Booth Virtual Trivia Quiz –

Welcome, Class of 2023!

QM – Mukunth Raghavan
Format

◼ 5 rounds , total of 25 questions

▪ Sushi and Sake – Food & Bev

▪ Brand Equity – Brands, Companies, Products
▪ Covidon’t – Coronavirus/Covid related trivia
▪ Pop Culture – Movies, TV Shows, Music…
▪ R.A.J.A.N – Chicago Booth FTW! The 5 answers start with R,A,J,A,N in order
Round 1 - Sushi and Sake

◼ 5 questions on Food, Alcohol, Beverages etc. from across the world

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
In 1981, a Minnesota-based food company called Golden Valley (later
acquired by ConAgra Foods) created a first-of-its-kind product, which
wasn’t shelf-stable – the uncooked product required constant refrigeration
before use as it contained real butter. This requirement made this product a
partial failure.

In 1984, Golden Valley introduced a new shelf-stable version of the product

that could be cooked directly, and this version became a massive hit. How
do we know this product, with its name indicating that it was a sequel of
sorts to its unsuccessful predecessor?
2
Acacia Dealbata or the ______ plant, is
a species of flowering plants in the
legume family Fabaceae and is widely
found in the Mediterranean region and
in other warm temperate and tropical
areas.

What cocktail gets its name from the

common name of the plant, due to the
color of the cocktail resembling the
colors of the plant’s flowers? <Image>
3
What is produced using these machines?
4
This European technique derives its name from a French verb meaning ‘to
scrape’ – appropriate given that the key idea is to scrape off the residue
stuck at the bottom of the pan and put it to use rather than just wasting it.
These days however, artificial techniques (such as adding breadcrumbs and
browning it in an oven) are used to conveniently simulate the same effect
rather than scraping the bottom.

What technique/dish, most popularly cooked using potatoes, are we talking

about?

 
5
Where would you have seen these women (not exhaustive) and why might
you not see this list extending going forward?
Round 1 Answers - Sushi and Sake

◼ 5 questions on Food, Alcohol, Beverages etc. from across the world

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
In 1981, a Minnesota-based food company called Golden Valley (later
acquired by ConAgra Foods) created a first-of-its-kind product, which
wasn’t shelf-stable – the uncooked product required constant refrigeration
before use as it contained real butter. This requirement made this product a
partial failure.

In 1984, Golden Valley introduced a new shelf-stable version of the product

that could be cooked directly, and this version became a massive hit. How
do we know this product, with its name indicating that it was a sequel of
sorts to its unsuccessful predecessor?
Safety Slide
Act II Popcorn : The “2” in Act 2
2
Acacia Dealbata or the ______ plant, is
a species of flowering plants in the
legume family Fabaceae and is widely
found in the Mediterranean region and
in other warm temperate and tropical
areas.

What cocktail gets its name from the

common name of the plant, due to the
color of the cocktail resembling the
colors of the plant’s flowers? <Image>
Safety Slide
Mimosa
3
What is produced using these machines?
Safety Slide
Toblerone
4
This European technique derives its name from a French verb meaning ‘to
scrape’ – appropriate given that the key idea is to scrape off the residue
stuck at the bottom of the pan and put it to use rather than just wasting it.
These days however, artificial techniques (such as adding breadcrumbs and
browning it in an oven) are used to conveniently simulate the same effect
rather than scraping the bottom.

What technique/dish, most popularly cooked using potatoes, are we talking

about?

 
Safety Slide
Gratin, as in Au Gratin
5
Where would you have seen these women (not exhaustive) and why might
you not see this list extending going forward?
Safety Slide
Models for Aunt Jemima ; Name and Image
being pulled on grounds of racial stereotype
Round 2 – Brand Equity

◼ 5 questions on Brands, Companies, Products etc. from across the world

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Many materials have come and gone, but according to several
experts across generations, the outer shell casing of the Atlantic
Hawksbill Sea Turtles provides the perfect physical flexibility for
this purpose and creates the best output.

Tony D’Andrea was one of the first people to use a reasonable

alternative – celluloid. It very closely imitated the flexibility and the
output as that of the turtle shell and was hence a massive success.

