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Ep. 361: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia XXII · The MeatEater Podcast

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Speaker 1: It's Me podcast. Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only
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Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer
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Speaker 1: new Arthen. Today we're joined by Jannice cal Mark, Brodie Hayden, Alyssa, Karin,
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Speaker 1: and Corey. You only this one name I didn't mention there,
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Speaker 1: and that's Steve Ronella. This is a steveless episode right right.
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Speaker 1: That was your honest, he's having fun right now now. Alyssa,
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Speaker 1: I think this is your first time on the podcast.
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Speaker 1: So tell folks what you do here at Meat Eater.
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Speaker 1: I am a staff accountant and I do accounts, payable
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Speaker 1: account receivables, work with Phelps, game calls, doing some accounts
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Speaker 1: receivables with their wholesalers, and uh just have a great team.
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Speaker 1: I like it. And she was a big contributor to
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Speaker 1: the Pardon My Plate series. Honest, I don't know if
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Speaker 1: you know this, but do not. The stuffed bob can't
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Speaker 1: that we we messed around with. That actually came from Melissa.
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Speaker 1: Why do you have it's my husband's. Actually I can't
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Speaker 1: take full credit for it. It's his. Be honest. When
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Speaker 1: are you getting your bobcat pillow? Hopefully soon? Ah this
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Speaker 1: recently told me that she had something at one point
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Speaker 1: like sixteen dogs, uh, twelve, twelve dogs. That was that
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Speaker 1: a puppy situation. There was a puppy mill to the
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Speaker 1: devils in the details. No, we actually raised English pointers
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Speaker 1: for a long time. Yeah, that's awesome. I once had
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Speaker 1: eighteen cats. That was that was a kitten. That was
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Speaker 1: a surprise kittens underneath the stairwell of the front porch situation.
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Speaker 1: That's too many cats, way too many. I had your
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Speaker 1: feet off. No, no, no, my wife had one without
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Speaker 1: me knowing outside, which led to two litters being born
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Speaker 1: under the stairs of our front ports without me knowing,
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Speaker 1: and then it four weeks old, they emerged. We had
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Speaker 1: to get rid of them, get rid of them. We
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Speaker 1: had to get We had to get rid of them. Brodie,
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Speaker 1: it's not too many cats. The smallest box of twenty
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Speaker 1: two shells you can get now. If you're not familiar,
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Speaker 1: this is a ten round quiz show with questions from
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Speaker 1: our four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking.
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Speaker 1: There is a prize. Meat eater will donate five dollars
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Speaker 1: to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing. Now, I
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Speaker 1: told you how we're going to reveal a new stat
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Speaker 1: each episode, and the stat of the week this week
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Speaker 1: is doing a deep dive on Brody Henderson's performance. Here's
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Speaker 1: why Brody put together the oddest trivia streak will likely
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Speaker 1: ever see. In the first ten games Brody ever played,
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Speaker 1: he either won or win into overtime on every game.
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Speaker 1: That's damn impressive, Brodie. Yeah, and now you're gonna get
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Speaker 1: to the bad part. Yeah. Now, he did win four
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Speaker 1: of those contests, but three of them were outright victories
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Speaker 1: with no overtime, which means that when Brody does go
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Speaker 1: to overtime, he almost never wins except for the last
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Speaker 1: time I went to overtime. Yes, well, I was gonna
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Speaker 1: say two out of three with me, that seems But
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Speaker 1: Brodie has went to overtime six times, but it's only
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Speaker 1: one one of those games. So he's phenomenal in the
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Speaker 1: first ten questions and the last one. So here's the thing,
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Speaker 1: how this this episode is for a future date that
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Speaker 1: we don't know. This could come out like Christmas for
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Speaker 1: all we know. You're talking to me like it's my fault.
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Speaker 1: I'm talking to you. It could come out any time.
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Speaker 1: But as though you could end up being wrong too.
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Speaker 1: As though I wrote this script this morning before we
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Speaker 1: knew who won the last game of trivia. You've got
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Speaker 1: a tough gig spencer. Oh boy, I'm crying for him.
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Speaker 1: So so Brody is phenomenal the first two ten questions,
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Speaker 1: but often struggles on the eleven. So, Brodie, what is
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Speaker 1: it about your trivia game that doesn't translate to the overtime?
