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GEN X AND BOOMER TRIVIA! PLAY ALONG WITH US! · Uncluttered and Unfiltered: The Podcast For Women Over 50

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Welcome to Uncluttered and Unfiltered, the podcast urging
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you to let it go and don't look back, with nationally acclaimed
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professional organizer Christine Stone and self-proclaimed Hot
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Damn Mess radio and TV personality Eden Kendall.
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Welcome everybody to Uncluttered and Unfiltered, the podcast for
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women over 50. Very rarely do we have a man as
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a guest. On our show.
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So I'm Eden Christine is here and typically we talk about
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everything from emptiness to menopause to cleaning out that
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over 50 closet to pop culture and some of the fond memories we
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have. And that's the way we're leaning
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for this episode. So please welcome one of the
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very rare I was trying to think. And I think fashion icon George
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Brusha might be the only other gentlemen.
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Yes, I think so too. We have had so please welcome a
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friend of mine. This is Steve Howard who owns a
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company called Trivia Nation. And let me let him explain what
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Trivia Nation does because it's it's something wherever you're
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listening, because we have listeners in Florida, we have
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listeners in Australia, they're all over the world.
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So hopefully they're somewhere in the near vicinity of where
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you're listening that you can play team trivia at a bar or
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restaurant. But but let Steve explain.
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Like his business model, it is amazing.
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Eden, Christine, thank you for having me.
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I'm super excited today. This is great.
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I thought I was the first and only gentleman.
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Well. In the room, because that was,
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that was satellite. Yeah, you never.
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You entered OK, so you're the 1st.
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To enter, enter this OK. When I hear the first
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testosterone to enter this, I. Was the selling point really.
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That was the first it. Really was and at the time when
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I said it I believed it. But I looked back and remembered
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we had a zoom. With George with.
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George So we had to say that much, but but no, you're the 1st
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in the room. That's great.
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No, I'm super excited. You've definitely created a new
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atmosphere in here, so. So why did we invite you is the
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question. Tell everybody what you.
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Do that's what I asked you. Why are you inviting me?
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You know, no, I own a company called Tribunation and
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thankfully Eden has worked with us for, I don't know, a couple
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years now. I believe Eden and Steve and,
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and we bring people together to have fun.
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And we do that via live trivia and music bingo shows and now
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game shows at restaurants and bars and private and corporate
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events. And we have a fantastic time.
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I took a bar game that I liked about 20 years ago and realized
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that I was, I really had a passion for it and I was meeting
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a lot of people and I had a great time.
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And so we stepped it up and now we do it all over Florida.
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We have about 150 to 175 locations throughout Florida
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where we host our shows at excellent and fun venues and we
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get to meet fantastic people and entertain guests.
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And so we have a fantastic time. Thanks.
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For. It's such, it's such a good
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time. And the trivia Nation shows are
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now, granted, I'm biased, but to me, the trivia Nation shows
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surpass any of the others. And they're called shows because
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you should feel like you were part of an event when you've
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attended one of these. And So what we wanted today was
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I, because I'm one of the hosts. I rarely get to play team
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trivia, and you and I both love going down memory lane.
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We just love it. And we've done trivia before.
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We have together. We have and we've we've not only
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played it, but we've spent entire episodes just literally
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remembering things, right. And since since we now have
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Steve here who has not let us seen see, we have not seen any
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of the questions we're going to be asked, but we want everyone
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listening to play along too. So what you're not going to hear
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is Christine and me. And this is what I think Chris
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was really worried about us battling it out to see who can
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yell out an answer first. What's going to happen is no
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matter what, whether we know it or we don't know it, we're going
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to pause. We're going to talk it out like
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they make them do on who wants to be a millionaire.
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You know how they have to talk through it for like way too long
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and then come up with the answer and in the course of it maybe
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stir up some memories? Yes.
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What do you think? I think it's going to be fun if
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it's like the John Denver Carpenters, Donny Osmond trivia.
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And I'm more TV and movies, all the stuff that was going on in
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the news. Yes.
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So I made Steve said that we needed to have our own unique
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sounding bell or buzzer or Brandon might have said that
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Brandon's here too from Trivi Nation.
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That's mine. OK, and this is mine.
