I find most Indians to be very logical people, so, you just have to go
through the objects logically, and it's kinda easy to figure out.
[LAUGH] >> Well,
just because you said that we're gonna let this go.
[MUSIC]
>> All right Joe, we're gonna play the super fun game with you,
it's called Superstars Ki Paathshala,
which translates to the WWE school for superstars.
All right, I'm gonna show you a couple of images, now these images are very
very Indian in nature, they're objects that you most certainly, and
most commonly find in Indian households, or in, and around India.
You're gonna get four options with each image,
all you gotta do is guess the right option that connects with the image, all right?
>> Okay.
>> Okay, great, are you ready?
>> I am ready.
>> Okay, let me see your game face, I need to see your game face.
Yeah, all right, we got a game face on, let's have the first image.
[MUSIC]
There is something this guy is eating, what could it be?
Let's have our options.
>> Okay. [MUSIC]
Someone about to have a mouth freshener.
>> Okay, why would you choose that option?
What's the reason behind that?
>> This dude with the, see this guy holding the leaf,
he looks he looks like he's pretty smart, you know what I mean?
He looks like he knows what he's doing,
he's not a approaching this like a really terrible friend who's about to play
a prank on you, >> [LAUGH]
>> He looks like he's confident in what
he's doing so >> Right.
>> I think I'm gonna go with the medicine.
>> You're gonna go with the medicine, the ayurvedic medicine for cough, and cold?
>> Yes.
>> Are you sure?
>> I think, yeah, I think, or did I say mouth freshener?
I said mouth freshener, or was it, right?
>> Yes, you did, and- >> I did.
>> You applied logic to it, and then came up with the idea.
>> I think my logic may be is the guy, did that guy know what you're doing,
I'm gonna go with medicine for cough, and cold.
>> Okay, are you ready for medicine for cough and cold?
Lets find out if Samoa Joe is right, or wrong.
No, it is- >> I was originally right.
>> You were right, so this is how it's assembled, it's made,
it is very very commonly found in India,
this is something that we consume mostly post meals, and it helps with digestion.
>> Wow. >> This is how it's made.
>> That looks very very cool, we should try that next time we are out.
[LAUGH] >> Interesting, a lime, and
a couple of chilies, so let's see what this could be, what are the options?
[MUSIC] >> I'm gonna say a device
to ward off the evil eye.
>> A device to ward off evil eyes?
>> Yeah. >> Okay, feeling confident about that?
>> No, not at all, but we'll see how it does.
[LAUGH] >> Okay, you've taken your bet,
you've taken your chance, let's find out if you answer is correct, or not?
Yes, it is a device to ward off evil eyes, and
it's very very commonly found in India as well.
It's mostly found in cars, even outside home sometimes, and
this is known to kind of take off all the bad eyes, and all the the evil eyes,
and all the bad spirits, and all of that, so well done, good job.
>> Good to know.
[CROSSTALK] I will, there we go.
[LAUGH] >> Very well deserved.
All right, let's take a look at the next image,
there you go, and let's have our options.
[MUSIC]
>> Spinning toy, final answer >> Have you
seen something like that around which is why you're so confident?
>> No, but I'm pretty sure just looking at it mechanically,
it looks like a spinning toy.
>> Yeah, I mean it could also be a civil instrument for architects, I'm not giving
you any answers, I'm just kinda trynna- >> No, I know that,
I think architects are not very, I don't think they would like
the bright colors on top of their instruments, you know what I mean?
I think they're very precise individuals who like things, nice,
clean, industrial lives, nice clean industrial look, and
aesthetic to it so- >> Got it.
>> I don't know, it seems very like a joyful device to me, the way,
it is its color.
>> Or the architect is just a happy guy, I mean, that could also be it.
>> It could be that, there are a few happy architects, not many, but
I've heard there are a few.
[LAUGH] >> All right, so
are you gonna stick with spinning toy?
>> Yes, I go spinning toy.
>> Okay, let's see if the answer is correct, or not.
It is a spinning toy, well done Samoa Joe, not bad,
is also commonly known as lattoo, it's a toy that's designed
to be super fun, it's used in India, a lot of kids play with it.
So if you could repeat after me since I'm educating you on all things Indian.
>> Yes. >> A lattoo.
>> A lattoo.