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Speaker 1: Because the over the way the overtime thing is set
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Speaker 1: up is not based on knowledge. It's always like man like,
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Speaker 1: it's always someone guessing a number. Wow, it's kind of harsh.
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Speaker 1: That's not true. You have to have some sort of
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Speaker 1: like information. It's not completely true, I'll give you that,
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Speaker 1: but it does come down to, like I guess, I
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Speaker 1: think most people that have gone into overtime would agree
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Speaker 1: with that. I would be with you there, Brodie. It
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Speaker 1: is impressive how often those first ten games you were
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Speaker 1: on the winning end. It's good work. Thank you. Now,
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Speaker 1: Like I said, this episode is coming out way in
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Speaker 1: the future. We have no idea. When last time we
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Speaker 1: did this, I asked Janice and and Seth to make
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Speaker 1: some predictions about what would happen in the next month.
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Speaker 1: Seth is like Nostradamis. I asked him how he's going
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Speaker 1: to do in the four peck Walley Attorney. I think
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Speaker 1: he said fourteen. They got seventeen. We asked him who
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Speaker 1: was going to be the sloppiest at his wedding. He
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Speaker 1: predicted Chester. And I've been to many weddings with an
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Speaker 1: open bar, and I've never seen somebody take pepto bismal
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Speaker 1: during the dance like we saw Chester. Dude, maybe I'm
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Speaker 1: betraying a confidence there. Who actually helped him get that
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Speaker 1: pepto bismal? Dirtmith and I went and got him some
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Speaker 1: pepto but I but he just felt like it was
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Speaker 1: gonna puke. Um. But I think, uh, I wasn't there
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Speaker 1: to witness this, But I think in the end, dirt
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Speaker 1: might have overtaken in. Oh no, yes, better than the
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Speaker 1: alternative would have been falling in the fire. That was
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Speaker 1: like three hours after I was already at home asleep.
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Speaker 1: Though he survived that. So, yeah, you want to make
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Speaker 1: another prediction this time. I think last time you predicted that, uh,
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Speaker 1: Peter Alonzo was gonna have like twenty home runs. By
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Speaker 1: now I checked, he's at twenty two. Oh, so you
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Speaker 1: got any predictions on what might happen, Uh in like
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Speaker 1: the next month or something. Oh boy, I'm gonna kill
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Speaker 1: my first booner, probably in the not in the next month.
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Speaker 1: Out known for fishing games. Listening. Do you want to
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Speaker 1: make any predictions or should we move on? Oh? You
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Speaker 1: can move on if I come up with something. All
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Speaker 1: that you know now the previous game of trivia, we
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Speaker 1: talked about the biggest private landowners in America, and during
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Speaker 1: that question I asked Cal for what the famous Leuipold
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Speaker 1: quote was about private land conservation. We couldn't come up
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Speaker 1: with it at the time, but I went and found
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Speaker 1: it this morning. Here it is, conservation will ultimately boil
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Speaker 1: down to rewarding the private landowner who conserves the public interest.
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Speaker 1: So Cal explained, folks what that means, because there are
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Speaker 1: a lot of great quotes about conservation, but very few
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Speaker 1: that directly apply to private landowners. I don't know if
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Speaker 1: that's true. Um, well, the context right is important, But
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Speaker 1: because like Robert Baron times, um, but it's saying that
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Speaker 1: even though it's private land, you are shackled with upholding
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Speaker 1: the public trust, which is wildlife. I could say that
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Speaker 1: in a lot of different ways. But um, yeah, and
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Speaker 1: I mean, if you want to really start reading into this,
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Speaker 1: it's just like a deep depressing hole. Yeah matters what
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Speaker 1: happens on both sides of the fence. It does. And
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Speaker 1: as those fences get smaller and smaller and land gets
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Speaker 1: chunked up smaller and smaller, and folks have very different
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Speaker 1: ethos as to how that stuff should behave we constantly
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Speaker 1: have to sit there and be like, well, you know,
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Speaker 1: wildlife is public unless you build a tall enough fence. Now,
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Speaker 1: also on a previous game at Triviute, we talked about
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Speaker 1: Kim Jong Ill's claimed accomplishments, which include inventing the burrito
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Speaker 1: and curing dwarfism. But now I want to talk about
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Speaker 1: his achievements in sports, which would make him the greatest
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Speaker 1: athlete in the world. He played his first ever game
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Speaker 1: of golf, in which he hit eleven holes in one
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Speaker 1: and scored thirty eight under part. Later that year, he
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Speaker 1: bowled for the first time ever and amazingly got a
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Speaker 1: perfect three hundred. Isn't that incredible? Wow, That's all I
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Speaker 1: can say. Yeah, man doesn't even look like an athlete,
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Speaker 1: but eleven holes in one, well, I think that's just
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Speaker 1: focus it's just a ball hitting pans at the mental lane.