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OK. So your sounds old school game
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show and mine sounds like my phone in the house.
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Going up. Did anyone else have a phone
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that sounded? Like I need Gene Rayburn.
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Yeah, that is Gene Rayburn. It is.
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Which may not be a reference. Everybody in this room, get
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going. Oh yeah, we're going old school
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over here. Do you know Gene Rayburn?
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I'm I don't that's Game Match. Game.
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Yeah, you're. Not going to make us feel old.
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That's this is the one place in the world where we feel safe
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saying. Right, right.
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And we feel safe saying Gene Rayburn.
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Yeah, right on. And no apologies.
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I think Christine, I have some of the folks that you mentioned
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earlier, so you might be able to have a leg up on Eden if that's
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not in her wheelhouse necessarily.
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We'll just start off. We'll yeah, I think this should
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be thought provoking for your listeners.
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And you guys start off with an easy won.
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True or false? Deborah Winger didn't win an
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Oscar in the 1980s. True or false?
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Deborah Winger didn't win an Oscar in the 1980s.
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Well, let's see Deborah Winger in the 80s in.
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The 80s, it was definitely terms of endearment.
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I think that yeah, that or Urban Cowboy, which.
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But that was 1980. I think she won an Oscar for
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terms of endearment. OK, I could not have given you
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that. Or did not you said but.
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That's what I'm asking, yes. Sir.
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Yeah, because Shirley McClain, I think, did so you.
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Think Deborah Winger did not? You know what?
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Forget the buzzers. Let's be on the same team
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because I think we're going to need each.
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Other I think we are too. I think we're going to need
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each. Other I'm going to say no.
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I'm going to say 2 terms of endearment, but the.
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Fact that you could pull terms of endearment is very impressive
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to me. It was the saddest movie ever.
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Ever. That's I mean after.
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Tears. No, that's Steel Magnolia.
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Yeah, that's Steel Magnolia. Wonder I was thinking.
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Terms of Endearment when Deborah Wingers in the hospital dying of
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cancer. Shirley McLean is her mother.
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Okay, yeah, I got that confused with the other one, Jack.
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Nicholson was in it. Yeah.
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OK. So we're.
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Saying she didn't. Garrett Breedlove.
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Now that I wouldn't even have remembered his name though.
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But anyway. Nice.
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OK, you can be on our team. The next time.
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So cool. Yeah, he was so cool.
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Yeah, he was convertible. Do we think she?
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Had a Corvette. Yeah.
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They drove on the beach. Yep.
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OK. In terms of I.
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Clearly haven't. I think I thought it was steel
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Magnolique you had. Never seen terms.
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Of do you not think I've seen? With Shirley MacLaine and
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Deborah Wing. I'm hearing that it has Shirley.
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MacLaine, OK Winger. What's our final answer?
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No. She did not win that one.
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Maybe deserved an Oscar 100%. OK, so our final answer is no,
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Oscar. How did we final answer is no
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Oscar? So that would be you're
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answering true to that. So Deborah Winger didn't win an
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Oscar in the 1980s, that's true, so you get it correct.
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But what? She was a nominee 3 times.
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Oh, that's what I mean. Three times because I knew she
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was bummed out when she didn't win the terms of SO.
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She was officer and a gentleman, right?
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Oh. Right.
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Officer and A. Gentleman, Oh my God.
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An urban cowboy. An urban cowboy I forgot about
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officer and a gentleman totally. You know what I heard, but I
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don't know that this is true. Is she was the voice of ET.
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I heard. That Oh, no, I've never heard
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that. I have heard that.
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I think she was an amazing actress that didn't get enough
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credit for how amazing she was in everything she was in.
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That's my thought, Deborah. OK.
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So we have. It on record, Eden, you don't
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know the movie that well. How did you what did you think
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about the relationship between the mother and daughter?
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I loved it. That's why I think she should
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have won an Oscar because it was so perfect.
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When she was in the hospital and her mom was going crazy because
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they were ignoring her. They just played.
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They had really good chemistry. Even though I heard they hated
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each other in real life, they had such good chemistry.
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I loved I'm Now You're going to make me want to see that movie
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with you in a box of. Canes try 80s.
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OK, good. Good try 80s Alan Ruck, Jennifer
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Grey, Ben Stein. Dirty Dancing.
