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Show #173 BFYTW's Pole Position · Because Fuck You That's Why Podcast

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  Because fuck You That's Why is a founding member of the Odd Pods Media Network.
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  Hello, and welcome to bfy tw's first episode of Pole Position. This
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  is a game show that we have devised that's all about having the right answer
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  when you're in the right place at the right time, and the game starts
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  right now. Aggie. What spirit combines with raisins to make a traditional ice
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  cream flavor? Vodka rum rum? Stevie? How many US states have Dakota
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  in their name? Two? That's correct, Lauren. If you end a
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  feud, you are said to do what with the hatchet? Barry it?
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  That's correct. Russ Motown Records took its name from motor Town, the nickname
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  for what US city. That is correct, Aggie. In China, what
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  mode of transport is a junk boat? That's correct, Stevie. Garter stitch
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  and stocking stitch are two forms of what handicraft? Crostitgen incorrect? Knitting damn?
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  Lauren? In Diy what material is normally used to fill and seal the
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  gap between wall tiles? Colk no grout? Russ? What Sports Where?
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  Company was formed in the nineteen forties by Adolph Addie Dassler incorrect, Adidas Damn
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  it Aggie, who composed the stage musical Cats Dog Andrew Lloyd Webber Stevie.
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  In two thousand and five, David Furnish entered into a civil partnership with what
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  singer at Elton John Damn Lauren. In fairy tales, what animal is often
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  described as big and bad A wolf? Correct russ? During photosynthesis? What
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  gas is converted into oxygen and sugars? I totally do. That's at one
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  point in life time the answer would have been carbon dioxide. All right,
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  That is the end of our qualifying round. So stressful. Why would you
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  start an episode like that because I could? So. Basically, our players
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  have just determined in what order they're going to be able to pick their position
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  for the first round of our game, and position is really important. Only
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  the player in pole position gets to answer questions, and the player who gives
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  me the fourth correct answer of this round is going to go through to the
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  final round where they can win up to one hundred dollars for their charity.
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  But if the player in poll position gets a question wrong, they go to
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  the back of the line and everybody else moves forward. So where you start
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  this round is really important, and the qualifying round just determines who gets to
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  pick. When Lauren, you had two right more than anybody else, so
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  you get to pick your position first. Would you like to start in pole
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  position? Or would you like to start in second? Third? Or at
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  the back? I would like to start at number two. Lauren starts in
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  the second position, so the rest of you all got one correct. So
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  I'm just gonna go in the random ortar that was selected at the beginning of
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  the show. So Aggie, you would be next up in that case,
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  Where would you like to start pole position? Third or at the back?
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  I'll go to the back. Aggie goes directly to the back. Yesh,
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  Stevie? Or next? Would you like to take pole position or third?
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  Stevie wants the pole, He gets the pole and Russ. That means,
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  by a process of elimination, you are stuck in third position, but that
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  might be the place to be. We'll find out. Let's get started,
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  shall we. We're gonna do four, at least four questions. I'm looking
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  for the fourth correct answer. That's the one that counts. Stevie. We're
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  gonna start with you, and here's your question, Stevie, where are fine
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  cracks known as kraka lure most likely to be seen crack a lure spelled cr
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  a que lu r e on paintings, on roof tiles, on windshield on
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  X rays. I am going to say, I have no freaking idea.
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  This is hard. Um. Crack a lure. Crack a lure sounds so
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  made up. Um. My first instinct was, actually, there's something I
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  had to do, volcanic or something with the Earth. That's the first thing
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  that came to my mind. And then after that was a krackings. But
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  um, so I think I'm got to go in between the two of them,
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  between the Earth and a crackings. But yeah, okay, I forgot
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  what the answers were on paintings, on roof tiles, on windshields, on
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  X rays. I'm gonna go with the paintings. You're gonna go with painting,
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  correct sir? All right? What does everybody think? I see Russ
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  nodding. Yeah, I mean, I don't have any idea. But when
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  I first got instinct was paintings. All right, well, let's find out.
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  Is on paintings the right answer? Yeah, yeah, absolutely right,
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  that is fair. It's correct answer number one. Well, done. All
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  right, nobody switches positions. Everybody stays right where they are. Here is
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  your next question in world geography? Oh god, what is Italy's second largest
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  island after Sicily? Is it Capri, Sardinia, Hanza or Stromboli. I
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  wish it was Stromboli, My whole country of strombolism man growing up in Sicily,
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  and I'm a Stromboli right next door. Um, I'm gonna go with
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  oh Man, that is difficult. What was the first one? You said?
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  Kart Capri? Capri? Capri sounds right, they do a lot of
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  wine in there, so I'm gonna go with Capri. You're locking in capric
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  Yeah, that's all right? Okay, Yeah, does anybody else have any
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  opinions? Mine, I guess would have been Sardinia. Okay, well let's
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  see. Is Capri the correct answer? No? Sorry it Well done Lauren
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  forgetting that right. But as it happens, you have to leave pole position
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  and head to the back. So we've had one correct answer. We're looking
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  for three more, and Lauren has joined us in pole position. Hi Lauren,
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  Hello, how are you doing today? Welcome? Lauren is the host
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  of the beard Al Podcast, a fantastic weird El podcast that I absolutely one
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  thousand percent recommend listening to. It is just a lot of fun and I'm
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  so glad you're here to be here. And you know I'm half Polish,
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  so I'm comfortable being in the pole position. All right, perfect, Well,
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  are you ready for your first question? Hi? Sure, Hoaxel,
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  Let's do it. Here is your question in Shakespeare? Which Shakespearean character says,
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  the better part of valor is discretion? Falstaff, Hamlet, Mercutio or
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  Shylock. The better part of valor is discretion? Um, I don't think
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  it's Shylock. Um, so what we had Falstaff, Falstack, Hamlet,
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  Mercutio and Shylock. I'm gonna go I'm unlock in Falstaff. Falstaff? All
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  right, Falstaff is locked in. Stevie's nodding his head. I thought it
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  was Marcuccio, a right, Romeo Julie, because he was always trying to
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  keep him his cousin safe and shit. And I think his whole point was
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  the well, we'll find out is the correct answer? Falstaff? Yep,
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  absolutely right. Two correct answers down. We are just two away from locking
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  someone into the final round. Lauren, you just need two more correct.
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  Let's go y. Here is your next question. In words, someone described
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  as chipper is what angry? Happy, hungry or lazy? Happy? You
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  did sound pretty comfortable with that. A lot of lights people are really happy
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  with themselves. Stevie just quietly raising, which doesn't work on a podcast.
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  Yeah, I'm happy you're locking in happy. Okay, I think that's a
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  wise decision. Let's see is happy the correct answer? Yeah, of course,
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  well done. This is it. There's been three correct answers. We
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  just need a fourth. So, Lauren, you could be going straight into
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  the final round if you can get this right. Here is your next question.
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  In books, the best selling self help book What Color is Your Parachute
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  is a guide for people hoping to do what find love, get a job,
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  jump out of planes, lose weight. Okay, it's obviously not to
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  jump out of planes because that's a little too on the nose. There,
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  Fine, love, get a job, or lose weight? You know what?
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  I Oh god, I haven't read this. I'm not a self help
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  book person. I am just rambling now, I really am just rambling.
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  What color is your enjoying it? We're all enjoying it, and so like,
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  okay, like what color is your parachute. That's kind of like,
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  okay, what is your backup plan? Like, what are you going to
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  what are you going to do? I'm going to go get a job,
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  get a job. Okay, yeah, do you want to lock that in?
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  I sure, yeah, I got nothing better. Okay. If this
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  is correct, you are going straight through to be our first finalist and have
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  a shot at winning the jackpot for your charity. If not, to the
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  back of the line with you, I have a I have a quick question
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  recording. So what kind of companion program do you? Guys? Offered life
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  for spouses? So, like, let's say Lauren does go. This is
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  hypothetical, but if she wanted to bring a spouse, you would have to
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  pass the qualification process saying that she would. So I'm afraid she can't just
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  grandfather you in. Yeah that's my plan for Roggy. Come on, man,
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  get me in there, all right? Sorry? Good word for me?
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  Is the correct answer? Get a job? Yep? Just like that?
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  Hello done? Wow, Just like that, Lauren is straight into the
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  final round. She is going to have a shot at winning the jackpot for
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  her charity. The rest of you guys are going to have to work a
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  Welcome back. It's our first episode in pole position. I'd say things are
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  going pretty smoothingly. Lauren got through our first round, and he's great into
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  the final. We have three players left, so we're going to play our
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  second round. The third correct answer of this round sends the player in pole
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  position straight to the final round and gets them in. Everybody else is going
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  to have to battle it out for one more round. So let's see.
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  The first thing we have to do is pick your positions. You're going to
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  get to choose based on how the last round ended. So when the last
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  round ended, Russ, you were in second position, Aggie was in third
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  and Stevie was at the back. So Russ, you get to choose where
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  would you like to sit? Would you like to be in pole position,
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  second position or at the back. I'm gonna go with number two again.
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  Go with number two? All right? Worked word for long? Yeah,
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  fair enough, Aggie. Where would you like to position yourself? Pole position
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  or at the back? I'll go at the back again. Aggie goes to
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  the back. It puts Stevie in the pole position again. Yes, in
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  correct answers, All right, Stevie, we'll see, we'll see. Let's
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  move on. It's time for another regular question, Stevie. In words,
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  a key pal is a person with whom one becomes friendly by exchanging what emails,
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  home addresses, keys, or phone numbers. I swear to God if
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  I choose keys and it's not keys, I'm gonna be extremely upset with you.
