American-Made Sports Cars of the Early 2000s
This Chevy model was first introduced in 1967 and was initially discontinued in 2002, only to be re-booted in 2009
What is the Camaro?
This worldwide best-selling cookie is available in over 100 countries and in more than 75 varieties
What is Oreo?
This store singlehandedly accounts for approximately 75% of the décor found in Mim Ruggieri and Jeanne Teresi's homes
What is Home Goods?
This is where you'll find Barnes Jewish Hopsital
Where is St. Louis, MO?
What is Chicago?
This make & model has been the bestselling sports car in America for the past 50 years; sales topped 160,000 units in 2001
What is the Ford Mustang?
These two individuals have the best "number of cookies eaten" to BMI ratio in the states of Texas and Illinois, respectively
Who are Mark Teresi and Doug Mackin?
Formerly known as Ebates, this online cash-back and shopping rewards site was one of the first corporations to have its logo featured on the jersey of an NBA team (the Golden State Warriors)
What is Rakuten?
This Rochester, Minnesota based hospital earned top honors in US News & World Report's annual hospital rankings for the fifth year in a row
What is the Mayo Clinic?
The largest city in terms of land area (sq. mi.)
What is Dallas?
This Ford model was named one of the worst American sports cars of 2002, but it still won over some fans -- probably because of its iconic colors like pastel yellow and robin's egg blue
What is the Thunderbird?
In March 2020, this cookie brand brought back its mascot, Chip, after a 6-year hiatus
What is Chips Ahoy?
Anne Teresi's one-stop shop for all cosmetic needs
What is Ulta?
This state has the most hospitals per capita of any state in the US
Where is South Dakota?
The fastest-growing city
What is Dallas?
Other than the Ford Mustang, this car was the only other from an American automaker to crack thetop 5 on TopSpeed.com's list of '8 Sports Cars from the 2000s Still Worth Buying'
What is the Pontiac GTO?
The name of the inn that Ruth Wakefield ran with her husband when she invented chocolate chip cookies in the 1930s
What is Toll House?
This beloved big box retailer enlisted a design firm to reverse engineer a shopping cart that was easier and more comfortable for shoppers to maneuver. The result was a cart made fully of plastic that is 15-20 pounds lighter than competitors' and less likely to damage shelves in the store
What is Target?
The largest hospital in the US by number of beds
What is University of Pittsburgh Medical Center?
This city's flag features a fleur-de-lis and was voted the 5th best design among all US city flags
What is St. Louis?
Approximately the number of days per year that Ryan drives his Camaro
What is two?
According to data from General Mills, this is the most popular Christmas cookie in the US
What are Peanut Butter Blossoms?
This parent corporation counts TJMaxx, Marshalls and Home Goods among the stores in its portfolio
What is TJX?
This city is home to Northside Hospital, which topped the list of annual births in 2016, delivering over 27,000 babies that year
Where is Atlanta, GA?
The first city to be settled
What is St. Louis?