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No, no, no, let's. Think about it.
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OK, this one is I. Am a little this one I've got.
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This one you are. Actually, you are.
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So I know what it is. Me too.
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Yes. You're already Christine.
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You're already wrong. You're already you.
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Can't. No, I know.
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And I'm 3123. Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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I didn't even think of that. When I see Jennifer Grey, I
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think Dirty Dancing. But Alan Rock, the only thing I
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have is Cameron and. Sure.
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Nice. You learn.
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Nice Eden, I forgot how smart. Yeah, she's smart.
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Love I talked to all the time. I know how smart you are, but.
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I love that question. These are so.
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Fun. I thought you were gonna give
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your listeners a little more. I thought we were too.
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I know I got a little crazy. Talk about those characters.
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OK, OK. I don't know.
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I get a little competitive, so here's.
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Here's something fun you can you can try this at home.
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If you, if you ever have watched I referenced this a few minutes
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ago. Who wants to be a millionaire?
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You know they like talk out loud those answers forever and you're
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like, come on already. Just lock it in as your final
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answer. Well, a friend of my daughter's
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was actually on the teen version of that show.
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And of course they make them do that.
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They want them to do that. So we started using that as a
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study guide. When I would be quizzing her
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from her school work. I would be like pretend run who
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wants to be a millionaire? And talk it through as I'll ask
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you the question and then you talk it through and then tell me
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what's your final answer and lock it in.
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And sometimes it sits in their brain a little better from that.
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Study guide for what? Like any class she was taking in
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high school. Like, let's say she wanted to
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know the Great Depression was in what year?
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OK, talk it out. What it?
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Well, it couldn't have been in this year.
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It must have been in that year. So I'm gonna go with this final
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answer. OK, that's cool.
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Makes it stick with them. I've got three teams and now
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we'll be doing study guides and things like that.
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That was a great suggestion. How about OK?
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That's just a podcast thing where you get you go off the
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rails on every topic and it doesn't matter how long it takes
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to get to it. This this will be OK anyway
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animals in what movie does the wife of the main character come
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home to find the families pet rabbit has been boiled and.
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OK, hold on. Oh, sorry, all right, I know.
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The most terrifying movie of all time for every man in America.
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Yep, that is true, men learned. They, they learned, don't mess
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with women. OK, everybody should have
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shouted it out by now. Yeah.
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All your listeners. 123. Fatal Attraction.
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Way to go. So we had a one bonus point.
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Name the actress that plays the wife.
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And and. Ann Arbor Ann Archer.
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Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor is the city where
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university. Ann Archer, where'd it go?
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She was awesome. Yeah, she was really good.
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Listeners, I have not given them the questions or the answers.
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This is excellent. You guys are killing it.
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Thank you. All right, let's do.
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Imagine how much better we would do with cocktails.
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Oh God, we'll do. This again with you.
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Interesting ROM com OK, name it. All right. 1988 Gina Gershon
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Brian Brown Kelly Lynch OK 1988 Gina Gershon Brian brown Kelly
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lynch the ROM com name the movie.
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You know this. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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I'm going to think. Eden just said the word.
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Just said the word. Go ahead.
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Cocktails. That is correct, Cocktail.
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We'll give it to you, Cocktail, Eden just said.
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Cocktail. I saw that question.
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I thought it was appropriate. He tried to throw me off by not
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mentioning Tom Cruise, but when he said Gina, Gershon and Brian.
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Brian Brown, because I never used to.
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I used to think he was Michael Caine.
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Yeah, he had that kind of saying, like a younger version
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of Michael Caine. But Yep.
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Well, I didn't. I didn't give you Matthew
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Broderick in Ferris Bueller's I. Did.
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Then it would really. That's a good way to do it.
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OK, You guys are doing great. Let's see, Kelly.
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Lynch Yeah. God, what happened here?
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Kelly Lynch. Yeah, she was in that.
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She was something before Cocktail.
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She was in that TV show. Who is she from?
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That was really popular? Elizabeth Shoe, wasn't she in
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cocktail? No.
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Yeah. She was in cocktail, okay?
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She was the girlfriend. Okay.
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That's Tom Cruise. Yes, that's right.
