three answers?
00:27:30The third one is that
00:27:32they were the richest
00:27:34in the 70s.
00:27:36Now we will find out
00:27:38the truth
00:27:40about this question.
00:27:42The answer.
00:27:44The island state of Nauru
00:27:46was founded in Australia
00:27:48in 1968.
00:27:50The inhabitants of the island
00:27:52took control over the phosphate
00:27:54deposits of their territory.
00:27:56In 1977,
00:27:58the small state was
00:28:00number one in the world
00:28:02in terms of gross domestic product
00:28:04per capita.
00:28:06Then, the inhabitants of Nauru
00:28:08were among the richest people
00:28:10in the world.
00:28:12The situation changed in the 90s
00:28:14and the island state
00:28:16was in financial trouble.
00:28:18Bravo!
00:28:20Bravo!
00:28:22It was very good!
00:28:24Look, look!
00:28:26Porjanka, like the light
00:28:28on a child's face,
00:28:30is ready to get married
00:28:32even to a Greek.
00:28:34At this moment,
00:28:36there is a break.
00:28:38Come on, let's go!
00:28:40I will take the health of the children.
00:28:42Okay, let's hit
00:28:44a fauna. Do you want?
00:28:46What are you saying?
00:28:48You are a father, you are a mother.
00:28:52You are saying that I am like an octopus.
00:28:54Yes, nothing.
00:28:56Let's see the question
00:28:58behind this category.
00:29:00Which statement
00:29:02about the poisonous frog
00:29:04arrow is true?
00:29:06A. It lays over 10 million eggs
00:29:08but only once in its life.
00:29:10B. There is a poisonous frog
00:29:12with the shape of an arrow.
00:29:14C. It is found in several colors
00:29:16red, yellow, orange, blue
00:29:18and green.
00:29:20Let's see.
00:29:22Do you know it?
00:29:24No, but this one
00:29:26attracts me a lot.
00:29:28What? The usual and obvious
00:29:30that there is a poisonous frog
00:29:32with the shape of an arrow.
00:29:34What? A.
00:29:36But this is also not impossible.
00:29:38Yes.
00:29:4010 million.
00:29:42Can you imagine what kind of birth is this?
00:29:44Yes.
00:29:46What are you going to do next year?
00:29:48I will give birth.
00:29:50From January to September.
00:29:54Why is it called?
00:29:56Let's look at the microphone.
00:29:58Oh, honey, tell him.
00:30:00I can't, give me 10.
00:30:02Mitsutaki with strawberries.
00:30:0410 million.
00:30:06He is writing.
00:30:08Why is it called the arrow frog?
00:30:10It is very obvious.
00:30:12Red, yellow, orange, blue
00:30:14and green.
00:30:16I changed my mind a little.
00:30:18Your intuition has changed.
00:30:20It lays over 10 million eggs.
00:30:22It lays over 10 million eggs.
00:30:24So it can be poisonous
00:30:26but this is not related to the arrow.
00:30:28It just lays like an arrow.
00:30:30Yes.
00:30:32Wait.
00:30:34Wait.
00:30:36We have a little time.
00:30:38Very little.
00:30:40Red, yellow, orange, blue and green.
00:30:42Boryana is asking if you know it.
00:30:44Do you know it?
00:30:46No, we don't know it.
00:30:48Bravo!
00:30:50200 levs.
00:30:52It is dangerous.
00:30:54It is dangerous.
00:30:56These are the warning colors.
00:30:58Red, yellow, orange, blue.
00:31:00That is what I thought.
00:31:02What is the green doing here?
00:31:04It is masking it.
00:31:06You are right.
00:31:08So this is it.
00:31:10No, this is not it.
00:31:12It is here.
00:31:14Wait, people.
00:31:16Why are we dealing with a multi-colored frog in our show?
00:31:18The idea is to have something
00:31:20curious, something extraordinary.
00:31:22What is it in 5 colors?
00:31:24It is very curious.
00:31:26I see myself in red.
00:31:28There you go.
00:31:30See?
00:31:32It is wonderful.
00:31:34Bravo!
00:31:36Bravo!
00:31:38It is like an aristocratic pensioner
00:31:40going to the opera.
00:31:42Bravo!
00:31:44Do you know the correct answer, Boryana?
00:31:46Who is it?
00:31:4810 million eggs.
00:31:50I am for the colors, unfortunately.
00:31:52It is a different logic.
00:31:54What is it?
00:31:56It is like...
00:31:58It is for the colors.
00:32:00Yes, I saw it like that.
00:32:02I can't tell you,
00:32:04because I will get a hint.
00:32:06Bravo!
00:32:08How did you graduate from the university?
00:32:10I did.
00:32:12Let's see the answer.
00:32:14What is the color of the multi-colored frog?
00:32:16Arrow.
00:32:18The arrow frog is from the family
00:32:20of woodpeckers.
00:32:22These amphibians are called so
00:32:24because the local American Indians
00:32:26used their poison
00:32:28to infest
00:32:30the tops of their arrows.
