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Ep. 594: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CXXVIII · The MeatEater Podcast

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Speaker 1: Per It's Meat Eater Podcast.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
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Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Newhart and today
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Speaker 2: we're joined by Yannie Brody, Randall, Seth, Marge Colin and Chili.
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Speaker 2: This is a ten round quiz show with questions from
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Speaker 2: meat Eater's four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking,
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Speaker 2: and there is a prize. Mediator will donate five hundred
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Speaker 2: dollars to the conservation organization of the winners. Choosing and
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Speaker 2: for the stat of the week. This week we're looking
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Speaker 2: at data from the first two weeks of meat Eater
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Speaker 2: crossword puzzles. As reminder, our website now has weekly crossword
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Speaker 2: puzzles that are outdoor themed and free to play. It
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Speaker 2: takes the average player nine minutes and five seconds to
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Speaker 2: finish all twenty clues. Their average score is one hundred
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Speaker 2: and two points. Now I always test these on our
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Speaker 2: very own Randall Williams before they get sent out to
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Speaker 2: the Meat Eater audience, and believe it or not, he's
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Speaker 2: very good at them. Randall's average time is two minutes
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Speaker 2: and twenty nine seconds and his average score is three
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Speaker 2: hundred eighty points. Only two players among the tens of
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Speaker 2: thousands who have played so far have gotten a better
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Speaker 2: score than Him's what's the perfect score?
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Speaker 3: Well, it even to get a score.
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Speaker 2: It's it's based on how many hints you use and
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Speaker 2: how much time you take. It's just basically accuracy in time.
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Speaker 2: That it's fast.
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Speaker 4: Doesn't mean anything if I don't know what, like, like,
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Speaker 4: how good is well.
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Speaker 5: If you do it as fast as he possibly can,
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Speaker 5: he don't use any hands and you get everything right
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Speaker 5: and you get us three eighty.
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Speaker 2: We we know his randall got three hundred eighty points
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Speaker 2: three straight times, three straight weeks, and we're like, this
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Speaker 2: must be the max. So h one of our folks
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Speaker 2: when in logan Dove who had the answers in front
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Speaker 2: of them, he typed them in as fast as he
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Speaker 2: possibly could, and his score was four to ten.
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Speaker 6: So how long did what was his time?
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Speaker 2: I don't remember what it was.
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Speaker 6: Oh, that's incredible. I mean, that's useful information.
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Speaker 2: To answer your question, Brody. The perfect score varies based
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Speaker 2: on how tough the clues are on a given week
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Speaker 2: and how many questions there are. There's almost always twenty clues,
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Speaker 2: but we've we've noticed.
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Speaker 4: That four aout three times in a row, you've gotten
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Speaker 4: three hundreds.
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Speaker 6: I just max score.
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Speaker 7: Close, so there's twenty twenty answers. That's right, and he's
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Speaker 7: doing all that in two minutes.
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Speaker 2: Two minutes and twenty nine second.
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Speaker 6: Can we do this line averages going down? I think
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Speaker 6: this was I think we should.
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Speaker 3: Watch it just to read everything.
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Speaker 2: We'll film him sometime just to make sure everything's kosher
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Speaker 2: over this.
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Speaker 5: I'm just shocked in appalled that the crossword game requires explanation.
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Speaker 6: I assume that everybody in the office was playing it.
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Speaker 2: That's a negative now to be fair town to sit
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Speaker 2: around playing.
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Speaker 7: I mean, I guess only to get two minutes seconds.
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Speaker 2: Even if Randall was cheating, the fact that he could
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Speaker 2: google those questions that quickly is still impressive. If you listen,
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Speaker 2: If you want to try cheating at the crossword puzzles,
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Speaker 2: no one is stopping you.
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Speaker 6: That's bigger waste of time crossword.
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Speaker 3: Why would cheat? I just looked at it and said, oh,
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Speaker 3: I don't have the hour. It'll take me.
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Speaker 2: Like I said, the average player takes nine minutes.
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Speaker 3: Now I'll try the next one.
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Speaker 2: Okay, unless you're a doctor over there, then two minutes
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Speaker 2: and twenty nine.
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Speaker 5: This is a huge confidence boost going into today's Trivia episode.
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Speaker 5: I hope that it's not setting me up for failure.
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Speaker 5: Is there going to be with this crossword thing?
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Speaker 8: Is there going to be like a prize for the
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Speaker 8: person that has like the best overall average?
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Speaker 2: No, because then it would just be Randall well exclude. Yes,
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Speaker 2: someday we'll game willfy this even more. Yeah, well, maybe
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Speaker 2: we'll start sending out some sign board games like we
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Speaker 2: do think expensive dual Wordley. If people keep playing the crossword,
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Speaker 2: there are more games to come now. The newest Medeater
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Speaker 2: crossword puzzle is is live right now at the medeater
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Speaker 2: dot com backslash games. There are now four of them
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Speaker 2: on our website that you can play. Please go there
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Speaker 2: and try to beat Randall's suspiciously good scores. Here's our
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Speaker 2: Infrequently Asked Questions segment. If you have a trivia related
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Speaker 2: question for our crew, send it to Trivia at the
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Speaker 2: medeater dot com with the subject line I FAQ Jamie
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Speaker 2: Calvert wants to know. On a recent episode, Krin mentioned
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Speaker 2: that there should be an outtakes compilation for the upcoming videos.
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Speaker 2: You'll be releasing. I was wondering if you have considered
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Speaker 2: putting together an outtakes video from Trivia and the collective
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Speaker 2: content you create. I think it would be incredible to
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Speaker 2: see the goofy moments that never make the show. Here's
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Speaker 2: the thing, Jamie, we don't have outtakes because Phil doesn't
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Speaker 2: allow us to edit anything out of Trivia. Trivia is
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Speaker 2: just what you hear, is what happens in this room.
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Speaker 2: If it's a forty five minute episode, that means you
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Speaker 2: got all four five minutes of us sitting in the
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Speaker 2: studio Meat.
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Speaker 9: Eater raw and I'm cut.
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Speaker 2: Phil says the cameras make it too hard to edit things.
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Speaker 2: But how how often does Steve have you editing things
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Speaker 2: in a regular Monday episode.
