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Show #168 NFYTW Philly Style · Because Fuck You That's Why Podcast

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Hello, and welcome to nfyt W Philly Style. For one hundred and sixty
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eight episodes, I've been telling our contestants that they're wrong and why, and
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now it's their turn to do the same to me. I have your stacks
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and stacks of statements from several different categories, each of which has something wrong
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in the statement. Our contestants have to figure out what is wrong and how
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to correct it in order to earn valuable NERD cred because the player at the
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end of the game who has the most nerdad will win the game and win
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a prize. But we are on location in Philadelphia, the illest of the
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Delphias uh, and we're here with some very special friends. So I'm just
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going to get right into contestant introductions. First up, from the Ultrope Girls,
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the Ultimate Literary Girl. It's Caroline. Who. Hi, Hello,
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Caroline, thrilled to have you. Um Ordinarily on our show. When we
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do interruptions, we ask a question, but I know a few. This
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is why we do statements instead. I think Kocici is one of the best
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liars in literary history. I would agree with that. Really, yeah,
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very cool. Any particular reason why are you just like on board. Um,
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he is such a good liar. He knows when other people are lying,
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and he convinces himself offense. And I've tried playing through multiple times.
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I cannot tell when he's telling the when he's lying that period almost all the
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time, unless it's approvable. It's like I'm the cul friend. Yeah okay,
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yeah, buddy, yeah all right, very good. Uh And player
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number two is an old hand of the BFY t W crew. It's Stevie,
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Holy crab. Isn't me already? Yes? It is, yeah,
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player number two, dude, it's the order. The order was randomly determined
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before the show. But yeah, there you go, oh number two,
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number two. Yeah, um, I was number two, Stevie. Your
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statement, um yeah yeah, um, good luck. We doesn't do a
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lot for me creative creatively. I called blasphemy on you because I hear your
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Patreon content punk. I think it does a great job creatively for you.
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I don't know. I feel like I'm just babbling on when I do Aaron
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on Edibles so much fun. It's it's enlightening, it really is. It's
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it's a great episode. It's it's literally me babbling for like thirty minutes.
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I don't even know what I'm going to talk about when I start recording those,
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and I don't feel like I'm putting out great content. I gotta be
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honest, Hey, sometimes it's quantity over quality. I mean, I know,
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I know you like it, but I feel like you might be the
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only one who does at least two. All right, um, let's move
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on to player number three, which is another member of the Ultra Hope Girls.
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Uh. It's Maddie. Hi, Maddie, Hello, so excited to
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meet both of all of you in person. Um let me think, what
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what what for? Maddie. Um? So, the threat management theory that
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you describe to me terror management, terror management? I see, there you
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go. You're already on the block. So that's how this game works,
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say Aaron, you idiot, This is correct terror management theory. The way
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you described it to me, I find really fascinating, and I just want
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to check that I have like the base ground principle of it, which is
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that the threat of death influences your politics and it increases as you age.
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UM. I have to admit, I can't remember I didn't go like super
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extensively into the effects of age. So I can't actually remember the answer to
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that question, but am I anywhere close? But yes, the studies that
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have been done with that theory, using that theory as a framework, I've
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shown that the more intense your death anxiety, the more there's a correlation essentially
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between intense death anxiety and political polarization. So if you're more anxious about death,
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even subconsciously, you're more likely to be political like extremes and either it
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works for either side. It does work for y. That's fascinating. That
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checks out for me. Yeah, the more afraid you are, the harder
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you're gonna lean to not die. Yeah, and feel like you need to
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do something before you die. Yes, right, Yeah, it's gonna say
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though that I think as I've gotten older, I fear death less. So
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I don't know how that age thing works. But when I was a child,
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I used to be up at night thinking about how in the future I
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was going to be dead. And now I'm okay with it. Oh my
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gosh, I've experienced enough. Whenever which player number four is a podcaster and
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a comedian, it's Sarah. I feel like I don't even need to make
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a statement because I feel like you just made a pretty good one. We'll
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try it anyway, sure, um, all right, Um, I I
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am. I'm gonna. I'm gonna push for a character in something that is
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is like the one we described at lunch, like a deadpan a deadpan Why
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can't I not say his name? Thank you, Gundam, A dead pan
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Gundam just delivering these immense, bombastic platitudes. And I think you'd play it
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perfectly. Well, it's an honor to be considered as Gundam. Excellent,
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excellent. Look, I have my dark Deva too. He's right here.
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She just he just sighed. Oh he doesn't have a mic unfortunately. Well,
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Ziggy's here with us in spirit, okay, and she's literally right here.
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Yeah, literally. So I have four stacks of statements of all different
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categories, and we have some These are common statements. There's usually only one
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thing wrong with them. When you believe you know what it is, You're
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gonna buzz in using your controller and tell me no F you uh and the
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F can be any F word, doesn't matter if you can use the real
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F one if you want uh and uh, and then tell me what's wrong
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with the statement and try to correct it. If you managed to do both.
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You just win it outright, If you just give me what's wrong,
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you'll keep it unless somebody else can. So every statement has something wrong with
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that, Yes, okay, every statement has something wrong with it. So
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it's not like a true or false. It's like it's we know it's false.
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No, there is something wrong with each of these statements. You just
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have to figure out what and between these common statements. We also have uncommon
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mini games which are going to be for fun. And then the final question
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is the rare question, which is worth as many points as you're willing to
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wager. So we'll see about that when we get there. Let's get started,
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Caroline, as you were randomly chosen to be player number one, I'm
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gonna ask you what category would you like to start with. We have music,
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Internet, TV and food food food it is for one nerd cred.
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Wait, sorry, what are in terms of like rules of like one?
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We can buzz in anytime anytime? You can stop me like that like that?
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Okay, all right, for your sake, I'm not going to count
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that as buzzy on Caroline, Yes, but don't do it again otherwise I
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will call on you. Ready, here's your first food statement. It will
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probably not be a surprise to learn that white chocolate isn't really chocolate, as
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it's devoid of the cocoa solids that are the primary component of conventional chocolate.
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Instead, these are replaced with milk solids. Hershey's is generally credited with the
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first white chocolate bar, as it was created as a way to use excess
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milk powder and cocoa butter. Stevie, fuck you. You just said it
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didn't have cocoa in it, and at the end you said it did.
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It's devoid of cocoa solids, not cocoa butter. You're not saying thing.
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You are wrong nothing for you. Would anyone else like to try? You
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might as well? Rolin um, no, flawn you, yes, um,
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it does have coco powder in it. No it does not. Are
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there penalties for wrong answers? No, no penalties. Might as well try
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the penalties just for being Caroline Hey, all right, buzzing, No,
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fuck you. It wasn't Hershey's that is credited with the invention of this,
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and who would be I'm gonna call it. I don't think I know that.
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Okay, So you hit on what's wrong? If anyone can tell me
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what the correct answer, what the correct correction is. They'll scal the plot.
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Whoa okay, Sarah, Okay, Um, I'm gonna say that.
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Sorry, fuck you. Um, there you go. I don't apologize for
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it. Yeah, I don't apologize. Cadbur no any no, anyone else.
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I can't buzzing. Yeah, I was wonder my name. No,
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Um, you said hurt Nestle. Nestle is the right. I totally forgot
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that that comes. So I don't get anything right. He gets a Stevie
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stole the point. Sorry, sorry, no, not all right. So
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Stevie gets out the gate with one NERD cred. Stevie, what category you
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wanna try next? Um, let's go to TV for one NERD cred.