00:32:32The small animal is up to 5 cm in size
00:32:34and can kill 10 people
00:32:36with its poison.
00:32:38It secretes a toxin
00:32:40through the skin.
00:32:42The poisonous frogs scare
00:32:44their potential attackers
00:32:46with bright colors,
00:32:48which vary significantly
00:32:50depending on the species.
00:32:52Red, yellow,
00:32:54orange, blue and green.
00:32:56They say,
00:32:58don't eat me, I am poisonous.
00:33:00Great!
00:33:02I can't hear you.
00:33:04Bravo!
00:33:06Bravo!
00:33:08Did you see that?
00:33:10600 levs for your team.
00:33:12Now we move on to Pedev.
00:33:14Of course, Boryanka.
00:33:16You are on the move.
00:33:18Boryanka, if you like,
00:33:20go ahead.
00:33:22Kustenurka?
00:33:24Kustenurka.
00:33:26We are moving forward
00:33:28with a Kustenurka tempo.
00:33:30For the first time I think
00:33:32we have such a category.
00:33:34Let's see the question behind it.
00:33:36What is characteristic
00:33:38of the Kustenurka frog?
00:33:40A. It shines in silver.
00:33:42It directs the sunlight.
00:33:44B. It is entangled from the inside.
00:33:46And
00:33:48C. It can be closed from the front
00:33:50and from the back.
00:33:56How does it sound?
00:33:58What a nice silence!
00:34:00I want it to be closed from the front.
00:34:02Look at this.
00:34:04It is characteristic of the Kustenurka frog.
00:34:06Have you ever seen
00:34:08the Kustenurka frog shine?
00:34:10There is no direct sunlight.
00:34:12Maybe there is something
00:34:14that can reflect the light
00:34:16and frighten
00:34:18the birds
00:34:20that are grabbing it.
00:34:22For example.
00:34:24There should be a thin layer
00:34:26that reflects the light
00:34:28and looks like silver.
00:34:30Ok.
00:34:32I am finding some logic.
00:34:34It is entangled from the inside.
00:34:36It is entangled from the inside.
00:34:38How can we see it from the inside?
00:34:40It is somehow
00:34:42not entangled
00:34:44It is stuck
00:34:46to the shell.
00:34:48It is stuck.
00:34:50It can be closed from the front
00:34:52and from the back.
00:34:54It is entangled from the inside.
00:34:56It is stuck to the shell.
00:34:58It is stuck to the shell.
00:35:00Because there are animals
00:35:02that sometimes try to
00:35:04bite with their beaks.
00:35:06Do they succeed?
00:35:08I don't know.
00:35:10Who knows?
00:35:12Maybe it is because
00:35:14of the birds.
00:35:16The birds grab them
00:35:18and let them fly high
00:35:20to break them.
00:35:22If it shines
00:35:24and they get scared
00:35:26and take it.
00:35:28Think a little bit more.
00:35:30You have about 10 seconds.
00:35:32Depontonov is angry
00:35:34because of your stupidity.
00:35:36No, not at all.
00:35:38Why do you think so?
00:35:40He wants to leave.
00:35:42I don't know what else he thinks.
00:35:44Are we ready?
00:35:46Yes, we shine.
00:35:48The answer is yes.
00:35:50Does it make sense to ask you?
00:35:52In our opinion, they are confused.
00:35:54In your opinion, yes.
00:35:56Now, ladies and gentlemen,
00:35:58let me answer my question.
00:36:00Don't be afraid.
00:36:02Maybe you answered correctly.
00:36:04Sometimes such things happen in life.
00:36:06We call them miracles.
00:36:08Let's find out
00:36:10after a short commercial on PTV.
00:36:28Hello again.
00:36:30You are with Who Knows?
00:36:32The show where knowledge is practical,
00:36:34curious and funny,
00:36:36and to answer the question
00:36:38what is characteristic
00:36:40of the Kostenurka's hat,
00:36:42the PTV team marks the answer A.
00:36:44As the saying goes,
00:36:46it's too late for the cat,
00:36:48the mandala is broken.
00:36:50How are you married?
00:36:52Not yet.
00:36:54Here is the correct answer.
00:36:56Most Kostenurkas
00:36:58are very peaceful creatures.
00:37:00They can be easily recognized
00:37:02by the strongly woven hat,
00:37:04but the head of the Kostenurka
00:37:06carries a secret weapon.
00:37:08When the animal picks up
00:37:10its head and legs,
00:37:12it can bend the lower side
00:37:14of the hat from the front and from the back,
00:37:16so that it is completely closed.
00:37:18This means that the predators
00:37:20and other causes of problems
00:37:22have no chance to disturb the Kostenurka.
00:37:26Did I tell you
00:37:28that I hear them?
00:37:30Yes, you did.
00:37:32This is your mark.
00:37:34Now we have a chance.
00:37:38Mirica's team.
00:37:40Are you good at running?
00:37:42How can I not be?
00:37:44Did you grow up there?