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I didn't give you Elizabeth Shoe or Tom Cruise.
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I gave you. Three, just trying to flex a.
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Little Twin Peaks. Wasn't she in Twin Peaks?
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Oh God. See, this would happen when
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you're old. It just comes at you out of
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network. This is a good exercise for
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everybody listening. You should be flexing these
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muscles regularly. Yeah.
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All right, let's try this. This is not movies, but can be
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whatever. Name the singer who had the huge
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crossover hit called Driving My Life Away.
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Sorry. Wait, it's.
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OK, this was my mother's favorite song.
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A gasp is good. OK, OK.
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Do it. She's got it, Eddie Rabbit.
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Right on. Eddie Rabbit is correct.
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I'm driving my life away. What was his other?
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I don't even have it written down here, I'll have to look.
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At this other big hit song. OK, I know this Eddie Rabbit
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was. I know because he had one other
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big hit song. I mean more on country radio
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because the one biggest song was shoot, shoot, shoot.
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Now I have to put my fingers in my ear and try.
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To OK Eddie Rabbit, You Don't Love Me Anymore was one.
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It was a slow song. Well, I can look at a list and.
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Tell Urban Cowboy it's something from Urban Cowboy, I think.
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Really. No, because he was, he was of
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that year like 198080. Bucks because we just did the
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driving my life away. So you can't, yeah.
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You can't. Get the other answer really
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difficult I. Can't at all.
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Like probably not. OK, I know I'll know it if I
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pull. Up.
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No, not looking for love, that's what you're saying.
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That's Johnny Lee. Yeah, that's from.
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Urban urban cowboy, Yeah. Good, good one, Eddie Rabbit.
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I know when you say it, I'm going to go, Oh my gosh, love.
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A rainy night. Oh, that's it, and you got it.
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Love a rainy night. Yes.
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I think that your listeners will think that you are getting the
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answers, but that someone is giving you the answers.
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But I I swear this is this is just their knowledge.
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It's a second. This is good.
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Let's see, takes. A little bit longer for some
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things. God rest his soul What?
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Are the two Who are the two singers?
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Who are the two singers that saying I've had the time of my
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life? Oh, if everyone I.
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Can shout it out in. Your car.
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I've had the time of my life. I'd love to be playing this, but
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I don't think you're kidding me, Right?
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There you go. I know them but.
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I'm gonna I know the girl let. Me say, who's the girl?
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Diane Warren. No, no.
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No, but you're, you're not terribly far off, Jennifer
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Warren. Oh, Jennifer Warren and and no.
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That's not right. It's not.
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Warren, let me see. I thought it was.
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Bill Medley. Bill Medley is correct.
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Bill Medley. Yeah, yeah.
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And I thought it was Jennifer Warren, but maybe not.
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Think it's close? OK.
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I have Jennifer Warrens. Warrens.
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Oh, OK, sorry. I make sure I said Diane Warren.
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So there she. Writes a lot of.
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She writes a lot. OK, A.
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Lot of songs so OK. Let.
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Me go. Lay him on a little older, I
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think. Let's see, those are all, those
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are all 80s. Can we do that?
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Let's see, how about, OK, let's let you do what you're talking
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about, you did with your daughter within two years.
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Either way, Queens A Night at the Opera album was released in
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what year? So think about when Queens and
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Night at the Opera, whatever you were in school, Queens and Night
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at the Opera. Thinking that's got to have
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Bohemian Rhapsody, right? Yes, Opera Bohemian Rhapsody.
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Yeah, right. OK, so when did that come out?
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I was in middle school. You were in middle school, OK.
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I was in elementary school, right?
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Because I remember. I think it would have been.
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I'm gonna. Are you going to?
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Guess I'm going to guess one, but that does this is not locked
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in. OK.
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I feel like that came out when I lived because you sometimes this
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isn't going to help anyone else, but sometimes you remember like
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where you lived when you heard it.
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And if it if I was still living in Miami, that would make it 70
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between 75 and 77. So what were you going to say?
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I was going to say 76. Should we go with that?
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Sure. 76 Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding.
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It was 1975, but we're giving you a couple years leeway, so
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that was great. 7576. Fantastic work.
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OK. Love it, love it.
