Betting on All Sides of George Osborne's Statement

The transcript discusses the length of speeches given by the Chancellor over the years, noting that longer speeches might cause backbenchers to lose interest. It also covers the color preferences of George, who usually opts for blue but surprised everyone with green one year. The behavior of the Exchequer and backbenchers is mentioned, highlighting their rowdiness. Finally, the transcript touches on betting odds related to speeches, including predictions about the number of sips of water taken during speeches.

What is the main concern if the Chancellor's speech exceeds a certain length?

• The audience might become too excited.

• The backbenchers might start losing interest.

• The Chancellor might forget his lines.

• The speech might be cut off due to time constraints.

What was the Chancellor's usual color choice for his attire?

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

• Red

How did the Chancellor's choice of green attire impact the city?

• It caused confusion and was costly.

• It went unnoticed by the public.

• It was criticized for being too bold.

• It was well-received and praised.

What is the general behavior of the exchequer during the autumn statement?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Silent and attentive

• Rowdy and loud

• Calm and composed

What prediction is made about the backbenchers' actions?

• They will leave early.

• They will remain silent.

• They will be very supportive.

• They will be quite rowdy.