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Speaker 9: I mean, even before video, we didn't do a lot
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Speaker 9: of editing, even with the Meat Eater podcasts. If there
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Speaker 9: was like a and I did do some editing in
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Speaker 9: Trivia before the cameras, I would cut out really long,
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Speaker 9: awkward pauses. But now now if we do that in video,
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Speaker 9: then we just have to like crossfade all those and
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Speaker 9: it would look kind of goofy and and silly. So
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Speaker 9: when you watch on YouTube and when you listen to
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Speaker 9: the podcast. You're getting the whole. There's no cuts, no.
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Speaker 2: Outtakes, and we should try and work.
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Speaker 4: And this is a long, awkward pause.
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Speaker 6: This is as funny as we get.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all the all the goofy moments stay in, you know,
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Speaker 2: instead of housekeeping. This week, we have an announcement about
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Speaker 2: an upcoming meat Eater project. Starting on September seventh, we'll
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Speaker 2: be going on the meat Eater Tailgate Tour. We'll be
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Speaker 2: making four stops at some of the big college football
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Speaker 2: games this season and hanging out the hanging outside the
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Speaker 2: stadium before the event. We've got stops in Michigan, Texas, Tennessee,
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Speaker 2: and Pennsylvania with crew members such as me Yannie, Clay Randall,
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Speaker 2: Seth Brody, and more. You can go to the medeater
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Speaker 2: dot com backslash tailgate for more information on how you
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Speaker 2: can find us at each game. And this is your
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Speaker 2: chance to be on the show. At the first stop
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Speaker 2: in ann Arbor, Michigan, I'll be hosting an episode of
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Speaker 2: Medeater Trivia where fans will go head to head with
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Speaker 2: doctor Randall in the only game show where conservation always wins.
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Speaker 2: But don't worry, I'll be giving those fans a huge
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Speaker 2: advantage because I don't want Randall to win. So if
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Speaker 2: you'll be at the September seventh game between the Michigan
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Speaker 2: Wolverines and Texas Longhorns, then shoot me an email at
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Speaker 2: trivia at the Medeater dot com and tell me why
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Speaker 2: you want to be on the show.
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Speaker 7: It'll just be like you'll find one person and it'll
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Speaker 7: be one question and then you'll find another one.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna do a regular old episode, ten questions and
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Speaker 2: meat Eater trivia. We'll pull in fans from the Texas Longhorns.
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Speaker 2: We'll pull in how many, I don't know. Well, Phil
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Speaker 2: has a limited number of inputs that he can bring
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Speaker 2: on the road with us, so I think it's like
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Speaker 2: four or five fans something like that. But email me
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Speaker 2: trivia at the mediater dot com and tell me if
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Speaker 2: you're going to be there and why you want to play,
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Speaker 2: and then you'll get to come compete against Randall and
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Speaker 2: probably win.
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Speaker 6: Obviously, I didn't get the full story before I agreed
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Speaker 6: to this.
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Speaker 2: Randall just learned I was you're nervous now that he's
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Speaker 2: fighting with this hand behind his back for the ann
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Speaker 2: Arbor episode.
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Speaker 7: And Bridy and I will be at the uh Penn.
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Speaker 3: Game right during the run game in the country.
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Speaker 7: It's the big sore subject. I was gonna say nothing
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Speaker 7: about it.
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Speaker 2: Yan He was asking if he even has to go
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Speaker 2: to the game or if he can get out of
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Speaker 2: there and go hunting.
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Speaker 7: Hey, if we're going to dive right in, and this
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Speaker 7: is how I feel about that.
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Speaker 2: You might have to edit that.
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Speaker 3: I think we're gonna get some squirrel hunting in the
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Speaker 3: morning of.
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Speaker 8: So, yeah, that'll make some good squirrel hunting.
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Speaker 2: Very stick around there for a little while, and you.
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Speaker 4: See he's gonna be checking his trail cameras every five minutes.
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Speaker 8: So I got right after that that game. I'm coming
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Speaker 8: home to do a week long deer camp Montana, but
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Speaker 8: I think I'm gonna go early there.
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Speaker 2: You get in un Yeah, so.
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Speaker 5: You guys are going squirrel hunting and I'm playing a
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Speaker 5: stacked game of trivia lovely uh huh.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Go find Yanni and Seth and Brody at that Penn
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Speaker 2: State game and Yanni will show you all the trail
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Speaker 2: camp pictures that he's getting right during the rut. He'd
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Speaker 2: be thrilled to show you.
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Speaker 7: If there's a cold front going on right, then that's
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Speaker 7: gonna really burn.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, like music festivals, if if an act
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Speaker 2: drops out one of the fifty, they'll just like cross
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Speaker 2: their name out. That may happen with the Tailgate tour.
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Speaker 2: If a cold front comes through on November.
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Speaker 8: Sex, I guarantee you I'll be getting trailcam pictures from
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Speaker 8: a trail camera that's will be about forty five minutes away.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's a lot of information, so keep that in mind.
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Speaker 3: MM do you think we can act upon that?
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Speaker 8: I think we can make it happen the medieater.
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Speaker 2: Dot com backslash Tailgate. Now, the Shelby Index for today
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Speaker 2: is a four, so our winner should get eight correct answers.
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Speaker 2: And with that we're onto the game of trivia. Play
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Speaker 2: the drop, Phil, Look, I need to know what I
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Speaker 2: stand to win everything? How's that just tend to win everything?
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Speaker 2: Gamon Suckers. Question one. The topic is conservation, and as always,
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Speaker 2: this will be multiple choice and this first great question
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Speaker 2: is via Jake Burton. According to the National Park Service,
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Speaker 2: what percentage of wildfires in America are caused by humans?
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Speaker 2: Is it twenty five percent, forty five percent, sixty five percent,
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Speaker 2: or eighty five percent. What percentage of wildfires in America
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Speaker 2: are caused by humans? Twenty five percent, forty five percent,
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Speaker 2: sixty five percent, or eighty five percent. Our forestry expert
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Speaker 2: over here, Seth, how do you feel about your answer?
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Speaker 8: Hmmm? I might change it, oh honestly. Okay, now I'm
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Speaker 8: gonna stick with it.
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Speaker 2: Well, there are a lot of folks very quick to
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Speaker 2: answer in the room. Is everybody ready?
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Speaker 6: I can't run the numbers in my head again, so.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth saying
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Speaker 2: sixty five, Chili eighty five, Random sixty five, Colin eighty five,
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Speaker 2: Marge sixty five, and her answer is on fire, Yanni
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Speaker 2: twenty five, Brody sixty five. The correct answer is eighty
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Speaker 2: five percent. I think we had chili and Colin get
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Speaker 2: that one.