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What singer created the Love Unlimited Orchestra that had a
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1973 hit with this song which is Love's Theme?
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Some consider this song to be the first hit in the disco era.
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What singer created the Love Unlimited Orchestra that had a
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1973 hit with the song Love's Theme?
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Some consider this song to be the first hit in the disco.
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OK. And it's.
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Brandon, would you be knowing any of these?
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Would you know this one? Some of them?
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OK so I have this. Can anyone hum?
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It didn't really. I mean, no, probably not.
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No, I can't, because I can't hum that low.
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When you say it, I'll know it, but.
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Is it Barry White? No.
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Is it Barry White? It's Barry White.
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Yep, wait. Barry White was the I didn't
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know Barry White. Yep.
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But he didn't sing in it, does he?
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Nope. Nope.
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Oh, OK, cuz that's probably why. I don't know it was because
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you're used to that. Deep voice.
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That's a good reason to not know.
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Wow. Invited me for this.
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Yeah, they're killing it. These are not the easiest ones,
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by the way. That.
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Wow, Barry White was hard because I didn't know that he
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did that. I I always thought he was just a
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singer. Right, exactly.
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He's got that deep voice too. So that's funny, though.
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The disco era was so like, if you think about it, those songs
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that we have, like that was before they started using drum
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machines. Everything was like really
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orchestral. Right.
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Y'all were really young when this happened.
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Gone too soon. Dwayne Allman and Jim Morrison
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died in the same year. What year was it make you get it
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right on Dwayne Allman? Jim Morrison.
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Dwayne Allman. OK, Wow.
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Just died in 2017 so. Right.
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That's right. OK, so boy is that going to be a
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tough one. Jim Morrison.
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That had to be. That had to be early 70s.
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Yeah, he made it like tonight. I'm going to say 1970.
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OK, I would get behind that just because I didn't know he even
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went into the 70s. Come on, come on, come on now
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touch me, baby. That was 70s.
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It was OK, so do you want to? No, that was 60.
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No, yeah, that was 70s. OK, so I'm going to say 7.
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I mean anyone it where in the early 70s, seventies 71 like
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that 72 so. Do you want to go 7170?
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What do you want to put down on our sheet of paper that we're
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going to bring on up to the host?
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No leeway on. This one has to.
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Be I don't know exactly, I just know it was early 70s.
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OK, so you want to go 71? Let's say 71.
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I we're going with 71. And the correct answer is 1971.
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Stop it man, y'all are killed so.
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I don't remember when he died. It was very traumatic for a lot
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of people because it was that old rumor that he died in the
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bathtub, you know what I mean? He did.
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It was in Paris. Yeah.
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And so everybody was like, he died in the bathtub.
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You know, it was a big deal that.
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Would be a big deal. And motorcycle accident for
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Dwayne. Oh yeah, I didn't know him.
22:43
Yeah. Dwayne.
22:44
Yeah, I would never remembered what year for that for sure you
22:46
are. Doing great.
22:49
I swear. I think this will sound like we
22:52
gave you the questions. Yeah, you did.
22:54
But this is fun, I think. So fun.
22:56
You guys are doing so well. So comedies.
23:00
This is why you bring your mom to trivia.
23:02
Right, guys. Comedies quotes.
23:04
OK I can't believe this. They blanking Forgot my birthday
23:08
was a quote from a 1980s comedy. Need the name of the movie?
23:12
Name of the actress and the name of the character.
23:15
I know this one. I can't believe this.
23:17
They blanking. Forgot my birthday.
23:19
OK. It was a quote from a famous 80s
23:20
comedy and the movie actress and her character.
23:24
OK, we're giving everybody a chance to get caught up here.
23:27
Who was it that said it? You need the character name too.
23:30
There, you said, Yeah, an extra point.
23:32
So it was Oh no, maybe that was her name in another movie.
23:36
OK. So obviously. 16 candles, Molly
23:40
Ringwald and. Her name wasn't Claire in that,
23:43
was it? No, that's no, that was another
23:45
movie. Wait, what's her name?
23:46
And so wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait.
23:49
What's? Her name and.
23:50
Wait in 16. Oh yeah, Claire, you're thinking
23:53
The Breakfast Club. OK, Yeah, I.