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The Boys is a superhero television show on Amazon Prime Video set in a universe
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where superpowered individuals are corrupt and are opposed by a group of vigilantes called the
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Boys. Carl Urban plays Billy Butcher, the leader of the Boys and a
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former and m I five operative who has a particular hatred for Homelander, who
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he believes responsible for the disappearance of his wife. Steve. Stevie, fuck
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you, it's not m I five, What is it six wrong? You
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hit on what's wrong? I'll give it to somebody. They can tell me
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what the correct correction. Sarah, fuck you? Is it the CIA?
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No, Caroline or Maddie, can you repeat that last party question? Carl
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Urban plays Billy Butcher, the leader of the Boys and a former m I
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five operative who has a particular hatred for Homelander. Blah blah blah. The
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incorrect part is that he was a former m I five operative. Wait is
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that my only guess? Yeah, now that he's kid on What's wrong,
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everybody else gets a shot to Steven. I'm just gonna make a wild guess
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because I've never seen this show for it. Um, he, I'm gonna
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guess he's no, fuck you, he's not a former operative, he's a
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current operative. Oh it's a nice tribe, but that's wrong. Yeah,
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dang, it does sound like something you would pull though. That is the
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kind of thing I would do. But no, Caroline, Um, what
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did you guess before? C Yes, I said crime scene Investigator. Oh,
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I was gonna say CIA, so I'll just say ncis No. I'm
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afraid he wasn't on ncis Billy Butcher wasn't in m I five. He was
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in the SAS. Yeah, what is that the fire? It's the British
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Special Air Services would Yeah. I wasn't sure if you were like pretending that
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he was British, So I went for American. Oh and then I remember
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that interpoll existed and I was wondering if it was that so nobody was able
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to steal it. So Stevie, that point is yours. You were up
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to to zero for everybody else. Stevie, where would you like to go?
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Now? Um, let's move to the internet. Internet. Yeah,
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Internet's awesome. Let's go to the Internet and see what's there. Past Bad
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lip Reading is a YouTube channel featuring intentionally poor lip reading of video clips for
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comedic effect. At The first video released was a spoof of Rebecca Black's Friday
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called Gang Fight, in which she's rolling with quote her pleasant Nazis Gunter and
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Hans. The creator was anonymous until twenty twenty one, but is now known
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to be music and video producer Damian Knight from Texas. No Funky You,
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It's it the Black or the Friday one wasn't their first video. I'm afraid
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it was all right? Anybody else so Sarah, Fuck you, They're not
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intentionally poor, They're actually intentionally amazing and so true. I mean, it
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doesn't make intentionally poor incorrect because they are changing what people are actually saying,
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So I would say intentionally poor is correct. So I can't give you the
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point. I will not argue, however, that it is still in ininally
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amazing. Does anyone else want to see if they can figure out what's wrong?
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Stevie or Maddie. Maddie, no, fuck you, we didn't find
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out who it was in twenty twenty one. It was a different year.
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M You are close enough to the correct answer that I'm going to give it
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to you unless somebody can give me the right correction. Stevie, it wasn't
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that dude, that producer guy whoever you said? It wasn't somebody else that's
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Dame correct? Damn it? Caroline or Sarah? Um No, I'm not
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even gonna try. Can you say with the year and the creator was anonymous
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until twenty twenty one, but is now known to be music and video producer
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Dame. Um, they weren't anonymous, they had like a pseudonym. They
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were known beforehand, is what you're saying? Yeah? No, sorry,
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Sarah, you want to take a shot. Okay, no idea which part
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of this I'm supposed to be picking? Yeah, but you gotta give me
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something, fuck you. I mean that is something, but I need more.
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Okay, fine, I'm just gonna go with Maddie's answer and say it
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was twenty twenty. No. I already told Maddie that wasn't quite it.
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Maddie, you get the point in congrats. Yeah, the creator is still
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anonymous. All we know is that they are a music and video producer from
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Texas. But I've made up the name nice all right, So that is
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a point for Maddie and Maddie. It is your turn to choose a category.
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Would you like to try? Let's try music. Music it is and
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here's your question. Cardi B got her name because her sister was named Hennessee,
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leading people to call her butccarty. Her real name is Bell Collis marlinas
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l manz ar Cephus. She was the first female rapper to appear on the
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cover of Time magazine and the first female rapper to be named Woman of the
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Year at the Billboard Women in Music Awards. Stev fuck you, Aaron.
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Her real name is uh what was her fake name? What was her name?
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Cardi v Cardigan, Backyardigan? Uh? No, anyone else somewhere?
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No, fabulous you. Um, it's um. It's that she wasn't the
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first woman for Times Woman of the Year or whoever whatever that one was.
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Who was hmm it's best rapper? Is it? Woman? Can I ask
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that what I said was the first female rapper to appear on the cover of
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Time? Oh? Um, it was? Um, I don't know any
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others Meg the Stallion. No, it doesn't make the stallion. Um.
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So there are two things wrong with the statement. You can correct me in
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one of two ways. Caroline did not hit on it, but she's in
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the ballpark about what's wrong? Would anyone else like to buzz in and take
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a shot at correcting this? Maddie it was ninky nice try, but no
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it wasn't. Nicki Minaj Sarah, I'm gonna sorry, fuck you? And
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also, oh I'm not solizing sorry okay, Um, she was never on
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the cover of Time magazine. That's incorrect. She wasn't the cover of Time
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magazine. Stevie, you've got a chance to steal but your last yeah you
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did. But somebody then got close to us, right, so you get
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a chance to steal it. Stevie, she wasn't a rapper, No,
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Stevie, she was definitely That is another point to Maddie. Okay, Like
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I said, there were two ways to correct this. The actual first female
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rapper to appear on the cover of Time was Lauren Hill back in nineteen ninety
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nine. That was me. I I didn't get it right. Oh it
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was Caroline. Yeah, Caroline, game came up with the wrong rapper one
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because my apologies. The other way to correct it, Cardi b was the
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first female rapper to appear on the cover of Vogue. Oh so that was
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another way you could be You could correct it, um, but either way,
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point goes to Caroline. Thank you, Maddie for your honesty. Yeah.
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No, all right. I was like, oh I must have missed
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something. All right, So it's time for a first uncommon game. Sorry,
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Caroline, you don't get to pick category yet. Uncommon games are like
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the common statements, except it's a completely different game and it's worth more points.
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Uh. For our first game, we're playing who lets the Cats out?
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Now? Now? Now, now, I have here seven fictional cats.
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All I need you to do is buzz in and tell me who owns
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that particular cat. Whoever successfully identifies the owner of the most cats wins the
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game and earns two points. Fair warning. At least one of these cats
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isn't owned by anyone, which makes nobody the correct answer. Also, if
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the owner has a full name, I need both their first and last name,
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but if they're primarily known only by one name, I will accept that.
