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Philly Quizzo at Triple Bottom was *packed*.

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Danya Henninger

Jan. 30, 2020, 7:15 a.m.

Is it the gorgeous building? The brewery’s community-oriented mission? The cool neighborhood that’s just near enough to Center City?

Whatever the reason, when Billy Penn hosts Philly Quizzo at Triple Bottom Brewing, there’s always a packed house.

This month’s edition of our regular trivia night based on local news went down like a smooth pilsner, with more than 70 people across a record 16 teams vying for the prize: a $50 gift certificate to the brewpub.

Congrats to the winning team, dubbed “Boo…You Whore,” who beat out the “Broad Street Billies” by a hair in a post-game quickfire after tying for the lead.

Now it’s your turn. Without using Google, can you beat the high score of 22/24?

Pick your the answers in the three sections below, then click “Submit” and scroll up to “View Score” to see how you did. If you have trouble accessing the quiz below, you can take it here.

(P.S. Join us at IRL for the next edition at Pistolas Del Sur on East Passyunk, 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 25.)

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