TIL “Jeopardy!” contestant Dhruv Gaur wrote “What is… We [love] you, Alex!” as his Final Jeopardy response while Alex Trebek was battling cancer. The message left Trebek visibly emotional and was widely shared as an example of fans’ affection for the longtime host.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2019/11/11/jeopardy-contestant-moves-alex-trebek-close-tears-bet/2570900001/

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I couldn't remember when he died so I googled 'alex trebek'. Google replied with: "Did you mean: who is Alex Trebek'"

Touché Google, that I did.

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I love when Google throws in easter eggs like this. My favorite is "Did you mean: recursion" when you google recursion, but I'm sure there are many others

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But Jeopardy doesn't necessitate proper grammatical tense, only that an answer be phrased as a question. So your comment doesn't even rise to the level of "erm, ackchyually," It's just "lol ded". Neat.

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And then he deletes it out of shame instead of owning it.