Hot Dogs & Regrets
Fireworks Fails
American History (Loosely)
Cookout Science
Patriotic Confusion
100

This is how many hot dogs Joey Chestnut once ate in 10 minutes, making the rest of us feel inadequate

What is 76?

100

The neighbor who buys the most illegal fireworks is always called this.

"that guy"

100

The year America declared independence, also the year everyone pretends to know more history than they do.

What is 1776?

100

This is the scientific term for why the burger always sticks to the grill when someone is watching.

What is Murphy's Law?

100

This song is sung at every July 4th event by someone who does not know all the words.

What is the National Anthem?

200

The main emotion felt after eating your 5th hot dog at the cookout.

What is regret?

200

This happens every year when someone lights a firework pointing the wrong direction.

What is running for your life?

200

This founding father is on the $100 bill and is everyone's favorite because he never became president.

ho is Benjamin Franklin?

200

he number of times someone will say "it's not the heat, it's the humidity" before you lose your mind.

What is too many?

200

The number of stars on the American flag, which nobody can remember without counting.

What is 50?

300

This condiment causes more family arguments than politics at a 4th of July cookout.

What is ketchup on a hot dog?

300

The face you make when a firework goes off 3 seconds later than expected.

What is pure terror?

300

America declared independence from this country, which now sells us tea and bad weather forecasts.

What is England?

300

This happens to potato salad left in the sun for more than 45 minutes.

What is a health hazard?

300

Every small town parade features this vehicle going suspiciously slowly down Main Street.

What is a tractor?

400

The technical term for the nap you take immediately after eating too much at the cookout.

What is a food coma?

400

Dogs everywhere file a noise complaint against humans on this date every year.

What is July 4th?

400

The document signed in 1776 that every American has definitely read and not just skimmed.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

400

The approximate distance flies will travel to find your plate the moment you sit down.

What is immediately/zero distance?

400

Americans celebrate freedom on July 4th by doing this in gridlock traffic for three hours.

What is proving freedom has limits?

500

This is what you call it when someone brings a veggie tray to a July 4th BBQ.

What is a crime?

500

This is always the last person still setting off fireworks at 2am in the neighborhood.

What is your uncle?

500

his founding father challenged someone to a duel and lost, proving even geniuses make bad decisions.

Who is Alexander Hamilton?

500

The color your uncle's face turns after standing at the grill for two hours in July.

What is lobster red?

500

This is the only acceptable reason to wear a flag as a cape at a public event.

What is being 100% that guy?