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  It was key right in the first word, The word is a key
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  pal. Key pal is a person with whom one becomes friendly by exchanging What
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  is this? Simple? Guys, If a might just an idiot, I
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  really want to choose key. Before he started reading the choices, I was
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  like, key, right, It's like this is a It's either key or
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  The options are emails, home addresses, keys, or phone numbers. It's
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  gotta be address. Right. He's fucking with me, all right, But
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  if I'm wrong, I don't get me mad because I should about kid.
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  I'm just like, like an idiot. So I'm gonna have to go with
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  key because if the worst comes, the worst, Aaron's the assid and I'm
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  just choosing what normal people would use. I appreciate your attempt at deflection.
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  Thank you didn't work. So are you locking that in? Yeah? All
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  right, We're going with key is the correct answer keys? Uh? Does
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  anybody have any idea what the correct answer is? Emails? It was emails,
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  yeah, because because it comes from pen Pal, and people use pens
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  to write letters. You use the keys on a keyboard to write emails.
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  An idiot and they need to be shamed horrible. Well, in any event,
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  that is another question we can throw away. We're still looking for three
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  correct answers, and Russ comes to the pole position. Hi, Russ,
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  are doing man, welcome aint except for trick questions. Well, we'll see
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  if you're smarter than Stevie. Uh. Russ is a host of the h
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  Wow that my brain just completely quit on me. Wow fu you and your
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  music apparently something something group. I can't remember what infectious group. Thank you
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  brain. I knew I could get there. I knew it was an eye
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  word and I knew it was like ten letters long. I just couldn't remember
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  what word it was. I was like impressive group. Sorry, Russ,
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  you can go ahead whatever you want to fix it all good. You want
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  to go back and do it, do you No, I'm just gonna allot
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  him. I'm gonna live with the shame. I'm gonna live with this editing
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  it. I know, Russ. Just tell our listeners at home what you're
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  all about. I know, or at least I believe you said you were
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  transitioning more to YouTube kind of thing. Yeah, we're doing a lot more
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  YouTube content. So if you go to YouTube and look for infectious group of
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  music, you'll find it over there. And the extremely short pitch on our
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  show is there are enough hot takes and negativity being spread around the world to
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  everything we do is all positive. That means there's plenty of music out there
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  we don't like. There's plenty of artists we don't like, but we don't
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  feel the need to talk about it. So we just talked about artists and
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  songs and albums that we like. And if you han't like those two,
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  awesome and if you don't, then you know, do the same thing we
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  do. Just skip over it and check the next episode or video or music
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  on YouTube is your best bet. Go subscribe. It's genius. Uh and
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  I have, believe it or not, listened to many episodes and watch many
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  of your videos, especially the ones where you two come together, and your
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  music choices are just like like, I just get introduced to so much that
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  I've never even heard of. Awesome And by the way, Lauren has a
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  video coming for you within the next couple of weeks where she did the first
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  five songs she would tell someone to listen to by Rush that nice. Oh,
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  Lauren, you're gonna win this game. I'm just telling you right now,
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  in any of it, you can't win this round. Uh So we're
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  going to carry on, Russ. We're still looking for three correct answers.
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  Let's see you can give me all three. We're gonna start with your first
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  question. In famous families, what relation is Jane Fonda to Bridget Fonda aunt?
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  Grandmother, mother, or sister? Yeah? No, I don't know
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  if anybody else. I guess I think she's hurt yet. I think I'm
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  going I'm getting the most shocking look of I have no idea in my life
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  makes me out to me for help. So I'm gonna say, I think
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  it's Aunt. You're locking in Aunt. D okay, CB has no idea?
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  Also found it for no one who remembers was a She was a thing
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  for a very short period of time in the nineteen nineties. I personally thought
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  she deserved better, But I agree, I'm saying that's who she was.
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  Like, do you have all right? So is aunt correct? Yep?
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  On the money? Exactly right? Well done, very nice? All right,
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  that's one correct answer, down, two to go. Here is your
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  next question, Russ. In words in a common phrase, what is separated
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  from the chaff, barley, hops, oats or wheat? I have a
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  beer expert in the ring. I'm married too. She is saying she's not
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  supposed to be helping you. But I guess I didn't stop it. I
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  didn't say at the start of the show you weren't allowed to say that.
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  I wasn't gonna say I did it, said the sacred word, and I
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  get up on the stage. The words come to life because because of Tod
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  Grayson over here, I will say wheat locking it in? Yes, okay,
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  uh, Steve yogie, any idea or you agree, I will agree.
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  I'm pretty sure I've heard some art too. Yeah. Yeah, So
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  is wheat the correct answer? Yep? Absolutely right? Oh thank god.
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  Here that's from the babble that is two down, one to go. I
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  don't think that's where I heard it from. If you get this next question
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  right, you are straight into the final round with Lauren Russ. And here
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  is your question. In world geography, which which of these is an Australian
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  mining city situated on one of the world's richest deposits of silver, lead and
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  zinc, broken height, broken hill, broken hole, or broken can hump.
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  Everybody everybody started laughing, starts. I'm gonna say two things. One,
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  I have no idea what the answer is. Number Two, just for
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  the lulls, I broken hole. You're locking in broken hole, just immediately,
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  I am locking in a broken hole. Okay, reparation. It does
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  feel good on the hole, all right? To get into the final round?
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  Is it broken hole? No, I'm sorry it was a broken hole.
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  It was it was broken hill. That's too obvious. Well, broken
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  hole. I genuinely wish it had been broken hump. But in any event,
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  Russ, I'm afraid since you got that wrong, you are going to
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  the back of the line, which means, for the first time all game,
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  it's Aggie's turn in pole position. How did I get here? Trying
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  to avoid this the entire time. You literally could jump straight to the final
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  round on one question. My god, but that's the whole point in the
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  game. You just got to be in the right place at the right time.
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  Soggy, do you want to do you want to say anything before we
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  get started. I'm sorry it's about to happen. Um so you're big into
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  D and D. Yeah, and you know, aside from the usual things
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  on the channel. Um, so I guess I would ask like, is
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  there a cool D and D thing that you've done lately? No, No,
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  not at all, because here's a there's a thing about a D and
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  D. It requires friends to have like availability. He's just going to stop
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  it. Friends friends is step one. That friends with availability is step two.
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  All right, fair enough, fair enough. I was just trying to
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  do some kind of introsection for you. But that's okay, we'll just we'll
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  just I thought I was gonna be at the back of line all day.
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  In fact, that was almost were you almost were. Um in any event,
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  Okay, so Augie two, just squeeze into the final round. Here
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  is your question, and you're gonna love this category in sports, Which of
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  these sports was invented first? Basketball, football, hockey, or volleyball?
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  That was it football as in soccer or American from americanay or the other three?
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  Basketball, football, hockey, volleyball. I think it's volleyball. Yeah,
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  I'm pretty sure it's volleyball. I'm happy with that. Yeah, I'm
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  good. I'm a lock into volleyball. Okay, he's locked it in,
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  he cannot change it. Does anyone have any other ideas? I think basketball
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  was invented in eighteen ninety four. Mm, that doesn't happen at all.
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  Help because I don't know at the y MCA with like the America's first basketball
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  team and it'said like eighteen ninety four sound familiar, StEB, you had a
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  look on your fast like you wanted to say something. Yeah, I did.
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  I don't anymore? All right, thanks for thanks for no podcast content.
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  I really appreciate to say something, but I don't feel like enough.
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  It wouldn't have been as funny as that one. It's not like we haven't
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  been doing this for one hundred and eighty some un episodes. But you know,
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  teach their own I guess, so, Aggy, let's find out is
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  volleyball correct or no? No? I'm sorry. UM, I can actually
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  give you the years. It's hockey. Hockey was invented in eighteen seventy five.
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  What is known as American football slash rugby was invented between eighteen seventy six
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  and eighteen eighty one. Basketball was eighteen ninety one, so really really really
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  really close, and volleyball was the last to be advented eighteen ninety five after
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  remember they invented to hockey right after they invented ice. Yeah, I was
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  going completely by like concept of the sport, and I felt like volleyball was
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  just like an early iteration of all just throwing ball over at age. I
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  mean, I get, I get why you went with it, but sadly
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  it was wrong. So you are moving to the back of the line and
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  welcome back to pole positions. Stevie, Hey where you started, back to
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  this day. Yeah, let the wed kind of fall. We just need
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  one more correct answer, So let's do this, Stevie. Us is your
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  question? In cars? Oh god, what's the highest selling car model of
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  all time? Time? Ford? F Series, Honda Civic, Toyota,
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  Corolla, Volkswagen Golf. He's thinking, oh, because the steam coming out,
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  isn't I got warm? Real quick? What are you thinking? It's
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  It's hard because I can't remember what the F series actually is for the Forward.
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  I don't know if that's a Mustang or the True Oh, just all
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  of the trucks. They just put it under one thing, the F Series.
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  Holy shit, So that's a giant like range versus what was the third
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  one. Toyota Corolla was the third one. Oh so that was a civil.