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Speaker 6: Almost changed it off to a great start.
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Speaker 2: The top human related cause of wildfires are unattended campfires.
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Speaker 2: Other human related causes include burning trash equipment, malfunction, discarded cigarettes, fireworks,
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Speaker 2: and arson. For non human related causes, the top wildfire
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Speaker 2: starters are lightning, strikes, volcanoes, and spontaneous combustion. Two of
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Speaker 2: those three, there's only fifteen percent that can't be humans,
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Speaker 2: so there's not a lot of options out there. Question
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Speaker 2: to the topic is hunting. This brand, which is famous
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Speaker 2: for their shot collar technology, claims to have the best
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Speaker 2: selling expandable broadhead of all time. The topic is hunting
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Speaker 2: This brand, which is famous for their shock collar technology,
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Speaker 2: claims to have the best selling expandable broadhead of all time.
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Speaker 2: Seth only to come up with an answer.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think, well, if it's what I'm thinking of,
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Speaker 8: I used to.
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Speaker 2: Oh, okay, there's a hint if you know Seth's gear history,
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Speaker 2: which no one in here knows. Seth barely knows that.
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Speaker 2: He seems he hadn't had to think about it for
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Speaker 2: a second. This brand, which is famous for their shock
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Speaker 2: collar technology, claims to have the best selling expandable broadhead
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Speaker 2: of all time. You ever messed around with them?
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Speaker 10: Young?
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Speaker 2: No expandable broadheads or this company?
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Speaker 7: Both of those answers expandable broadheads. Though uh gosh, darn it,
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Speaker 7: I wrote down one, but I know it's not right.
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Speaker 7: It's the other one, Okay, I cannot think of.
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Speaker 2: Do you have the other one that he's looking for?
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Speaker 3: You think, uh, the other one?
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Speaker 2: Well, there's a hint if Yanni has time to come
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Speaker 2: up with the other one.
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Speaker 6: Well, he could be right.
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Speaker 2: Oh maybe maybe maybe. This brand, which is famous for
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Speaker 2: their shot collar technology, claims to have the best selling
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Speaker 2: expandable broadhead of all time.
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Speaker 8: Randall doesn't archery hunt.
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Speaker 3: No, No, I don't again.
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Speaker 8: That's fantastic.
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Speaker 2: That is their claim. They put that everywhere in big
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Speaker 2: old letters. We have the best selling expandable broadhead of
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Speaker 2: all time.
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Speaker 5: No for this one, I need to rely on arguments
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Speaker 5: I've seen on the internet between fixed and.
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Speaker 3: Mechanical, and you haven't.
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Speaker 6: I do, okay, no confidence in it?
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Speaker 3: Yea. The element boys like to get in on some
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Speaker 3: of that.
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Speaker 2: Is everybody ready, I'm torn between two. But Colin, do
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Speaker 2: you have an answer?
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Speaker 8: Answer?
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Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and revel your answers. We have said rage, Chili,
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Speaker 2: said Schwacker, Randall Rage, Colin rage, Marge without an answer,
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Speaker 2: Jannis Schwacker Brodie rage. The correct answer is not Schwacker,
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Speaker 2: it's rageh got it. Rage broadheads hit the market in
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Speaker 2: two thousand and six. They set themselves apart by introducing
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Speaker 2: expandable broadheads that were rear deploying instead of over the
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Speaker 2: top deploying. Their first broadheads had dental bands holding the
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Speaker 2: blades in place, but eventually went to using the patented
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Speaker 2: shot collars.
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Speaker 8: I've killed some stuff with o spencer. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: A lot of folks like to blame rage. They're like
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Speaker 2: the Boogeyman for a lot of bowhunters who think that
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Speaker 2: they didn't recover a critter because the broadhead failed them.
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Speaker 8: No, I've recovered animals, bad shots on animals because of rage.
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Speaker 2: You think it was range's fault.
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Speaker 6: Big holes?
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Speaker 9: No, no, No.
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Speaker 8: I shot a deer in the guts one time and
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Speaker 8: that thing didn't go far at all because the hole. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sure there have absolutely been failures for folks.
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Speaker 2: People are too eager to just like blame the broadhead
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Speaker 2: when they don't recover a deer. Question three. The topic
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Speaker 2: is woodsmanship. The twenty seventeen Hurricane Harvey caused most of
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Speaker 2: its one hundred and twenty five billion dollars in damage
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Speaker 2: in this state. Harvey Randall coming up with an answer.
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Speaker 2: Now he's the only one. The twenty seven eighteen was
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Speaker 2: the quickest. The twenty seventeen Hurricane Harvey caused most of
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Speaker 2: its one hundred and twenty five billion dollars in damage
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Speaker 2: in this state. Joanni, what broadheads are you shooting these days?
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Speaker 3: Iron Wills?
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Speaker 2: Oh, one of them guys. Have you ever considered an
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Speaker 2: expandable broadhead?
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Speaker 3: Considered it?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Considerate, But that's as far as he's gone.
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Speaker 7: Yeah. I had a story about a rage. It was
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Speaker 7: right back when they came out and before they had
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Speaker 7: the shot collar, and the guy I was guiding, had
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Speaker 7: they had figured it out that there.
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Speaker 3: Was an issue with it.
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Speaker 2: What year you think this was?
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Speaker 6: Like?
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Speaker 2: Probably ten, two thousand and six is when they hit
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Speaker 2: the markets. Ten, that'd be in the early years of rage.
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Speaker 7: Go ahead, And so they would take that rubber band
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Speaker 7: off and instead just put like a little piece of
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Speaker 7: like the you know the why that you would tie
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Speaker 7: like a copper jump body with h They just put
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Speaker 7: a piece of that wire around it and that would
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Speaker 7: make it hold on longer until it got into the
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Speaker 7: animal called in a giant like a three sixty something,
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Speaker 7: and he smoked it at like ten or fifteen yards,
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Speaker 7: and I watched it fall over dead.
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Speaker 3: That's how far it went.
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Speaker 2: Very cool.
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Speaker 8: It was a rage commercial.
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Speaker 2: Again. The twenty seventeen Hurricane Harvey caused most of its
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Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty five billion dollars in damage in
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Speaker 2: this state. Brody, I think we're waiting on you waiting
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Speaker 2: last question. He was the one to say turn him over.