00:37:46We grew up there,
00:37:48but not in Nice and Vrlje.
00:37:50It's very interesting.
00:37:52What do you say?
00:37:54Come on, Flora.
00:37:56Let's shoot.
00:37:58Let's see the question
00:38:00The trees in the city centers
00:38:02grow faster.
00:38:04B. They have deeper roots.
00:38:06And
00:38:08C. They have bigger leaves.
00:38:12Don't think about it.
00:38:16He said it very well.
00:38:18No, I'm listening to you.
00:38:20Flora, the queen of Flora.
00:38:22Now there is some logic
00:38:24in the city centers
00:38:26that the trees have bigger leaves
00:38:28because they are not so dense.
00:38:30And they can spread out.
00:38:32Yes, deep roots.
00:38:34Because if there is a mall
00:38:36in the city center,
00:38:38for example,
00:38:40they will miss it.
00:38:42Despite the fact that the sticks
00:38:44are here on our sidewalks,
00:38:46they raise whole blocks
00:38:48with roots.
00:38:50They grow faster
00:38:52because they have more light.
00:38:54They are not so dense,
00:38:56the gases sometimes burn
00:38:58their leaves.
00:39:00Is it so clean in these centers?
00:39:02Yes, city centers.
00:39:04Mobius.
00:39:08What are these city centers?
00:39:10Come on, say it.
00:39:12What is the difference
00:39:14in the city and in the mountains?
00:39:16Big difference.
00:39:18First in the temperature.
00:39:20The city is warmer.
00:39:22But deeper roots.
00:39:24Each type is different.
00:39:26But deeper roots.
00:39:28Why?
00:39:30Is it more rocky?
00:39:32Or there are different kitchens
00:39:34for fish.
00:39:36They go down.
00:39:38They reach invisible depths.
00:39:40Do you remember, devil,
00:39:42the old hole in the village?
00:39:44Barely two meters deep.
00:39:46We went to Africa.
00:39:48Are you from somewhere?
00:39:50I listen to you with such interest.
00:39:52I hope the viewers are the same.
00:39:54From the temperature.
00:39:56Yes, maybe they
00:39:58grow earlier.
00:40:00Are their leaves bigger?
00:40:02I haven't noticed.
00:40:04I'm a mountain person.
00:40:06I'm not from the mountains.
00:40:08Maybe they grow faster.
00:40:10Maybe.
00:40:12Maybe.
00:40:14Do you want to switch?
00:40:16Yes.
00:40:18Let Pepe decide this time.
00:40:20Come on, take it.
00:40:22Take this decision.
00:40:24And make Bulgaria great again.
00:40:26Look where my finger is.
00:40:28Move it up a bit.
00:40:30Here?
00:40:32Yes.
00:40:36They grow faster.
00:40:38If you're right, I'll be proud.
00:40:40Why do you listen to Milica?
00:40:42We don't play here.
00:40:44We're a team.
00:40:46You have no right to vote.
00:40:48Choose the wrong one.
00:40:56Vote for him.
00:40:58Unfortunately, she doesn't know the cities yet.
00:41:00They're in the first phase.
00:41:02Do it.
00:41:04Do it.
00:41:06Do it.
00:41:08I think so too.
00:41:10They're trying to survive in the city.
00:41:12The city is a very hostile environment for them.
00:41:14Where can they survive?
00:41:16I see.
00:41:18That's why you're digging in the TVs.
00:41:20I'm digging.
00:41:22Where can you dig?
00:41:24Wait a minute.
00:41:28Ladies and gentlemen,
00:41:30don't listen to them.
00:41:32They're fake.
00:41:34Did you have a memory of Sashko Dijev in front of the TV?
00:41:36Yes.
00:41:38I did everything.
00:41:40Yes.
00:41:42I did everything.
00:41:44He's been on TV for 12 years.
00:41:46Yes.
00:41:48I was just watching.
00:41:50Do you know what's worse?
00:41:52Rocky 1, Rocky 2, Rocky 3.
00:41:54Sasha, you're the best host
00:41:56Bulgaria has ever had.
00:41:58That's right.
00:42:00She should say something smart
00:42:02after two seasons.
00:42:04Bravo.
00:42:06Children.
00:42:08I wonder if there will be
00:42:10a whole garden at the entrance
00:42:12I agree.
00:42:14I agree on a street.
00:42:16Central, somewhere in Sofia.
00:42:18Maybe there will be that.
00:42:20Look, people.
00:42:22The ego is up to date.
00:42:24I agree.
00:42:26Bravo.
00:42:28Let's see the answer now.
00:42:32Due to the dense congestion,
00:42:34the temperature of the environment
00:42:36in the city centers is
00:42:383 to 10 degrees higher
00:42:40than in rural areas.
00:42:42Higher temperatures stimulate
00:42:44photosynthesis, so
00:42:46the plants can grow faster.
00:42:48The vegetative period
00:42:50also continues.
00:42:52Therefore, the trees have
00:42:54more time to grow throughout the year.