D’Andreas USA is one of the oldest companies in its industry, thanks

to the above innovation. What product?
2
In 1983, X’s chief executive Jean-Louis Dumas was seated next to Y on a
flight from Paris to London. She had just placed her straw travelling bag in
the overhead compartment of her seat, but the contents fell onto the deck,
leaving her to scramble all over. A frustrated Y then had a conversation
with Dumas, talking about something she’d like to have.

What came out of this conversation, has become an iconic fashion symbol.
Till 2010, there was a waiting time of several years. The strong demand
meant that the product had a massive resale leading to many crimes, and Y
subsequently went on to regret her association with the product. X and Y?
3
What you see here is the Beam Pro, a revolutionary
product that aims to challenge conventional ideas of
remote communication and collaboration.

This has earned a more popular nickname due to its

widespread usage by a certain person over the last few
years, that started off with a TED talk in 2014. While his
usage of this gadget is understandable, it has also made
people question his fundamental stand on trusting
technology. Who?
4
At the 2018 Webby Awards, a certain entity received an award in the
“Education” category, and their mandatory 5-word acceptance speech was :

Genius is now more accessible.

Which San Francisco based organization is this, conceptualized by David

Rogier and Aaron Rasmussen ?
5
Three Wise Men is a drink consisting of equal proportions of three brands
of a certain alcohol, each named after a man. What are the three brands
typically used? (3 pts)

Although sometimes informally called a cocktail, it is technically not one.

Why? (2 pts)

There are several variations of the drink – one of the relatively less
appealing variations is one that adds milk to the original recipe. The drink
gets its name from a 1980s movie, rather appropriate for this mixture.
Which movie? (5 pts)
Round 2 Answers – Brand Equity

◼ 5 questions on Brands, Companies, Products etc. from across the world

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Many materials have come and gone, but according to several
experts across generations, the outer shell casing of the Atlantic
Hawksbill Sea Turtles provides the perfect physical flexibility for
this purpose and creates the best output.

Tony D’Andrea was one of the first people to use a reasonable

alternative – celluloid. It very closely imitated the flexibility and the
output as that of the turtle shell and was hence a massive success.

D’Andreas USA is one of the oldest companies in its industry, thanks

to the above innovation. What product?
Safety Slide
Guitar Picks
2
In 1983, X’s chief executive Jean-Louis Dumas was seated next to Y on a
flight from Paris to London. She had just placed her straw travelling bag in
the overhead compartment of her seat, but the contents fell onto the deck,
leaving her to scramble all over. A frustrated Y then had a conversation
with Dumas, talking about something she’d like to have.

What came out of this conversation, has become an iconic fashion symbol.
Till 2010, there was a waiting time of several years. The strong demand
meant that the product had a massive resale leading to many crimes, and Y
subsequently went on to regret her association with the product. X and Y?
Safety Slide
Hermès ; Jane Birkin ( Birkin Bag )
3
What you see here is the Beam Pro, a revolutionary
product that aims to challenge conventional ideas of
remote communication and collaboration.

This has earned a more popular nickname due to its

widespread usage by a certain person over the last few
years, that started off with a TED talk in 2014. While his
usage of this gadget is understandable, it has also made
people question his fundamental stand on trusting
technology. Who?
Safety Slide
Edward Snowden
4
At the 2018 Webby Awards, a certain entity received an award in the
“Education” category, and their mandatory 5-word acceptance speech was :

Genius is now more accessible.

Which San Francisco based organization is this, conceptualized by David

Rogier and Aaron Rasmussen ?
Safety Slide
Masterclass
5
Three Wise Men is a drink consisting of equal proportions of three brands
of a certain alcohol, each named after a man. What are the three brands
typically used? (3 pts)

Although sometimes informally called a cocktail, it is technically not one.