23:56
Don't know her name. I there's no, I won't come up
23:59
with that. Wait a minute at all.
24:03
No. God, yeah, You don't have it.
24:08
I don't have it either. No chance I don't.
24:12
Know name is Samantha Sam. Sam, Sam, Sam, can I give him
24:16
Sam? Okay.
24:18
Make that comment in Breakfast Club about the name Claire,
24:22
Yeah. Like a fact.
24:23
Yes. Name.
24:24
Yeah. Feel awful, you feel awful for.
24:27
I loved The Breakfast Club, best movie.
24:30
Girls that are named that at that time, yeah.
24:32
Just like I feel bad for Karens now, Karens I know that aren't
24:35
Karens. You get that?
24:37
Yeah. My wifes Becky and so, but she
24:40
was young when Sir Mix a lot came out with I like big butts.
24:46
Yeah, look at her butt. Look at her.
24:48
So that's what everyone says anyway, that's a Becky, but
24:50
everyone has a name except for Eden.
24:52
Who? No one else's names, but all
24:55
right, let's do that. Was a good one.
24:58
How about oh OK droids OK dot Matrix was a persnickety 80s
25:06
movie character. Who was the actress that played
25:08
her and in what movie? dot Matrix was a persnickety 80s
25:12
movies character. Who was the actress that played
25:15
her and in what movie? Wow.
25:18
Wait, wait. Brandon might know.
25:19
Wait, say that again. Sure, the character's name is
25:22
dot matrix. Oh, that's the character's name,
25:25
OK. So I'm wondering if it's
25:28
animated. Oh.
25:31
I don't know, are we? Give you a hint.
25:32
You can. Yeah, sure, She's essentially
25:36
playing C3PO. What in a?
25:39
Mockumentary in a in a mock comedy.
25:42
A mock? OK, so I'm thinking I'm thinking
25:45
of Spaceballs or something like that.
25:47
Nailed it. Nailed it.
25:48
Nailed the movie. Nailed the movie.
25:50
Who is the actress? Oh, who is the voice?
25:52
I. Who?
25:53
I knew space. I mean, I love Spaceballs but I
25:56
don't even remember. Who is the actress in that?
25:58
My gosh, I don't have a clue. Was it somebody?
26:01
Let's see if it's that's like a Mel Brooks thing.
26:03
So he might have had, you know, he always said that cast a
26:06
character like Marilyn Khan and all those kind of, I have no
26:09
idea. That's great.
26:11
Yeah, it's on the same one. I know.
26:13
Madeline Terry Garr. She's a.
26:15
She's a. Stand up comedian.
26:17
Oh, she was. She had her own Joan Rivers.
26:20
Joan Rivers is. Crazy.
26:22
Oh, that's right, that's right. Now I forgot about that.
26:26
Did she have a show with her daughter or was she just on the
26:28
dummies or? Whatever.
26:29
No, she did that whole the. E Red carpet.
26:32
E Red carpet thing. Yeah, yeah.
26:34
With her daughter, Yeah, yeah. They did that for a while, but
26:37
then it even went beyond that. I think even past like award
26:40
shows, they were just, they would constantly do the fashion.
26:42
Police. Yeah, Fashion Police.
26:44
Yeah, so Fashion Police is the next question we got right.
26:49
Man, this will be too easy for you.
26:51
That's OK. Softballs.
26:53
Name the actress. She starred in all of the
26:56
following films, Absence of Malice, Places in the Heart, and
27:01
Murphy's Romance. Can I say it?
27:04
Give it a second. For everybody else, I.
27:06
Love it so I don't know what. The Heart and Murphy's.
27:09
I love her so much. Who?
27:11
Is it I did? Sally Fields.
27:14
Is that right? Correct.
27:15
Yes, Sally Fields. Yes.
27:16
Very. Much I have a lot of so I took
27:19
some questions that I wrote specifically for some theme
27:22
nights that we had and you'll notice a lot of them.
27:25
I like asking questions that I think more women will know than
27:28
men. Yeah, I.
27:29
I like having I like having women or.
27:31
I yeah, I love Sally Fields. She was great.
27:34
A lot of these are just naturally go to more toward
27:37
possibly. Small.
27:38
That women are enjoying more plus.