00:42:56Thus, a 50-year-old city tree
00:42:58is on average 25%
00:43:00higher than a rural tree
00:43:02of the same age.
00:43:04High.
00:43:06Bravo.
00:43:08900 levs for Milica's team.
00:43:10Of course.
00:43:12You thought it would be the same.
00:43:14The answer is the same.
00:43:16It was a very easy question.
00:43:18Come on.
00:43:20Let's try.
00:43:22Choose a category, please.
00:43:24With this dense congestion.
00:43:26Do you want a difficult job?
00:43:28Yes.
00:43:30Come on, a difficult job for us.
00:43:32A difficult job.
00:43:34You choose the most difficult categories
00:43:36and blame other people.
00:43:38But we are still in the game.
00:43:40You see?
00:43:42You see?
00:43:44But I don't care
00:43:46where you participate,
00:43:48what you play, what you do.
00:43:50You are a benefactor for me.
00:43:54The question is
00:43:58Why does fresh milk boil
00:44:00while boiling
00:44:02and not water?
00:44:04A. The surface fats
00:44:06prevent
00:44:08gas exchange.
00:44:10B. Lactose and oxygen
00:44:12react to form
00:44:14carbon dioxide.
00:44:16C. The proteins
00:44:18denaturate
00:44:20and wrap
00:44:22the resulting gases.
00:44:24This question is a bit complicated.
00:44:26It's not like the previous one.
00:44:28If you want me to start
00:44:30from denaturation,
00:44:32let's start from the beginning.
00:44:34Do you think the proteins
00:44:36denaturate organically
00:44:38or denaturate
00:44:40in a different way?
00:44:42I thought about this question a lot.
00:44:44And?
00:44:46And do they wrap
00:44:48the resulting gases?
00:44:50So these proteins
00:44:52denaturate and
00:44:54wrap
00:44:56the resulting gases.
00:44:58And that's why it's boiling.
00:45:00And?
00:45:02And do the lactose
00:45:04and lactose-free proteins
00:45:06wrap?
00:45:08Do they wrap?
00:45:10I'm just a student.
00:45:12I have lactose intolerance.
00:45:14I told you about the gases.
00:45:16Because I'm from Varna.
00:45:18Look.
00:45:20Does lactose-free milk wrap?
00:45:22Yes.
00:45:24The surface fats
00:45:26prevent
00:45:28gas exchange.
00:45:30And that's why
00:45:32it's boiling.
00:45:34Do you understand?
00:45:36And?
00:45:38I wasn't talking about that.
00:45:40About the fats, right?
00:45:42Mark something.
00:45:44How do they keep an eye on us?
00:45:46On this easy question,
00:45:48we discussed the roots.
00:45:50Are you ready?
00:45:52They prevent gas exchange.
00:45:54You chose that milk wrap
00:45:56Yes.
00:45:58Yes, because I saw how it started
00:46:00to wrap from the sides.
00:46:02Because they denaturate.
00:46:04I don't know why.
00:46:06That's why it's boiling.
00:46:08Because there's no water.
00:46:10And the gas exchange
00:46:12happens all the time.
00:46:14That's why it's not boiling.
00:46:16Do you know what we missed?
00:46:18The water.
00:46:20Why is the water not boiling?
00:46:22Because it's not boiling.
00:46:24It's not boiling because
00:46:26there's no fat in the fat soup.
00:46:28But it's not boiling because
00:46:30there's no fat in the water.
00:46:32There's fat in the fat soup,
00:46:34but it's not boiling.
00:46:36Is it something to do with lactose?
00:46:38Or is it lactose or protein?
00:46:40Let's see.
00:46:42Is it protein or lactose?
00:46:44Believe me.
00:46:46Let's see.
00:46:48Let's find out why
00:46:50our milk is boiling.
00:46:52And other things.
00:46:54While the milk is boiling,
00:46:56the water in its structure
00:46:58starts evaporating from the surface.
00:47:00This concentrates the remaining
00:47:02fat and proteins in a thicker layer
00:47:04in the upper part of the vessel.
00:47:06This layer eventually becomes
00:47:08so thick that the water vapors
00:47:10rising through the milk
00:47:12can't break through easily
00:47:14and get caught.
00:47:16Eventually, enough water vapor
00:47:18is collected, which raises
00:47:20the temperature of the milk
00:47:22and leaves the vessel.
00:47:24Bravo!
00:47:26Bravo!
00:47:28Bravo!
00:47:30Bravo!
00:47:32Is this the answer?
00:47:34Yes.
00:47:36One of the answers was fat,
00:47:38the other was protein.
00:47:40In the video, it was fat and protein.
00:47:42Now tell me which is the correct answer.
00:47:44The correct answer is A.
00:47:46It's not true.
00:47:48Ask the host of the show
00:47:50who is the best host in Bulgaria.
00:47:52Ask him which is the correct answer.
00:47:54He said A.
00:47:56Plus, just to let you know
00:47:58that protein is
00:48:00the best human being in Bulgaria.