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Ready, Yes, okay, here we go. Your first cat,
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Garfield. What's his name? The dog is Odi and the owner is Dan
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John John last name? Oh? No, John Denver, Sarah Caroline,
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Hey, okay, because you, because you, because you buzzed in at
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the same time as me, and you almost got it. Cat number two
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Crookshankscher that's right, all right. Cat number three Hobbs Caroline Calvin, that's
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right. Cat number four mister Bigglesworth, Stephen Stevie, Oh, doctor Evil,
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that's right. Cat number five Heathcliff, Stephen Stevie, No one,
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that's right. Cat number six spot nobody. I'm gonna call time. That
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was data from Star Trek new next generation all right? And finally, last
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cat Snowbell oh Stephen Steviella wrong? Anyone else now, I Failiar, but
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I don't know. I'm gonna call time. That would have been Stuart Little,
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but I would have taken any member of the little family. It is
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a family cat. So Caroline got two cats, Stevie got two cats,
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Sarah got one cat. So there's a tie. So you're each gonna get
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two points, all right. And since there was a tie, Stevie,
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you were in the lead when we went into the game, So I'm gonna
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give it to Caroline. Caroline, what category would you like to try?
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For a last question before the break? Music for one nerd cred pianos or
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keyboard instruments with strings struck by wooden hammers coated with a softer material, and
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they can have upward of twelve thousand parts. It was invented around the year
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seventeen hundred by Nicolo Amati, who served as apprentice to the great violin maker
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Bartolomeo Christopher Caroline, no flabbergasted you it? Um, he didn't mentor under
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that guy's not a violinist. Uh So you're saying that Nicolo Amati did not
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apprentice to the great violin maker in bartel Lomeo Christophori. Um, I don't
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think he made violins. That's incorrect, Stevie, I believe Fuck you,
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Aaron. The year is incorrect. The year is correct, So Sarah,
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Um, the wrong thing, fuck you. The wrong thing is the guy
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who invents who made the piano? And what would the correction be? I
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don't know. Okay, you're close enough to it that I'm gonna give it
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to you unless somebody can steal it by correcting it. M Caroline, no
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floor you U it is it? Um? Can you repeat the piano statement?
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Pianos or keyboard instruments with strings struck by wooden hammers coated with a softer
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material, and they can have upward of twelve thousand parts. It was invented
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around the year seventeen hundred by Niccolo Amati, who served as it was two
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people. Uh no, that is incorrect. Maddie. You want to take
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a shot. I have no idea. Take guess a wild guess, do
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it, Maddie. It was me I invented it. That's absolutely correct.
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Maddie is a time traveler and went back three hundred years specifically to invent the
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piano. Uh No, that's incorrect. I'm gonna give the point to Sarah.
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It was Urt Tolomeo who invented the piano nut Nicolo Matti. I switched
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the names around. Oh, so point goes to Sarah and at the break
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the scores are Maddie with one point, Sarah at one point, Caroline has
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three points, and Stevie has four points. But that could all change.
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Trending pot I take it. Welcome back. We got a heated gain of
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fuck you. This is why points are flying every which way. This might
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be the highest scoring game we've had at this point in a long time.
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So let's begin with another common statement. Sarah, you got the last one
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right, So you get the choice. What category do you want to try?
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Can you remind me what they are, sure, music, food,
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TV or Internet. I'll do TV TV. It is for one nerd.
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Cred who Wants to Be a Millionaire has just under one hundred different variations of
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the show across the globe, and everybody knows the standard fifty fifty phone a
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friend and ask the audience lifelines, but there were also a number of unique
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lifelines in those variations, like switch the question three wise men, two wise
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men, ask one of the audience, Ask three of the audience plus one
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Stevie, fuck you. It's not two wise men. That is incorrect.
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I will continue the statement for everybody else and I'll start from there. Three
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wise men, two wise men, ask one of the audience, ask three
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of the audience plus one Crystal Ball, and ask the host. So Sarah,
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it's fuck you. It's not under one hundred, it's over one hundred.
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That's exactly right. That is exactly right. There are over one hundred
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different variations, not under good catch. It's like my favorite universe, the
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ninety Day Fiance universe. And yes, every single one of those lifelines I
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read off is absolutely real. So Sarah gets another point, and you get
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the choice of the categories. Again, what would you like to do?
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I'll do music. Music. It is for one nerd cred. Taylor Allison
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Swift was born in East Reading, Pennsylvania, and she moved to Nashville at
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age fourteen to become a country artist, and her two thousand and six self
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titled debut album made her the first female country artist to write a US platinum
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album. Her popularity exploded when she started experimenting with country pop with albums Fearless
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and Speak Now. Stevie, fuck you. She wasn't the first one.
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It was Dolly Parton. That is incorrect, right, I will continue the
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statement, experimenting with country pop with albums Fearless and Speak Now, eventually resulting
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in The Times calling her the Bob Dylan of our age. M So,
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Sarah, fuck you. I'm gonna say she didn't move when she was fourteen.
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She moved when she was That's incorrect. It's not her age, that's
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wrong. Can you repeat the statement, okay? Taylor Allison Swift was born
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in East Writing, Pennsylvania, and she moved to Asheville at age fourteen to
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become a country artist, and her two thousand and six self titled debut album
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made her the first female country artist to write a US platinum album. Her
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popularity exploded when she started experimenting with country pop with albums Fearless and speak Now,
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eventually resulting inline Caroline. Um. I would argue that Fearless is not
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a country pop album. You can, but that's not what I'm looking for.
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Sorry, Naddy, You're the only one left to guess. Okay,
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no, fuck you. I'll guess that. It was not The Times that
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called her the Bob Dylan of ur Age. That's the kind of thing I
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would do, but it's wrong, I'm afraid. So nobody got close to
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what the actual I said. She was born in East Reading. She was
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born in West Oh my god, I did have that. I was like,
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no Caroline knows where she was born? Well, I knew it was
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Reading. Yeah, this is what I gotta put up with every week.
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Yes, I will be that pedantic. Nobody gets that point. So Sarah,
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you still have control. Where would you like to go next? Um?
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Well, I'll try another music, another music. Alrighty for one nerd
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credit time for some fun Grammy facts. They used to be called the Gramophone
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Awards, and the trophies themselves are modeled after gramophones, and only three artists,
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Billie Eilish, Adele and Christopher Cross have ever won the Big Four Awards
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Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year and
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Best New Artist, and two of them won them all in the same year.
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Billy Eilish, Oh sorry, three buzzing, go ahead, no flop
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you it's more than three. It's four. That is incorrect. I'll finish
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the statement. And two of them won all four awards in the same year,
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Billie Eilish in twenty twenty and Adele in two thousand and nine. Nothing,
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Stephen Stevie, Fuck you, Aaron. It wasn't two thousand and nine
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for Adele. It was later than that. Oh, that's incorrect. I
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thought you gonna make you do a year Maddie or Sarah so Sarah? Um?
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The third one isn't the name that you said, Christopher Cross, Yeah,
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no it is. I'm sorry, Maddie, you're the last one to
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take shots. Every time you say that, I think she has to take
30:45
a literal shot of alcohol. Oh my god. If this were a drinking
30:49
game, it can be. It's not hard converted. Okay, I'll guess
30:57
that. Willie Eilish's year is wrong. No, Billie Eilish's year is correct.
31:03
I said Adele won all of them in the same year. That is
31:07
incorrect. Christopher Cross won them all in the same year in nineteen eighty one.
31:11
Adele did not win all four in two thousand and nine. She should
31:14
have. Yeah, probably, I don't know who the others are, all
31:18
right, So nobody gets that point. But that's fine. We're moving on
31:22
to our second uncommon game. And this game is a fun one and it's
31:26
one we've played before. It's called sitcom karaoke. I have seven setups from
31:32
popular television sitcoms, and I just want you to give me the punch line.
