Narrator's Journey to the Year 3000

The transcript describes a whimsical journey to the year 3000, where a neighbor named Peter has built a time machine. The narrator travels to the future, observing minimal changes except for people living underwater and the success of their music. The song and album have become multi-platinum, outselling even Michael Jackson. The narrative repeats the experience of visiting the future, emphasizing the unchanged world and the narrator's great-great-great-granddaughter being 'pretty fine.'

What did the narrator hear when he came home for lunch?

• A funny noise

• Music playing

• A dog barking

• A loud explosion

Who did the narrator find in the backyard?

• His neighbor, Peter

• A stranger

• His brother

• A time traveler

What significant change did Peter mention about the year 3000?

• People live on Mars

• Cars can fly

• People live underwater

• Robots rule the world

What unusual sight did the narrator see in the future?

• Flying cars

• Triple-breasted women

• Talking animals

• Floating cities

How many boybands did the narrator see in the future?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What achievement did the narrator's music reach in the future?

• Went multi-platinum

• Won a Grammy

• Became a classic

• Was forgotten

Whose album did the narrator's seventh album outsell?

• Michael Jackson

• The Beatles

• Elvis Presley

• Madonna

What is the condition of the narrator's great-great-great-granddaughter in the year 3000?

• She is a leader

• She is a musician

• She is pretty fine

• She is a scientist

What is the repeated theme about the year 3000?

• Not much has changed

• Technology is advanced

• Everything has changed

• The world is in chaos

What is the main mode of transportation mentioned in the future?

• Teleportation

• Time machines

• Flying cars

• Hoverboards