. >> no, not guiana. bear back? >> it's so good. >> key chain. >> and he's so convincing.ture. you want the time? forget it. >> definitely. >> a guy looks over at her and is like. [ laughter] >> this is a greek restaurant? >> yeah. >> okay. cool, thanks. >> hold on now. >> i feel your pain. >> just like wherever i can get a pair of socks here? >> the vans store, f tngs. >>> that's it for now. >> we've all had our bad days, and our contestants this week all had really bad days the first time they appeared on this show, so now we've invited them back to take another crack at winning $1 million. from caesar's entertainment studios, this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] welcome to the show. it is second chance week here at "millionaire." our second chance contestant is and i.t. consultant from houston, texas. please welcome eugene byon. [cheers and applause] eugene, welcome. >> hi, chris. >> welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. hello! [cheers and applause] >> i remember you. >> oh, you do? >> do you remember this? >> ahh! yes, i sadly do remember

south korea, chile, slovenia, guadalupe, french guiana, lebanon, and cuba? you are right. who said that? they all rank higher in life expectancy. we are lower than most countries. we are lower than cuba, nothing against cuba, but it's a little out of sorts. you saw some of this data the other day. 1998 to 2010 -- 2010 is the most recent year they have this massive, hundreds of thousands of records they have look through and found out what symptoms have at the end of life. moderate to severe pain. it's a thing that most of us worry about. the thing is, hospice and palliative care physicians can tell you they can manage all but 2% of pain. there is no reason to be in pain as a rule, but 52% say they are in moderate to severe pain at the end of life. it's worse than it was in 1998, so we are going backwards. same with depression, 57%. same with air hunger, that thing where you caught your breath and you cannot get your breath and it is a scary thing. anorexia, inability to take in food and keep it down. a lot of nausea. the only thing we get better at is frequent vomiting, an