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Speaker 1: Is the proper way hole in ones? Holes in one.
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Speaker 1: You're saying holes in one. I think it should be.
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Speaker 1: It's like surgeons in general, what's the attorneys general? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's I think holes in one is his right now.
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Speaker 1: The dictator was infatuated with sports, which of course you
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Speaker 1: would be too if you were the world's greatest athlete,
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Speaker 1: but his love of basketball was actually his greatest weakness.
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Speaker 1: According to some Former Republican Senator Rick Santorum actually once
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Speaker 1: said that North Korea is less of a threat than
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Speaker 1: I ran because, quote, Kim Jong Ill doesn't want to die.
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Speaker 1: He wants to watch NBA basketball. Wasn't didn't Dennis Rodman
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Speaker 1: go and hang out there? I think that was with
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Speaker 1: his son, his son Kim Young. But yeah, those folks
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Speaker 1: love the NBA over there, and that's why they're not
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Speaker 1: going to send a new Caney where because they just
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Speaker 1: want to watch NBA basketball. Has the format of this
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Speaker 1: changed since last time? I was what's going on? And
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Speaker 1: with that we're on a Meeta to trivia play the drop, Phil, Look,
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Speaker 1: I need to know what I stay under wind everything.
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Speaker 1: How I'm saying just tend to win everything suckers. Question
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Speaker 1: one this would be multiple choice in the topic is
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Speaker 1: mountain men. This first great question comes to us from
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Speaker 1: Stephen Ranella. If you have a question you think is
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Speaker 1: right for Meatia to trivia, you can send it to
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Speaker 1: Trivia at the meat eator dot com. What was Jeddediah
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Speaker 1: Smith's middle name? Was it Hunter, Stephen Strong or Hercules? Again?
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Speaker 1: What was Jeddediah Smith's middle name? Was it? Hunter, Stephen
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Speaker 1: Strong or Hercules? Did Steve supply the answers for this question? Oh? No, no,
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Speaker 1: he gave me the right answer. Got you? Ce bonded
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Speaker 1: this one to be a fill in the blank, but
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Speaker 1: I didn't think anyboble would get it, so that's why
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Speaker 1: I made it a multiple choice. Does that help you? Brody?
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Speaker 1: Knowing that I was just curious? I think I know it,
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Speaker 1: but I've said that before, Hunter, Stephen Strong or Hercules?
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Speaker 1: Does everybody of an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Mark saying Hercules, Hayden saying strong, Brody saying strong,
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Speaker 1: Melissa is saying strong, Karin saying Stephen, cal saying strong,
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Speaker 1: Corey saying Stephen, and Jana saying hercules. The correct answer
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Speaker 1: is Strong. Strong was his mother's last name, and Smith
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Speaker 1: was his father's last name. This was a tradition made
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Speaker 1: popular a few hundred years ago as religious middle names
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Speaker 1: fell out of favor. Today, the most common middle names
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Speaker 1: for boys is James and for girls is Marie. I
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Speaker 1: have the most common middle name, wow to them. In
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Speaker 1: the colations question to the topic is fishing? What state
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Speaker 1: is home to the finger Lakes region? Is that one
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Speaker 1: so funny? There's a Office episode with Jim Carey, and
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Speaker 1: you know what, My wife brought up this exact thing
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Speaker 1: when I asked you this question. That's funny when he says,
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Speaker 1: that's what Steve would be doing. Again, What state is
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Speaker 1: home to the finger Lakes region? There's also that that
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Speaker 1: SNL sketch with Christen Wigg has the tiny hands. It's
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Speaker 1: like those little I don't know if you've seen those.
