Country > or < Rap?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Country: Country music as it's known today originated from two regional styles; the Southeast (country music) and the West (western music). They coincided sometime in the 1920s and became what we now know as Country-Western music. Rap: Starting sometime in the 1970s as hip hop, rap music is poetry accompanied by a beat. "Gangsta rap" later stemmed from hip hop and was made popular by N.W.A.

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Reese's Cups > or < Snickers?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Reese's Cups: The man who created Reese's had 16 children and ET's favorite treat was Reese's Pieces. Snickers: They cost 5 cents when they were first introduced in 1930. Today, Snicker's sales earn Mars, Inc. over $2 billion every year.

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Slide > or < Swing?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Slide: In New York, a playground slide is often referred to as a "sliding pond" and Australians commonly call it a "slippery dip." Swing: Swings are the cause of the most at-home playground injuries. Probably because it's one of the most common playground accessories available at home.

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History Channel > or < Discovery Channel?

Yesterday's Inequality here! History Channel: Hosts many war based shows, as well as Pawn Stars, Top Shot, Modern Marvels, and American Pickers. Discovery Channel: Home to Mythbusters, Cash Cab, Planet Earth, Man vs. Wild, Survivorman, and How It's Made.

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Beef > or < Chicken

The weekend's Inequality here! Last week's results here! Beef: The U.S. beef industry is worth an estimated $175 billion. Cattlemen run over 800,000 individual farms and ranches. Chicken: Americans consume on average, over 8 billion chickens a year. Probably why there are more chickens in the world than any other domesticated bird.

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Peeps > or < Cadbury Eggs

Yesterday's Inequality here! Peeps: In 1953, when peeps were first made, it would take 27 hours to make a single peep. Today it takes only 6 minutes. Cadbury Eggs: Introduced in 1963, they are available for purchase between January 1 and Easter and are manufactured at a rate of 1.5 million per day.

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Helicopters > or < Submarines?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Helicopters: Although Leonardo da Vinci had made sketches of a possible helicopter in the 1480s, it wasn't until 1907 that someone actually took flight in one. Submarines: The first submarine was constructed in 1620. The first time one was used in combat was 1776; it was a one-man wooden vessel.

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Mozart > or < Beethoven?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Mozart: Learned to read/write music before he learned to read/write words. He wrote 33 symphonies by the time he was 18 years old. Beethoven: Composed the 9th symphony after he became completely deaf. He used the vibrations from the piano to "hear" what he played.

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High Five > or < Fist Bump?

Yesterday's Inequality here! High Five: The origin of the high five is thought to come from sports but it is likely that the high five has much earlier beginnings as a congratulatory gesture. Fist Bump: Another variation of a congratulatory/welcoming gesture, the fist bump came into popular use through sports in the 1970s.

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Tom & Jerry > or < Wile E Coyote & Road Runner

The weekend's Inequality here! Last week's results here! Tom & Jerry: Dating back to the 1930s, the Tom & Jerry duo has won 7 Academy Awards. Wile E Coyote & Road Runner: The only dialog that appears between the two is "beep beep" and the Road Runner never leaves the road.

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ATV's > or < Snowmobiles?

Yesterday's Inequality here! ATV: Estimated costs of injuries related to ATV accidents is over $3 billion annually. Snowmobile: There are about 1.6 million registered snowmobiles in the U.S.

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Elevator > or < Escalator?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Elevator: The "Otis" seen on many elevators stands for Elisha Otis who invented the first passenger elevator in 1853. Escalator: There are about 35,000 escalators in operation in the U.S. each servicing around 12,000 people a year.

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Family Guy > or < The Simpsons

Yesterday's Inequality here! Family Guy: Fox canceled the show...twice. After the second season it was canceled but then brought back on for a third season before being canceled yet again. DVD sales and demand brought Family guy back after missing three seasons. The Simpsons: At 21 seasons, it is the longest running TV Sitcom of all time. Also, Bart is voiced by a woman.

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DC > or < Marvel?

Yesterday's Inequality here! DC: Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman are probably the most well-known DC Superheroes. DC started in 1937. Marvel: Spiderman, The Hulk, Thor, Captain America, X-Men, and Iron Man are a few of the most popular. Marvel picked up in 1939.

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Over easy > or < Scrambled?

The weekend's Inequality here! Last week's results here! Over easy: Perfect for dipping toast in. There are about 120 mg cholesterol in an egg, about 40% the daily recommended value. Scrambled: There are about 70 calories in a single egg. They are often mixed with vegetables or meats when eating.

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Hot Sauce: Cholula > or < Sriracha?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Cholula hot sauce is named after the 2,500 year old scity of Cholula, Puebla, the oldest still-inhabited city in Mexico. Sriracha thai hot sauce is named after the coastal city of Si Racha where it was first produced for local restaurant's seafood dishes.

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Celery > or < Carrots?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Carrots: Eating too many carrots can make you turn orange from all of the carotene. China is the world's top carrot producer. Go figure. Celery: Romans considered celery to be an aphrodisiac. Celery contains androsterone which is released in men's sweat glands and acts as a pheromone.

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Netflix > or < OnDemand

Yesterday's Inequality here! Netflix: founded in 1997 with the idea to create a rental service without late fees. Netflix ships over 2 million DVDs every day and has an annual postage over $300 million. OnDemand: TV shows and movies OnDemand have no wait time. Some video rental companies have anywhere from 28 to 90 days wait time before shows and movies are available for rent.

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Bacon > or < Cheese Curds?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Bacon: one of the oldest processed meats in history- the Chinese began salting pork bellies in 1500 B.C. Cheese Curds: The top two locations that produce and sell cheese curds are Quebec and Wisconsin.

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Spring > or < Fall?

The weekend's Inequality here! Last week's results here! Spring: the Vernal Equinox means "Spring" and "equal night" in Latin. There is a common myth saying that you can balance an egg on it's end only on the Spring Equinox. In fact, you can do this any time of year if you're patient and skilled enough, the equinox has nothing to do with it. Fall: The days in the fall shorten unequally. The shortened days are due more to earlier sunsets than to later sunrises.

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Chess > or < Checkers?

Yesterday's Inequality here! Chess: present day chess started in the latter part of the 15th Century and evolved from the game Shatranj. Shatranj dates back to the 3rd century. Checkers: also known as draughts, this game has possible origins in Egypt around 4000 B.C. However, the earliest dated manual for this game didn't come until 1549.

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