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  I'm gonna go with the Ford F series because that's a whole series of
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  different types of trucks versus like a civic. You have civics and then classes
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  of civics and stuff. Okay, so just based on math, okay,
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  which has always been your strong suit. Yes, adding is good. Are
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  you are you locking in four D F series. I'm gonna lock in the
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  four defth series. All right, it's locked in. Anyone else have any
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  other ideas? That was my guest just because of commercial vehicles, Like there's
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  so many commercial vehicles that are furd F series, and so that's what's a
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  guest. I think it's the Civic. I don't know why that was the
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  second one because that was like the while, but it's also like the most
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  stolen car in America too, is the Civic because you get modded easy.
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  All right, Well, let's see. Is Ford F series the right answer?
• 29:57
  Damn, nope, Sorry, it was the Toyota Corolla. Really call.
• 30:04
  The Corolla has sold over fifty million units since it's section. Wow.
• 30:11
  Yeah, okay, I was not expecting that at all. It is wild
• 30:15
  all right. Well, uh, we're cycling through again. Stevie to the
• 30:19
  back with you. Russ moves up to pull position, Aggie in the middle
• 30:22
  of Stevie in the back and Russ. Uh, it feels right that you
• 30:26
  should be allowed to go through because you got the first two right. We
• 30:30
  just need to get a third one. So let's see if you knock this
• 30:33
  one out of the park. Russ. Here is your question in food in
• 30:41
  Russian cuisine, Smetana is sour? What candy? Cream, fruit or juice?
• 30:55
  I don't know. I've gotta lock in candy for no reason whatsoever.
• 31:03
  Well, that was quick. He's locked in candy. I'm not going to
• 31:07
  talk my way through a better answer, you know what I mean? All
• 31:11
  right? Nah, and nobody appears to have any idea. All right,
• 31:15
  well let's see correct answer candy. Nope, sorry, the correct answer is
• 31:32
  cream. It's sour candy? Wow? Something? All right? Well,
• 31:38
  the cycle continues. Rust goes to Baggie comes up front, and Stevie moves
• 31:42
  to the middle, getting away with it. Oggy, this is your second
• 31:47
  attempt. He just won this one question. This has done like four wrong
• 31:52
  in a row. We need one correct answer. You can do it.
• 31:55
  You can do it. I got faith in you. Ready, gotta hit
• 31:56
  it right eventually? Right, all right, here is your question in biology.
• 32:04
  Which of these is not one of the five basic tastes? Spicy,
• 32:12
  sour? Sweet? Ou mommy, I'm pretty sure it's o, mommy,
• 32:25
  because it's taste, right. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. The incorrect one
• 32:30
  is, mommy, are you going to lock that in? Yeah? I
• 32:34
  think so. Okay, Russ is shaking his head. No, no,
• 32:40
  then I have no idea, no idea. You can taste sweets? And
• 32:46
  what was the other one? Sour? Yeah? The first one was what
• 32:51
  spicy? Yes, okay, Mommy's it's it's literally flavorless. All right,
• 33:02
  let's see is the correct answer? Ummmy, No, I'm sorry, what
• 33:17
  what's what was? Mommy's like the center of your tongue and I can't describe
• 33:23
  the taste, but I think you're right. It is mostly just like texture.
• 33:28
  But the others are sour, sweet, bitter, and I can't remember
• 33:31
  the last one, but it's not spicy, spicies the spicies the correct answer
• 33:36
  here, that's not one of the five basic tastes? Yeah, wow,
• 33:42
  wow, I thought that one was gonna be a gimme and I was wrong,
• 33:45
  so Stobe was up. The cycle continues. Come on, Stobee,
• 33:54
  we need somebody to join. Lauren. Here is your question in time?
• 34:00
  Oh god, an equinox takes place twice in what time period? A day,
• 34:08
  a month, a season, or a year. It's a seasons quarterly
• 34:20
  I'm assuming right, So that's coming on? Yeah, okay, what were
• 34:27
  the guests again? A day, a month, a season, or a
• 34:31
  year. I'm gonna go with season. You're gonna go with season. Correct,
• 34:37
  you're locking in a season? Yeah, okay, Russ, Laurence,
• 34:46
  Auggie, anybody any ideas? Yeah? Do you? I think it's actually
• 34:53
  a year? Aggie says a year, Laurence equinox, didn't you? Yeah,
• 35:00
  equinox like summer and winter equinoxes within the same year. Yes, yeah,
• 35:05
  so seasons. He literally named them both. Then there's more than one?
• 35:14
  Is the correct answer? Is the correct answer? A season? Are
• 35:29
  in there, Ladies and gentlemen, I have inadvertently put myself into hell.
• 35:36
  Yes, the question was an equinox happens twice in what period of time?
• 35:42
  Yeah, it happens twice in a year. You named them the summer and
• 35:45
  winter equinox. You're right, actually, always thinking what they were the spring,
• 35:52
  autumnal and vernal equinox. Yeah, that's that's more accurate. But it
• 35:58
  was funny that you named two of them and then was like there must be
• 36:01
  two a season, and I was like, yeah, what, no,
• 36:07
  no, And the cycle continues yet again. Come on, rush, you
• 36:13
  got us. We gotta get you through. We gotta get through. Hopefully.
• 36:20
  Yeah, I'm running out of questions. Hopefully this is something you'll know
• 36:22
  something about. Here is your question, Russ. In movies before digital recording,
• 36:30
  what was the standard width of film used in the movie industry eight millimeter,
• 36:37
  sixteen millimeter, twenty four millimeter or thirty five millimeter? Thirty five?
• 36:46
  Yeah, I'm going thirty five. All the reason why I'm saying thirty five,
• 36:52
  and I assume I'm right at this. I went to see Purple Rain
• 36:55
  in the theater once today were heavily advertising that it was an original thirty five
• 37:00
  to print, So right, maybe just Poople Rain was shot out thirty five
• 37:04
  millimeter, But that's what Do you want to lock that in? Do you
• 37:07
  want to lock that in? Okay, it's locked in, cannot be changed.
• 37:10
  Anyone have any other ideas? I know eight millimeters to handicam ones.
• 37:15
  But that's all I really remember. Okay, so probably not a standard for
• 37:20
  the industry. I didn't think so. All right, Well, nobody else
• 37:23
  appears to have much of a clue, so let's just go on to end
• 37:29
  this round and put Russ into the final round. Is the correct answer thirty
• 37:34
  five millimeter? Yes? Oh my god, yes, well, thank god
• 37:46
  for us? Is through? Very nice? Oh, absolutely right, fantastic
• 37:52
  job for us. You are through to the final round and you're going to
• 37:54
  have a shot at the jackpot. Well done, sir, So you did
• 37:59
  kind of getran fathered in a little for it, all right, So you
• 38:05
  will join Lauren in the final round to try and win as much money as
• 38:08
  you can for your charity. And the meanwhile, it's down to the dream
• 38:13
  Team. We're still here. There's just the two of you left and one
• 38:16
  place in the final round, so you're gonna have to fight for it for
• 38:22
  this round. The second correct answer goes through, I'm really tempted to make
• 38:28
  it the first. I'm gonna I'm gonna stick with it. I'm gonna stick
• 38:36
  with it. This was my dumbass idea and I'm just gonna roll with its.
• 38:39
  Three hours long. The second the second correct answer goes through. Augie,
• 38:45
  you were at the head of the line when Russ went through, so
• 38:46
  you get to pick your position first. Would you like to be pole positioned
• 38:50
  or at the back? And please remember that for this round, whoever's in
• 38:53
  back gets to choose the category of the question that the player in front is
• 38:58
  going to face. Yeah, you know, I think I'll stay up front
• 39:02
  this time. Yeah. Right. Aggie goes straight to pull position and Stevie
• 39:07
  takes the back. So, Stevie, you're gonna choose. Is Aggie going
• 39:10
  to face a question on plants or animals? Animals? Animals? It is
• 39:15
  all right, So Aggie, here is your first question in animals preying on
• 39:24
  insects, lizards, and snakes. What is the only entirely carnivorous primate baboon,
• 39:35
  chimpanzee, gorilla, tarsier trying to remember what the rules are, so
• 39:50
  I'm gonna say gorillas. You want to lock that in? Yeah, lock
• 39:53
  and girls. Okay, Stevie Sugars had a little bit on that one.
• 40:00
  I don't remember, but I thought, I don't know, I don't know
• 40:02
  anything. No, I know the correct answer, but I'm saying gorillas.
• 40:05
  Oh okay, you're deliberately getting it wrong. Yeah, isn't the second one
• 40:07
  who gets it right? Is the one? Yeah, but you need to
• 40:10
  get to two correct answers. I need the first one first, correct the
• 40:14
  first correct answer to get the second one. But if he if I get
• 40:16
  home, I guess you're right. All right, I mean it's locked in.
• 40:22
  You can't change it here. I thought I knew the rules. As
• 40:24
  it turns out, I really he just extended the game even further. If
• 40:29
  it's wrong, we'll see it could be right. Is the correct answer?
• 40:32
  The correct answer? Golla, I was trying to help you. I I
• 40:43
  got by the rules. There are days when I just really don't know.
• 40:52
  I can't finish that sentence literally pencil Saron starts his own and just gonna skip
• 41:00
  to the final round. Lauren and Rust the only ones who make it through.
• 41:07
  All right, Uh, Aggie, you're in the back, so you
• 41:08
  get to choose what category Stevie is gonna face. And here are your choices,
• 41:13
  Girl groups or public services. Jesus doesn't matter. Girl groups, girl
• 41:22
  groups? It is all right, And Stevie, here's your question. Uh.