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Speaker 1: That's like their sisters and their singers from Yeah, does
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Speaker 1: everybody have an answer? I'll go with it. Go ahead
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Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying new York,
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Speaker 1: New York, New York, and LISTA without an answer, Crane
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Speaker 1: saying New York, Cow saying New York Corey saying Minnesota
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Speaker 1: and Yana saying Minnesota. The correct answer is New York.
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Speaker 1: The geologic term Fingered Lakes refers to a long, narrow
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Speaker 1: lake in a deep glacial valley. Eleven water bodies make
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Speaker 1: up the Fingered Lakes region, and although they're known for
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Speaker 1: great fishing, the area is also famous for its wine
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Speaker 1: production because over four hundred wineries and vineyards surround the lakes.
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Speaker 1: We call those fjords where I'm from column what fiords?
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Speaker 1: The wineries are the lakes? That type of lake. My
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Speaker 1: grandpa grew up on a Seneca lake, Watkins. It's one
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Speaker 1: of the biggest woodstock, isn't that Watkins Glen? No? I
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Speaker 1: think woodstocks woodstock, It's not right. Question three the topics wildlife.
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Speaker 1: This next great question is from Brody Whitley. If you
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Speaker 1: have a question and you think he's right for meeting
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Speaker 1: and Trivia, you can send it to Trivia The mediator
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Speaker 1: dot COM's brown burned up like, oh, he's gonna do
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Speaker 1: a question? I submitted perfect What wild animal did President
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Speaker 1: Coolidge keep his a pet which he named Rebecca and
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Speaker 1: built a treehouse for? What wild animal did President Coolidge
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Speaker 1: keep his a pet? Which he named Rebecca and built
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Speaker 1: a treehouse. For quick answer from Mark, do you know it?
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Speaker 1: Just guess? Was Coolidge our largest president? I don't think
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Speaker 1: it wasn't taft kind of he was the three pound plus.
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Speaker 1: Wasn't there some story about him getting stuck in a bathtub? Up?
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Speaker 1: Coolidge was hard of the Depression, the Great Depression. It's good.
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Speaker 1: Hint again, what wild animal to president? Coolidge keeps a
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Speaker 1: pet which he named Rebecca and built a treehouse. Ford.
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Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? I'm gonna I'm gonna change
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Speaker 1: it real quick. Sorry, too much talking about to see
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Speaker 1: if cow regrets changing it. I'm gonna down across there
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Speaker 1: you go. Hayden, I don't know how to spell this one.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to turn this into an Eastern wolf situation.
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Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Marcus saying raccoon,
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Speaker 1: Hayden saying servile cat, Bertie saying raccoon, Alyssa saying squirrel,
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Speaker 1: Krin saying peacock, cal saying squirrel, Corey saying chimpanzee, and
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Speaker 1: Janice saying koala. The correct answer is raccoon, raccoon. Now,
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Speaker 1: Rebecca was sent to the White House, in nineteen six
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Speaker 1: by a group in Mississippi. They intended for Coolidge to
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Speaker 1: serve her for Thanksgiving dinner, but the president said he
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Speaker 1: had no interest in eating a raccoon, so they made
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Speaker 1: her their pet instead. Rebecca was White House staple during
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Speaker 1: the Coolidge presidency, participating in the annual Easter egg hunt
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Speaker 1: and even vacationing with the family. What group sent a
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Speaker 1: group from Mississippi? It said, Now, this was when I
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Speaker 1: found a group of supporters sent her from Mississippi. But
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Speaker 1: that seems like something that you would like give an enemy,
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Speaker 1: like someone you don't like, is sending them a raccoon
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Speaker 1: to eat for Thanksgiving? Well? No, different times? Yeah, exactly,
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Speaker 1: I guess speaking of I mean of all people you
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Speaker 1: should know pardon my plate. You know it's become two
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Speaker 1: mainstream by Stephen Ronella and Clay Newcom cooking all those raccoons,
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Speaker 1: So it doesn't doesn't even fit for that show. Question
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Speaker 1: for the topic is cooking. How many spices are in
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Speaker 1: all spice? Again? How many spices are in all spice?