27:41
It's more fun at the table if the women are happy and if the
27:44
women are the ones who are like, nailed it, nailed it, nailed it,
27:47
and the guys are not knowing. That's a good feeling when you
27:50
come away from a night like that.
27:51
Well, also in real life, you're having some cocktails while
27:55
you're doing this, of course, you know.
27:58
It's just you could have ended that sentence earlier.
27:59
It's just more fun when women are there.
28:02
It's just more fun. I mean, I've.
28:03
Just noticed. That when we have games and it
28:06
there's 50% women or more, it's like wow, this is so much more
28:09
fun. Absolutely so much more fun.
28:11
So and again, thanks for having me today always.
28:15
So let's see just had something good.
28:19
I thought cast party oh, you all might know this Cast party 3
28:27
actors are actresses all in the same movie.
28:29
This might throw you off a little bit.
28:31
Vincent D'onofrio, Matt Damon, Julia Roberts, Annabelle Gish.
28:37
Well, repeat the question now. Sure, cast party.
28:40
So I'm going to give you set of actors or actresses and you said
28:44
they're all in one particular movie together.
28:46
Together. Yes.
28:47
OK, say it again. Vincent D'onofrio, Matt Damon,
28:49
Julia Roberts, Annabelle Gish. Annabeth Annabeth Gish.
28:54
Excuse me? OK, Mystic Pizza is what I'm
28:59
going to go with and I know I didn't give any time so let me.
29:01
No, I, I, I don't know this one. I mean, not that.
29:06
Only because that's like one of my favorite movies is that, is
29:09
that correct? That is correct.
29:10
I believe that and that Matt Damon should throw you off.
29:14
He's in there, I think. I was gonna say.
29:16
I think it's his first. Movie.
29:17
I was gonna say that threw me off because I don't remember
29:20
Matt Damon being in that. I if I would have thought harder
29:25
about the Matt Damon thing it would have made me not answer.
29:28
Right. But I didn't think about it.
29:30
I immediately went to the name Anna Beth Gish and I'm like, I
29:33
only know one movie. Would that person in it, Julie
29:37
Roberts in it too, so. Eden, do you want to try one of
29:40
these chronological order question of the finals type?
29:46
Those are tough. Those are tough Yes, let's.
29:50
Give it a try. It might be OK.
29:51
These are all you know. These are all again between 70s
29:55
and 80s. We've asked these at 70s nights
29:58
or 80s nights. So I'm going to give you a list
30:01
of four people and I want you to put them in order.
30:05
Earliest to be born to most recent Earliest to be.
30:10
So oldest to. Youngest.
30:12
The youngest. That's correct.
30:13
They might not still be living. Here we go.
30:16
They are. OK, so born, that's why the born
30:19
versus age OK, got. It got it.
30:21
Prince, Rob Lowe. OK.
30:26
Cyndi Lauper. Ted Danson.
30:30
Wow, wow, that makes it so much tougher when they're not all
30:35
living because you'd have to know what would Prince be?
30:38
Now Rob Lowe. Gosh, Cyndi Lauper.
30:42
Anything I say would be a total. Gas how?
30:44
Old do you? I'm going to say Rob Lowe's the
30:46
youngest. You think so?
30:47
How old do you think he is? I think he's.
30:53
And he's got to be. 60. 22, 6263 he wrote about Prince.
30:59
He would be wow So what is what was it like in 2000?
31:03
I can't remember what year, but I.
31:04
Think he would. I think he's maybe he's younger
31:10
than Rob Lowe. I don't know.
31:13
I don't. This is so hard.
31:14
Cyndi Lauper. She's got to be 70, right?
31:19
No, I I think she's old. Yeah, I think she's, I think.
31:22
She's the first born of all of them, no?
31:25
You don't think Ted Danson? Oh, you're right.
31:28
Yeah. So let's go, Ted Danson.
31:30
You're right. Cyndi Lauper.
31:31
Cyndi Lauper Prince. Prince.
31:33
Rob Lowe. Or Rob Lowe Prince.
31:36
Pick one. What do you think?
31:39
Let's say Rob Lowe Prince. OK, So what do we have?
31:41
First Ted Danson. Ted Danson.
