NSTAAF International Factball: Cameroon vs Chile

NSTAAF 国际实况球:喀麦隆 vs 智利

No Such Thing As A Fish

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2014-06-18

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Cameroon v Chile: The QI Elves in association with www.visitengland.com bring you the seventh episode of this No Such Thing As A Fish Factball special - the only football podcast that has absolutely nothing to do with football. Today Dan Schreiber (@schreiberland), James Harkin (@eggshaped), Jack Burke (@jacksburke) and Anna Ptaszynski (@qikipedia) pit Cameroon against Chile to find out which is the most Quite Interesting country.
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  • Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish presents the World Cup of Facts brought to you by VisitEngland.com.

  • This is a football podcast in which we make absolutely no mention of football whatsoever.

  • We are the QI Elbs, my name is Dan, I'm sitting here with Jack,

  • Anna and James and once again we're pitting two countries against each other to find out who the most quite interesting is and today those countries are Cameroon versus Chili.

  • We're gonna start with Cameroon so let's go.

  • Yeah I read something really interesting.

  • During the Great Depression in 1931 the people of Cameroon clubbed together to collect money to send to the starving Americans and they managed to send over a total of three dollars seventy seven cents.

  • I love that fact that's amazing.

  • You could buy a bagel for that.

  • It would have been worth more though wouldn't it?

  • Three dollars.

  • Yeah probably two bagels.

  • Two bagels.

  • Yeah I'm not sure it would have brought them out of extreme depression but yeah.

  • It probably would have made them more depressed the idea that Cameroon was sending them money.

  • Yeah.

  • Like wow that's how bad it's got.

  • Yeah how times have changed because and so I'm kind of interested by the president of Cameroon,

  • Paul Beer, who's been president since 1982.

  • Paul Beer.