31:36
You don't have to get it exact. If you're close enough to the
31:37
original punch line, I'll give it to you. The player who gets the
31:41
most correct out of seven wins and earns two NERD cred. So this first
31:48
sitcom setup is from the Fresh Prince of bel Air. When do we eat
31:56
here? We eat here? Later? You eat here never? What's the
32:02
punchline? This is Jazzy Jeff talking to Uncle Phil ste Stevie. You eat
32:13
here all the time. I'm going to give that to you. That's close
32:15
enough. He says, looks like you eat here often. Awesome. So
32:22
that's one point to Stevie. All right, six more to go. Here
32:25
is a sitcom set up number two. This is from Parks and Recreation.
32:30
Well, nice to meet you. My name's April, and I just wanted
32:34
to say that your dress is so cute it's bunks. I saw my spinning
32:38
instructor wearing it and I was like, shut up, where do I get
32:42
that? Oh? My god, who's your spinning instructor? Gregory or Manona?
32:45
I go to Janis. Who are Gregory and Winona? I've never heard
32:47
of them before? Are they better? Winona rocks my world? Seriously,
32:52
you need to get me in there, like that's a mass mess. She's
32:57
the worst person I've ever met. What line follows that I can't buse?
33:01
Oh? Sorry, uh Caroline, UM, I love her? No she
33:10
does not. Um Maddie Sarah or Stevie. Stevie, Maddie or Sarah.
33:34
I'm gonna call it in three two one. I have no idea, no
33:38
guesses, Caroline, what is it? I want to travel the world with
33:42
her? That's it. Yeah, She's the worst person I've ever met.
33:45
I want to travel Nobody got that one. Unfortunately, let's move on to
33:52
set up number three. This is from Cheers. It's gonna be very sad
33:57
place. Some people spend their whole lives in. What follows that ste Stevie
34:07
Norm walks in. That was normal? That was normal. Norm says one
34:13
more thing? Can you replay that? Sorry? Like I absolutely can.
34:16
By the way, it's partially covered up by applause. But he says,
34:19
bars are sometimes sad. Places can be very sad places. Some people spend
34:24
their whole lives in the barn. Some people even have their funeral here.
34:34
I like that, but it's wrong Maddie or Sarah. I like, I've
34:38
never seen these, ah anything I'll call times. Sarah sounds like a great
35:00
life. I like that, but no, that's not correct. Maddie.
35:06
Whoa ohez all right, Oh, I'm not sure what's going on here.
35:20
Maintained an unplug and replug. It's the a button that it might be stuck
35:23
or something. There we go, it's gone. Okay, Sarah, can
35:30
you buzz in for me just once? Okay? Rock out? Maddie,
35:35
would you like to take a shot? It's sadder if you don't. I
35:42
mean, I like that it's incorrect. The actual punch line is just yesterday,
35:46
some guy sat right here next to me for eleven hours. That's norm
35:52
for you. All right, nobody got that one. Let's move on to
35:54
Sitcom set up number four. This is from the good Place. Somebody royally
36:00
forked up. Somebody forked up? Why can't I say? For if you're
36:06
trying to curse, you can't hear. I guess a lot of people in
36:08
this neighborhood don't like it, so it's prohibited. What follows that line,
36:13
Maddie fork you? No, not quite anyway. Stevie's got to be forked
36:21
them. No, no, damn. Carolina's shirt close. I'm gonna give
36:31
it to you. I'm gonna give it to you, but if I know
36:35
the actual Yeah, but it's not fair because you watched that episode. I'm
36:40
gonna give it to Sarah because she was close enough. I did say I'd
36:43
give it to you if you were close enough. She says, that's bullshirt.
36:45
Oh oh nice, So Sarah takes that one. Sarah and Stevie each
36:52
have one set up. Let's move on to set up number five. This
36:57
is from Community What else? Start with a quick look see into someone's bag,
37:01
and then it's a brisk PEEKARONI at our phone records, and before you
37:05
can say nineteen eighty four, the thought police are forcy wartsing you defend and
37:08
spread and spread the thought police gonna make love to us. A third person
37:15
speaks at this point. What line follows Caroline, I wish No, that's
37:23
incorrect. Maddie, Steven ste Chevy Chase walks in and he says, I've
37:34
had I've had to spread him once or so. No, No, that's
37:38
not right, Maddie or Sarah. I'll call time in three two. So
37:47
Sarah, I'm always spread to I got I'm not seeing this all right.
38:01
So the gentleman who plays a childish gambino speaks up and goes, do they
38:07
fight thoughts in our butts? That's what he says. All right, Let's
38:12
move on to set up number six. This is from Arrested Developments. I'm
38:16
exercising, I'm sleeping well, be doing time. What does the patriarch of
38:22
the family say next, I'm exercising, I'm doing well. The sun says
38:30
you're doing time. So Sarah, the time of my life. That's exactly
38:35
right. He says, I'm doing the time of my life. Well done,
38:42
Sarah. That's two. So, Sarah, you're definitely going to get
38:45
two points out of this because there's only one setup left and the best anyone
38:49
can do is tie you. But let's see if anybody else can you get
38:52
two points. The final sitcom set up is from The Golden Girls. Oh
38:58
Girls, thought to be late. I ran out of gas on the way
39:01
home. It's just horrible. Nobody would stop to help me. This could
39:07
never have happened in the Old South. What has become of chivalry? When
39:12
men used to open doors for you, pull out your chair, tip their
39:15
hat, kiss your hand, help you down out of your carriage, leave
39:19
calling cards a little silver sound time sure have changed? No, no,
39:30
oh, they're more than willing to pull out. I like that, but
39:37
no, that's not what is said. Next. It's Maddie and Sarah the
39:49
late too yet again the deep thinkers. I've got nothing, Sarah, And
39:57
then they stop when you get married. I like it, but no,
40:02
Maddie, you're sure you don't want to take a shot. I have no
40:05
idea. All right, that's fine? Uh be Arthur as uh not Sophie.
40:13
Why can I not remember her name? In any event? She says,
40:15
how far back do you want to go? Do you still want to
40:16
be able to vote? I almost said something about voting. If you said
40:22
something about losing the ability to vote, I would have given it to you.
40:25
In any event, Sarah won two of those Steve, you only got
40:29
one, So Sarah wins the game and earns two points. Well done.
40:36
The scores at the end of that game, Stevie and Sarah are tied on
40:38
four points. Caroline has three, Maddie has won, but there's still a
40:42
lot of game left. Speaking which Sarah, you won that game, so
40:45
you have the right to choose the next category, um Internet Internet for one
40:54
nerd credit. You may know Tayzon Day as the singer of the viral video
41:00
a song, Chocolate Rain, but you might know him from other things.
41:04
He's appeared on The Opie and Anthony Show, G four TV's Attack of the
41:07
Show, VH one's Hip Hop Squares, Lily Allen and Friends, Jimmy Kimmel
41:12
Live, Tosh point zero, and Morey, where he performed Chocolate Rain on
41:16
national television a little over three months after posting it on YouTube. Maddie,
41:25
no, fuck you, I'm going to guess it wasn't Jimmy Kimmel. It
41:28
was Jimmy fallon Nice Tribe. But no, it was Jimmy Kimmel Live anyone
41:32
else the Jimmy's Do you mind reading it again? Yes, you may know
41:38
Taizon Day as the singer of the viral video song Chocolate Rain, but you
41:44
might know him from other things. He's appeared on The Opie and Anthony Show,
41:46
G four TV's Attack of the Show, VH one's Hip Hop Squares.
