Who's in a good mood today? Hey, I am. Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. I want to know from all my co-hosts, do you consider yourself an optimist or a pessimist? Oh, I'm a pessimist now. I used to be an optimist. Welcome to the fun side of the fence, Jose. Alright, you reach the age. Even if you think you're like somewhere in the middle, here's the good news. According to experts, optimism is something you can actually improve on. And it starts with making a list. Okay, like one of those lists where you list what you're grateful for or something. Or like a dream board. It's not like a to-do list or a dream board, it's a ta-da list. Ta-da! Where at the end of each day, you write down everything you accomplish. Dude, that's awesome! Or in Brooke's case, pay someone else to do all that for you. And not just the big stuff, even small things like, I drank enough water. I only hit snooze four times. Dude, that would be a huge accomplishment. I use shampoo and conditioner in the correct order this time. Those count as life achievements now. Y'all are just 7-in-1. Shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer, vitamins, antibiotics in there. I'm sure your hair's not going to fall out. Very impressive. The other thing experts say you must do to become more optimistic is don't worry all the time. Schedule it. So today from 11 to 11.15, we're all going to come together and worry. That is our worry time. Then once 11.15 hits, just flush it and let it go. I know you guys are just like a switch. I'm actually really on board with this. It's like being sad about stuff. You're like, okay, I'm going to be sad for three days. And then I've got to just be like, you're over it. Yeah. Where am I starting to get sad about something? Oh, wait, no, it's not sad time right now. Exactly. I'm going to push that to later. It's that easy. I'm already feeling more optimistic. Optimistic that Brooke is going to lose in the shock-caller question of the day. And I only messed up 12 times during that whole introduction. So I'm going to put that on my to-do list. Good job, Jeff. While I send it over to Jake, let's do some trivia. Well, today's the birthday of a Hollywood legend, a man who turned doing your own stunts into chaotic work of art, famed martial artist Jackie Chan. Yeah. Wow. He's been making movies for a mind-blowing six decades. Whoa. And this is a guy who could take a normal fight scene with a ladder, climb it, spin it, get stuck in it, somehow kick people through it, and defeat 40 bad guys all while holding a priceless vase. Hey. For comedic effect. He's a funny guy. Of course. Now that's a to-do list. Most action stars have stunt doubles. Jackie Chan had a loyalty punch card to the ER, and he still made it look kind of fun. Yeah. That's why today, in honor of the legendary Jackie Chan, we're doing a special Chan You Handle It edition of Polenity of 20. Now, you'll say a number one through 20. I'll give you a trivia question about the iconic martial artist Jackie Chan. Just answer it correctly and you can keep playing my game. Okay. We'll start with the woman who also does not use a stunt double while crashing her car into the parking meter. No, I'm not. That's Alexis. That's so impressive. Number nine. In 2007, Jackie Chan was in a TV series called Project A and was filmed in Hong Kong where he almost died during one of his stunts. Oh, no. He was hundreds of feet in the air dangling from what? A blimp over a stadium of people. An old clock tower or a bunch of helium balloons while promoting the Pixar movie Up. That would be so good. A crossover. Dressed up like the old man. That would be a cause worth almost dying for. Is a clock tower really that tall? I guess. One of the tallest clocks I can think of. I don't know. I mean, when you say that, I don't know if it's that impressive to dangle from a clock tower. So let's go blimp. Going A for blimp. I'm sorry. Sorry, Jackie Chan. It was a clock tower. He slid down a real clock tower and fell through multiple awnings, injuring his neck in the process. Oh my gosh. Pretty Jackie Chan. He's okay. Yeah. That one's met him at a Costco. You did? It was a book signing. Not like a, just bumped into him in the aisle. I thought he was like shopping for bolts. There's one Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan loves deals. In line for samples. Brooke, I need a number from you. Nine is off the board. Give me 12. Jackie Chan holds a world record for doing the most what in a single movie? Is it A, fight scenes, B, film jobs, so like most credits on the film, or C, smashing thankful hotties for saving their lives. What does Jackie Chan have the world record for? Oh man. I mean, I wanted to be C for him, but I don't think that's it. He does seem like he could do all the jobs on the movie all at the same time. He could hold his own boom for his own fight scenes. Exactly. He actually invented the selfie stick because it was in his destiny to film his own film. I'm going to go with the most titles in a film. Yeah, I love roles. B, most film jobs. That's correct. He performed 15 different roles on one film, including directing, acting, even handling the props. And extra, I bet. How does he the whole crowd? That was his best work. Jose, we're over to you. Nine and 12 are off the board. Let's go. Lucky number seven. In Rush Hour. Okay. Jackie Chan's character refuses to say what word forcing Chris Tucker to repeat it. Is it damn, please or moist? Is that the scene where he's like, do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? Remember it? Man, nobody understands the words that are coming out of your mouth. Moist is the funniest. Moist is the funniest. Damn is easy. I'm going to say please. Oh, Jose says please. My answer is please. Sorry, Jose. It's damn. It is damn. His character pretends to not understand the word, leading to one of the most famous running jokes. Oh darn. I mean damn. Alexis has gotten hers wrong. Brooke got hers right. Jose got his wrong, which means, Jeffrey, you got to get this right to save us from Brooke, which is predicted she was going to win. Help us from Brooke. It's predicted she was going to be shocked actually. My optimism in the situation is actually what it was. I'm going to go number three. Jackie Chan actually has a successful music career and has released over 20 albums in what language? Is it Mandarin? Is it English? Or is it Spanish karaoke? That would be amazing. I like that it's Spanish karaoke. That's sing-song-y Spanish. Oh, got it. That's not enough of a challenge for Jackie Chan, though. He's just singing Lechona. Eliminate that. Mandarin seems, I mean, that just seems too easy. I mean, you would think it's his native language. If it was English, why haven't we played all the hits with Jackie Chan? That's also true. What are we doing? Too high-brow, probably, for the average. Unless we're finding out Taylor Swift is Jackie Chan. Oh man. What job can't he do? I'm going to say Mandarin is too on the nose. I think he's done 20 English albums. Jeffrey says English. I'm sorry. It is Mandarin. The easiest answer was the correct one. He's a legit pop star in Asia and sings many of his own movie themes. Oh my god. That's cool. James Bond singing his own. That means Brooke has won today's edition of 20 of 20. Jeff wanted her to lose. Brooke gets to choose who gets shocked today. They're going to be singing Tub Thumpin' by Chumbawumba. Who's it going to be? Obviously you. You deserve the punishment. I am kind of the Jackie Chan of this show. I have to do all the things. I'm going to do my own stunt this time. Here we go. I get knocked down, but I get up again. You're never going to keep me down. I get knocked down. One of his English songs. What was your shock collar question of the day? 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