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Let's start by saying that we are loving Jeopardy!’s Invitational Tournament. It’s simply thrilling as Jeopardy! fans to see the game’s classic icons like Larissa Kelly and Chuck Forrest (of the now-commonly used “Forrest Bounce”) compete alongside modern-day virtuosos like Amy Schneider and Andrew He. However, every single time the name of the tournament is shortened to its initials, JIT, it feels like Ken Jennings is dragging his fingernails across a hidden chalkboard on his lectern, and it turns out we're not the only ones having that reaction.
Let's start by saying that we are loving Jeopardy!’s Invitational Tournament. It’s simply thrilling as Jeopardy! fans to see the game’s classic icons like Larissa Kelly and Chuck Forrest (of the now-commonly used “Forrest Bounce”) compete alongside modern-day virtuosos like Amy Schneider and Andrew He. However, every single time the name of the tournament is shortened to its initials, JIT, it feels like Ken Jennings is dragging his fingernails across a hidden chalkboard on his lectern, and it turns out we're not the only ones having that reaction.
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