41:52
Caroline, no, um flowing you. It's not on VH one, It's
42:01
on MTV. That is incorrect. Stevie or Sarah Stevie, it wasn't Attack
42:12
of the show. Know that he was on Attack of the show? Sho
42:22
Sarah fuck you did maybe Hazonde not write that song? Oh my god?
42:28
That would be amazing if it was true. But it's no, that's incorrect.
42:31
I said he was on VH one's Hip Hop Squares. He did not
42:35
appear on Hip Hop Squares. He did appear on VH one's Best Week Ever.
42:39
However, so when Caroline said it wasn't VH one, that was not
42:43
correct. It was vhe just not Yeah, sorry, all right, one
42:49
more before we go to another break, Sarah, You're still in control because
42:52
you have been from most of this game. Where would you like to go
42:57
next? Caroline is mouthing TV and me all right, TV? It is
43:02
from either one of you. Here's this statement. House MD stars Hugh Laurie
43:08
as the titular misanthropic genius, and many parallels can be drawn between him and
43:13
Sherlock Holmes. The patient in the pilot is named after Irene Adler from the
43:17
short story A Case of Identity. House is shot at the end of season
43:22
two by a gunman who's credited as Moriarty. And How's his name is a
43:25
deliberate reference to Sherlock's last name, Holmes. I get it, No fork
43:36
you, m It's not Irene, It's someone else. The patient in the
43:44
pilot is named after Irene Adler made Maddie no fuck you. It wasn't the
43:51
end of season two that he was shot. It was the end of season
43:54
two that he was shot. Can you read the beginning again? Sure?
43:59
House I'm D stars Hugh Laurie as the titular misanthropic genius, and many parallels
44:04
can be drawn between him and Sherlock Holmes. The patient in the pilot is
44:07
named after Irene Adler from the short story A Case of Identity. House is
44:13
shot at the end of season two by a gunman who was credited as Moriarty,
44:16
and how's his name is a deliberate reference to Sherlock's last name Holmes.
44:21
So, Sarah, the fuck you? The show is called House, not
44:25
House MD. Nice try, but it is officially titled House MD. Stevie,
44:31
you're left, Yeah, dream, Thanks Steve, I kind of remember
44:38
it. I really appreciate you paying attention during one of our recordings. Yeah,
44:42
it was that doctor Gay. Um, I'm gonna say it was Moriarty.
44:47
It was somebody else. No, it was credited as Moriarty. Um,
44:52
this one was tough. I said that Irene Adler was from the short
44:55
story A Case of Identity. She's name checked, but she doesn't actually appear
45:00
in a Case of Identity. The story she actually appears in is a scandal
45:04
in Bohemia. That was like the second thing I thought after Yeah, I
45:08
said, so no points for that same in either. But we're sitting pretty.
45:15
Mandy has one point, Caroline has three, Stevie and Sarah have four
45:17
each. We're gonna see how this all plays out and we finished Part three,
45:22
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for podcast info, viral social media post and so much more. We're back
46:14
with a relatively close game and we're going to see who wins. An all,
46:20
let's move on to our next common statements. Tara, you are still
46:23
in control? Okay? Would you like to go? What's the category?
46:30
I haven't picked yet? Food? Okay? Food? Who it is for
46:36
one? Nerd creb? This one's for candy fans. Did you know that
46:38
Eminem's were named after two men named Frank and Bruce in the nineteen thirties,
46:44
Frank C. Mars observed soldiers in the Spanish Civil War eating Smarties, and
46:49
he created his own process to make similar candy. In nineteen forty one,
46:52
when the company was founded, it was named Eminem Limited after himself and Bruce
46:57
Murray, who had a twenty percent are in the product. Steve stuck.
47:02
You learned it wasn't Skittles. He based it around smartiest thing Skittles. Yeah,
47:09
no, damn it. There was not anybody else, Maddie, no,
47:15
fuck you. It wasn't the Spanish Civil War. Nice try, but
47:19
it was the Spanish Civil War, So Sarah, no fuck you. They
47:23
weren't whatever you said, business partners. They were gay lovers, so they
47:34
may have been that, but they were also business partners. Not confirmed.
47:38
Read the statement. Yeah sure, this one's for candy fans. Did you
47:42
know that M and M's were named after two men named Frank and Bruce.
47:45
In the nineteen thirties, Frank C. Mars observed soldiers in the Spanish Civil
47:49
War eating Smarties, and he created his own process to make similar candy.
47:52
In nineteen forty one, when the company was founded, it was named Eminem
47:55
Limited after himself and Bruce Murray, who had a twenty percent share in the
48:00
product. No flap. You part of the challenges coming up with a new
48:10
apport, doing a really good job. Thank you. I'm enjoying the process.
48:17
Um oh god, his last name wasn't Murray. Uh no, you're
48:23
actually hovering around the right here. But his first name wasn't bus It was
48:29
the other guy. It wasn't Frank C. Mars. It was his son,
48:30
Forrest Mars, who actually patented and created Eminem's. So no points there.
48:38
One more before we get to another uncommon game, Sarah, what category
48:43
would you like to try? I'll try food again, food again for one
48:50
nerd cred Raspberries are the edible fruits of a multitude of plant species in the
48:55
genus Rubus of the rose family, and in twenty twenty, world production to
49:00
raspberries was almost nine hundred thousand tons. And if you're a fan of blue
49:05
raspberry flavoring, I hope you're aware that both the flavor and color don't derive
49:09
from raspberries at all. It was first used in the United States in nineteen
49:14
fifty eight to make a new flavor of ice cream, and it's made from
49:17
cares. Forrest. You it wasn't ice cream. What was it? Oh
49:30
God, I know this too. It was shave ice. I'm gonna give
49:37
that to you because it says snow cone, same thing. So yeah,
49:42
yeah, blue raspberry was invented to add interest to snow cones, not ice
49:45
cream. So Caroline gets the point. Well done, But once again,
49:50
you've scored a point just in time to lose control. Because we're going to
49:52
an uncommon game, and this one's a favorite of ours. This one's called
49:58
code words. For this game, I've got a list of facts that describe
50:01
characters in three different movies or TV series. All you have to do is
50:06
tell me what character from these movie or TV series these things happen to.
50:10
But there's one slight catch. You can't say the name and the character or
50:15
the movie or the TV show they're from. You have to use the code
50:17
word instead. If you say the name of the movie or TV show or
50:22
the character, you won't get the point. So if the event the event
50:25
in question describes ZeVA David from ncis, say Betty White. If it describes
50:34
Wonder Woman in the twenty seventeen movie of the same name, say Cardi b.
50:40
And if it describes Dolores Umbridge in the Harry Potter movies, say Marjorie
50:46
Taylor Green. Can you say the second one again? I can do all
50:52
three of them. If the event in question describes ZeVA David from NCIS,
50:57
say Betty White. If it describes Wonder Woman in the twenty seventeen movie of
51:02
the same name, say Cardi b And if it describes Dolores Umbridge in the
51:07
Harry Potter movies, say Marjorie Taylor Green. So, for example, if
51:14
I were to say solve solves crimes involving Navy officers, the correct answer would
51:19
be Steve ste Betty White. That's correct, got it, got it?