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Speaker 1: All spices? One word A L L S P I
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Speaker 1: C E. How many spices are in all spice? Some
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Speaker 1: quick answers from our fellas who have worked in the
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Speaker 1: restaurant industry before. Corey, you know this one, I hope,
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Speaker 1: so be honest. You know this one? No good. Everybody
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Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Marcus saying six, Haten saying five,
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Speaker 1: Brody's saying five, and Listen saying five, Kris saying five,
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Speaker 1: Kyl saying one, Corey saying five, and the honest saying one.
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Speaker 1: We have a correct answer in the room, and it
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Speaker 1: is one. All spice is a berry that's native to
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Speaker 1: evergreen trees in Central America. It's a versatile spice that
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Speaker 1: has notes of sweet and savory, making it a great
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Speaker 1: addition to pies, brin's and soups. If you want to
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Speaker 1: cook with it, try Danielle Pruitt's recipe for Caribbean goose
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Speaker 1: tacos that you can find on the mediator dot com.
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Speaker 1: You guys are all thinking of that Chinese powder. I
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Speaker 1: thought I thought it was an appropriation of spice. That's
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Speaker 1: what all spice is. One. I wanted the question five.
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Speaker 1: The topic is conservation. There are five states with three
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Speaker 1: or more federal fish hatcheries. Name one of them. Again,
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Speaker 1: there are five states with three or more federal fish hatcheries.
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Speaker 1: Name one of them. Now before anyone writes in saying
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Speaker 1: that I got this wrong or something, note the word
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Speaker 1: federal federal fish hatcheries. Five states with how many or
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Speaker 1: more three or more federal fish hatcheries you need to
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Speaker 1: name one of those states. Does everybody have an answer? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying California,
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Speaker 1: Hayden saying New York, Brodie saying Washington, the LISTA saying Colorado,
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Speaker 1: Crant saying Washington, cal saying Washington, Corey saying Washington. In
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Speaker 1: the Honest saying Michigan. The correct answers are ras Ozona, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Michigan,
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Speaker 1: and Washington. So the room did pretty well a lot
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Speaker 1: of Washington's. I thought California was gonna go. Mark. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there are seventy one national fish hatcheries that release over
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Speaker 1: one hundred million fish on an annual basis. About a
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Speaker 1: third of what they raise are threatened or endangered species.
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Speaker 1: Washington has the most federal hatcheres in America with ten.
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Speaker 1: So those of you that got it right got it
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Speaker 1: right with some authority. Phil, We're halfway through the game
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Speaker 1: at trivia hit us with a scoreboard update. Alright, we
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Speaker 1: have Alyssa and Corey with one point and that is
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Speaker 1: actually tied for third place there and then tied for
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Speaker 1: second place four ways. We have Mark, Janice Hayden and
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Speaker 1: Karan each with two and uh in first place tied
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Speaker 1: up again our Calan brodie before did I not say
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Speaker 1: to second place? There still in the game with Karan.
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Speaker 1: That's that's weird. California has five federally endangered runs of salmon.
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Speaker 1: It's big steak and it's a big state. Now the
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Speaker 1: Shelby Index. Uh, she got three and a half right.
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Speaker 1: She gave a shelf a half point somewhere I don't
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Speaker 1: remember where. So today's winner should get seven for remembering
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Speaker 1: Jim Carey was in that office episode that could have
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Speaker 1: been it. People get lost in the fingerlikes all the time.
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Speaker 1: Question six. The topic is fishing. This is our listener
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Speaker 1: question in the week, which was won by Jared Shaw
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Speaker 1: for sending this great question. Jared is going to get
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Speaker 1: a meat eat your hat that was signed by everyone
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Speaker 1: in the room. If you want a chance to win
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Speaker 1: the listener question in the week, then send your question
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Speaker 1: to Trivia at the Meat Eator dot com. This air
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Speaker 1: breathing fish, which goes by nicknames like swamp trout and mudpike,
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Speaker 1: is the last remaining member of its entire genus. What
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Speaker 1: is it? This air breathing fish, which goes by nicknames
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Speaker 1: like swamp trout and mudpike, is the last remaining member
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Speaker 1: of its entire genus? What is it? We have a
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Speaker 1: stumped room just seeing some answers getting written. Now, mm hmmm,
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Speaker 1: mm hmmm. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and
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Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Mark saying snakehead, Hayden saying both.
