Celebrity quiz questions

Lady Bunny (drag queen):
"Can you stomach having mice and roaches as pets? You don't have to feed them or clean up after them or have a friend babysit them while you're out of town."
A. Yes
B. No

Marty Markowitz (Brooklyn borough president):
"In the past year, have you eaten three or more of these foods: a slice of pizza, roti, a bagel, curry, pad thai, lox, dumplings, doner kebab, moussaka, baba ghanoush, pernil, tacos, jerk chicken, blintzes, pupusas, pierogi, croissants, huaraches, Junior's cheesecake, Nathan's hot dogs and Cake Man Raven's red-velvet cake?"
A.Yes
B.No, and I don't even know what half of those are.

Billy Eichner (comedian):
"Do you realize that just because you live here, it doesn't mean you are friends with Sarah Jessica Parker?"
A. Yes
B. No

Anthony Bourdain (chef, glutton for punishment):
"Describe your reaction when you see a photo or film of Yogi Berra. A 'true' New Yorker will experience an instinctive feeling of goodwill upon seeing his image."
A. Yep, flooded with love for the guy.
B. Eh.

Justine D (party promoter, DJ):
"What is the Ramones song '53rd and 3rd' about?"
A. A popular NYC spot for male prostitution
B. Where my office is?

Donald Trump (ruthless real-estate magnate):
"Do you have a lot of energy and are you ready for the long haul? This city doesn't allow for complacency. New York is intense, and to succeed, that intensity has to be matched--every day."
A. Yes, I'm ready!
B. No, I'm tired!

Charlyne Yi (actor; stars in the film Paper Heart, out August 7):
“Do you brush your teeth after eating big apples?”
A. Ha! Yeah, it can get gritty in this city.
B. Wait, what?

Hedda Lettuce (drag queen):
“Who is your favorite NYC drag queen? And what is her favorite color?”
 A. Why of course you, Hedda, and it’s green, like your lovely locks.
B. I think RuPaul is from New York. And I’ll take a guess here, but pink?

Audra McDonald (actor; stars in Twelfth Night at the Public Theater this summer):
“How long is too long to wait for food you’ve ordered?”
A. Does that include the two hours I waited in line to get a table for brunch?
B. Five minutes, tops. I’ve got better things to do.

Graydon Carter (Vanity Fair editor; man-about-town):
“When dining at the Waverly Inn: front room, or the conservatory?”
A. Front room. It’s all about seeing and being seen.
B. The conservatory, tucked out of sight from all the gawkers and paparazzi.

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