>> That's right, very well done, let's take a look at the options.
[MUSIC]
>> I don't know, rolling pin?
Just didn't seem like it would serve the purpose that stated.
Traditional dumbbell, can't really tell the size of it,
I have seen traditional Indian weights, I've seen heals and clubs and maces-
>> Right.
>> And stuff like that.
So that doesn't look like any of those instruments I've seen before, so
I don't think it's that, wine bottle cork, little complicated for wine bottle cork.
Cork's a pretty simple device just plug in a hole.
I'm gonna go with cricket bail.
>> You're gonna go with cricket bail?
>> Yes.
>> Okay, clear and pure logic applied to this answer of yours,
you've kind of worked your way from eliminating what does not work and
then you're left with the cricket bail.
Now let's see if this logic truly works.
It does, this is a cricket bail, congratulations.
>> And also cricket is played very much in Samoa as much as it is in India,
so it was kind of just [LAUGH] >> That's right.
>> [LAUGH] You are smashing this, you hit a straight six.
Moving on, what is this?
And we have the options.
[MUSIC]
>> So that's a bells for cattle, and musical instrument,
there's better way to play a bell than that,
neckpiece, little much for sport.
I'm gonna go with anklets, I think anklets.
You gonna go with anklets?
>> Yeah. >> Why?
I'm gonna ask you, why?
>> I'm gonna say that the strapping, obviously, the binding,
if it was a musical instrument it would be kind of a more stationary device that
they'll have a little bit more control to it.
>> Right. >> Control the tempo of the bells.
>> Right.
>> The looseness, the fabric, it all leads me to believe that those are meant
to be bound around something preferably a wrist, or leg.
>> Or around the neck, maybe?
I don't know.
>> No, there wouldn't be two.
[MUSIC] >> It could be a fashion statement, okay.
>> [LAUGH] >> I'm just gonna go with what you
are saying, I'm trying really hard here.
All right, let's see, these are anklet bells, also known as ghungroos,
very, very commonly worn by Indian classical dancers,
I don't think there's anything left to teach you because [CROSSTALK]
>> There's always something new.
[LAUGH] Well, you know it, I find most Indians to be very logical people, so,
you just have to go through the objects logically, and
it's kinda easy to figure out.
[LAUGH] >> Well, just because you said that,
we're gonna let this go, Indians are logical people, yes, everybody knows that.
Okay, great, amazing, you got that one right, congratulations.
Let's take a look at the next image, okay,
now let's see if you can crack this one, here are your options,
[MUSIC]
This one's tricky.
>> It is, I wanna say bed, but that is a unusual
way to store a bed [LAUGH] Portable partition.
[MUSIC]
There's easier ways to make partitions, vintage trampoline,
definitely not hold up to a good jumping up and down by some really crazy kids,
I don't know, at least not my kids, I know they would tore that thing apart.
I don't know the fetching,
kind of how it's set up against the wall like you're, carpet maker?
>> So you gonna go with that?
>> Yeah, I think carpet maker.
>> Okay, let's see if you got the right answer.
Finally, you did not get the right answer,
Samoa Joes it's a bed, that's not- >> It being on the side kinda got
me, it got me.
>> Right. >> I don't know everything.
It's generally stored like that,
t's generally kept like that when it's not in use, but
this is a good old Indian traditional bed, commonly known as a charpai.
>> Charpai. >> That's right, charpai,
which literally translates to four legs, charpai.
>> [LAUGH] Very cool.
[LAUGH] It looks comfortable.
>> Amazing.
>> I will get on that.
[LAUGH] >> I can finally say that I managed
to teach Samoa Joe something, and with that we come to the end of
Superstars Ki Paathshala, thank you so much for this.
We had a great time, and honestly I am completely wowed, and flawed, and
impressed with your knowledge of India, you know so much about India already.
Now all that's left for you to do is actually come here, and
experience all the good food, and all the fun stuff that India has to offer.
>> Well, hopefully that will be sooner than later.
[LAUGH] >> Yes, absolutely, thank you so much for
joining me on this fun conversation, we wish you all the best for
your future, and we can't wait to have you back on WWE now in India.
>> Take care.
>> Thank you, take care, goodbye.
[MUSIC]
>> [FOREIGN] >> [FOREIGN]
>> [FOREIGN]
>> [LAUGH]