• 41:27
  In girl groups, which of the Spice girls is the oldest baby spice,
• 41:35
  Ginger spice, Posh spice, or scary spice. I think I'm gonna
• 41:44
  go just based on Posh being all the makeup eating, heidy tidy, So
• 41:47
  she's gonna be the one trying to make herself look better than the other ones.
• 41:51
  So I'm gonna go with that one. Okay, you want to lock
• 41:54
  in posh spice, Sure, I know absolutely nothing about the spice girls.
• 41:59
  It's lock d anyone have another answer? Rust and here did here into his
• 42:08
  answer? Yes, I was going to recommend that he'd not do that.
• 42:13
  So that's my comment. Okay, Well, well let's see you said posh
• 42:23
  spice is the correct answer. Posh spice. No, we're gonna be here
• 42:36
  all day. Yeah, no, kid, that's his fault. Uh sorry,
• 42:39
  Lauren, what did you say? Is it ginger? It is ginger?
• 42:43
  Ginger is the oldest first choice. I totally get uh Stevie's reasoning,
• 42:47
  though, like like that she's like the one that's saying to all the cosmetics
• 42:51
  and everything. It's kind of like I'm trying to look young, you know,
• 42:52
  Like you almost sold me on it, and I knew that was a
• 42:55
  wrong answer. I almosto somebody else who doesn't give points away fucking baby?
• 43:05
  All right? Uh? Okay, so um we switchas agasition. I've mentally
• 43:14
  checked out already, Stan, would you like to explain the roles again to
• 43:21
  Augie world? Okay, the player who gives me the second correct answer goes
• 43:25
  through. So you want to be in pole position and hold it so that
• 43:29
  when you get to the second question, you get it right. You go
• 43:31
  through it. Got it, got it. But there has to be a
• 43:34
  first correct answer for us to get to the second one. So deliberately throwing
• 43:38
  away things that you know the works against the whole thing. I'm enjoying my
• 43:45
  complete mental breakdown, Stevie. The categories you can give to Augie or plants
• 43:50
  or movies? Plants, plants, it is Aggie. Here is your question.
• 43:54
  In plants, ecatia belongs to what family of plants? Daisy, lily,
• 44:05
  orchid or rose? Shit? Uh, this one, I actually know.
• 44:15
  I'm gonna go for lily. I think I think lily, all right?
• 44:22
  Locking that in, nobody looks super certain. Everyone kind of has a
• 44:25
  look of fuddlement. I don't like hunga are the powerhouses of the cell plants
• 44:32
  aren't? But inject something streak. We need to inject some intelligence into the
• 44:40
  show quick. Um, so you locked in, Lily? Is the correct
• 44:46
  answer? Lily, that one isn't my fault. I actually try that.
• 44:59
  That was that was That was genuinely one of the tougher questions in its back.
• 45:01
  The correct answer was, actually, Daisy, I have If you're not
• 45:07
  really familiar with that, Kasia, you're not going to get that. It
• 45:09
  sounds like a skin issue. Do you guys want to feel a little bit
• 45:15
  better? Here's a throwback. Um, you get a broken hole from a
• 45:19
  broken hump. There you go, There you go, Augie, you are
• 45:23
  going to the back, Stevie, you are jumping up front, Aggie.
• 45:28
  The categories you can give Stevie are movies in public services, movies, movies.
• 45:31
  It is, Uh, Stevie, here's your question. In movies.
• 45:37
  What nineteen thirty nine film had the tagline Garbo laughs, Anna Karenina Grand Hotel,
• 45:49
  Ninotchka, the Old Maid, the Grand Hotel. You said it was
• 45:57
  the third one. Uh, it's Anna Karenina, Uh, Grand Hotel,
• 46:01
  Ninatchka, the Old Maid. Yeah, hotels at home, and I've heard
• 46:07
  of and I don't know thirty nine. Yeah, I'm right, when color
• 46:12
  came out. So yeah, I'll go Grand Hotel. That sounds about right,
• 46:16
  Okay, Lauren gives a little nod, hopeful, hopeful, because we're
• 46:23
  still not off the ground here. We need a first correct answer interjected based
• 46:30
  on what you just said when he said color came out. So when I
• 46:34
  was a little kid, I thought that color was invented as a thing at
• 46:37
  one point. So I thought, like, the world wasn't black and white
• 46:40
  until color was invented. So when you watch movies and black and white TV
• 46:45
  shows, I thought the world used to be in black and white. And
• 46:47
  then some I genuinely thought the same thing. I think everybody did at some
• 46:52
  point. Yeah, it's never admitted it to me before. So you guys,
• 46:55
  are we done making you better? Now? Now we can let's see,
• 47:06
  Stevie, you said Grand Hotel and you locked it in right, all
• 47:08
  right? Is Grand Hotel the correct answer? Come on? Please? Please
• 47:14
  please? I really thought it was. It's like you have a one in
• 47:23
  four chance. You just keep hitting every other quadry. It's impressive, really
• 47:29
  well in the nineteen thirty nine, I think these were all nineteen The movie
• 47:35
  that had the techline gurl Garbo laughs is ninaka. I don't even know what
• 47:38
  that is. I mean know what that means? That was? That was
• 47:42
  another tough one in English. So we'll swap you one more time and Auggie
• 47:50
  and Stebe Stevie. The categories for Augie are public services and sports Public services
• 47:57
  Public services. Okay, Aggie, here's your question, Come on, man,
• 48:01
  in public services? What colors are fire trucks in Australia? Red and
• 48:12
  white? God damn it, red and yellow, red and blue or red
• 48:21
  and black? Broken hole is burning? Yeah, when broken hole is burning,
• 48:28
  what's gonna come rescue the red and white? Red and yellow, red
• 48:31
  and blue or red and black? Oh? Man? I feel like red
• 48:35
  and yellow makes sense because yellows caution, But I don't fucking know if they
• 48:38
  use yellow for a caution down there? Do you want to lock it in?
• 48:45
  Yeah? I lock it in. He's locking it in red and yellow.
• 48:50
  Some well, no facial expression at all from Russell Lawren So I have
• 48:53
  no idea, aside and no idea, no idea. We're all just kind
• 48:59
  of dead. Yeah, we want to move on. Let's move on.
• 49:01
  Please. Is red and yellow the correct answer? Yes? Yes? Yes,
• 49:15
  yes, yes, yes, absolutely right and good reasoning. Yes,
• 49:20
  of course it's red and yellow. Yeah, of course, absolutely brilliantly well
• 49:27
  done. All right, so here we go. This is it? One
• 49:30
  more correct answer and you go through. Yeah, just one more, just
• 49:36
  one more. You gotta do it, you gotta do it, You gotta
• 49:37
  do it, and you gotta do it quickly, because I'm losing my mind,
• 49:40
  Stevie. The categories are sports and exploration Jesus Christ, exploration, exploration
• 49:47
  it is, yeah, go ahead, here's your question and exploration? What
• 49:52
  nationality was the explorer Vasco de Gama? Is he a Spanish, Portuguese,
• 50:00
  French or Italian? What was his name again? Vasco da Gama Spanish,
• 50:13
  Portuguese, French, Italian? Might be Portuguese, I think in Portuguese.
• 50:23
  Do you want to lock that in? Yeah, Portuguese is locked in.
• 50:29
  Stevie's nodding his head. Yes, Yeah, that's what I thought too,
• 50:31
  but I have no memory of history class. So all right, yeah,
• 50:36
  because this is right, you will have finally gone two straight correct answers and
• 50:42
  into the final round. If you're wrong, this continues, you'renna think of
• 50:45
  a feat nob of w member his media? Is it Portuguese? Please?
• 50:52
  Just for the round y, Yes, absolutely right, very well done.
• 51:07
  Oh my god, Oh thank god I had extras on The public services question
• 51:15
  was the last one, man, I had to pull these out of the
• 51:19
  quick fire questions. I just laid up the three other things. I was
• 51:22
  like, I'm just gonna make up the options, which means Aggie is the
• 51:27
  third and final competitive to go through for the right final round and have a
• 51:30
  chance at the jackpot. Stevie, I'm sorry you are eliminated from the game,
• 51:35
  sir. That's quite all right. It was really fun to play and
• 51:37
  get one answer correct throughout the entire episode. Feel free to stick around and
• 51:40
  commentate. You cannot help anybody with the questions. I can't. I wouldn't
• 51:44
  be a help anyway, sir. Sole Me. I guess. In any
• 51:49
  event, Lauren, Russ and Aggie are through to the final round. They're
• 51:52
  gonna have a chance to win up to one hundred dollars for their chosen charity.
