Facts About Me
I was born on this date
When is December 2nd, 2004
Bill Clinton was governor of this state before running for officer
What is Arkansas
Where is Hershey's manufacturer located
Where is Hershey, Pennsylvania
This 2011 movie consists of cars from all across the globe who race to see who is the best
What is Cars 2
A group of fish is called
What is a School
This is the favorite sport of mine
What is Football
This Amendment limits a president from being elected into office more than two times
What is the 22nd Amendment
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop
What is 3
A movie that Matt wants to see, about two brave soldiers who have to stop a battle from happening
What is 1917
This is the supreme leader of North Korea
Who is Kim Jung-un
Matt's favorite game device
What is a Computer (PC)
What year did the American Revolutionary War start
What is 1775
This company is known for their bit sized chocolate and peanut candies
What/Who is Hershey
Denzel Washington stars in this 2010 movie, where there is a runaway train and the protaganist, (played by Chris Pine) must stop it
What is Unstoppable
The year when the first Star Wars Movie was released
What is 1977
This was the first year I started running track
What is 2018
This was George Washington's Secretary of War
Who is Henry Knox
What is the company that makes Sour Patch Kids
What is Cadbury
Thanos snaps away half of the population in this movie
What is Avengers: Infinity War
Where did Coronavirus originate from (city and country)
Where is Wuhan, China
This is Matt's 55 meter PR of the 2019-2020 track season
What is 7 seconds
This was the bloodiest of the D-Day beaches, with roughly 2,400 casualties of Allied troops
What is Omaha
These are Matt's favorite candy
What are Swedish Fish
Matt's favorite movie of all time, when Thirty-four years after his death, Airman William H. Pitsenbarger, Jr. ("Pits") is awarded the nation's highest military honor, for his actions in the Vietnam war
What is The Last Full Measure
The Earth is this long in diameter (to the nearest thousandth, in kilometers)
What is 8000 k