00:48:02Ah, I see.
00:48:04So that he doesn't say anything more.
00:48:06What are proteins?
00:48:08They naturate.
00:48:10They naturate.
00:48:12That's right.
00:48:14You have 900 leva.
00:48:18Are you from Begesots
00:48:20or the Secret Category?
00:48:22Begesots?
00:48:24Yes, Begesots.
00:48:26Begesots!
00:48:28From where there is no noise.
00:48:30This is an interesting question.
00:48:32Let's see.
00:48:34The question is
00:48:36Who can solve
00:48:38according to the famous saying
00:48:40of Todor Zhivkov?
00:48:42A. Who is loyal to the party.
00:48:44B. Who holds power.
00:48:46And
00:48:48C. Who has money.
00:48:52He solves
00:48:54who has money.
00:48:56No, I did it too late.
00:48:58Let's do it normally.
00:49:00What did he say?
00:49:02Who has money.
00:49:04Have you heard it?
00:49:06No.
00:49:08When you don't have money,
00:49:10how can you solve?
00:49:12He said
00:49:14that you are
00:49:16a student.
00:49:20I think that's it.
00:49:22Who has money
00:49:24solves.
00:49:26Then the audience laughed.
00:49:28Everyone laughed.
00:49:30In your case.
00:49:32Who has money
00:49:34solves everything.
00:49:36No, no, no.
00:49:38There is money.
00:49:40Here in the middle.
00:49:42You, you.
00:49:44You, you, you.
00:49:46I think
00:49:48that you ignored
00:49:50the other two possible answers.
00:49:52You wanted us to act fast.
00:49:54The question is not only fast,
00:49:56but why did you ignore them?
00:49:58Do you know
00:50:00who has money
00:50:02during the time of Baytosh?
00:50:04The one who is loyal to the party.
00:50:06Yes, but the one who holds power
00:50:08is not loyal to the party.
00:50:10They are loyal to the party.
00:50:12Yes, maybe.
00:50:14We'll see.
00:50:16We are not talking about
00:50:18who has money and who doesn't.
00:50:20We are talking about who solves.
00:50:22Let's see
00:50:24who knows.
00:50:26Can you answer, boy?
00:50:28Yes, of course.
00:50:30The answer
00:50:32is yours.
00:50:34Boy.
00:50:36The first member
00:50:38of the Constitution of the People's Republic of Bulgaria
00:50:40from 1971
00:50:42clearly stated
00:50:44that the leading force
00:50:46in the society and the state
00:50:48is the Bulgarian Communist Party.
00:50:50If you know the way
00:50:52of the party and state leader
00:50:54Todor Zhivkov,
00:50:56you can remember
00:50:58what he predicted in his speech
00:51:00from 1987.
00:51:02How will you solve the problem?
00:51:04The one who has money
00:51:06can solve it.
00:51:08Why don't you have money?
00:51:10What will you solve?
00:51:12Why don't you have money?
00:51:14You don't have the right to solve.
00:51:16Bravo!
00:51:18Absolutely.
00:51:20What do you say, Boriana?
00:51:22I don't know.
00:51:24You were alive then, not me.
00:51:26You were alive then, not me.
00:51:28You know it clearly.
00:51:301,200 euros for Milica's team.
00:51:32Bravo!
00:51:34The one who has money
00:51:36can solve it.
00:51:38That's why we don't solve anything.
00:51:40Now solve the category.
00:51:42Let's leave Milica's question
00:51:44and take Churchill.
00:51:46Let's go.
00:51:48Let's go.
00:51:50Churchill!
00:51:52Let's see
00:51:54the question
00:51:56behind this category.
00:51:58It is
00:52:00a letter
00:52:02from the British Admiral
00:52:04Lord Fisher to Winston Churchill
00:52:06sent in 1917.
00:52:08A. It is the first letter
00:52:10delivered by plane.
00:52:12B.
00:52:14It is the first letter
00:52:16delivered by plane.
00:52:18B.
00:52:20It is the first letter
00:52:22delivered by plane.
00:52:24B.
00:52:26It is the first letter
00:52:28It's a good question.
00:52:32Did you pay similarities?
00:52:34No, we used you
00:52:36as a friend.
00:52:38Oh, yeah!
00:52:40The question is
00:52:42was the navy
00:52:44at the Baltic Sea
00:52:46then
00:52:48or did it send a plane from there
00:52:50in the Baltic Sea?
00:52:52A little finger, from the Baltic Sea.
00:52:54Maybe going like that means oh, my God.
00:52:56When was the first letter sent by plane?
00:52:59Do you like him? Tell him.
00:53:01I don't like him that much.
00:53:05The first letter was sent by plane.
00:53:07Not OMG.
00:53:09Why not?
00:53:11It's an emblematic phrase.
00:53:13It was used in those years.
00:53:15OMG.
00:53:16Oh, my God.
00:53:18Or Oh, my God.
00:53:20Oh, my God, we have arrived.
00:53:22It was written and there was no place.