51:24
Write it down. No, you are just going to buzz in as soon
51:29
as you know and give me the correct code word. Here we go openly
51:32
commits child abuse Steve Stevie Marjorie Keller Green correct, primarily known for being a
51:39
part of a team of four people. Sorry, I forgot clear it,
51:44
Sarahdi b uh no, damn Caroline Betty White. That is correct. Uh
51:54
number three implies she's bisexual, but seems Caroline Hardy's not working either. No,
52:00
shed before you could. Uh No, that's incorrect. So Sarah Betty
52:07
White. That's correct. Let's hold for a second, Matty, can you
52:13
buzz in? Yeah, it's working fine, you're just slow. I'm sorry.
52:24
Yeah, work him out, work him out. We got we got
52:28
six more of these. Uh. Yeah, that full statement was implied.
52:31
She's bisexual, but seems more attracted to men, Betty White, for ZeVA
52:36
de Vi. Uh seems to be bisexual. But Maddie Cardi is right.
52:43
Uh is named after a goddess of crossroads CV. Betty White. No,
52:49
Sarah Cardi B. That's right. Uh. Number six repeatedly defeated and humiliated
52:57
my children, Caroline Marjorie Green. Yeah, that's right. I feel like
53:01
you changed it in your mind when you heard children expecting children. Next one
53:10
enjoys tying people up with a lasso. Sarah Cardi B. Yeah, that's
53:15
right. Uh. Confronted centaurs with racial slurs Stevie No, Caroline Marjorie Taylor
53:25
Green. Yeah, that was confronted centaurs with racial slurs and was carried off
53:30
by the herd. And finally, Wow, Sarah, I didn't do it.
53:37
I think it's stuck again. Oh no, it's fine, all right.
53:39
Trained from a young age, Sarah Cardi b no. Trained from a
53:44
young age to be an assassinstry Maddie, that's right, and at the end
53:50
of code words uh, Sarah and Caroline have three points each. Maddie has
53:54
one, Stevie has one and sorry, Maddie has two. But it's not
53:58
enough, so Sarah and car Line tie. They each get two points.
54:01
Yeah, very nice. I got questions who's dolorous? From Harry Potter?
54:06
From Harry Potter? Oh god, okay cool? Four more statements. Sarah,
54:13
you're in the lead. Where do you want to go now? Um?
54:19
Actually no. Last time we did this, the you both won.
54:22
Caroline had fewer points of Caroline. You need to choose, all right,
54:25
I'm gonna go with TV for one nerd cred. Let's talk about commercials.
54:32
Frequently named the best commercial of all time. In nineteen eighty four, popular
54:37
director John Carpenter directed an Apple ad showing Sarah, I have no idea because
54:45
I forgot how this game works. For one moment, I thought I was
54:51
supposed to say, Betty White CARDI beer. No, we're done with that,
54:55
and you're done. We're just doing normal Stffen, do you want to
55:02
take a sin? I'm gonna say that that director. You said is the
55:07
wrong person? Who is it? I don't know because I clearly was not
55:12
paying enough attention. Okay, well, the fact of the matter is you
55:15
found what's wrong, but not the right correction. So I'm going to read
55:19
the whole thing. May please, if any one of the three of you
55:22
want to buzz in and give me the right correction, feel free to do
55:24
so. Let's talk about commercials. Frequently named the best commercial of all time.
55:29
In nineteen eighty four, popular director John Carpenter directed it wasn't John Carpenter,
55:34
who was it? It was Steven Spielberg. No, that's incorrect.
55:37
I will finish the statement for Stevie and Maddie. In nineteen eighty four,
55:43
popular director John Carpenter directed an Apple ad showing a scantily clad woman fighting a
55:49
brainwashing machine. Stevie, I answer, fuck you heard? Oh yeah,
55:59
your correction. My correction wasn't Carpenter, it was George Lucas. You.
56:01
No, it wasn't that, Maddie. This one's all yours. I'm gonna
56:08
let you read the whole thing out, but if you don't, I won't
56:13
be surprised. In nineteen eighty four, popular director John Carpenter directed an Apple
56:17
ad showing a scantily clad woman fighting a brainwashing machine inspired by George Orwell's classic
56:22
dystopian novel nineteen eighty four. Despite airing only once nationally, customers went on
56:28
to purchase one hundred and fifty five million dollars worth of Macintosh computers three months
56:34
after the ad aired. But it was not John Carpenter, so you can
56:38
just tell me who it was. No, fuck you, it wasn't John
56:43
Carpenter. It was John Shoemaker. I like that. The ad was directed
56:51
by Ridley Scott of Alien. Yeah, John Carpenter, but I would not
56:59
expected but Britley Scott. Sarah gets that point despite pizzing way too early.
57:07
Impressively done, you are still in control net. Where would you like to
57:16
go next? I'll do TV again. Yeah, this is our last TV
57:22
question, so no more after this. You must pick fund of the other
57:24
three categories. Here's your TV statement. Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Raymond. The
57:30
show ran for nine seasons, frequently gets included in the top one hundred TV
57:34
Shows of All Time lists from publications like TV Guide and Rolling Stone, and
57:37
earned a staggering sixty nine Emmy nominations. Ray Romano himself at one point earned
57:44
one. Steve wasn't Rolling Stone, No, I'm afraid it was. Rolling
57:50
Stone did include them in their Best TV Shows of All Times. I will
57:53
continue from where I left off. Ray Romano himself at one point earned one
57:58
point seven million dollars per episode, making him the second highest paid actor on
58:01
TV after Kelsey Grammer's Frasier. But when this news broke, the rest of
58:06
the main cast went on strike for more pay. No, Fizzy you,
58:13
um uh, it didn't have it had more seasons. It was eleven seasons.
58:20
No, it was nine, so Sarah, no fuck you. Nobody
58:24
loves Raymond and it was never on any lists because no one. I kind
58:31
of wish I was in that universe, but sorry, no, um Matty,
58:36
you're the only one left. Oh I am? Oh shoot, okay
58:39
um. I was also going to guess that it wasn't nine seasons, so
58:46
no, fuck you. I'm going to guess the person made more than one
58:52
point seven million dollars per episode. Um, that's incorrect. But you are
58:59
in the ballpark. Um, I said he was. I said he was
59:02
the second highest paid actor. He was the highest hold Grammar over Kelsey.
59:08
Yeah, Kelsey Grammar actually made less than him. He's a woman. Obviously,
59:13
they're both men. Yea also got paid for the song because he did
59:19
the song at the intros too. Yeah, he got double paid. He
59:21
still made less. He still made less than Ray Mono. He made it
59:23
one point seven million dollars per episode. That's a lot of money. Oh
59:28
my god, it's a crazy amount of money. Us. All right,
59:34
let's see, so we got three more statements to go before the rare question,
59:38
Sarah, you who are still in control? Is nobody can get a
59:44
statement right other than you? I'm gonna say Internet okay for one nerd cred.