Why? (2 pts)

There are several variations of the drink – one of the relatively less
appealing variations is one that adds milk to the original recipe. The drink
gets its name from a 1980s movie, rather appropriate for this mixture.
Which movie? (5 pts)
Safety Slide
Johnnie Walker, Jack Daniel, Jim Beam;
Cocktails need to have other ingredients outside of alcohol;
Leonard Nimoy’s Three Men and a Baby (Milk <=> Baby)
Round 3 – Covidon’t

◼ 5 questions on Coronavirus/Covid related stuff

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Dr. Ian Lipkin, director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at
Columbia University recently revealed that he has tested positive for Covid,
with a warning "If it can hit me, it can hit anybody”.

Coincidentally, he was the medical advisor for which 2011 “project”, that
has shot into prominence in Q1 2020 thanks to recent global
developments?
2
Thanks to the Covid situation, NYC Broadway had to cancel all the shows for the
foreseeable future. One of the upcoming shows that couldn’t begin as originally
scheduled, is the revival of a hugely successful play that was first staged in 1962
(and later made into a multiple Academy award winning movie few years later).

The premise involves a college professor and his wife inviting a younger academic
and his wife over for drinks after a late-night party, leading to an evening of sadistic
games, attempted seductions and shattering revelations. Playwright Albee, who
won the Tony Award for this play, spotted a phrase written on a mirror in a public
toilet and found it to be a bland, intellectual joke and decided to use it as the title.

Which play, whose revival might have to now wait a few months?
3
California was completely unprepared for its Covid response few weeks
ago, and medical workers were facing severe shortages of masks, gloves
etc. The situation was somewhat improved in the Los Angeles area, due to
donations of large stocks of these from an unexpected (or in many ways,
an obviously popular) source.

More recently, hospitals in Chicago received masks, gloves, gowns and

several other products as donations from similar sources as well, including
some much-needed N95 masks etc.

What was the unlikely ‘entertaining’ source of these medical supplies?

4
Stock price of which company, founded
in 2011 by ex-Cisco Lead Engineer Eric
Yuan in San Jose, that has more than
doubled in value since start of the year?

In September 2017, the company hosted

their first annual user conference. What
clever name was given to it by adding
one letter somewhere in the title of a
2016 Disney movie, which ends up nicely
referencing the company’s name?
5
Due to the current Coronavirus lockdown, an iconic place in London is
undergoing some much needed repair work, including a fresh coat of paint.
It is almost always too crowded for any meaningful repair work, and sees
thousands of visitors crowding into a relatively small lane on 8th August
every year, on the anniversary of an important milestone in performing arts.

What pop culture landmark in London are we talking about, whose

namesake phenomenon celebrated its 50th anniversary last year?
Round 3 Answers – Covidon’t

◼ 5 questions on Coronavirus/Covid related stuff

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Dr. Ian Lipkin, director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at
Columbia University recently revealed that he has tested positive for Covid,
with a warning "If it can hit me, it can hit anybody”.

Coincidentally, he was the medical advisor for which 2011 “project”, that
has shot into prominence in Q1 2020 thanks to recent global
developments?
Safety Slide
Contagion
2
Thanks to the Covid situation, NYC Broadway had to cancel all the shows for the
foreseeable future. One of the upcoming shows that couldn’t begin as originally
scheduled, is the revival of a hugely successful play that was first staged in 1962
(and later made into a multiple Academy award winning movie few years later).

The premise involves a college professor and his wife inviting a younger academic
and his wife over for drinks after a late-night party, leading to an evening of sadistic
games, attempted seductions and shattering revelations. Playwright Albee, who
won the Tony Award for this play, spotted a phrase written on a mirror in a public
toilet and found it to be a bland, intellectual joke and decided to use it as the title.

Which play, whose revival might have to now wait a few months?
Safety Slide
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
3
California was completely unprepared for its Covid response few weeks
ago, and medical workers were facing severe shortages of masks, gloves
etc. The situation was somewhat improved in the Los Angeles area, due to
donations of large stocks of these from an unexpected (or in many ways,
an obviously popular) source.

More recently, hospitals in Chicago received masks, gloves, gowns and

several other products as donations from similar sources as well, including
some much-needed N95 masks etc.

What was the unlikely ‘entertaining’ source of these medical supplies?

Safety Slide
Medical Soap Operas – Film Studios
4
Stock price of which company, founded
in 2011 by ex-Cisco Lead Engineer Eric
Yuan in San Jose, that has more than
doubled in value since start of the year?

