Slightly Useless Geography Facts
Lisa's Lazy Landmarks
Everyday Things That Sounds Fancier Than They Are
Foods That Are Lying To You
Musical Questions That Are Way Too Relatable
100

This is the only US state made up entirely of islands

Hawaii

100

This national monument in Arizona features enormous carved red rock formations and endless desert hiking- but Lisa just wants to know where the nearest iced coffee is 

Sedona, AZ

100

This "culinary masterpiece" is really just bread with melted cheese, but don't tell the foodies

Grilled Cheese

100

This "salad" is mostly mayo, maybe a pea or two, and no actual lettuce in sight (add eggs or potatoes?)

Potato Salad

100

This pop icon told us to "shake it off", which is also what Lisa does when someone criticizes her playlist

Taylor Swift

200

This state has more cows than people, which is great if you are into moo-ving conversations

Wyoming

200

This Floridian attraction is the southernmost point in the continental US- but Lisa says the real attraction is "the key lime pie and no regrets"

Key West

200

This "personal transportation device" is mostly found abandoned in city gutters at 2 am

Scooters

200

This "chicken" item is suspiciously shaped like a boot (or a dinosaur) but probably hasn't seen a farm since 1997

Chicken Nuggets

200

This artist told us to call them maybe", which is also the energy Lisa gives to RSVP invites

Carly Rae Jepsen

300

This state's official nickname is "The Show Me State", which sounds suspiciously like it doesn't trust you 

Missouri

300

This mountain is the tallest in North America, but Lisa politely declined to climb it, citing "altitude drama"

Denali

300

This "spa treatment" involves sticking your feet in a tub while making small talk with someone who knows you judge other people's toes

A Pedicure

300

This "vegetable" is deep-fried, dipped in ranch, and served with a side of denial

Onion Rings

300

This genre is what you play when you clean your house for 5 minutes and pretend you're in a movie montage

Classic Rock

400

This US state is home o the geographical center of North America- so technically, every road trip should start here, but nobody ever does

North Dakota

400

This Missouri arch is 630 feet tall, built to honor westward expansion, but according to Lisa "big enough to be seen without leaving the car"

The Gateway Arch

400

This "luxury beverage" is just bubbly sugar water that somehow costs $3 more when served in a glass bottle

Sparkling water

400

This "protein-packed breakfast" is actually just flavored dessert pretending to be productive

Flavored Greek yogurt

400

In many country songs, this four-legged friend is the unsung hero who's "always there" (and doesn't judge your singing!)

A dog

500

This US state touches more states than any other- eight to be exact- because apparently it doesn't understand boundaries

Tennessee

500

This South Dakota landmark features four presidential faces carved into a mountain, but Lisa's main review: "Zero snacks, but 10/10 wind" 

Mount Rushmore

500

This "artisanal kitchen staple" is really just bread that's gotten old and crusty- but now it's $8 and comes in a linen bag

Sourdough

500

This "gourmet appetizer" is literally just bread that someone rubbed with garlic and confidence

Bruschetta

500

This classic dance move involves flailing your arms wildly and pretending you actually know the rhythm

The Sprinkler

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