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Speaker 7: I'm sure everybody has an answer by now this question.
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Speaker 7: Ye keep WA's got just take a hurricane state North
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Speaker 7: Dakota to figure.
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Speaker 5: Hurricanes state with one hundred and twenty five billion dollars
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Speaker 5: for the stuff to destroy.
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Speaker 3: That's a hint right there.
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Speaker 6: Everybody ready using all the available clues, go ahead.
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Speaker 2: And reveal your answers. We have seth and Chili saying Texas.
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Speaker 2: Randall crossed out Texas and said Florida. Colin New York,
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Speaker 2: Marge Florida, and she drew a giant tsunami wave destroying
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Speaker 2: a city. That's brilliant. March Jannis says Florida. Brody crossed
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Speaker 2: out Florida and wrote Texas. We haven't. It's Texas. About
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Speaker 2: half of you got that one right. Hurricane Harvey is
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Speaker 2: second only to two thousand and five's Hurricane Katrina for
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Speaker 2: the costliest hurricane of all time. Harvey was a Category
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Speaker 2: four storm that caused most of its damage through rainfall
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Speaker 2: triggered flooding in the Houston area. It dropped forty inches
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Speaker 2: of rain in just a few days, making it the
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Speaker 2: wettest tropical cyclone on record in American history.
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Speaker 8: Jesus, So that's a lot of rain.
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Speaker 2: Question for the topic is fishing, and this next great
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Speaker 2: question is via Bill Dunlap. What's the part of a
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Speaker 2: phish finder that transmits sonar signals into the water column
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Speaker 2: and then receives the echoes from those transmissions? Colin has
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Speaker 2: a loud marker over there?
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Speaker 9: Is that mine?
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Speaker 10: No?
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Speaker 2: With Brody? Yeah, that's Brody?
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Speaker 1: Wow?
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Speaker 2: Sorry Colin. What's the part of a phish finder that
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Speaker 2: transmits sonar signals into the water column and then receives
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Speaker 2: the echoes from those transmissions?
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Speaker 9: Who is the fella that sent this in?
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Speaker 6: Uh?
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Speaker 2: When I tell you the answer, how's that? What's that
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Speaker 2: going to inform you?
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Speaker 9: I just want to know what the guy's name was.
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Speaker 2: I like the question, Bill Dunlap, Great question, Bill. I
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Speaker 2: thought maybe there was a hint in there, like you
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Speaker 2: know the guy at low Rance who you know makes
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Speaker 2: their stepth finders. It's a great question. There's a great question, Bill,
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Speaker 2: That's why it's question four. What's the part of a
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Speaker 2: fish finder that transmits sonar signals into the water column
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Speaker 2: and then receives the echoes from those transmissions. Is everybody
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Speaker 2: ready go ahead and reveal your answers. We have seth
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Speaker 2: saying transducer Chilli, what's that say? Transceiver Randall, transsounder, Colin, transducer,
20:30
Speaker 2: Marge microphone, notice, transducer, Brody transducer.
20:37
Speaker 3: He got it.
20:37
Speaker 2: The correct answer is transducer Randall over there, I think
20:42
Speaker 2: one for three after riding.
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Speaker 8: That high.
20:49
Speaker 3: Still say that ako off.
20:53
Speaker 4: After question Yeah, now you know what real experienced fish
20:58
Speaker 4: finder users column don't Yeah?
21:01
Speaker 2: No sounders okay, yeah. As Yanni pointed out on Randall's
21:08
Speaker 2: whiteboard for question one, he had the words mister three
21:12
Speaker 2: eighty on there, but they've disappeared ever since. Ray Marine
21:17
Speaker 2: says that the transducer is the heart of a sonar system.
21:21
Speaker 2: The common places to mount a transducer are through the hall,
21:25
Speaker 2: off the transom, or on the trolling motor. Transom mounted
21:29
Speaker 2: transducers should always be placed on the right side of
21:33
Speaker 2: the motor because propellers spin clockwise. If you were to
21:36
Speaker 2: put it on the left side, the engine would create
21:39
Speaker 2: a vortex of water around the transducer that would interfere
21:42
Speaker 2: with the readings. Question five topic is cooking. Great tip.
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Speaker 3: That's right.
21:48
Speaker 2: There always needs to go on the right side, otherwise
21:50
Speaker 2: your motor is going to mess it up.
21:52
Speaker 6: What if you're on the starboard starboard side?
21:56
Speaker 2: Question five? The topic is cooking. This is five letter spice,
22:02
Speaker 2: which McCormick describes as quote earthy and warm with an
22:06
Speaker 2: edge of citrus, is one of the main ingredients in
22:10
Speaker 2: chili powder. This is question five. This five letter spice,
22:17
Speaker 2: which McCormick describes as earthy and warm with an edge
22:21
Speaker 2: of citrus, is one of the main ingredients in chili powder.
22:29
Speaker 2: Bro do you have this one? Right? I do brod
22:32
Speaker 2: your Sathy boys ever bump a transducer when you shouldn't
22:36
Speaker 2: have and need to replace it?
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Speaker 4: Not replaced, but definitely like had it at the wrong angle,
22:42
Speaker 4: not that deep.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, do you ever mess one up real good?
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Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 9: No, not really.
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Speaker 8: I've had a suction cup before to the back of
22:54
Speaker 8: my boat and this in suction cup. Yeah, if you're
22:58
Speaker 8: we do I do that in Alaska? Yeah, when you
23:00
Speaker 8: want to like take them on and off quick?
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Speaker 2: Oh, I got you, now, why would you take them
23:04
Speaker 2: on and off real quick?
23:05
Speaker 8: Because your boat's always getting beached and stuff?
23:09
Speaker 2: Again? This is question five. This five letter spice, which
23:13
Speaker 2: McCormick describes as earthy and warm with an edge of citrus,
23:17
Speaker 2: is one of the main ingredients in chili powder.
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Speaker 8: I know guy who not gonna mention his name because
23:25
Speaker 8: a lot of people here in this room know him,
23:28
Speaker 8: but Vanella, they've had suction transducers that were suction cupped
23:33
Speaker 8: to a boat fall off while they're running and it
23:36
Speaker 8: pulls the whole damn fish finder over more.