59:53
Here's some fun podcast facts. According to the Omnicorps marketing agency, the
59:59
leading pot cast publisher worldwide is iHeartRadio with two hundred and sixty six million streams,
1:00:05
but the leading podcast app is Spotify with thirty point six percent of total
1:00:09
listenership. The most popular podcast genre is true crime with twenty two percent of
1:00:15
listenership. The most popular length for podcasts is twenty to forty minutes, and
1:00:20
the most likely listener to a podcast, based on statistics, is a white
1:00:24
male with a postgraduate degree listening on a mobile device, Mattie, I'm gonna
1:00:30
guess the most No fuck you, it's the most common listener is a female
1:00:37
of that description. Nice tribe at no is a white male? Who next
1:00:40
Stevie? No fuck you? Aaron? Or the numbers? Which number were
1:00:50
you interested in? I can tell you. I can't remember. I Heeart
1:00:53
Radio had two hundred and sixty six million streams. Spotify had thirty point six
1:00:58
percent of total listenership. True crime is the most popular genre of twenty two
1:01:00
percent of listenership and the most popular length for podcasts. He is twenty to
1:01:06
forty minutes. The time is wrong the most you think it's I think it's
1:01:08
higher than that. Yes, you're absolutely wrong. Really. The most popular
1:01:13
length is twenty four yearsweek at lower ours. Uh? Would anybody else liked
1:01:20
to buzz in? Who has not already done so? Can you repeat the
1:01:23
statement? Um, but finger you? That's so much worse. I was,
1:01:34
I was gonna, I'm really sorry. I was gonna remind you to
1:01:37
you include a F word because he left it out last time, But you
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didn't get it right. Anyway, That's awesome. I'm gonna put that.
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So. Here's some fun podcast facts. According to the Omnicorp marketing agency.
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The leading cop podcast publisher worldwide. Is I Heeart Radio two years. It's
1:01:53
not iHeartRadio Radio. It's NPR. No, it is I Heeart Radio.
1:01:58
Guess. I'm afraid good guess, Sarah. I'm gonna say that the percentage
1:02:07
of true crime is wrong. You're in the ballpark enough that I think I'm
1:02:16
going to give it to you unless somebody can. Well, you haven't corrected
1:02:19
it yet. What is your correction? Is it that it's is it somehow
1:02:28
not true crime? It's true crime somehow not the most popular kind of podcast.
1:02:34
I'm still waiting. Okay, okay, I'll just correct the percentage.
1:02:37
I'll say it's higher than that. No, but you are close enough that
1:02:44
I will give it to you unless somebody can give me the proper correction as
1:02:46
the three of you. Maddie, I'm gonna guess it's not it's the wrong
1:02:51
genre. I'm going to guess that news is the most popular. That is
1:02:57
incorrect, Caroline or Stevie, it's not true crime. It is entertainment.
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What wait, as most podcast category. I can't give that to you,
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Stevie. Stevie comedy podcast. That's what I was looking for. It's not
1:03:20
true crime, it's comedy that's the most popular with twenty two percent of listenership.
1:03:24
Oh okay, we don't change that. We've got to make our show
1:03:27
short. Stevie podcast. Stevie, you actually took control. It's not Sarah's
1:03:31
going to choose are for a little bit anyway, at least for this current
1:03:37
But there's only two left to go, so music, Internet or food?
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Food? Sir who is yes? I want some food for one nerd cred.
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While incredibly contentious, Hawaiian pizza is traditionally topped with pineapple, tomato,
1:03:49
sauce, cheese, and either ham or bacon. But despite being named after
1:03:52
Hawaii, it isn't an American invention. A Greek pizzeria owner in Canada invented
1:03:59
the pizza in nineteen sixty two, and even if you don't personally like it,
1:04:01
In twenty fourteen, Time ranked at first on its list of the ten
1:04:05
most influential pizzas a time Maddie, no, fuck you. It was invented
1:04:13
in America. That's incorrect, invented in Caroline. No for you, it
1:04:20
is. It isn't Time that did that. It was the onion. No,
1:04:27
I'm afraid it was time. Okay, he wasn't Greek, he was
1:04:32
Italian. Um no, he was Greek. Sorry, Sarah, you're last
1:04:39
up. I feel like I want to hear the rest that. Yeah,
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that was well incredibly contentious. Swainian pizza's traditionally topped with pineapple, tomato,
1:04:48
sauce, cheese, and either ham or bacon, but despite being named after
1:04:53
Hawaii, it isn't an American invention. A Greek pizzeria owner in Canada invented
1:04:58
the pizza in nineteen sixty two, and even if you personally don't like it,
1:05:00
in twenty fourteen, Time ranked it first on its list of the ten
1:05:04
most influential pizzas of all time. So, Sarah, fuck you, it
1:05:13
wasn't first, and first is the pizza from Chucky Cheese. I like that
1:05:25
answer. It's wrong, Um, but believe it or not, you are
1:05:28
in the You're in the right ballpark. I said it was the top ten.
1:05:30
It was the top thirteen. Specific that was an incredibly panetic thing to
1:05:38
do, and you're or even thirteen pizzas out there, so they're just like,
1:05:45
a ten's not enough, we gotta do thirteen. Do you know any
1:05:49
of the other twelve. No, I didn't bother looking for the list.
1:05:53
I wonder if they are. You probably look it up. It's an article
1:05:57
from twenty fourteen. So anyway, Stevie, you are still in control.
1:06:00
You get the last pick before we go to the rare statement. Hook up
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the Internet, Man, Internet. It is. Yeah. TikTok it is
1:06:08
an extremely popular video sharing app. But did you know it's available in over
1:06:12
one hundred and fifty countries and it's been translated into seventy five languages. As
1:06:16
of January twenty twenty three, it's the fifth most popular social network, just
1:06:21
behind Instagram, despite over one billion videos viewed daily. And it's not behind
1:06:29
Instagram. The ranking is wrong and how would you correct it? Um,
1:06:38
it's not the fifth, it's the fourth. You've hit on what's wrong,
1:06:46
but your correction isn't right. So I'm going to in a moment, Sarah,
1:07:01
it's the second. No, Maddie, fuck, it's the third.
1:07:08
No, Stevie, Yes, I'll guess is the first? No? No,
1:07:12
yes, Caroline point, it's the sixth. Everybody's like it's way closer.
1:07:20
No, it's actually further behind. Believe it or not, it's behind
1:07:24
a social network. I've never heard of called wee chat. Yeah, chat
1:07:28
is it's what everyone in China uses. That is everything. So uh no,
1:07:35
no, no more need for your controllers. You can put them down.
1:07:39
It is time for a rare question. For God's sake, Stevie,
1:07:44
I just want to hear it all more time. All right, let's move
1:07:47
on. The final question of our game is the rare question. Rare questions
1:07:50
are exactly like common questions, with two exceptions. They can be worth a
1:07:55
lot more depending on how much nerd cred you wager, and rare questions are
1:08:00
always from a different topic than the categories you've had all game long. In
1:08:02
this case, the category is video games. You'll all write down how many
1:08:06
of your points you are willing to wager, and then I will read you
1:08:11
a statement about video games, in which, as always, something is incorrect.
1:08:15
You'll then write down your answers. If you successfully figure out what's wrong
1:08:19
with the statement, you'll get the amount of nerd Credu wager back. If
1:08:23
you also successfully correct the statement, you'll get double the amount of nerd Credu
1:08:28
wager. If you're wrong, you lose. Your wager. Ties are broken
1:08:31
in favor of who had the most points going into the rare question. So
1:08:34
it's not enough to tie Sarah. You need to beat them to win.
1:08:39
So think carefully on how much you'd like to wager and write down your wagers.
1:08:43
Now, can I wager more than I have? You have one points?
1:08:50
What's the ranking right now? So Maddie has one point, Stevie has
1:08:55
five, Caroline has six, and Sarah has seven and m is there a
1:09:01
benefit to being in second or third? Note? Only the winner gets the
1:09:04
pride. You get bragged that you're better than the other ones about it.
