That's the question to the Joepardy clue: Most of this firm's 70,000 seasonal white-collar employees work only four months a year. However, Ken Jennings didn't get that today -- but he still made history by earning a total of $2,522,700 in his 75 consecutive appearance in the popular game show "Jeopardy". Wikipedia has the details.
Who says being a nerd doesn't pay? :)
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Conspiracy Theory: H&R paid Jeopardy and KenJen to lose! Watch out for H&R Block commerical in the spring featuring KenJen. Voice over: "Even Ken Jennings need help with his taxes"
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