00:53:24OMG.
00:53:26Churchill asked him what it was.
00:53:28OMG.
00:53:30And he was born.
00:53:32It's not OMG.
00:53:34Paris Hilton didn't start using it.
00:53:36He could have written Oh, my God.
00:53:38It became such an emblematic phrase
00:53:40after the letter
00:53:42that it was born OMG.
00:53:44Then he could have written
00:53:46OMG himself.
00:53:48How long has OMG been known?
00:53:50Did your mother use OMG?
00:53:52She didn't read her letter.
00:53:54My mother grew up in BGSOC.
00:53:56OMG.
00:53:58Even if it existed,
00:54:00it wasn't sent as information to her.
00:54:02My mother used it very often.
00:54:04F-U.
00:54:06With a letter.
00:54:08No, in the right text.
00:54:10Yes.
00:54:12In the file.
00:54:14Why would you put a finger in the file?
00:54:16Why wouldn't you send him
00:54:18a jar with a finger?
00:54:20A jar with a finger.
00:54:22Because he's sending a letter.
00:54:24A jar in a file.
00:54:26A jar in the mail.
00:54:28But he wants a finger in the file.
00:54:30A jar.
00:54:32This is Lord Fisher.
00:54:34His jar is big.
00:54:36Yes.
00:54:38And the first letter was sent by plane.
00:54:40Something like that.
00:54:42I don't remember the first letter.
00:54:44It was sent by plane.
00:54:46Don't look at me, Boryana.
00:54:48My friend.
00:54:50They were so far away
00:54:52that this time
00:54:54there was no other way.
00:54:56And he had to send it by plane.
00:54:58For the first time.
00:55:00One, two, three.
00:55:02I don't want to bring this conversation.
00:55:04I'll hit OMG for this.
00:55:06Close your eyes, Boryana.
00:55:08Say you want the first one
00:55:10and we'll mark it.
00:55:12I don't know.
00:55:14Where do you get your Varna intuition from?
00:55:16From the jar.
00:55:18To the finger.
00:55:20A jar in a file.
00:55:22Either we want a joker
00:55:24or we mark OMG
00:55:26or we mark a jar.
00:55:28People changed channels.
00:55:30Two.
00:55:32Give it to the plane.
00:55:34The end.
00:55:36Give it to the plane.
00:55:38Because of the ants.
00:55:40This is the situation.
00:55:42Isn't it 1917?
00:55:44The plane arrived late
00:55:46for the first letter by plane.
00:55:48The plane was there long before that.
00:55:50Not long before that.
00:55:52Long enough to send a letter.
00:55:54Maybe they didn't remember
00:55:56to send a letter by plane.
00:55:58OK, OK.
00:56:00I know what's going to happen.
00:56:02Oh no.
00:56:04Oh my God.
00:56:06Oh my God.
00:56:08Oh my God.
00:56:10Let's see the question.
00:56:12Let's see the question.
00:56:14The year is 1917.
00:56:16The First World War is dawning
00:56:18and the conflict between
00:56:20England and Germany is deepening.
00:56:22The retired British Admiral
00:56:24Lord John Arbuthnot Fisher
00:56:26is very worried
00:56:28by the news headlines
00:56:30about how the German fleet
00:56:32is trying to help
00:56:34in the land battles.
00:56:36In a letter to the then Minister of Ammunition
00:56:38Winston Churchill, Lord Fisher
00:56:40offers a plan.
00:56:42The enemy should be surrounded and destroyed
00:56:44in the Baltic Sea.
00:56:46He adds that such a feat
00:56:48is sent only to the British fleet.
00:56:50The letter ends with the sentence
00:56:52I hear there is a new knight's order
00:56:54OMG.
00:56:56In Skobi it is explained
00:56:58that the abbreviation means
00:57:00Oh my God.
00:57:02Which modern teenagers
00:57:04in Bulgaria know as
00:57:06OMG.
00:57:08Amy.
00:57:10OMG.
00:57:12Amy.
00:57:14This is the situation.
00:57:16At least you learned something.
00:57:18Not only you and our viewers.
00:57:20I will mark this.
00:57:22You are a man.
00:57:24Why don't you look?
00:57:26How can I break your head?
00:57:30We have a question.
00:57:32We have a question.
00:57:34Let's move forward.
00:57:36What is the question?
00:57:38How long are we going to deal with them?
00:57:40We are done.
00:57:42We didn't tell you
00:57:44that you are the best driver in Bulgaria.
00:57:46Not only.
00:57:50Let me hear.
00:57:52Two souls think so.
00:57:56My mother has kissed you many times.
00:57:58This one surprised me.
00:58:00Two.
00:58:02And here we are over 150 souls.
00:58:04You are left with the question.
00:58:06Yes.
00:58:08Let's see the question.
00:58:10Without further ado.
00:58:12It is a personal question.
00:58:14And it is.
00:58:16In the city of Oldman, Arizona
00:58:18every year
00:58:20on July 4th
00:58:22is held a
00:58:24defensive exercise against
00:58:26the invasion of aliens.