• 51:54
  To do that, they're gonna have to win the final round, be
• 51:58
  in the pole position at the right place the right time. Which one of
• 52:00
  them is going to take that jackpot home? And how much are they gonna
• 52:04
  win? Find out right after this. Hey, I'm Lauren and I'm John
• 52:22
  and we host the beard All Podcast, the podcast where we talk about two
• 52:27
  of the greatest things in the world, beer and weird Al and a lot
• 52:30
  of other things. We're funny. Yeah, that's basically what I told him
• 52:35
  to say. Good job with listen, yay, but no, seriously,
• 52:39
  we try and pare a beer with weird Al song and talk about both things
• 52:44
  and go through the conversation takes us. It's fun. I promise you'll like
• 52:49
  it. Yeah, I mean if you like talking about random things as well
• 52:53
  as you know, fine craft beers and some wonderful craft music. Hey,
• 53:15
  welcome back. We've got three contestants into the final round and ready to play
• 53:22
  for the big money. Jack Potts starts at one hundred dollars and I'll explain
• 53:27
  as we go along. But before we get into the actual gameplay the final
• 53:30
  round, I just wanted to go over what charities everybody was going to be
• 53:36
  playing for. Prompted by Russ, I was kind enough to ask if that
• 53:38
  was what we're going to be doing. And let's start with you, Russ,
• 53:43
  who are you playing for? N why an organization called Music Cares and
• 53:49
  grant surprise, the guy from Infectious group wants to talk about music based charity,
• 53:52
  but it's when you think of the many ways that artists who provide so
• 53:59
  much to our lives are mistreated and have been over the years. One thing
• 54:04
  that many people don't think of is there is absolutely no healthcare system in place
• 54:07
  for any of the artists who you love. Whether it's financial assistance, mental
• 54:13
  healthcare, physical health, any of those things, there's nothing in place for
• 54:15
  any of those artists. And that's where Music Cares steps in. If our
• 54:19
  artists are going through a housing crisis, of mental health issue, anything from
• 54:23
  substance abuse to it's sometimes issues created by their own art that they create for
• 54:30
  us, the things they go through to create that art, and so on,
• 54:34
  music Care steps in and helps out those those folks. And the reason
• 54:37
  why it's very important to me personally is I didn't even know that it existed
• 54:43
  until two very good friends of mine within the music industry are I'm excited to
• 54:47
  say, are still alive today because of Music Care stepping in them out with
• 54:52
  more than a few issues that I don't believe they would have been able to
• 54:55
  overcome on their own. So I would love to see them get some more
• 54:58
  funding. Wow, that's uh, that's pretty incredible. Um, Lauren,
• 55:02
  who are you playing for? And why I am playing for. It's a
• 55:07
  charity based out of Florida here it's called Dobe Ranch Rescue and they are a
• 55:12
  dedicated rescue for Doberman pinchers in the state of Florida. And this is a
• 55:17
  breed that is kind of being bred to death by backyard breeders, um,
• 55:22
  just kind of breeding them and selling them. And um, what this charity,
• 55:28
  with this rescue does is tries to get the Doberman's out of these situations
• 55:32
  either um, you know, into foster homes and ultimately into you know,
• 55:37
  their their forever homes. And man, they're they're doing some good work.
• 55:40
  It is. It is absolutely selfless work. And they're my favorite breed,
• 55:46
  so I'd love to see them do the work they're doing. Wow, it's
• 55:50
  very cool. Yeah, I know. That is a fantastic charity. And
• 55:57
  uh, lastly, Augie, what charity are you playing for? I'm gonna
• 56:00
  be playing for Saint Jude's Children's Research Hospital. Very cool. Yeah, no,
• 56:05
  I completely understand respect that. Um. We help some families not you
• 56:09
  know, be dragged down by medical bills and housing and food law expenses allows
• 56:15
  them to be there to take care of their kids and not have to have
• 56:19
  a hefty bill over their heads. Yeah, very cool man. You've played
• 56:22
  for them before? Oh yeah, I played with them a few times.
• 56:25
  Actually, fair enough, fair enough, very good. And see, I
• 56:29
  know you're out of the game, but your your charity is going to get
• 56:30
  a token five dollars donation just for participating. What charity is that, Oh
• 56:36
  the vfw VFL Veterans Foreign Wars. Yeah, definitely. They helped take care
• 56:39
  of a lot of US veterans who've been you know, in that ship.
• 56:45
  So pretty cool. They're pretty awesome. They're gonna get a five dollar donation
• 56:49
  in your name. Awesome, Thank you very much for playing. Uh And
• 56:52
  like I said, you can sit around, you can commentate, you're just
• 56:53
  not allowed to help. As we go into the final round. The final
• 56:57
  round is gonna work a little bit differently, and the previous rounds have all
• 57:00
  worked. The player in front and pole position is still the only one answering
• 57:05
  the questions, but in the player in back is picking the category for each
• 57:09
  individual question. They are going to be exactly seven questions in this final round,
• 57:15
  and the player who gives me a correct answer on the seventh and final
• 57:20
  question will win the game and win whatever's left in the pot. At that
• 57:24
  point. Jack Potts starts at one hundred dollars. It goes down by ten
• 57:30
  dollars every time somebody gets a question wrong. So it's it's actually in everybody's
• 57:36
  interest to collaborate, to work together to try and get get the player in
• 57:42
  front to get the question right, so you keep that pot nice and high.
• 57:45
  However, as we get down to the fifth or sixth questions, the
• 57:50
  players and back are gonna want to start moving up, so they're probably going
• 57:53
  to be a little less helpful at that point, but we'll see how it
• 57:58
  all plays out. So, uh, Lauren, you got into the final
• 58:04
  round first, so you have your pick. Would you like to sit in
• 58:07
  pole position, in the middle or at the back straight position? Backing herself?
• 58:17
  I gotta dig that Russ. You were second to get in. Would
• 58:21
  you like to sit in the middle or would you like to sit in the
• 58:22
  back. I've been sitting in the middle of this whole trip. I'm sitting
• 58:25
  in the middle. One will again, then the order does not change.
• 58:30
  I'll you go straight to the back where you belong like a good little dirty
• 58:34
  boy. So after the show. Yeah, all right, So for our
• 58:42
  first question for the for the category that Lauren is going to face, and
• 58:45
  you may want to consider whether you would be good at these categories too,
• 58:49
  so you can help her. Um, would you like to give Lauren a
• 58:52
  question on tennis or comic books? Comic books? Comic books? It is
• 58:59
  all right, so Lauren, here is the first of seven questions. Okay,
• 59:06
  in comic books, which comic book series has sold the most individual comics?
• 59:15
  Batman, spider Man, Superman, X Men, Oh boy, and
• 59:22
  you can you can ask the other players for help. I can ask the
• 59:28
  other players for help. So my gut for some reason, says spider Man.
• 59:34
  But I don't have anything other than the fact that that felt correct.
• 59:42
  Spider Man is my gut as well. And the only reason why is because
• 59:45
  most of the time, whenever like there's been a resurgence of comic book stuff,
• 59:49
  like spider Man's the guy you hear about first. Yeah, the Superman
• 59:52
  is t arguably a bigger part of pop culture now my opinion, but it's
• 59:57
  like its more like TV and movies, Aggie. Do you have any thoughts
• 1:00:01
  on this? So, unfortunately, I kind of missed out on the whole
• 1:00:05
  comic book scene growing up. So but I have to agree that, Yeah,
• 1:00:09
  it seems that Spider Man is the forerunner or the front runner when it
• 1:00:14
  comes to anything, so I feel like he probably has the most out there.
• 1:00:20
  Yeah, okay, I mean, I'm I'm not gonna like try and
• 1:00:24
  dig myself into a into a hole. I'm I feel like we're all kind
• 1:00:29
  of there. We're gonna go with spider Man in locking in the spider Man.
• 1:00:32
  We're going with Dave spider Man home Man, Okay, to stay in
• 1:00:38
  pole position and keep the jackpot at one hundred dollars? Is spider Man the
• 1:00:45
  correct answer? Oh? I'm sorry, Lauren Stevie. Stevie has hand ray?
• 1:01:00
  Was it the X Men's Here's the thing, Superman is a lot older
• 1:01:08
  than spider Man. Spider Man came out in the sixties. Superman came out
• 1:01:13
  in the thirties. Yeah, and Superman has sold approximately six hundred million comics.
• 1:01:21
  Second place is Batman with four hundred and eighty four million, then Spider
• 1:01:25
  Man with three hundred and eighty seven million, and finally X Men at two
• 1:01:29
  hundred and sixty million. God, that's all right, So sadly, Lauren,
• 1:01:35
  you go to the back of the pack, Russ and Aggie move up,
• 1:01:38
  and the jackpot now drops to ninety dollars I never had, but that's
• 1:01:44
  okay, that's okay. It's still a lot of money. And Russ you're
• 1:01:50
  up for your question, and Lauren, you get to choose what category you
• 1:01:53
  give him, and I wonder what you're gonna pick, because his categories are
• 1:01:58
  the Internet or music, the music music, So that was an easy choice.
• 1:02:08
  I feel like music it is. Russ. Here is your question on
• 1:02:14
  music in music? Which of these musicians has won the most Grammy Awards Beyonce,
• 1:02:24
  John Williams, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder. Oh my god. Wow,
• 1:02:36
  that's okay, dude, that's a good question, because damn question,
• 1:02:40
  because oh Williams is one of those cats that like, if he puts out
• 1:02:47
  anything, he's gonna win. It's like weird Out with the Comedy, right,
• 1:02:52
  Yeah, John Williams is going to win the soundtrack Like yeah, written,
• 1:02:54
  I know you don't like John Williams. Then like thee is a track
• 1:03:00
  answer, right, because she's so new, Like how could she rack up
• 1:03:02
  that much? But they give out Grammies to everybody for no reason now,
• 1:03:06
  so son of a bitch? What were the last two? Again? Quincy
• 1:03:10
  is the goddamn man, And you have to wonder because like Michael swept at
• 1:03:16
  the Grammys twice and Quincy was produceable. Just get god damn it beside like
• 1:03:25
  Quincy's Quincy too though, like I don't need it, just be like ah
• 1:03:29
  because of Mica, Like you know what I mean, like he fucking ironsides
• 1:03:31
  and all have worked without Pacy and all that chin son of a bitch.
