Steinar sorts by height

Here's a description of the contestant's attempt. Someone's probably working on collecting some images to illustrate it.

Steinar initially expresses that there are lots of ways they could be ordered, such as by height, weight, width, or when they were invented. He attempts the most ideas out of everyone, initially trying to compare their weights, which he gives up on fairly quickly. Then he tries to come up with a story where the angel looks through the sextant to the tree, and also there’s a tomato. He then considers alphabetical order. While considering this, he counts that there are six items, and announces that he has figured it out, declaring that the items represent his name, which he begins to order: fifty kroner (‘S’ for ‘spenn’ – a slang term for Norwegian currency), tree (‘T’ for ‘tre’), angel (‘E’ for ‘engel’), sextant (‘I’ for ‘instrument’). He then gets stuck when he realises he still has the three letters ‘NAR’ left, and only two items. His final solution is by height: angel, tree, tomato, sextant, four-leaf clover, fifty kroner. He ends up with only the angel in the right position, and comes in last place.

(Written by Will G and proofread by Karl Craven)