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Speaker 1: By saying both in a listen without an answer, Krim
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Speaker 1: saying guppy, Cal saying gar Corey saying carp and Jana
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Speaker 1: saying snakehead. The correct answer is both in both In
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Speaker 1: are some of the oldest freshwater fish in the world.
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Speaker 1: They first appeared in the fossil record in the Jurassic
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Speaker 1: era about two million years ago and haven't changed much since.
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Speaker 1: Other nicknames for them include grinners, grinnel's, cypress trout, mudfish,
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Speaker 1: cotton fish, and dog fish. God. That's a good question.
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Speaker 1: That's why it is our listener questions. Teeth man. I've
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Speaker 1: seen people have send me pictures because they like dry
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Speaker 1: their heads out and they're pretty impressive, like catch one shady.
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Speaker 1: Question seven, the topic is hunting. Named three of what
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Speaker 1: hunters referred to as the Big five game animals in Africa?
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Speaker 1: M hmm, you need to name three of what hunters
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Speaker 1: refer to as the Big five game animals in Africa.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anyone instrum is hunted in Africa. Cal No, nope,
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Speaker 1: Hm again, three of the Big five? Still some writing
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Speaker 1: from Corey and Marcus is not white. Has the Big
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Speaker 1: five been changed? I don't think so. I think the
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Speaker 1: term has been hijacked though by other groups. It's not
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Speaker 1: just a hunting term anymore, right, like the barnyard five
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Speaker 1: or whatever. That's a slam in Texas. Is everybody an answer?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying elephant, buffalo, lion,
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Speaker 1: Hayden saying buffalo, lion, leopard, Brody saying buffalo, lion, elephant. Well,
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Speaker 1: this is saying lion, elephant, buffalo, Krand saying rhino elephant, lion,
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Speaker 1: Cal saying elephant, hippo, buffalo, Corey saying kudu buffalo elephant.
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Speaker 1: Jana saying lion, buffalo, and elephant. The room did very well.
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Speaker 1: The five are elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion, and leopard. So
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Speaker 1: I think everybody except cal the hippo is the on
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Speaker 1: the list of dangerous game of like the most daint
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Speaker 1: what's the second last? Just that it kills a bunch
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Speaker 1: of people and so that is. But yeah, I was
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Speaker 1: wondering if they had changed it because of the rhino.
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Speaker 1: Did everybody else get it right? Well, now they got
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Speaker 1: They charged hunters to just go dardam and knock them out.
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Speaker 1: The Big Five were considered to be the most difficult
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Speaker 1: and dangerous animals to hunt on the continent. The term
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Speaker 1: was invented by hunters, but has since been adopted by
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Speaker 1: conservation groups and tourism businesses as a way to group
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Speaker 1: together Africa's megafauna. Run a question eight. We will get
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Speaker 1: a scoreboard update from Phil after this. This next great
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Speaker 1: question is from John Schlessinger. If you have a question
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Speaker 1: you think is right for meat Eator Trivia, you can
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Speaker 1: This animal nearly triggered a nuclear attack response in nineteen
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Speaker 1: sixty two after it was climbing the fence of an
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Speaker 1: air force base near Duluth, Minnesota. This animal nearly triggered
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Speaker 1: a nuclear attack response in nineteen sixty two after it
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Speaker 1: was caught climbing the fence of an air force base
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Speaker 1: near Duluth, Minnesota. Are you confident over there? Well, I
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Speaker 1: can't say anything because it might give a clue if
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Speaker 1: you say yes. But I know like this thing, let
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Speaker 1: me just put it this way. I feel like this
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Speaker 1: has been covered before elsewhere? Am I right? Spencer? Get
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Speaker 1: to that in a minute. This animal nearly triggered a
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Speaker 1: nuclear attack response in nineteen sixty two after it was
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Speaker 1: caught climbing the fence of an air Force base near Duluth, Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: So like we were going to knuke ourselves Minnesota. That
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Speaker 1: doesn't make the rowskis were like coming for those wall
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Speaker 1: I in Minnesota. Does everybody have an answer? No, I'm
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Speaker 1: still going through the Big Five? Well, I think that
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Speaker 1: is The debate is like is the Big Five the
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Speaker 1: most marketable or is it the most dangerous? Cal you
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Speaker 1: got it wrong? Oh I'm I'm I'm he seeing my
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Speaker 1: romness and the truth. I'm in the quest for actual knowledge.
