Bagels, Wikipedia, and Potholes: Thursday's Quirky Holiday Trio

National Bagel Day honors the beloved kosher carbohydrate that Polish-Jewish immigrants introduced to the United States over a century ago. Whether you're team cream cheese, team butter, or a purist who keeps it plain, today's the day to indulge.

International Wikipedia Day marks the 25th anniversary of the world's go-to online encyclopedia. That's right—a quarter century of rabbit-hole research and late-night fact-checking.

National Pothole Day reminds us to stay vigilant on the roads and appreciate the crews who fill those pesky craters.

Test Your Pothole Knowledge!

In honor of National Pothole Day, weatherman Jerry Steffen cooked up two trivia questions that'll have you second-guessing yourself. Think you know your Beatles lyrics and Seinfeld episodes? Here's what's on the quiz:

1) The Beatles' song "A Day in the Life" references potholes in Blackburn, Lancashire. How many holes did they sing about?

A) 4,000 holes

B) 1,000 holes

C) 400 holes

2) In the Seinfeld episode "The Pothole," which character uses a jackhammer to retrieve his car keys from freshly paved road?

A) Cosmo Kramer

B) George Costanza

C) Jerry Seinfeld

Watch the video above to see if your guesses are right—and find out how our morning team fared!