Welcome back, everybody, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane, and this is the game that you can download and play at your leisure. So while you're walking the dog, while you're on your next road trip, commuting, sitting at home, freezing your butt off, trying to stay warm, wherever you are, as long as you got access to podcasts, you can play. I'm going to ask 10 questions, then I will repeat them with the answer. If I'm going too fast, feel free to pause it and then hit play when you're ready. If riddles is what you're after, you can check out our other podcast, Road Trip Riddles, where I ask one riddle and then repeat it with the answer. All right, is everybody ready to play? This one is homage to Jeopardy! and Alex Trebek, who passed away in November 2020 after hosting Jeopardy! for 37 years. So when you go to answer, you got to answer Jeopardy! style. The categories today is dinner and dancing. So I'm going to ask five diners club questions. So questions about food and then five dancing questions. So 1990s hit makers. And then if you want to have some dinner and dance afterwards. Okay, is everybody ready? We're going to start with diners club, five food questions. Here we go. Question number one. Sweet potatoes are packed with this red orange pigment, a powerful antioxidant. Question number two, this catch-all term for spicy, gravy-based dishes of East Indian origin comes from the Tamil for sauce. Question number three, both baklava and spaniacal pita are made with this tissue-thin layers of this type of Greek dough. Question number four, chipoltes are the dried form of these dark green chili peppers. Question number five, gumbo gets its name from an African word for this vegetable. Moving on to dancing. We've had some dinner. Let's get dancing. 1990s hit makers. Question number six, in 1992, he hauled his achy breaky heart to number four on the top 40. Number seven, Oasis saying, because maybe you're going to be the one that saves me. And after all, you're my this. Question number eight. Sadly, on January 8th, 1994, this group played its last ever U.S. show in its hometown of Seattle. Question number nine. In 1994, this R&B group's I'll Make Love to You remained at the top of the charts for 14 straight weeks. And finally, question number 10,