23:40
Speaker 2: That's a fun mistake. Sounds like a Chester thing is
23:49
Speaker 2: yet to come up with an answer with the five
23:51
Speaker 2: letters spice that we're looking for. Yanni, you have this
23:54
Speaker 2: one right, I believe so, Brody, you have this one right, yep.
23:57
Speaker 2: Does this spice have a place in your cap it
24:00
Speaker 2: right now?
24:00
Speaker 6: Does?
24:02
Speaker 2: Wow? The time? I don't know how you feel about it.
24:10
Speaker 7: I major award winning chili that most likely had uh
24:14
Speaker 7: the spice in it, and uh it was good.
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Speaker 3: Award winning.
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Speaker 2: M Well you should enter this year, Yanni.
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Speaker 7: I don't like recipes that have a bunch of stuff
24:30
Speaker 7: that you didn't make in them. And that's kind of like,
24:33
Speaker 7: even before I made it and ate it.
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Speaker 3: I was like that.
24:39
Speaker 4: Is there cans of stuff that?
24:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, how on Earth do you live if you're not, like,
24:45
Speaker 2: you know, cooking with ingredients that you didn't create.
24:49
Speaker 3: Well, it's a separate recipe.
24:54
Speaker 2: Uh huh, you know what I mean.
24:56
Speaker 7: Like those beans already taste like something very manipulated.
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Speaker 2: Adding I'll tell you this it was. It dominated the
25:07
Speaker 2: chili comment Listen.
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Speaker 3: I heard all about it.
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Speaker 7: I read the article before I made it.
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Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, go.
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Speaker 7: Ahead and reveal your answers, saying Cuman.
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Speaker 2: Chili, says Cuman. Randall, Ancho, Colin.
25:26
Speaker 6: Little smirk the spencerge.
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Speaker 2: And be honest and Brody say Cuman. The correct answer.
25:34
Speaker 2: It's cumin. Randall got it wrong.
25:37
Speaker 6: It is to lay off.
25:45
Speaker 2: According to McCormick, Cuman is one of their ten best
25:48
Speaker 2: selling spices in the United States. It provides depth of
25:52
Speaker 2: depth to dishes and is a popular ingredient in both
25:56
Speaker 2: vegetable and meat based recipes. McCormick says it goes best
26:00
Speaker 2: with time, cinnamon, red pepper flakes, and Regano. Phil, We're
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Speaker 2: halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard.
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Speaker 6: Chili is staring me down here. I just expect from.
26:13
Speaker 9: All right, well, tied up in last place, we've got
26:17
Speaker 9: Maggie and mister three eighty himself. You know, I've never
26:22
Speaker 9: used this tool before, but I can bring up this
26:23
Speaker 9: little cursor here and actually like highlight things.
26:26
Speaker 5: Can we do this like the Champions where the people
26:30
Speaker 5: in last place just leave halfway?
26:32
Speaker 2: And is now getting a video and he needs to
26:36
Speaker 2: remember this day.
26:37
Speaker 9: Puellus is up next with two Chili and Colin are
26:40
Speaker 9: tied up with three bro and in first place we've
26:44
Speaker 9: got Seth and Brody with four points.
26:46
Speaker 6: Job anybody's game?
26:48
Speaker 3: No, I think you seriously missed one, Phil.
26:51
Speaker 9: Okay, Question one was eighty five percent.
26:54
Speaker 3: You got that one wrong.
26:55
Speaker 8: Okay.
26:55
Speaker 9: Number number two was Rage and you did not read
26:58
Speaker 9: that one wrong. Number three was Texas.
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Speaker 7: Got that one wrong? Yeah, good job Phil.
27:07
Speaker 9: Thanks all.
27:10
Speaker 2: Question six the topic is gear and this next great
27:14
Speaker 2: question is via Barry Garrett and this is our listener
27:17
Speaker 2: question of the week. For sending this great question, Barry
27:20
Speaker 2: is going to get a board game signed by the crew.
27:23
Speaker 2: If you want a chance to win the Listener Question
27:25
Speaker 2: of the Week, then send your question to Trivia at
27:27
Speaker 2: the meadeater dot com. This product, which was originally named
27:32
Speaker 2: Water Displacement fortieth formula, was created in a San Diego
27:37
Speaker 2: lab in nineteen fifty three. Wow, Chilly Hilly trying to
27:43
Speaker 2: intimidate Randall with his quick answer. This product, which was
27:48
Speaker 2: originally named Water Displacement fortieth Formula, was created in a
27:53
Speaker 2: San Diego lab in nineteen fifty three. Brody and Seth
28:00
Speaker 2: and Chili and Randall all very confident. Yanni has now
28:04
Speaker 2: joined them with an answer. Marge and Colin have yet
28:09
Speaker 2: to write anything down.
28:12
Speaker 3: Gear.
28:13
Speaker 2: This product, which was originally named Water Displacement fortieth Formula,
28:18
Speaker 2: was created in a San Diego lab in nineteen fifty three.
28:22
Speaker 2: And this is our listener question of the week that
28:24
Speaker 2: was won by Garrett Yanni trying to urge Marge to
28:34
Speaker 2: write down how you feel about this one?
28:36
Speaker 8: Randall?
28:39
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, don't make me tease you next game.
28:48
Speaker 6: I was a high school bully.
28:49
Speaker 8: I really.
28:52
Speaker 2: I think that's a true story. I didn't know rand
28:54
Speaker 2: in high school, but his wife once said Randall was
28:58
Speaker 2: a high school bully. Now heard that from two sources, including.
29:03
Speaker 6: Well, no, but she's heard stories.
29:09
Speaker 8: Wow.
29:15
Speaker 2: He was a funny bully with a mullet, right is
29:20
Speaker 2: everybody ready.
29:21
Speaker 5: Had a mullet, had a letterman's jacket that said red
29:23
Speaker 5: on the breast of it.
29:25
Speaker 2: Buddy, ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
29:30
Speaker 2: Seth and Chili and Randall saying w D forty. My God,
29:35
Speaker 2: Colin says gravity filter, Marge says floating Yannis and Brody
29:41
Speaker 2: say w D forty. They got it. The correct answer
29:44
Speaker 2: is w D forty. W D forty was made to
29:49
Speaker 2: be a rust prevention solvent for the aerospace industry. With
29:54
Speaker 2: the scientists created it on their fortieth attempt. The product
29:58
Speaker 2: was so popular that lab staff started smuggling out cans
30:02
Speaker 2: in their lunch box so that they could use it
30:04
Speaker 2: at home. The brand blew up in popularity after WD
30:08
Speaker 2: forty was included in service kits for soldiers during the
30:11
Speaker 2: Vietnam War. Question seven the topic is conservation. The protagonists
30:19
Speaker 2: of this nineteen ninety four movie kill one of the
30:22
Speaker 2: world's rarest owls by shooting it with the cork of
30:26
Speaker 2: a champagne bottle.