• 1:03:38
  God damn never heard Russ curse so much living with the guy. You can
• 1:03:52
  help. If it were me, I feel like Beyonce definitely know. Um,
• 1:04:00
  John Williams, how many soundtracks are there? Really? Right, he's
• 1:04:05
  only gone if he does a score. It's if he does anything. He
• 1:04:09
  puts out a record of re recordings of his own hit, it's gonna get
• 1:04:14
  a grant. But well, what were your thoughts on Quinine route the others?
• 1:04:18
  I feel like if it were me and I had no help at all,
• 1:04:25
  I would say Quincy Jones, um, because I feel like he's had
• 1:04:29
  a hand in so many things, but on his own end. But I
• 1:04:33
  don't know, all right, I haveing to go Quincy Jones and help for
• 1:04:38
  the best. Okay, you're gonna lock in Quincy Jones. Yeah, all
• 1:04:43
  right, it's locked in, cannot be changed to stay in pull position and
• 1:04:48
  keep the jackpott at ninety dollars. Is Quincy Jones the correct answer, No,
• 1:05:03
  I'm sorry, Uh, you threw it out immediately. But the correct
• 1:05:09
  answers Beyonce. God damn it. They give out Grammys like they're fucking water
• 1:05:13
  now and they don't need anything. I don't know. Here's another grammy.
• 1:05:20
  Beyonce has won thirty two grammys. Quincy Quincy was second with twenty eighth,
• 1:05:28
  and John Williams and Ctebee Wonder both have twenty five. You might have been,
• 1:05:31
  well, she might have won him, but did she earn him?
• 1:05:35
  Well, as far as this game goes, unfortunately, Russ. That means
• 1:05:40
  you're going to the back of the pack. Aggie and Lauren move on up,
• 1:05:44
  and the jackpot drops to eighty dollars, still a nice chunk of change.
• 1:05:48
  So let's see if Aggie can start winning it, or at least keep
• 1:05:53
  it at eighty dollars. Um So, Russ, the categories that you can
• 1:05:56
  give Aggie are movies or presidents movies movies. It is all right, okay,
• 1:06:04
  Aggie, to keep the jackpot where it is and to stay in pole
• 1:06:09
  position. Here is question number three on movies. Which movie sold the most
• 1:06:16
  tickets worldwide? Et the Extraterrestrial, Gone with the Wind? The Sound of
• 1:06:26
  Music? Star Wars episode for a new hope you can ask Russ or Lauren
• 1:06:36
  for help. I'm actually leaning towards the last two. Either Sound of Music,
• 1:06:45
  right, that was the one you said, Et the Extra Terrestrial,
• 1:06:48
  Gone with the Wind, the Sound of Music, Star Wars episode four.
• 1:06:53
  It's gotta be that either the Sound of Music or Star Wars. Clarifying question,
• 1:06:58
  yes Now sold the most tickets worldwide in like ever? Yes Now updated
• 1:07:09
  as of yesterday. With the Wind came out in nineteen thirty. Fine,
• 1:07:16
  and people love that movie. It's had a bunch of like, you know,
• 1:07:23
  re releases and stuff along those line. So that is just a thing
• 1:07:26
  to consider. I wouldn't immediate I'm not saying that's the answer, but I
• 1:07:29
  wouldn't immediately throw it away. Okay, they wouldn't have been a world what
• 1:07:38
  personally I think it's et It might be that would be funny world like I
• 1:07:45
  know I'm older and all, but like ET was like the thing. It
• 1:07:49
  was like fever Pitch worldwide when it came out, like a month at the
• 1:07:54
  bottom office, and it wasn't like like Universal Studios doesn't have many rides or
• 1:08:00
  at every single park. Et is still at her Japanese park, even though
• 1:08:02
  it's not anywhere else. Really is where else? I just wrote ET last
• 1:08:06
  time I was at Universal, which was probably was Yeah, okay, remember
• 1:08:15
  writing. Yeah. Also, if you guys want to look into our new
• 1:08:19
  adult film, Ogie, it is your choice, sir man, I like
• 1:08:28
  how I chose too, they chose the other two, so um which we
• 1:08:33
  made it a first Yeah. I don't think ET. I think was there,
• 1:08:41
  but I'm gonna change. I think Gone with the Wind. You want
• 1:08:47
  to go with Gone with the Wind? Yeah, you're gonna lock that in.
• 1:08:50
  Yeah, as well? He locks it in all right, to keep
• 1:08:55
  the jackpot at eighty dollars and to keep Aggie at the front of the pack
• 1:08:59
  in pole position, is Gone with the Wind the correct answer? Yes,
• 1:09:12
  absolutely right. I've never been happy to be extremely well reasoned. Lauren.
• 1:09:16
  Gone with the Wind sold over two hundred and two million tickets Star Wars came
• 1:09:23
  in second with one hundred and seventy eight. I don't have the numbers for
• 1:09:27
  the other two, but they were less. Wells was out there. Yeah,
• 1:09:32
  yeah, well, Augie stays in position, which means the the the
• 1:09:36
  jackpot stays at eighty dollars. And here is the possible categories for question number
• 1:09:42
  four. Russ, again, you make the choice, would you like the
• 1:09:45
  question to be about American Awards or health? Instantly lean toward American Awards except
• 1:09:54
  for the farst that are the Grammys. Thinking like health, between all of
• 1:10:00
  us, we can come up with a good answer for health. Yeah,
• 1:10:01
  sure, healthy health. It is all right, health, Aggie. Here
• 1:10:06
  is question number four on health. What is the most common surgical procedure performed
• 1:10:15
  in the US? C section, cataract removal, circumcision or joint replacements?
• 1:10:26
  Oh my god, that's difficult. It's either c section or drawing replacement.
• 1:10:31
  No, no, you don't think so, I don't think circumcision. I'm
• 1:10:40
  gonna grab a couple of Shut the fuck up, y'all. Talk about that
• 1:10:45
  has been circumcised. How many of them have had their cataracts removed by a
• 1:10:49
  joint replacement? Certain, that's the question, um, oh my goodness.
• 1:11:02
  Hey, So no, no, no, all this to say, like
• 1:11:08
  what, uh, what percentage of male baby's born in the US are circumcised?
• 1:11:19
  Okay? Right, you got to think about it. Right, So
• 1:11:23
  that's like approximately fifty percent of the population. And if this is a thing
• 1:11:27
  that's being done to even half of them, that's twenty five percent of people
• 1:11:30
  in America have that procedure done. Do twenty five percent of people in America
• 1:11:35
  have cataracts removed? Do twenty five percent of people in America have joint replacement?
• 1:11:42
  Do twenty five Okay? And so like only fifty percent of people in
• 1:11:45
  America could possibly have had a c section. Granted they could have had it
• 1:11:48
  done more than once, but I don't know. I don't know. Yeah,
• 1:11:55
  you really can't do a circumcision twice. No, you can't. I
• 1:11:58
  mean, they don't even I gotta the first time he's cut once, you
• 1:12:05
  know a little I think I would go with our ns are I think circumcision?
• 1:12:12
  You want? Do you want to lock that in? Sure? Yeah,
• 1:12:15
  let's lock that circumcision. It's locked in. To keep the jackpot at
• 1:12:18
  eighty dollars and to keep auging in pole position, is the correct answer circumcision.
• 1:12:32
  No, I'm sorry. Believe it or not, it's cataract removal.
• 1:12:39
  It really is. Three million people have cataract surgery in the US every year.
• 1:12:44
  Next is c section at one point three million, joint replacement at one
• 1:12:48
  point oh five million, and circumcision only happens about one million times a year.
• 1:12:54
  Wow. Okay, okay, people aren't doing it as much as they
• 1:12:58
  used to do. Times have change. Yes. In any event, Aggie
• 1:13:03
  moves to the back of the pack and Lauren is back in pole position for
• 1:13:08
  the best as we go to question number five. Now, Aggie, the
• 1:13:13
  categories you can give Lauren are This is an interesting pairing. I did shuffle
• 1:13:17
  these video games or game shows? Can Can I help him pick the category?
• 1:13:29
  You can say whatever you want. It's choice on game shows. I
• 1:13:33
  just want to throw that out there. She wrote her college thesis on game
• 1:13:36
  shows game shows. It is right, and you're going with game shows to
• 1:13:40
  help her? All right? Fair enough? Love letter to Richard Dawson in
• 1:13:44
  it. If you want to read it, she'll send it to you.
• 1:13:45
  It's hilarious and wartwarming at the same time. You can you can send it
• 1:13:49
  to me anytime you want. You know, I'm going to read that all
• 1:13:54
  right, Yeah, okay, So Lauren, here is question number five on
• 1:14:00
  game shows? Which game show has produced the most episodes? Jeopardy, The
• 1:14:10
  Price is Right, Pyramid, Wheel of Fortune. Okay, So we're talking
• 1:14:16
  all versions of all of these shows, right, okay, because we had
• 1:14:20
  the art fleming Jeopardy and like the current iteration of the wheel used to be
• 1:14:26
  on in the day and in the evening. Um okay, So the current
• 1:14:30
  iteration of Wheel of Fortune has been on um for forty years forty one years
• 1:14:38
  there and yeah, and in Jeopardy and you're behind that, and then they
• 1:14:43
  had stuff before that, and so then the Price is Right just been on
• 1:14:46
  fit. But there was prices right before the Price is Right, as we
• 1:14:50
  know as well. So that also existed. That goes back to the sixties
• 1:14:57
  we did yeah, um okay, Well was the last one than Pyramid,
• 1:15:01
  right, I don't think it's pyramid. Pyramid me on five days a week
• 1:15:06
  though, And it was also like we all where it was every time of
• 1:15:10
  the evening. Okay. But the thing I think that's the thing of wheel
• 1:15:14
  is wheel. There was a whole stretch people forget about where Na we're at
• 1:15:17
  with it was a different episode in the daytime than it was at night.