In September 2017, the company hosted

their first annual user conference. What
clever name was given to it by adding
one letter somewhere in the title of a
2016 Disney movie, which ends up nicely
referencing the company’s name?
Safety Slide
Zoom ; Zoomtopia
5
Due to the current Coronavirus lockdown, an iconic place in London is
undergoing some much needed repair work, including a fresh coat of paint.
It is almost always too crowded for any meaningful repair work, and sees
thousands of visitors crowding into a relatively small lane on 8th August
every year, on the anniversary of an important milestone in performing arts.

What pop culture landmark in London are we talking about, whose

namesake phenomenon celebrated its 50th anniversary last year?
Safety Slide
Abbey Road (Crossing)
Round 4 – Pop Culture

◼ 5 questions on Movies, TV Shows, Music…

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Parasite, the Korean movie directed by Bong Joon-Ho, won 4 Academy
Awards at this year’s event less than two months ago. In doing so, it also
deservingly became the first foreign language film to win the award for Best
Picture.

In 2006, Bong Joon-Ho had made another movie, his third feature-length
film. The film concerns a monster kidnapping a man's daughter, and his
attempts to rescue her. It won several awards including Best Film at the
Asian Film Awards. What was the name of the 2006 movie – rather
appropriate given it was directed by the director of this year’s winner
‘Parasite’?
2
TV Adaptation (2005) of an iconic New York Times non-fiction best-seller
(2000). Book and author?
3
The lead singer of this band, got the name from studying the play "All My
Sons” by Arthur Miller in a theater class. The play is set in World War II
and is inspired by a true story, wherein the Wright Aeronautical
Corporation based in Ohio had conspired with armed forces inspection
officers to approve defective aircraft engines – this resulted in several
deaths in the Air Force.

Origin of which band’s name, formed in Ohio in 2009?

4
In late 2009, CDC was concerned about a Salmonella outbreak, with cases
reported in more than half the states in the country. More than 50 people
across the country came down with a particular serotype of salmonella, with
80% of them children under the age of 10.

The CDC and other public health organizations quickly recognized the cause
and issued warnings urging people especially kids, to stay away from the
source, which in most cases was a certain unconventional pet. If come in
contact, they were asked to thoroughly wash their hands soap and water.

What caused this outbreak? Why might washing hands not be the primary fix?
5
Comedy Central Roasts are typically no-holds-barred events loaded with
offensive humor. But it is not uncommon for celebrity ‘roastees’ to
request certain topics to be off limits. For example, Charlie Sheen wanted
to keep jokes about his mom out of scope. Similarly, William Shatner
asked that the death of his wife not be mentioned.

A) Which celebrity prohibited jokes about her Hep-C? (2005 Roast)

B) Who prohibited anyone making jokes about him not being as wealthy
as he claimed? (2011 Roast)
Round 4 Answers – Pop Culture

◼ 5 questions on Movies, TV Shows, Music…

◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
Parasite, the Korean movie directed by Bong Joon-Ho, won 4 Academy
Awards at this year’s event less than two months ago. In doing so, it also
deservingly became the first foreign language film to win the award for Best
Picture.

In 2006, Bong Joon-Ho had made another movie, his third feature-length
film. The film concerns a monster kidnapping a man's daughter, and his
attempts to rescue her. It won several awards including Best Film at the
Asian Film Awards. What was the name of the 2006 movie – rather
appropriate given it was directed by the director of this year’s winner
‘Parasite’?
Safety Slide
Host ( <-> Parasite)
2
TV Adaptation (2005) of an iconic New York Times non-fiction best-seller
(2000). Book and author?
Safety Slide
Kitchen Confidential ; Anthony Bourdain
3
The lead singer of this band, got the name from studying the play "All My
Sons” by Arthur Miller in a theater class. The play is set in World War II
and is inspired by a true story, wherein the Wright Aeronautical
Corporation based in Ohio had conspired with armed forces inspection
officers to approve defective aircraft engines – this resulted in several
deaths in the Air Force.

