Is America the only country that records temperature in Fahrenheit?
No. The Bahamas, Caman Islands, and the federated states of Micronesia use it too.
Are Jigsaw puzzles older than Snowboarding?
Yes (They came out in 1760)
Does Subway use enough lettuce each day to cover my family's orchard?
Yes, Subway uses 16 acres of lettuce every day and my family's orchard is only 8 acres
Statistically speaking, are you more likely to be bitten by a New Yorker or a Shark?
A New Yorker. Someone from NYC is 25 times more likely to bite you then a shark
Did a teenager steal a train in New York City?
No, but a 16-year-old did impersonate a conductor and drove a train around for 3 hours
Is Jamestown, Virginia the first city in America?
No, it was St. Augustine (Florida)
Were puzzles originally made for entertainment?
No, they were made to teach geography to kids
Was the founder of Subway old enough to vote when he started his sandwich shop?
No, he was 17
Does the Empire State Building have its own zip code?
Yes
If someone in Japan throws themselves in front of a train, can the Railroad sue the family of that person for damages?
Yes
Does the American Army run the GPS system?
No, the Air Force does
How many puzzles are in the Jigsaw Palace in Saint Louis, Missouri?
10,000 puzzles
How many sandwiches does Subway serve each minute?
5,300 sandwhiches
Was New York City ever the capital of America?
Yes. NYC's Federal Hall on Wall Street was the capital in 1785
Which college football team won a game by sabotaging the railway their opponents were using.
Auburn. In 1896, Auburn ROTC members greased the train tracks the opposing team was using, causing them to miss the game and give Auburn an automatic win.
How many square miles make up America?
3,800,000 miles2
How many pieces were in the world's biggest puzzle?
551,232 pieces
No. Trampolines cost around $250-500 and Subway was started on $1,000 in 1965
Did New York City have a secret train station?
Yes. Underneath the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, a secret train station was used to transport VIPs like President Roosevelt
Did America's first steam-powered train win a race against a horse?
No, America's first steam-powered train lost a race against a horse in 1830
How much American money is in circulation?
$2,000,000,000,000 (2 trillion)
Is the tallest 3D puzzle taller than a German Sheppard?
Yes, it was 4 feet tall
How many sandwich combinations are there at Subway?
38 million
Was giving tattoos illegal in New York City during the 1950s?
No. It became illegal in 1961 and weren't legalized again until 1997
Is the world's longest railway longer than America?
Yes, it's 5,772 miles (Trans-Siberian Highway)