31:43
Then we have Cyndi Lauper. Yes, then we have.
31:46
Uh oh, he has a look of I'm wrong.
31:48
OK, I know you can't ever read his, but I just want you to.
31:52
I want, I want you to think a little bit more.
31:55
OK. So I think the thinking point
31:57
would be Prince. I think we're thinking of him
31:59
being in his 50s, but I think that we have to think back to
32:02
how long it's been. When When were his first?
32:07
Hits. Yeah, like in the 80s.
32:08
In the No late 70s. Late 70s and he.
32:11
Was what, 1718 years old then? So what would that be like?
32:16
So he what was? This hit in the 70s. 1999 was.
32:20
Oh, 1999. Controversy.
32:23
Oh. Yeah.
32:24
And so he was probably, what, 20 years old?
32:27
I mean, he was young. Yeah, yeah. 1999 might have been
32:31
the 80s. Let me look it up.
32:33
I don't have a sidekick. I don't know.
32:38
But Rob Lowe in his height, like Saint Elmo's fire and all that,
32:43
that was the 80s, That was the 80s.
32:45
And he was, he was like 1819 also, he was young.
32:52
Shoot, I hope everyone listening is shouting out answers at us
32:55
right now. I'm going to let's.
32:56
Lock in for the. Sake.
32:57
I'm going to say I still think Rob Lowe is the youngest.
33:02
OK, so. Rob Lowe, OK.
33:05
So who do you think is the oldest?
33:06
I think Ted. Danson.
33:08
OK, I think Cindy Lauper is older than Ted Danson.
33:10
You do? Yes.
33:11
I think she's like 70 something. But then again, he would be two,
33:13
wouldn't he? Yes.
33:14
OK. All right, let's go with.
33:18
Let's pick something. OK.
33:19
So you want to go, Ted? Danson, then Sydney.
33:21
Lawson, then. Then I say it's.
33:25
Those two are throwing me off. OK, so let's Rock and Rob Lowe
33:28
then Prince. OK, let's.
33:30
Do it. OK, let's do it.
33:32
What are their ages? And I hope Rob Lowe isn't
33:35
listening right now. One of them was born in 1947,
33:40
the oldest. You know him as Sam Malone from.
33:44
Yeah, OK, that's great. His.
33:46
Oldest is 47. Ted Danson, born in 1953.
33:50
OK. She had a.
33:51
Cindy Lawford. Girls just want to have.
33:54
Fun. Yeah, OK. 1958 He's a Minnesota
33:59
man. And.
34:00
Then 1964 is Rob. Lowe there.
34:03
You. Go.
34:04
So that was a pretty big. So Rob Lowe is 2 years younger
34:08
than we said. He's 60.
34:10
He's younger, Yeah. He's.
34:12
A baby. Yeah, that's what I was going to
34:13
say. All right, well, why don't we,
34:15
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35:23
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35:25
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35:28
Oh, I disagree. You do?
35:30
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
35:31
I get crazy during trivia. I I wouldn't want a first date
35:34
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35:36
When I thought I knew something, I almost had a heart attack.
35:38
OK, but. Do do you think that's a good
35:41
thing to get to know that about a person on right off?
35:43
We, we have a lot of that. We have a lot of people who are
35:47
who I'll meet that are on 1st dates.
35:49
But my, my, my next door neighbors just went out on their
35:53
10th anniversary and they went to one of our shows the other
35:55
day. I was there.
35:56
Yeah, that I can see because my husband already knows I'm crazy.
35:59
But you know, I'm just saying if it's a first date, you, you
36:02
know, you kind of want to, you might be impressed.
36:05
And when I go, Oh my God, I've got it.
36:07
Step, sit back, don't move. He'd be like, Oh my God, she's
36:10
insane. She's she wants control.
36:12
She right? Yes, exactly, but.
36:15
I like. That's exactly it.
36:17
You're trying to figure out whether or not this person knows
36:19
anything at all. That's what I want to know.
36:21
I want to know how they thrive under pressure.
36:24
I want to know if they're big gamblers.
36:25
There's a lot you can learn about it.
36:27
That's true. So I don't know, maybe third
36:30
date? 3rd date I can, yeah.
36:33
All right, whatever the case may be, remember with all things,
36:36
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