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Speaker 8: Well, are we looking for the movie or the movie?
30:32
Speaker 2: Tell me the name of the movie. The protagonists of
30:35
Speaker 2: this nineteen ninety four movie kill one of the world's
30:38
Speaker 2: rarest owls by shooting it with the cork of a
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Speaker 2: champagne bottle ninety four.
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Speaker 8: Jesus, look n D that's when I was born.
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Speaker 2: Joanna, you have this one right?
30:53
Speaker 3: I believe I do.
30:55
Speaker 2: Bro Do you have this one right?
30:56
Speaker 3: I think so?
30:56
Speaker 2: Okay, Randall, you know how these kind of questions.
31:01
Speaker 7: Mark this day in history because I'm not good at
31:03
Speaker 7: this category.
31:05
Speaker 2: Even Brodi. Really this isn't anything with popcorns.
31:09
Speaker 6: This is conservation. I suppose a rare conservation.
31:12
Speaker 2: The protagonist of this nineteenth imaginary.
31:14
Speaker 6: Conservation like Spencer.
31:17
Speaker 3: It's fun. I'm just not good at it.
31:18
Speaker 2: Okay, they kill one of the world's rarest owls by
31:22
Speaker 2: shooting it with the cork of a champagne bottle. Cow,
31:27
Speaker 2: I'll tell you in the flavor text.
31:30
Speaker 8: H get out of here.
31:34
Speaker 2: So now we have a race to see if Randall
31:38
Speaker 2: can catch up with Chili. Before the end of the beginning,
31:41
Speaker 2: Chili had a too going into question six.
31:47
Speaker 8: I just want to let you know, like, this is
31:49
Speaker 8: for scaring me the other day.
31:51
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, actually scare Chili?
31:53
Speaker 2: What did you like tell him you had cancer?
31:55
Speaker 3: Did you know?
31:56
Speaker 5: Around the corner I was walking past his door and
31:58
Speaker 5: I went Chili, and he jumped out of his skin.
32:03
Speaker 2: Was supposed to be like a Chili's commercial. Is that
32:05
Speaker 2: what you know?
32:06
Speaker 6: I'd just like to sing Chili's sort of has a
32:09
Speaker 6: musical quality to it.
32:11
Speaker 8: That was Randall, Bully and Chili just on my.
32:15
Speaker 5: Way to the uh the commercial kitchen to raid the
32:18
Speaker 5: fridge see if there any tasty beverages that you had.
32:23
Speaker 6: And then I felt.
32:24
Speaker 5: Really bad and I apologize to Chili multiple times because wow,
32:27
Speaker 5: I try to always be kind to Chili.
32:31
Speaker 2: Y Again, it seems topic is conservation. The protagonists of
32:37
Speaker 2: this nineteen ninety four movie kill one of the world's
32:40
Speaker 2: rarest owls by shooting it with the cork of a
32:43
Speaker 2: champagne bottle. Is everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers?
32:49
Speaker 2: We have seth without an answer, Chili says a Spentura, Randall, Dummer,
32:55
Speaker 2: Colin and Marge without an answer. Yanni says dumb and dumber.
33:00
Speaker 2: Brody says ace Ventura. We have a correct answer in
33:05
Speaker 2: the room. It's dumb and dumber. Random that and Yanni
33:10
Speaker 2: got that one right.
33:11
Speaker 5: Men, you're good at that kind of you guys A
33:13
Speaker 5: good Jim Carrey in Stick Though.
33:16
Speaker 2: Harry and Lloyd are attending a benefit for the Icelandic
33:20
Speaker 2: snow owl when the accident happens, someone at the event
33:23
Speaker 2: says there are only fourteen of these magnificent birds left
33:27
Speaker 2: in the world. Although there is no Icelandic snow owl
33:30
Speaker 2: in real life, there is a snowy owl that exists
33:33
Speaker 2: across much of the northern Hemisphere. They are a vulnerable
33:37
Speaker 2: species whose population has decreased by sixty four percent since
33:41
Speaker 2: the year nineteen seventy. Here is that video of Lloyd
33:44
Speaker 2: Christmas killing the fictional version of that bird. Play the clip, Phil, This.
33:49
Speaker 10: Calls for a little of a bubbly You're gonna be
33:52
Speaker 10: my best man hair? Oh good, I promise you have
33:55
Speaker 10: just earned yourself a seat at the head table. Bell
33:59
Speaker 10: aready got to Texas Boy, this party really died.
34:15
Speaker 9: Again.
34:16
Speaker 2: That was the fictional Icelandic snow owl that is based
34:19
Speaker 2: off a real life snowy owl.
34:21
Speaker 6: Highlight of my day.
34:22
Speaker 3: Question eight.
34:23
Speaker 2: The topic is public land and this next great question
34:26
Speaker 2: is via Justin Faye. The Bureau of Land Management helped
34:31
Speaker 2: pour the concrete pad at the Four Corners Monument, which
34:35
Speaker 2: is where these four states meet. The BLM helped pour
34:43
Speaker 2: the concrete pad at the Four Corners Monument, which is
34:46
Speaker 2: where these four states meet. Brody and Randall have already
34:52
Speaker 2: put their whiteboards down. They appear to have this one right,
34:57
Speaker 2: rest of the room coming up with their answer, except
35:00
Speaker 2: Chili is yet to put marker to whiteboard.
35:03
Speaker 6: And I haven't said a thing up until now.
35:07
Speaker 2: Bln helped pour the concrete pad at the Four Corners Monument,
35:13
Speaker 2: which is where these four states meet. Sh speaking of
35:22
Speaker 2: dumb and Dumber. On this week's episode of Media Radio,
35:25
Speaker 2: which is now a week old by the time you
35:27
Speaker 2: hear this, we are reviewing The Gray and Randall has
35:31
Speaker 2: already watched it. Yanni and I have not watched it yet. Phil,
35:34
Speaker 2: You're gonna watch it right?