00:58:28B. A race
00:58:30to run on the track
00:58:3210 miles.
00:58:34And in a race
00:58:36to fry eggs on the asphalt.
00:58:38No, it is cruel.
00:58:40In the city of Oldman.
00:58:42A defensive exercise against the invasion of aliens.
00:58:44This is very cool.
00:58:46Yes.
00:58:50This is terrible.
00:58:52It is a representation of melophobia.
00:58:54Let's go.
00:58:56I have heard about a race on the track.
00:58:58Running on the track.
00:59:0010 miles.
00:59:02Thick Americans.
00:59:04From France.
00:59:06It is called full.
00:59:08We are going to compete.
00:59:10No, we are going to beat ourselves.
00:59:12There is no way.
00:59:14You are on the move.
00:59:16A race to fry eggs on the asphalt.
00:59:18This is a big stupidity.
00:59:20Where are the idiots?
00:59:22Arizona is very warm.
00:59:24On July 4th.
00:59:26What a holiday.
00:59:28Let's think of a bigger holiday.
00:59:30Yes.
00:59:32Because on July 4th
00:59:34to run on the track is death.
00:59:36This is probably
00:59:38a race for your mother-in-law.
00:59:40And for the liar who will die sooner.
00:59:42This is not bad.
00:59:44This is not bad.
00:59:46Because this is crazy.
00:59:48To run on the track in the hottest heat.
00:59:50But I think this is stupidity.
00:59:52Frying eggs.
00:59:54Directly on the asphalt.
00:59:56Probably on the sandpaper.
00:59:58A fan.
01:00:00This could be a competition.
01:00:02Who has the least stones.
01:00:04And this is checked by certain people.
01:00:06What do we choose?
01:00:08The eggs.
01:00:10Let's choose the eggs.
01:00:12They chose the eggs.
01:00:14And you, what would you choose
01:00:16if you were in their place?
01:00:18Buriana.
01:00:20I really like this.
01:00:22From the movie.
01:00:24They arrived on July 4th.
01:00:26Independent.
01:00:28And they said
01:00:30let's protect ourselves.
01:00:32I hope that
01:00:34the eggs will save us.
01:00:36What kind of competition is this?
01:00:38The temperature is the same.
01:00:40And what would happen in the competition
01:00:42if they fry at the same time?
01:00:44The aliens are right.
01:00:46Did you watch the movie?
01:00:48Yes.
01:00:50You met them.
01:00:52Hello, we love you.
01:00:54They were from Arizona.
01:00:56Milica's team.
01:00:58I want to reassure you,
01:01:00the viewers and you,
01:01:02that you answered correctly,
01:01:04but I don't look like a person
01:01:06who knows more.
01:01:08And you said one answer,
01:01:10he said another.
01:01:12I got confused.
01:01:14We'll see if my feeling is right.
01:01:16We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:22We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:24We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:26We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:28We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:30We'll be back after a short break.
01:01:32Hello again, you are with Who Knows.
01:01:34The show where our guests
01:01:36pay to participate.
01:01:38These people sitting behind them.
01:01:40This is our audience!
01:01:42It's not surprising how they got here.
01:01:44Before the commercials for the show
01:01:46in the city of Oldman, Arizona,
01:01:48every year on July 4th,
01:01:50Milica's team and Peter Antonov
01:01:52marked the answer W.
01:01:54Will it be revealed a little before the finals?
01:01:56It's time to see.
01:01:58Here is the correct answer.
01:02:02According to research,
01:02:04about 70% of Americans
01:02:06believe in the existence of aliens.
01:02:08And for sure,
01:02:10some of them are preparing for their invasion.
01:02:12But not the residents of Oldman, Arizona.
01:02:14On July 4th,
01:02:16every year they check
01:02:18if the expression is true.
01:02:20It's so hot that you can fry
01:02:22eggs on the asphalt.
01:02:24At temperatures above 40 degrees,
01:02:26the residents compete
01:02:28who will cook the best
01:02:30for consumption eggs.
01:02:32Participants have the right to use
01:02:34any means, such as oil and coal,
01:02:36but not fire and electricity.
01:02:38Some of them fry the eggs in a pan,
01:02:40but some cook them
01:02:42directly on the asphalt.
01:02:44Enjoy!
01:02:46Bravo!
01:02:48Hello, Boryancha!
01:02:50How are you, Boryancha?
01:02:52I'm very good.
01:02:54You are very nice.
01:02:56What was the smile just 20 minutes ago?
01:02:58Yes.
01:03:001,500 levs for Milica's team!
01:03:02Bravo!
01:03:04It was luck.
01:03:06I'm very nervous about their questions.
01:03:08You can relax,
01:03:10because there is the 13th question.
01:03:12There the game is reversed.
01:03:14Not everything is lost.
01:03:16But when you clean up,
01:03:18you know.
01:03:20You are waiting for something nice.
01:03:22I'm sorry, but my mother
01:03:24has cooked a full lamb
01:03:26and is waiting for me for dinner.