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Speaker 1: Like it there's there's no there's no uh pissing and
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Speaker 1: moaning about getting it wrong. I got it wrong. I'm
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Speaker 1: proud of it, Yanni. But do you have an answer?
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Speaker 1: How about now? Sure, go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Mark saying a possum, Hayden saying a possum,
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Speaker 1: Bertie saying a black bear, Alyssa is saying a skunk,
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Speaker 1: Karen saying a black bear, cal saying a black bear,
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Speaker 1: Corey saying a squirrel, and Janna saying a bear. He
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Speaker 1: correct answer is black bear. Here's what happened. A soldier
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Speaker 1: spotted a shadowy figure climbing a fence of the air
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Speaker 1: Force base shortly after midnight. He fired his pistol at
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Speaker 1: it and sounded a sabotage alarm that alerted nearby basis
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Speaker 1: that the Soviets were starting a ground attack. Then the
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Speaker 1: soldier realized that it was a black bear and canceled
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Speaker 1: the warning just before americ I sent nuclear armed aircraft
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Speaker 1: into flight. There's a lot more to this hilarious story
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Speaker 1: that you can read about in Jordan's Stiller's article by
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Speaker 1: going to the media dot com and typing in bar
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Speaker 1: room banter. The bear that almost caused World War three.
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Speaker 1: You know how like when you're riding around or hunting
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Speaker 1: with a new hunter and they're like, Okay, there's one.
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Speaker 1: They're real excited about it, and then it's not. It's
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Speaker 1: a rock or a stump or something. My response is
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Speaker 1: always like, hey, just proves that you're looking. I wonder
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Speaker 1: if the military had the same response. I doubt that
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Speaker 1: this guy got any credit for firing his pisto A
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Speaker 1: little black bear. Phil hit us with a scoreboard update. Uh,
26:35
Speaker 1: let's say we've got two players still in it, and
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Speaker 1: I think we can guess which to Brody is in
26:41
Speaker 1: first place with a strong seven points, and on his
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Speaker 1: tail with five points is cal So. Cal's got to
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Speaker 1: make a strong shot. So he has five calls five
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Speaker 1: rodio seven. So we need Brody, you get these last
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Speaker 1: two wrong, cale to get them right to go into
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Speaker 1: an overtime. Let's go for overtime again. Question nine. The
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Speaker 1: topic is woodsmanship. There are five states that have more
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Speaker 1: than sevent forest cover name one of them. Again, there
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Speaker 1: are five states that have more than sevent forest cover
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Speaker 1: name one of them. On a previous episode, we asked
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Speaker 1: for the least forested states. This time we're looking for
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Speaker 1: the most forested states. Quick answer from Jannice is because
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Speaker 1: you don't have the pressure of competing for the win. No.
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Speaker 1: I feel like this is uh Child's plans. Yeah, what
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Speaker 1: you call it a softball? Not a softball, but softball.
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Speaker 1: That King Jong Il hit seven feet longest home run
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Speaker 1: in the world name one Saturday name. Does he own
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Speaker 1: many world records? I think he's dead, um, but I'm
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Speaker 1: sure in North Korea he owns them all. Probably. No,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm sure his son has a fear. Now right,
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Speaker 1: when you say forested states, do you mean like trees
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Speaker 1: or do you mean like unmolested like land? Whatever the
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Speaker 1: U s g S considers the most forested states. If
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Speaker 1: you were in that dictator position, I'd like you for
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Speaker 1: doing that. If I knew it was kind of like
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Speaker 1: an inside joke, like this is kind of funny, But
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Speaker 1: if you're serious about it, I wouldn't like you. Does
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Speaker 1: everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Mark saying Maine, Hayden saying Arkansas, Brody saying Maine,
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Speaker 1: Alyssa saying Alaska, Christ saying Vermont, cal saying Maine, Corey
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Speaker 1: saying Michigan, and Jana saying Washington. The correct answers are Maine,
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Speaker 1: New Hampshire, West Virginia, Vermont in Alabama. Oh cool. So
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Speaker 1: the room did well too well in that we now
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Speaker 1: have our winner with one question to go, and that
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Speaker 1: is Brodie Henderson. You know you know what Steve is
28:58
Speaker 1: gonna say, what's that? But you have a strong going here.
