URL of Sandwich
Only Joe Might Know
Video Games
Rhymes with "Molly"
Chicago
100

Ring the alarm! This sub chain's website boasts a "Rapid Rescue To Go" ordering option.

Firehouse Subs

100

According to Joe's friend Chris, who is a maniac, you must be this old to be able to own a wallet

18

100

If you build it, they will play. This is the bestselling video game of all time.

Minecraft

100

According to 90s music videos, it's a hands-free leap performed by skateboarders in drained swimming pools throughout greater Los Angeles.

Ollie

100

Do you get high???????? Chicago doggies are served on this distinct style of seeded bun.

Poppy Seed

200

All aboard! On Subway's website, you can order a BMT, which stands for this—and no, loser, it's not bacon-mozzarella-tomato.

Brooklyn Manhattan Transit

200

Making chili? Stalk up on this cruciferous veg, which totally belongs in your recipe.

Broccoli 

200

Legend has it, the idea for this ~game-changing~ console came from a janitor at Nintendo. 

Game Boy

200

A silly mistake, or an ornamental building that serves no purpose (relatable!)

Folly

200
Joe thinks Chicago is the bomb, and he's right: One of these tiny objects was split for the very first time at U Chicago in 1942.

An atom

300

'Ey, I'm eatin' here! This sub chain's website has a whole section dedicated to "The Juice," its signature red wine vinegar and olive oil blend.

Jersey Mike's

300

[Slapping the sides of my cheeks in shock] Joe grew up in Winnetka, IL, where you can also find the iconic Home from this classic 90s holiday/child negligence flick. 

Home Alone

300

It's-a NOT me. Mario first appeared as "Mr. Video" in this classic arcade game.

Donkey Kong

300

The grandaddie of surrealism, he once said, "I don't do drugs, I am drugs." (Probably Joe's best friend Max's high school yearbook quote.)

Dali

300
Just beautiful. Every year on St. Patrick's Day, Chi-town does this to its eponymous river.

Dyes it green

400

If it's only got ham, cheese, tomato, onion, pickles, green pepper and olives, it's a REAL Italian sandwich, according to the menu on this local sub shop's website. (Hint... there's one just minutes away!)

Amato's

400

Gotta have it! 3D printers use spools of plastic thread, called this, to create incredibly necessary objects on demand.  (About 43% of the time.)

Filament

400

Heads up! In Joe's favorite arcade game of all, Joust, contestants balance on these giant, leggy birds. 

Ostriches 

400

A Disney-Pixar hit about a sad widdle robot that won a bunch of awards but wasn't nearly as good as anything Joe has animated

Wall-E

400

Something for everyone!!!!!! Chicago's hoppin River North neighb is home to a restaurant themed around this classic American bbq grill brand.

Weber

500

Oh the huge-ham-and-cheese! Done up in yellow and green, this sub chain's website is a dead-ringer for Subway... but it's full of hot air.

Blimpie

500

It's 11:30am somewhere! Which means it's time for one of Joe's favorite lunches: this thick Creole stew made with shellfish, sausage and veggies, which he orders spooned over a biscuit. 

Gumbo

500

The name of this classic Japanese video game console translates roughly to, "I win."

Atari

500

It's not Subway, but it'll do: This is a handheld meal comprised of meaty-cornmealy dough steamed in cornhusks

Tamale

500

Sharing a name with Joe's Dad's third wife, "Sue" is the most complete skeleton of one of these, with over 90% of her bones accounted for, standing tall at Chicago's Field Museum.

T Rex