• 1:15:20
  Okay, okay, and that's sir. Um Fortune feels like the strongest answer.
• 1:15:28
  Um, I feel like they take feel like they take a shorter break
• 1:15:33
  than Prices Right does. But over the summer season, you know, I
• 1:15:41
  feel like we'll we'll might take like six or eight weeks off. I feel
• 1:15:45
  like Prices Right does, like summer vacation, like the whole you know,
• 1:15:49
  the whole thing. Um, Will of Fortune feel right? The only reason
• 1:15:57
  I'm pushing you in that direction is because they am at PM. Well know
• 1:15:59
  that? And then that also that also tracks And then there was the Chuck
• 1:16:01
  Woolery hosted before Pat Manno for you, Lauren, what do you want to
• 1:16:13
  do? I'm gonna lock in with Wheel of Fortune. Just lock Wheel of
• 1:16:17
  Fortune. Okay. I'm bearing in mind your other competitors may not want you
• 1:16:23
  to keep getting questions right. There's only this one and then two more and
• 1:16:26
  then we're done. So whoever gets that last question right is gonna win,
• 1:16:30
  and they need to be in full position to do it. But let's see,
• 1:16:34
  you said Wheel of Fortune. Which game show has produced the most episodes?
• 1:16:38
  Is it? Wheel of Fortune? No, Lauren, I'm sorry.
• 1:16:49
  The Price is Right has produced over nine thousand, six hundred episodes across fifty
• 1:16:55
  seasons, and they're the current record holder. Yeah, Prices Right is the
• 1:17:01
  oldest of these. I don't know if they ever did a stint where there
• 1:17:04
  were two episodes on, although there was a time when they were doing the
• 1:17:06
  regular daytime episodes and also million dollars spectaculars for a bit and there. No,
• 1:17:12
  there was a nighttime Prices Right. I think it was hosted by someone
• 1:17:15
  else though, Yeah, they did do that. It was did like evening
• 1:17:19
  Jack Kennedy. I watched the daytime one. It was it was Jack Nars's
• 1:17:25
  brother. I can't remember Tom Kennedy. I think what did the nighttime Prices
• 1:17:28
  Right? I don't remember. In any event, it doesn't matter, Prices
• 1:17:31
  Right was the correct answer. I'm afraid so, Lauren, you are taking
• 1:17:34
  a step back. You watch so much Prices Right to the back. There
• 1:17:40
  are two questions left. There is sixty dollars remaining in the jackpot and Russ
• 1:17:48
  question number six Augie actually or sorry, Lauren gets to choose the category for
• 1:17:54
  Russ to face, and considering that you need to be in position to win
• 1:17:58
  the game, and there are just two questions left, Lauren, do you
• 1:18:01
  want to give him boy bands or online shopping? I have a query.
• 1:18:08
  What if seventh question gets answered incorrectly, then I don't give away the correct
• 1:18:14
  answer. The next person in line will choose from the remaining three possibilities,
• 1:18:18
  and then if they get it wrong, the last person in line gets to
• 1:18:21
  choose from the remaining two possibilities. Okay, okay, but someone has to
• 1:18:27
  get that seventh question correct to win the game. If nobody gets it right,
• 1:18:31
  everybody gets a token donation. Nobody went so. Knowing all that,
• 1:18:40
  Lauren, what do you want to do? Go with boy bands? Boy
• 1:18:44
  bands? It is all right? So question number six on boy bands russ
• 1:18:51
  which boy band has sold the most records? Backstreet Boys, be TS,
• 1:19:00
  one Direction or in Sync? Oh my dear, h this is worldwide by
• 1:19:09
  the way, Yeah, yeah, you're a sneaky host. I don't know
• 1:19:16
  if you included the worldwide reminder because of BTS or one direction. One direction
• 1:19:29
  was short enough to where like they all went their separate ways, so like
• 1:19:33
  Zane and Neil and whatever, Harry, like all their stuff would come together,
• 1:19:39
  you know what I mean? Where's BTS is like still BATS. Also,
• 1:19:45
  I wasn't just naming off people who are in UH in one direction.
• 1:19:48
  I just want to clear you hear that I don't know one direction is or
• 1:19:55
  just BTS is the Korean BTS is a the Korean UH one direction was born
• 1:20:01
  originally of the British version of America. Scott talent like the Britain. Yeah,
• 1:20:08
  they were like thrown together, but they actually like are talented guys,
• 1:20:13
  which is why they went solow you know what I mean, They're like,
• 1:20:15
  yeah, we're not doing this, We're gonna damn. I feel like BTS
• 1:20:20
  has gotta be I mean, those people are insane. Their fans are insane.
• 1:20:26
  Yeah, I mean that I think. I like, I mean,
• 1:20:29
  I don't know circumcisions so well, I know there's I mean, I could
• 1:20:34
  sit here ridiculous about the you know, uh the numbers that UH in Sync
• 1:20:43
  put up and all that. But I just feel like PTS has gotta be
• 1:20:47
  right. Their fans are absolutely insane, Like they buy like ten copies of
• 1:20:53
  everything, like you know what I mean, for collecting shit I got.
• 1:20:58
  I'm gonna sit here continuing, I gonna say, I'm going to push you
• 1:21:00
  to lock something in. That's my dad. Uh, BTS, BTS is
• 1:21:04
  locked in. Okay, let's see. Uh. If you are correct,
• 1:21:10
  the jackpot stays at sixty dollars and you will be in pole position for the
• 1:21:15
  final question, which is huge. If not, you're gonna move to the
• 1:21:18
  back and Augie's gonna be in whole position for the final question. Is BTS
• 1:21:27
  the right answer? No, Russ, I'm sorry. I don't know if
• 1:21:40
  you'll kick yourself or not. It's the Backstreet Boys. The Backstreet Boys have
• 1:21:45
  sold over one hundred and thirty million records worldwide. Them. Oh, though
• 1:21:51
  they're the worst thing. They might have a better marketing department. I don't
• 1:22:00
  know. Maybe they're just really popular in India. I couldn't tell you.
• 1:22:04
  All I could tell you is these are the figures I got. You know,
• 1:22:08
  who bought their records. People who weren't smart enough to buy InSync record.
• 1:22:11
  No, everyone, I'm a firm stance on InSync being far better.
• 1:22:21
  Are they sexual? Yeah? Okay, so here we are, Aggie.
• 1:22:32
  Oh no, you have found yourself in pole position for this the final question.
• 1:22:41
  This is it. Somebody has to get this right to win money,
• 1:22:45
  and you're going to get the first shot at it. Oh No. However,
• 1:22:49
  to determine what the question's going to be about, I have to ask
• 1:22:54
  the person who's in the back russ. It is your choice what category the
• 1:22:59
  final question will be on. You may want to pick something that you think
• 1:23:01
  Aggie's going to be bad at. You may want to pick something you think
• 1:23:03
  you're going to be good at. But here are the categories you can choose,
• 1:23:08
  from space exploration or anniversaries. Full disclosure. I was going to be
• 1:23:19
  like, Okay, well, whatever I think he'll get, I want him
• 1:23:23
  because I like, I want some charity to get the highest amount of money,
• 1:23:26
  you know. And then well, shit, I don't know anybody it's
• 1:23:30
  good to either of those things, space exploration or anniversaries. I guess let's
• 1:23:35
  do anything anniversaries. Okay, I can't tell you it's the most it's the
• 1:23:40
  more interesting question, but let's see how it goes. So this is it.
• 1:23:45
  This is the final question, and Aggie, here is the question on
• 1:23:50
  anniversaries. Twenty twenty one was the fifty year and of versary of what technological
• 1:24:02
  breakthrough first legal online transaction, first illegal online transaction, computer mouse invented,
• 1:24:17
  answering machine invented now you could ask Lauren and Rust for help. I don't
• 1:24:26
  know how helpful they're going to be. Well shit, But if you get
• 1:24:32
  this right, you will win fifty dollars for Saint Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
• 1:24:41
  If you get it wrong, you lose one of these. Is the right
• 1:24:50
  one that is correct? Yes, that's how this works. Yeah, I
• 1:24:57
  got it right, But which one is it? I honestly think let's sayre
• 1:25:02
  fifty years ago, what was invented to years ago? I think I might
• 1:25:09
  have been the mouse? Okay, okay, hmm, do you want to
• 1:25:19
  lock that in? I mean, yeah, I can't really justify saying anything
• 1:25:26
  else other than I don't know, but as I'll go with the mouse because
• 1:25:30
  I know I think I don't think the mouse was invented. But at the
• 1:25:33
  same time, computer or Okay, so you have locked in computer mouse.
• 1:25:42
  This is to win fifty dollars for the Saint Jude Children's Research Hospital or you
• 1:25:47
  are out of the game. Is it computer mouse? No? I'm sorry
• 1:26:09
  that is incorrect. You're the Saint jew Charity will receive a five dollar donation.
• 1:26:17
  So well done, But I'm afraid to say you have lost the game
• 1:26:21
  and you are out of pole position. Well it's not that one, guys,
• 1:26:26
  which means Lauren and Russ both move up. Lauren, you get the
• 1:26:30
  second crack at this The jackpot is now forty dollars. But you just have
• 1:26:34
  a one in three and go ahead. And remember that the question was twenty
• 1:26:42
  twenty one was the fifty year anniversary of what technological breakthrough and the remaining answers
• 1:26:47
  are first legal online transaction, first illegal online transaction, or answering machine invented.