35:35
Speaker 9: I am not watch it yet, though, have you?
35:37
Speaker 6: Has anyone seen it?
35:39
Speaker 5: I screened it for the first time last night, I
35:44
Speaker 5: think one hundred and I looked it up. One hundred
35:47
Speaker 5: and sixty one f bombs in one hundred and seventeen minutes.
35:50
Speaker 2: Wow, really, who's keeping track of this?
35:53
Speaker 6: I looked it up on Wikipedia.
35:55
Speaker 9: This is a PG thirteen middle of the road, no thriller.
35:59
Speaker 6: No, there's not a lot of dialogue and quite a
36:01
Speaker 6: bit of his.
36:02
Speaker 2: Profane Randall declared that he has four pages of note.
36:08
Speaker 2: We were thinking it'd be like a ten minute segment.
36:11
Speaker 6: I've got a yellow pad. I have a lot of thoughts.
36:14
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the Gray you can go watch it and
36:17
Speaker 2: then go listen to the last episode of Media to
36:20
Speaker 2: Radio to hear what me Jannis, phil and Randall had
36:25
Speaker 2: to think of it.
36:25
Speaker 5: And I think it's sort of unavoidable that we're going
36:27
Speaker 5: to have to spoil the movie in the course.
36:30
Speaker 2: Of yes, yeah, sure, okay, So I think that's a given.
36:33
Speaker 2: Anyone who hears that is going to have the movie spoiled.
36:36
Speaker 2: So you should go watch it first, which we declared
36:39
Speaker 2: where you can watch it on Amazon Prime, and.
36:41
Speaker 6: Actually it is leaving Amazon Prime. I believe in seven
36:45
Speaker 6: days this couldn't have been times more. I mean, it's
36:49
Speaker 6: just unbelievable.
36:51
Speaker 2: Again, we're on question eight. The BLM helped pour the
36:53
Speaker 2: concrete pad at the Four Corners Monument, which is where
36:57
Speaker 2: these states meet. Is everybody ready.
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Speaker 9: Marche did you not take geography class?
37:05
Speaker 7: Shut up, Colin, go ahead your answers.
37:09
Speaker 2: We have seth saying Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Kansas, Chili
37:15
Speaker 2: without an answer. Randall, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Colin, Colorado, Utah,
37:25
Speaker 2: New Mexico, Arizona, Marge without an answer, Yanni saying Arizona, Colorado,
37:32
Speaker 2: New Mexico, Utah, Brody Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
37:40
Speaker 2: The four states that meet at the Four Corners are Arizona, Colorado,
37:46
Speaker 2: New Mexico, and Utah. I think we had five of you.
37:50
Speaker 8: I also want to point out that Colin, you didn't
37:52
Speaker 8: get the WT forty questions.
37:55
Speaker 3: It was in the question Yeah.
37:58
Speaker 6: A nasty episode.
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Speaker 2: Yeah sides. Three sides of the Four Corners Monument are
38:05
Speaker 2: owned by the Navajo Nation and the fourth side is
38:08
Speaker 2: owned by the Ute tribe. There has been some controversy
38:11
Speaker 2: over the monument's location, with states arguing that the initial
38:16
Speaker 2: land surveys we're off because of the primitive equipment used.
38:20
Speaker 2: A spokesperson for the NNGS even declared that the actual
38:24
Speaker 2: Four Corners Monument should be six hundred yards further west
38:29
Speaker 2: than where it's been placed. But because all four states
38:32
Speaker 2: accepted the survey markers in eighteen seventy five, then the
38:36
Speaker 2: boundaries are legally binding and the borders will stay exactly
38:39
Speaker 2: as they are. Phil we have two questions left. Give
38:43
Speaker 2: us a scoreboard update. Yeah.
38:47
Speaker 9: Well, Randall's clawed his way back into the running. He's well,
38:51
Speaker 9: I'll say, see, Maggie, I'm sorry. At one point you're out.
38:55
Speaker 9: But Randal and Colin are tied up with four well
38:57
Speaker 9: as well as Chile.
38:58
Speaker 8: Sorry Chili.
39:01
Speaker 9: Seth and Giannis are up next with five and in
39:03
Speaker 9: first place Berdie Henderson has six points. Jest went on
39:05
Speaker 9: a little tear there.
39:08
Speaker 3: Question, that's almost half a mile. That would that would
39:14
Speaker 3: really help some people out.
39:16
Speaker 2: Six hundred yards there when they were reached right further.
39:21
Speaker 7: Yeah, so Arizona would get hosed.
39:25
Speaker 2: They found that the borders, you know, if you look
39:28
Speaker 2: at a map, they should be straight. Obviously, they zigzag
39:31
Speaker 2: quite often in that area. And they found one spot
39:33
Speaker 2: where it's one point two five miles off that they
39:37
Speaker 2: just took away from one state gave to the other.
39:40
Speaker 2: But they said it's legally binding. Nothing will change since
39:42
Speaker 2: everyone agreed in eighteen seventy five that that's where they are.
39:46
Speaker 2: Question nine. The topic is cooking. According to the Atlantic,
39:51
Speaker 2: this is the defunct temperature that most American ovens go
39:55
Speaker 2: to when you start them.
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Speaker 7: Oh.
40:00
Speaker 2: According to the Atlantic, this is the default temperature that
40:05
Speaker 2: most American ovens go to when you start them some.
40:10
Speaker 9: Of those questions that really separates the people who have
40:12
Speaker 9: ever done any sort of cooking in their life.
40:15
Speaker 2: For the people who have okay, and looks like everyone
40:20
Speaker 2: in here feels confident. We have a lot of chefs
40:22
Speaker 2: in this room.
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Speaker 7: I'm just going with what my current Yeah, same, which
40:27
Speaker 7: I hope it's but yeah.
40:30
Speaker 3: Fill along those lines. I always like it too.
40:32
Speaker 7: Sometimes you'll be on a hunting trip and you have
40:34
Speaker 7: to hit the grocery store before you hit the woods,
40:37
Speaker 7: and you walk in those front doors and a couple
40:39
Speaker 7: of people this is usually a group of guys, A
40:41
Speaker 7: couple of people know right where to go and start
40:43
Speaker 7: get to business. And then there's a couple of dudes
40:45
Speaker 7: that are staying there like deer in the headlights, Like
40:48
Speaker 7: what is this place?