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Speaker 1: I think you've you've gotten all but one right going
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Speaker 1: into the final question. Right, that's correct. So this one's
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Speaker 1: just for fun ziason to help everyone's average. Question ten,
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Speaker 1: the topic is hunting. What is the Cajun nickname for
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Speaker 1: coot that roughly translates to water hen in French? What
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Speaker 1: is the Cajun nickname for coot that roughly translates to
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Speaker 1: water hen in French? So is it a French word?
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Speaker 1: It's a French word, but the Cajun use it, I
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Speaker 1: don't think. Over in France they're saying this, what is
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Speaker 1: the Cajun nickname for coot that roughly translates to water
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Speaker 1: hen in French? But if you want to know more
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Speaker 1: about you can watch That's right, Brody, You're gonna go
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Speaker 1: nine percent here? Yeah, I think maybe if I'm close
30:07
Speaker 1: enough on the spelling yeah, does everybody have an answer?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying
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Speaker 1: the old hot lips, Hayden without an answer, saying what
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Speaker 1: does that say? Pulled though? Listen without an answer, Karin
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Speaker 1: saying what does that say? Karin cal saying pulled though?
30:33
Speaker 1: You're saying that song Corey without an answer and answer.
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Speaker 1: The correct answer is pooled though. Is that how you
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Speaker 1: spell it? Close? It is p O U L D
30:44
Speaker 1: E A U. Yeah, you're in America. Brody goes nine
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Speaker 1: for ten. It takes another victory. We just had a
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Speaker 1: game a hard time about going to over time. Well done,
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Speaker 1: bro do you? Thank you? Thank you? How do you
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Speaker 1: think Steve would have done in this game? You think
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Speaker 1: he'd got No, he'd have been in there. I think yeah,
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Speaker 1: but he's impressive and it would have taken twice as long. Brodie,
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Speaker 1: who are you gonna give your five back of that board?
31:14
Speaker 1: And I'll make a decision. I wasn't really thinking about
31:17
Speaker 1: it now. Brody is referencing the back of our massive
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Speaker 1: mediat Or trophy, which has twenty five conservation organizations on
31:26
Speaker 1: it that you can choose from. Again, thank you, Ed
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Speaker 1: Newman for creating this masterpiece of a trophy. So, Brodie,
31:34
Speaker 1: who's it going to be? Uh, what what category are
31:39
Speaker 1: you looking at? You're looking like public lands, fishing, undulates birds.
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Speaker 1: I'm not aligned with anything, so he's not even I'm
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Speaker 1: just looking at all the cool logos. Um, let's do
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Speaker 1: the Western Bear Foundation. The Western Bear Foundation. I think
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Speaker 1: that's the second donation. I can change it if we
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Speaker 1: want to edit. But give Caloriason why because that like
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Speaker 1: bears there you go? Good enough for me? Does that
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Speaker 1: satisfy you? Cal Well, it's kind of like throwing your
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Speaker 1: money at white tail, you know, it's like they're just fine.
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Speaker 1: Remember all that private land. I should change that. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: the Western Bear Foundation is not throwing money at white
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Speaker 1: tails or bears. Is throwing money at the right to
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Speaker 1: hunt bears, I believe more so. Yeah, which I think
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Speaker 1: out of everything that we hunt, maybe might be the
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Speaker 1: thing that's what do we need to like? Do this? No,
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Speaker 1: this is great. I'm also convinced they're never going to
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Speaker 1: get another donation unless Clay Newcomb wins. Good on you,
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Speaker 1: Brody for picking the Western Bear Foundation. You satisfied, cal
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Speaker 1: I don't know, And that's the sighting ends, the only
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Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins a nice bird. Everything's fine.