• 1:27:00
  I'm gonna go with the answering machine. Answering machine. You want to
• 1:27:06
  lock that in? I will be doing that. Yes, okay, it
• 1:27:11
  is locked in for forty dollars for your charity. The Adobe Rescue is answering
• 1:27:23
  machine. Correct, No, Laura, I'm sorry, Eagle, or it
• 1:27:45
  is down to Lauren is out of the game. The Adobe Rescue will receive
• 1:27:50
  a five dollars donation in your name. Thank you so much for playing.
• 1:27:54
  I hope you've had a good time, Russ. And this is it.
• 1:27:57
  This is it. There's no more after this. You have to at this
• 1:28:00
  right. It is thirty dollars or it is five bucks. And it all
• 1:28:04
  depends on whether you can tell me whether twenty twenty one was the fifty year
• 1:28:11
  anniversary of the first legal online transaction or the first illegal online transaction. Okay,
• 1:28:20
  so here's the thing, as we say, as we say back home
• 1:28:25
  in Detroit, see what had happened was when I started, my initial guess
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  was that it was legal or illegal, like before any guests happened. And
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  my thought from the beginning has been there wouldn't have been any legislation yet about
• 1:28:44
  a computer transaction, so like, I don't think a transaction could be illegal,
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  right, that's my thought so far. Right, I've been wrestling with
• 1:28:57
  this in my mind for I don't know the last ten minutes, Okay,
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  but I feel like there wouldn't have been any law to say that the transaction
• 1:29:03
  would be legal or illegal. And it's for those reasons that I'm sure hoping
• 1:29:10
  to give thirty dollars to me to care by saying legal transaction. Okay,
• 1:29:20
  this is it. Either it's thirty dollars for music cares or it's five dollars,
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  and this has all been and we just kind of just kind of we
• 1:29:34
  just kind of care. Is first legal online transaction the final right answer for
• 1:29:58
  us? I'm sorry, students at Stanford and MIT struck a deal to buy
• 1:30:03
  weed via Arpanett in nineteen seventy one. It is the first illegal online transaction,
• 1:30:13
  and what's really funny is the first legal transaction didn't take place until nineteen
• 1:30:18
  ninety four. The mouse was invented in nineteen forty eight, and the answering
• 1:30:24
  machine was invented in nineteen thirty five. So once again, Stoner's ruined it
• 1:30:29
  for everybody. How you psych yourself out like it's literally you don't see the
• 1:30:34
  forest for the trees like I was so yeah, you were like, there's
• 1:30:38
  no way the transaction online could be illegal, And I'm sitting here going yes,
• 1:30:41
  but what they're purchasing could very well be illegal. Literally the trees,
• 1:30:46
  like literally, it was like the transaction itself, not what they could have
• 1:30:50
  been buying gotten damn it. Yeah, So sorry, Russ, I was
• 1:30:55
  willing you on. I wanted you to win that money. Oh yeah,
• 1:30:58
  yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. I wanted our first episode to
• 1:31:00
  go what disappointing. But you know what I've had. I've had a really
• 1:31:06
  good time, and I genuinely hope everybody else has as well. That is,
• 1:31:12
  that is the whole point of doing any of this is to have fun.
• 1:31:14
  Uh So, I genuinely hope everybody enjoyed themselves. Uh so, everybody's
• 1:31:18
  going to get a five dollars donations charity. Uh so, you know,
• 1:31:23
  everybody makes out even we're just kind of nice. But I guess we're just
• 1:31:27
  gonna have to invite you back and do this again just because we got it.
• 1:31:30
  We gotta get a winner. We got on Twitter recently after our last
• 1:31:35
  appearance on your show. I was like, hey, how soon is too
• 1:31:39
  soon to ask on your show? And as as you do, I use
• 1:31:44
  the Dave Chappelle itching are welcome on here anytime y'all want us on this.
• 1:31:51
  So that's like the least amount of work that for like us, that podcasting
• 1:31:57
  ever is we just I want to is when this started and all of us
• 1:32:01
  talked about the charities right like Saint Jews and Music Cares and THEBI Rescuing,
• 1:32:05
  I was literally thinking to myself like, well, there's really no way charities
• 1:32:10
  lose here right like this, Like who would like one of these charities?
• 1:32:17
  Like I mean, yeah, it would be great. And it literally we
• 1:32:19
  all worked real hard to get They're all listen, they're they're all getting something
• 1:32:27
  that they weren't getting until we did this, so you know, um,
• 1:32:32
  technically it's still win, right, I got ahold hope. Hey listeners,
• 1:32:36
  UM, if you think you could do better, please come and beyond the
• 1:32:41
  show. I'm happy to have anyone on, but I take so much joy
• 1:32:45
  from our guests Russ and Lauren from the beard Out podcast and the infectious groove
• 1:32:51
  uh YouTube channel uh and podcast. You can still listen to their old episodes,
• 1:32:56
  right uh so yeah, absolutely, um, but one thousand in person
• 1:33:00
  check out the beard ol podcast if you enjoy weird Olt at all. It
• 1:33:03
  is a fantastic time checking out weird and exotic beers along with weird al music,
• 1:33:10
  which, honestly, what else would you want to do with a couple
• 1:33:13
  of beers to think about? Honestly, I still have the most ringing endorsement
• 1:33:16
  you can give your podcast, true, is that I enjoyed your podcast so
• 1:33:20
  much. I'm married one of the hosts. I mean, you can't,
• 1:33:23
  you can't be you can't. I mean John's taken right? Oh damn?
• 1:33:29
  All right, well listen you know if if that changes, Hey, thruffles
• 1:33:30
  are a thing, I'll join you. WHOA, All right, now I'm
• 1:33:36
  starting to blush Um okay, so h Russ. Where can people find you
• 1:33:43
  and the cool things that you do? The best thing to do is just
• 1:33:46
  go right to YouTube, type in Infectious screw of Music and honestly, most
• 1:33:50
  artists that you've ever heard of if you type in like, if you go
• 1:33:53
  to infectious our YouTube brother and type in like Infectior screw of Music, Billie
• 1:33:58
  Eilish or Rush or Michael Jackson or you know, any artists that you like,
• 1:34:01
  we probably have done a video on them and it'll come up with our
• 1:34:04
  channel by finding that, and it will direct you to something that you already
• 1:34:09
  know you're gonna want to watch. So, oh yeah, Lauren, where
• 1:34:12
  can people find you in the cool things you do? Yeah, we're on
• 1:34:16
  anywhere you listen to podcasts. But if you decide to be lazy, you
• 1:34:19
  can just go to beardal podcast dot com. That's b E E R d
• 1:34:24
  A l podcast dot com. And we're also that on Twitter, Instagram,
• 1:34:30
  uh, Facebook, and I guess threads. I don't want to Oh my
• 1:34:34
  god, threads may not last album. We're on Google Plots. Listen,
• 1:34:43
  anything's better than Twitter, any better than Twitter, it's anything at all.
• 1:34:47
  I will write write in chalk on the street, on the sidewalk. That's
• 1:34:53
  better than Twitter, live journal dot com, slash, live journal, MySpace
• 1:35:00
  Today, Tom, come back, Tom. We miss you not that much,
• 1:35:04
  though I learned um Stevie. Where can people find you in the cool
• 1:35:14
  things you do? Sir? You can find me online at midnight Smoke or
• 1:35:16
  midnight Smoke one somewhere around same to you. You can find me in places
• 1:35:20
  as Aggie Doggies zero eight. I've been your host Pancels Aaron, you can
• 1:35:25
  finally, you can find me at most places as pancels eron. I am
• 1:35:28
  no longer on Twitter. I've gotten off for the second time and I'm staying
• 1:35:31
  off time. I'm not going back. You couldn't drag me back with like
• 1:35:35
  a bulldozer and ropes and whips and things. I'm not going I'm done.
• 1:35:39
  I've had enough. Uh So I'm everywhere else practically, I'm on threads,
• 1:35:44
  I'm on Instagram, I'm on Facebook. Uh And you find me at most
• 1:35:46
  places as Pancels Aaron, And that's where you find me. As for the
• 1:35:50
  show, b a fy CW podcast at gmail dot com is a good email
• 1:35:56
  address. You can also check out our website be a fight t twpod dot
• 1:35:59
  com. And if you enjoy this enough that you want to perhaps finance further
• 1:36:03
  more fun game shows, you can always do so at Patreon dot com,
• 1:36:08
  slash b fy tw. Everything is appreciated from our such lovely patrons as Mexican
• 1:36:15
  Raspberry Flaos, Kristin F. Aaron S, Donna M. Talley Man,
• 1:36:18
  Todd, Justin B. Bridget from Long Island, David M, Jeremy F.
• 1:36:23
  Jim Key and the gate Leapers. Thank you so much for helping us
• 1:36:27
  do this weird and fun thing that we love to do every week, and
• 1:36:31
  we couldn't do it without you. We couldn't do it without such lovely guests
• 1:36:34
  like Russe and Lauren, and it has been a blast every single week.
• 1:36:38
  So thank you, and that is going to be it from us. Do
• 1:36:41
  you think that you could take and hold the pole position and win the money?
• 1:36:45
  Why don't you come and find out. But we'll see you next time.