Sometimes, you’re farting around the house when your phone suddenly lights up with a few dozen texts and you learn just how many of your family and friends watch Jeopardy. I had no idea that I was going to be an answer. This happened a few years back. It’s definitely one of the highlights of my writing career. The great Ken Jennings knew the answer. And, best of all, the late and legendary Alex Trebek said my name:
Of course, afterward, a few of my funniest friends texted things like, “What’s the big deal? You’re just a $200 answer.”
It was in a strip of recommended movies for Native Month. I'll send a photo
I've been thinking about this (perhaps a bit too much). The way I see it, being "just a $200 answer" is most impressive. The more well known you are, the easier the question/answer. The less well known, the harder the question/answer. You're so well known from your body of work that you're in the easiest category. (Make sure to tell your friends.)