Origin of which band’s name, formed in Ohio in 2009?

Safety Slide
Twenty One Pilots – 21 pilots died in the play
4
In late 2009, CDC was concerned about a Salmonella outbreak, with cases
reported in more than half the states in the country. More than 50 people
across the country came down with a particular serotype of salmonella, with
80% of them children under the age of 10.

The CDC and other public health organizations quickly recognized the cause
and issued warnings urging people especially kids, to stay away from the
source, which in most cases was a certain unconventional pet. If come in
contact, they were asked to thoroughly wash their hands soap and water.

What caused this outbreak? Why might washing hands not be the primary fix?
Safety Slide
Disney’s Princess and the Frog released;
Kids (and others?) were kissing frogs…
5
Comedy Central Roasts are typically no-holds-barred events loaded with
offensive humor. But it is not uncommon for celebrity ‘roastees’ to
request certain topics to be off limits. For example, Charlie Sheen wanted
to keep jokes about his mom out of scope. Similarly, William Shatner
asked that the death of his wife not be mentioned.

A) Which celebrity prohibited jokes about her Hep-C? (2005 Roast)

B) Who prohibited anyone making jokes about him not being as wealthy
as he claimed? (2011 Roast)
Safety Slide
A – Pamela Anderson ; B – Donald Trump
Round 5 – R.A.J.A.N

◼ 5 questions on things connected to Chicago Booth

◼ Q1’s answer starts with R, Q2’s answer with A, Q3’s with J and so on.
◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
After completing his undergraduate degree in the United States in 1987
(Bachelor of Science from University of Colorado), this person returned to his
native Indonesia and worked in the timber industry. But he left the position
after just three years, finding the company’s vision and mission didn’t align with
his ideals. With his quote “I don’t believe in companies that just exist to make a
profit - a company should also serve and guide people” serving as a
foundational value, he founded Jakarta-based PT Arwana Citramulia Tbk, one
of the best-performing ceramic tile manufacturing companies in world.

Which Executive MBA ‘07 alumnus of Booth are we talking about, who also sits
on the Board of Trustees at the University of Chicago?
<last name goes into the answer scheme of the round>
2
Booth’s Harper Center has one of the best contemporary art collections in
the world. One of them is an installation in the Concourse level by Allen
Ruppersberg, who is part of the first generation of American ‘Conceptual’
artists that changed the way art was thought about and made. His oeuvre
of work includes paintings, prints, photographs, installations and books,
true to the spirit of ‘Conceptual’ art.

Widely considered to be the most depressing ~200 square inches in all of

Harper, what is the first piece in this series of installations by Ruppersberg
at our campus? Looking for a 3 word phrase that would indicate the piece.
3
X earned two bachelor's degrees cum laude in Economics and Math, followed by
a PhD in economics from MIT in 1980 and joined the Chicago Booth faculty later
that year. From 1993 to 2004, he served as the deputy dean for the faculty at
Booth and gained immense experience in advanced negotiations. Also a certified
agent for the NBA player's union, he was approached by Erik Zhang, a graduate
student at Stanford, to help out Erik’s cousin who was struggling to get an
opportunity in the US thanks to several hurdles and restrictions from his home
country. X was able to successfully negotiate with all the stakeholders and the
rest, as they say, is (sporting) history.

Who is the Booth professor X? <first name goes into the pattern>
Also, who is the NBA player whose pro career X helped kickstart?
4
ATI is an interdisciplinary research group that was established at Chicago Booth
in January 2009. Its primary purpose is to bring together faculty from a variety of
disciplines including behavioral science, economics, finance, marketing,
operations and political science, whose research use mathematical modelling for
understanding phenomena and devising solutions to problems (optimization
frameworks, game theory models etc). ATI conducts weekly seminars during Fall
and Spring quarters that feature internal and external researchers working on
significant topics, and a year-round Visiting Fellows Program that hosts experts
from across the globe for weeklong visits to UChicago to share expertise.