01:03:28I have a job.
01:03:30She is calling my wife.
01:03:32It's time for the 13th question.
01:03:34You don't have to have 14,
01:03:36because the lamb will be cold.
01:03:38What was it, Milica?
01:03:40My mother has cooked a full lamb.
01:03:42Let the lambs grow!
01:03:44And the Greek salad, by the way.
01:03:46I'm Ophelia Kalispera.
01:03:48Before we see the category,
01:03:50I remind you that you will have to invest money here.
01:03:52Things get more tense.
01:03:54If you are wrong,
01:03:56you lose.
01:03:58Are you ready for the category?
01:04:00Yes.
01:04:02No. Yes.
01:04:04Twice yes, I will suggest.
01:04:06The category is
01:04:08Enrichment.
01:04:10Enrichment?
01:04:12Yes.
01:04:14Enrichment.
01:04:16Let the lambs
01:04:18start now.
01:04:24Enrichment.
01:04:26Wait a minute.
01:04:28You are very greedy.
01:04:30Wait.
01:04:32Use the hickey.
01:04:34There is a hickey.
01:04:36I use the hickey.
01:04:38Are you ready?
01:04:40No.
01:04:425, 4, 3,
01:04:442, 1.
01:04:46Wait.
01:04:48This is absurd.
01:04:50Here.
01:04:52Did you get it?
01:04:54Yes.
01:04:56Did you get it?
01:04:58Yes.
01:05:00Are you ready?
01:05:02Let's see who will solve the question
01:05:04before the last judge's signal.
01:05:06The question is
01:05:10Which of the chosen ones
01:05:12is the best at
01:05:14steaming after
01:05:16rubbing with a hickey?
01:05:18A. Dry compress
01:05:20with salt.
01:05:22B. Moist cloth
01:05:24sprinkled with vinegar.
01:05:26C. Soaked
01:05:28grease cream for skin.
01:05:30You have 20 seconds
01:05:32to answer.
01:05:34Start now.
01:05:486, 5,
01:05:504, 3,
01:05:522, 1.
01:05:54Time's up.
01:05:56Milica,
01:05:58Gladnishka and Pepa Antonov,
01:06:00how much money did you invest?
01:06:04Show it to me.
01:06:06599.
01:06:08599?
01:06:10Yes.
01:06:12Right?
01:06:14How much did you invest?
01:06:16We didn't have many choices.
01:06:18So...
01:06:20Everything.
01:06:22The answer to the question
01:06:24is
01:06:26B. Moist cloth
01:06:28sprinkled with vinegar.
01:06:30Why?
01:06:32I know that vinegar
01:06:34soothes mosquito bites
01:06:36and all kinds of itchiness.
01:06:38I don't think salt
01:06:40affects it well
01:06:42because when you have a wound,
01:06:44there is salt in the wound
01:06:46and so on.
01:06:48But a soaked grease cream
01:06:50on a steamed,
01:06:52greased...
01:06:54This is some kind of flour.
01:06:56Grease.
01:06:58Don't you agree?
01:07:00Grease, in my opinion,
01:07:02soothes mosquito bites.
01:07:04Say it out loud.
01:07:06Grease.
01:07:08Grease.
01:07:10Grease.
01:07:12Grease.
01:07:14Grease.
01:07:16Grease.
01:07:18Grease.
01:07:20Grease.
01:07:22Grease.
01:07:24Grease.
01:07:26Grease.
01:07:28Grease.
01:07:30Grease.
01:07:32Grease.
01:07:34Grease.
01:07:36Grease.
01:07:38Grease.
01:07:40Grease.
01:07:42Grease.
01:07:44Grease.
01:07:46Grease.
01:07:48Grease.
01:07:50Grease.
01:07:52What a poet!
01:07:54Incredible!
01:07:56Samba!
01:07:58Unpleasant touching
01:08:00or rubbing can cause
01:08:02a more severe reaction
01:08:04because the chemicals can be
01:08:06deeper into the skin.
01:08:08Ten minutes after the greasing
01:08:10use soapy water
01:08:12with a clean cloth
01:08:14on the affected area.
01:08:16This should help
01:08:18relieve the pain,
01:08:20and as an alternative
01:08:22you can use
01:08:24a wet cloth
01:08:26sprinkled with vinegar.
01:08:28Bravo!
01:08:30And the winner
01:08:32in today's episode is
01:08:34Milica.
01:08:36And because the audience
01:08:38takes everything,
01:08:40the sum is 2,099.
01:08:42Come on, bravo!
01:08:44And I give you a discount
01:08:46to make it 2,100.
01:08:48As they say, money doesn't buy happiness,
01:08:50it only buys good things.
01:08:52That's all for today.
01:08:54Be with us next time
01:08:56because in the next episode
01:08:58we'll check if Milica can
01:09:00break a glass with her voice.
01:09:02As I'm watching her,
01:09:04she can break it with her look.
01:09:06Bye, see you next time!