Action starts at the Vous at 6:15, and we move to Founding Fathers at 8:30. Hope to see ya there!

1. What company is sponsoring the Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day parade again this year?

2. The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade ends at this square where Macy’s is located.

3. This town in Massachusetts where the first thanksgiving took place holds a parade each year.

4. Among the papier mache big heads you’ll see in this city’s thanksgiving day parade are ones for Tom Selleck and Diana Ross.

5. What former Philly department store hosted the first ever Thanksgiving Day parade in 1920?

6. There’s no parade in DC, but instead in this business hub just north of DC with a two word name. 

7. What Sega character was the first video game inspired character in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade?

8. Long known as the Carrousel Parade, the largest Thanksgiving Parade in the South takes place in what city?

1.  Dunkin Donuts
2. Herald Square
3. Plymouth
4. Detroit
5. Gimbel’s
6. Silver Spring
7. Sonic the Hedgehog
8. Charlotte

Hey gang, a lot going on at the store this week. We start it off with 25% off EVERYTHING now until Monday. You can get that by coming by the store or by ordering online and using the code Holiday16. If you haven’t checked us out yet go ahead and do so. Most of our shirts are created by local artists and are created by local screenprinters. A great place to go holiday shopping for the sports fan in your family.

Black Friday also marks our 3-year anniversary! Pretty exciting stuff. We’ve grown a lot and learned a lot over the past 3 years. But we haven’t grown so much that we don’t like to party. Hope you’ll join us! Our 3 year anniversary party will be Monday night at Milkboy (11th and Chestnut) at 8 p.m. We’re gonna have lots of giveaways, and Milkboy is gonna hook us up with some great food and drink specials. You can find out more at the Event facebook page. Hope to see ya there!

Action kicks off at O’Neals at 8 p.m. $50 gift card for the winners, which is bumped up to $100 if you score over 120. Over to Alla Spina with Carl B Sure. Great bar, great opportunity to get a win, and $50 gift card for First with a $35 gift card for 2nd.

On to City Tap House, where we’ll have 2 for $20 pizzas and $100 gift card for the winners. And it is indeed anyone’s ballgame. Hope to see ya tonight!

Of course we don’t have a quiz on Thursday but the rest of the week is on as usual. Only one quiz this week. A round that’s Thanksgiving themed but not the rest. Here you go:

MONDAY

• Sidecar 9:30

TUESDAY

• O’Neals 8 pm
• Alla Spina 8 pm
• City Tap House 10:15 pm

WEDNESDAY

• Locust Rendezvous 6:15 pm
• Founding Fathers 8:30 pm

SIDECAR

1. There’s No I in Igloo 107
2. In the Lead 103
3. Weiner Vest 93

O’NEALS

1. Augi to the Rescue 118
2. Encyclopedophiles 112
3. Pantone 574 105

CITY TAP HOUSE

1. Charlatan Shaman 113
2. Fernet 103
3. Particles in her Box 84

LOCUST RENDEZVOUS

1. Synchronized Trampoline 105
2. Hispanic at the Disco 84
3. FU 2016 from the Neo Pacifists 76

FOUNDING FATHERS

1. Duane’s World 108
2. Who’s on Turd 105
3. Jitney Spears 88

INDUSTRY

1. Why Can’t Us 92
2. Potato 89
3. Motor City of Brotherly Love 83

BARDS

1. We Have the Best Answers 85
2. $3 to Trump 84
3. Keeping Up with the Cardassians 83

As we all come to grips with the results of last week’s election, and try to come to terms with the feelings aroused within us due to it, the silver lining I find is that perhaps it’s opened our eyes a little bit to the world around us. There are some in our community for whom the person in office is of little consequence, for whom finding there next meal is of far greater concern. Let’s pledge to ourselves that over the next few years we try to do a better job of helping them. I can’t speak for everyone, but I know that I got a bit complacent over the past 8 years. This election woke me up, and made me realize that I need to start thinking less about my bottom line and more about others around me who aren’t as fortunate as I am.

Cheri Honkala of the Poor People’s Human Rights Campaign didn’t need an election to tell her that. She’s dedicated her entire life to the homeless. And that continues next Tuesday, when she is helping to organize a dinner for 300 homeless people at the Worship Center on North 6th Street. I told her we’d help raise money so they could buy whatever foods they wanted to for the meal. So I will be asking for donations this week at the quiz. And I’ll be working more closely with Cheri in the future as well, and probably leaning on you guys a bit more than I have in the past.

When we did raffles for Minds Matter in September, we raised $732. We’ve got a really special community that always comes to the plate when I ask them to give, and I am grateful to be surrounded by such wonderful people. Thanks, and look forward to seeing you guys this week!