If “I” is Initiative, what does “AT” abbreviate to, something UChicago is reputed
for?
5
According to the two authors, they spent an enormous amount of time
deciding the imagery they wanted to associate with their book and their
idea overall. In order to emphasize being soft, thoughtful and controlled,
they chose to use the imagery of a mother animal gently pushing her baby.
The usage of simple but effective illustrations involving animals to depict
complex phenomena and ideologies is a cognitive bias well within the
book’s subject matter.

What best-selling book’s cover are we describing here, with one author
associated with Chicago Booth while the other spent 27 years at UChicago
Law School before serving in Obama administration?
Round 5 Answers – R.A.J.A.N

◼ 5 questions on anything connected to Chicago Booth

◼ Q1’s answer starts with R, Q2’s answer with A, Q3’s with J and so on.
◼ Max of 10 points per question
◼ Bounce + Pounce format (to be explained live)
◼ Part points per QM’s discretion
1
After completing his undergraduate degree in the United States in 1987
(Bachelor of Science from University of Colorado), this person returned to his
native Indonesia and worked in the timber industry. But he left the position
after just three years, finding the company’s vision and mission didn’t align with
his ideals. With his quote “I don’t believe in companies that just exist to make a
profit - a company should also serve and guide people” serving as a
foundational value, he founded Jakarta-based PT Arwana Citramulia Tbk, one
of the best-performing ceramic tile manufacturing companies in world.

Which Executive MBA ‘07 alumnus of Booth are we talking about, who also sits
on the Board of Trustees at the University of Chicago?
<last name goes into the answer scheme of the round>
Safety Slide
Tandean Rustandy
2
Booth’s Harper Center has one of the best contemporary art collections in
the world. One of them is an installation in the Concourse level by Allen
Ruppersberg, who is part of the first generation of American ‘Conceptual’
artists that changed the way art was thought about and made. His oeuvre
of work includes paintings, prints, photographs, installations and books,
true to the spirit of ‘Conceptual’ art.

Widely considered to be the most depressing ~200 square inches in all of

Harper, what is the first piece in this series of installations by Ruppersberg
at our campus? Looking for a 3 word phrase that would indicate the piece.
Safety Slide
Are you crying?
3
X earned two bachelor's degrees cum laude in Economics and Math, followed by
a PhD in economics from MIT in 1980 and joined the Chicago Booth faculty later
that year. From 1993 to 2004, he served as the deputy dean for the faculty at
Booth and gained immense experience in advanced negotiations. Also a certified
agent for the NBA player's union, he was approached by Erik Zhang, a graduate
student at Stanford, to help out Erik’s cousin who was struggling to get an
opportunity in the US thanks to several hurdles and restrictions from his home
country. X was able to successfully negotiate with all the stakeholders and the
rest, as they say, is (sporting) history.

Who is the Booth professor X? <first name goes into the pattern>
Also, who is the NBA player whose pro career X helped kickstart?
Safety Slide
John Huizinga ; Yao Ming
4
ATI is an interdisciplinary research group that was established at Chicago Booth
in January 2009. Its primary purpose is to bring together faculty from a variety of
disciplines including behavioral science, economics, finance, marketing,
operations and political science, whose research use mathematical modelling for
understanding phenomena and devising solutions to problems (optimization
frameworks, game theory models etc). ATI conducts weekly seminars during Fall
and Spring quarters that feature internal and external researchers working on
significant topics, and a year-round Visiting Fellows Program that hosts experts
from across the globe for weeklong visits to UChicago to share expertise.

If “I” is Initiative, what does “AT” abbreviate to, something UChicago is reputed
for?
Safety Slide
Applied Theory
5
According to the two authors, they spent an enormous amount of time
deciding the imagery they wanted to associate with their book and their
idea overall. In order to emphasize being soft, thoughtful and controlled,
they chose to use the imagery of a mother animal gently pushing her baby.
The usage of simple but effective illustrations involving animals to depict
complex phenomena and ideologies is a cognitive bias well within the
book’s subject matter.

What best-selling book’s cover are we describing here, with one author
associated with Chicago Booth while the other spent 27 years at UChicago
Law School before serving in Obama administration?
Safety Slide
Nudge
FINAL SCORES

Booth Virtual Trivia Quiz – Ep 1

QM – Mukunth Raghavan