We don’t want to say that we’re responsible for you making it through your workday…but let’s face it, LEGENDS 102.7 does make work a lot more fun. Maggie Strickland is right by your side from 10am to 3pm playing the biggest hits of all time and testing your smarts with her Impossible Question. Every weekday at noon Maggie poses an “almost” Impossible Question and gives you the opportunity to win some fun prizes.
If you missed the question or the answer to one of Maggie’s recent Impossible Questions, you will find the answer below.
Impossible Question 12/19/25
Q: Using one of these sees a 40% jump in December. Using what? A: A ladder
Impossible Question 12/18/25
Q: 6% of adults say this is their favorite part of gift-giving. What is it? A: Wrapping the gifts!
Impossible Question 12/17/25
Q: 91% of Americans plan to do this in 2026. What are they planning to do? A: Travel!
Impossible Question 12/16/25
Q: According to a survey, lingerie is the number 1 thing women don’t want for Christmas. What’s number 2? A: Fuzzy slippers!
Impossible Question 12/15/25
Q: 12% of Americans were disappointed by this. By what? A: Last year’s Christmas gift!
Impossible Question 12/12/25
Q: According to a recent survey, 43% of people said this is their biggest regret during the holidays. What’s their biggest regret? A: Spending too much money.
Impossible Question 12/11/25
Q: More than 30 million Americans will do this at least once in the next year. What will they do? A: Move!
Impossible Question 12/9/25
Q: 4% of Americans think there are too many of these. Too many what? A: Holidays!
Impossible Question 12/5/25
Q: The average American family loses about 5 of these a year. What are they losing? A: Spoons
Impossible Question 12/4/25
Q: Only 17% of people plan on doing this for the holidays. What do they plan on doing? A: Getting a real Christmas tree!
Impossible Question 12/3/25
Q: The average person has about 24 of these in their home. What are they? A: Gift bags!
Impossible Question 12/2/25
Q: The 3 most borrowed items are pens, lighters, and this. What is it? A: Jumper cables!