40:50
Speaker 6: They go to the deer for.
40:52
Speaker 9: One of my favorite kinds of people watching to do
40:54
Speaker 9: is a Costco around this time of year when college
40:57
Speaker 9: kids are coming back into town and you'll see just
40:59
Speaker 9: like like groups of four or five dudes like wandering
41:02
Speaker 9: through Costco. Was completely lost three cases of course in
41:08
Speaker 9: their KRT.
41:08
Speaker 2: Yeah again, this is question nine. According to the Atlantic,
41:13
Speaker 2: this is the default temperature that most American ovens go
41:17
Speaker 2: to when you start them. Is everybody ready?
41:22
Speaker 1: Oh?
41:22
Speaker 2: My kids, ran this is your last chance to change
41:27
Speaker 2: your answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
41:31
Speaker 2: Seth and Chili saying three point fifty. Randall says two
41:35
Speaker 2: seventy five. Colin March two twenty five, Jannis one seventy
41:43
Speaker 2: five Brody saying three point fifty The correct answer, it's
41:48
Speaker 2: three hundred and fifty degrees. About half of the room
41:52
Speaker 2: got that one right now, Yanni, what did you think
41:54
Speaker 2: I was asking?
41:55
Speaker 4: I bet you I know because I wrote the same
41:57
Speaker 4: thing down. Were you thinking the minimum temperature?
41:59
Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah?
42:01
Speaker 2: The default temperature when you hit the bake button on
42:03
Speaker 2: your oven?
42:04
Speaker 3: What is it?
42:04
Speaker 2: Automatically go to fifty? What do you have?
42:11
Speaker 3: Sorry? March.
42:14
Speaker 2: According to Taste of Home magazine, three hundred and fifty
42:17
Speaker 2: degrees is the most popular baking temperature, which is why
42:21
Speaker 2: American ovens default to that temp when you start them.
42:24
Speaker 2: This is because a chemical reaction happens around three hundred
42:27
Speaker 2: degrees where food undergoes the browning effect. By cooking at
42:31
Speaker 2: three hundred and fifty degrees, it ensures that your food
42:33
Speaker 2: will achieve will achieve that without overdoing it. Phil, we
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Speaker 2: have one question left. Who remains in the game.
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Speaker 9: Oh, let's see. Well, it's down to Brody and Seth.
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Speaker 9: Brody has seven points and Seth's hot on his tail
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Speaker 9: with six.
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Speaker 2: Going into question ten, we would need Brody to get
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Speaker 2: this wrong and Seth to get this right.
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Speaker 6: We also need Chili to get this wrong. In Randall
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Speaker 6: to get this right.
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Speaker 2: And here is more importantly, here is a correct answer
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Speaker 2: overview for folks at home. Question one was eighty five
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Speaker 2: percent two Rage three Texas four, Transducer five, Cumin six,
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Speaker 2: WD forty seven, dumb and dumber eight Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah.
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Speaker 2: And number nine was three hundred and fifty degrees. Question ten,
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Speaker 2: the topic is hunting. What animal has a minimum pop
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Speaker 2: and Young score of eighteen and boone and crocket score
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Speaker 2: of twenty? What animal has a minimum pop and Young
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Speaker 2: score of eighteen and boone and crocket score of twenty. Again,
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Speaker 2: we would need Brody to get this wrong but already
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Speaker 2: has an answer, and Seth to get this right. Who
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Speaker 2: does not have an answer? Brody is also chasing the
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Speaker 2: Shelby index. He has seven correct answers. Index was eight.
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Speaker 2: You're still my buddy to Jilly, do you have this
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Speaker 2: one right?
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Speaker 6: I think he does. I think I think I do.
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Speaker 8: Uh, I think it?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, watching yeah, watching?
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 6: Actually I won't give any hints, but wow, learned it.
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Speaker 6: Learned it from somewhere. We're gonna say, you're watching my
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Speaker 6: pen No no, no, no, I do believe it.
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Speaker 3: If he ain't cheating, ain't trying, But not this round.
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Speaker 9: Around the first time I've heard that saying before.
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Speaker 8: I'm a meat hauntert spencer, So this doesn't just means
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Speaker 8: nothing to.
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Speaker 2: Answer, everybody, ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
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Speaker 2: have set the saying. Chili says black Bear.
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Speaker 8: That makes sense.
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Speaker 2: Colin Mountain, goat, Marge Mountain, goat, I just saw you
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Speaker 2: black Bear, Brody, black Bear. The correct answer trying is
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Speaker 2: black Bear. Brody got it right, giving.
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Speaker 6: Him the.
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Speaker 3: Victory Timewreker between Rainbell here.
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Speaker 2: Black Bear is scored using two measurements. Those are the
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Speaker 2: length from the back of the skull to the nose
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Speaker 2: and the length from cheek to cheek. To see an
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Speaker 2: official measure, do it with calipers. Go watch Clay Newcomb's
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Speaker 2: video on the mediator dot com called how to Score
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Speaker 2: a bear skull. Brody is our winner with eight correct answers. Brody,
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Speaker 2: that means you could choose where the five hundred dollars
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Speaker 2: donation from media to goes. What's it going to be?
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Speaker 4: It's been a little while, but now all these people
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Speaker 4: are crazy. People are back at trying to sell off
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Speaker 4: public lands Utah. Do you see what they're doing in
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Speaker 4: Florida trying to turn state parks into golf courses to
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Speaker 4: evil golfers.
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Speaker 2: Man, Yeah, they come and.
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Speaker 3: Sell off things.
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Speaker 4: An issue in the Montana Senate race anyway. International Wildlife
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Speaker 4: Federation because not only do they do a lot of
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Speaker 4: good habits at work, they also fight that public land
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Speaker 4: sell off and transfer bullshit.
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Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars going their way via Brody and Meat Eater.
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Speaker 6: Can Chile and I play tiebreaker?
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Speaker 2: We're not going to do that. My eyebreaker questions are
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Speaker 2: very coveted.
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Speaker 6: People want to see it. I can use the tiebreaker
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Speaker 6: that I was going to use for the episode when ill.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder who join us next week for more
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Speaker 2: Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Spencer from South Dakota. He's the host using those smooth,
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Speaker 1: mellow tones. He lays them questions down. He likes taking
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Speaker 1: those two and three year old bucks. It's an avid
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Speaker 1: amateur