1:09:12
So think carefully on how you'd like to wager, and when you've got When
1:09:15
everybody's got a wager, go ahead and relax, and I know you're ready
1:09:17
to go. All set. Okay, everybody's got their wagers in. Here
1:09:45
is your rare question. Attack and Dethrone God is certainly a popular meme poking
1:09:50
fun at Fox News's endless Christian panic. But did you know that several role
1:09:56
playing games literally culminate in a final boss fight again against God. Shinn mcgawmay
1:10:01
tents A two and Shinn mcgawmay tents A four Apocalypse both feature a final boss
1:10:06
fight against y HVH, which is the transliteration of God's true name in the
1:10:13
Hebrew Bible and PlayStation one RPG Zeno Gears features a final boss fight against Dais,
1:10:19
the creator of all human life on the game's planet. Go ahead and
1:10:27
write down your answers, remembering to write the correction as well. Ah,
1:10:53
can you read it again? Sure? Attacking dethrone God is certainly a popular
1:10:58
meme. Poking fun at Fox News is endless Christian panic. But did you
1:11:01
know that several RPGs literally culminate in a final boss fight against God? Shouldn't
1:11:06
mcgamay tens A two and shouldn't macgowmay tents A four Apocalypse both feature a final
1:11:12
boss fight against y HVH, which is the transliteration of God's true name in
1:11:17
the Hebrew Bible. And PlayStation one RPG Zeno Gears features a final boss fight
1:11:23
against Dais, the creator of human life on the game's planet. All right,
1:11:45
looks like everybody's done or almost. Steve, he's still writing, Maddy's
1:11:49
still writing. Two. Okay, all right, let's start with Maddie.
1:12:01
You were in last place. You only had one point. I'm sorry,
1:12:03
um, how much did you wager? I wagered at all? Oh,
1:12:09
running point, going big, I'm big, and well, what is wrong?
1:12:14
It's not Deus, it's Scooby Doo, the true god of all And
1:12:17
I wrote, I DK, I can, I can't want at this point?
1:12:21
Okay, very good. I will tell you who who is correct and
1:12:26
who gets how many points at the end of the pass. Uh Stev you
1:12:29
were next in line. You had five points? How many did you wager?
1:12:31
All five? Bob, all five? And what did you say?
1:12:35
I say, it's not why h VH. I believe it's inverted and it's
1:12:42
h v h y okay. So next in line is Caroline, who had
1:12:50
six points. How many did you wager? I wagered them all? Ohoh
1:12:55
big spenders today. Caroline, what did you say was wrong? And how
1:13:00
would you correct it? It is not why h VH, it is y
1:13:03
hwh okay. And lastly, Sarah, you had to lead with seven,
1:13:13
How many did you wager? Three? Three? I said the exact same
1:13:17
thing as Caroline. It's not hy h VH, it's y h wh breath
1:13:23
of life. Yeah okay, so um, I may need to do some
1:13:30
quick googling. That's awesome, and in fact I will yeah do it up.
1:13:44
We had a sermon about this in church about a month ago. Are
1:13:46
you serious? Yeah, Rabbi came and I'm like pretty sure I'm right at
1:13:50
like that we're right about this. But what if the character is why hbh,
1:13:57
I guess that's true. I got to read it. They ob but
1:13:59
it it's like, yeah, that's where a lot of folks get yahweh.
1:14:02
I know that. Yeah, because Caroline, I wrote the same thing down
1:14:05
as you. Okay, I'm just telling the listeners. So what I had
1:14:11
on the card is that Dais isn't actually the final boss fight in zena years.
1:14:17
He's the second to last boss. So Maddie actually did get what was
1:14:23
wrong and one or one point, she's up to two. Um. I
1:14:30
did just double check on Google and either y h VH or y hv WH
1:14:36
would be correct. So it does not make this statement wrong. Wow,
1:14:41
Okay, I'm glad I'm wrong because that means what Sarah only wagered to her
1:14:46
points, which means she still has four, which means she has more than
1:14:50
Maddie and she has won the game. Congratulations, step Caroline, Stephen.
1:14:59
Caroline's share the bottom spot on zero. But Maddie, who was in last
1:15:02
the whole game seconds. Yeah, well done. All right, you won
1:15:12
so Ordinarily, in real life, nerd kred isn't worth anything, but on
1:15:15
our show it totally is. So I have some gift cards here, and
1:15:19
if you're interested, you may have one of these. Representing food, I
1:15:24
have a twenty five dollars gift card to Denny's or Dunkin Donuts if that's your
1:15:29
preference. I have a twenty five dollars gift card to Paramount Plus representing TV.
1:15:35
Didn't get that, hum, I will. If you choose music,
1:15:45
I will buy you a twenty five dollars gift card of your choice from either
1:15:47
Apple or the music streaming platform review choice. And lastly, for Internet,
1:15:54
I will get you a twenty five dollars gift card to Etsy. I have
1:16:00
to choose the Etsy. Okay, all right, the twenty five dollars gift
1:16:04
card to Etsy it is. I will get you that. That's not when
1:16:08
I have physically unfortunately, so I will get you that as soon as i'm
1:16:12
able. But congratulations on your win. Yeah, I needed that prize because
1:16:18
because the Etsy prize is tied to Internet, that category is going to be
1:16:23
removed from the selection for our next game. It will be replaced with video
1:16:26
games. But that's all my business taken care of. I need to thank
1:16:30
our players, Maddie and Caroline from the Ultra Hope Girls, thank you so
1:16:33
much for being here, Thank you for having us, Thank you for having
1:16:35
us. It's a lot of fun. And Sarah, of course much appreciated.
1:16:39
It's been a joy and an absolute blast to watch you dominate the entire
1:16:43
game. That was amazing. The real joy is going to be when I
1:16:49
use that Etsy gift card to buy so many rocks and a rock table.
1:16:57
Please, rocks and a rock table. All right, very good? Caroline?
1:17:01
Where can people find you and the cool things that you do? Hello?
1:17:04
Everyone, My name is Caroline or a Wala. You can find me
1:17:06
at www dot Caroline or wala dot com. There links to all my social
1:17:11
media on there, and a calendar with events I have coming up. Um,
1:17:15
you can listen to me my voice acting and me on podcasts. It's
1:17:17
all there. It's all fun. Heck yeah, Maddie, can people find
1:17:24
you and the cool things? Assuming you want to be fat? Um?
1:17:27
I have to admit I don't really use social media anymore. For you,
1:17:31
I am not really like out in the world, like really posting anything,
1:17:35
but um, I guess the self plug that I would do is like,
1:17:40
please, if you like podcasts, check out our podcast, the Ultro Hope
1:17:44
Girls podcast and you know, if you're a don Gan Rappa fan for sure,
1:17:46
also please check out Caroline's other podcasts, the It's Locked podcast, because
1:17:51
it's all about the Nancy Drew games. So for the other you know gamers
1:17:55
out there, it's a great one. Hey, yeah, I'm looking forward
1:17:58
to the new Nancy Drew game, Nancy Drew in the Mystery of Why Aaron
1:18:00
Can't Open a Door. There's actually a new one coming out, That's what
1:18:05
it is, uh, Sarah, Where if you want to be found?
1:18:10
Can people find you? And the cool things you do? Um? I
1:18:14
have a podcast on tem temporary Hiatus. I think it's called Alcoholics Androgynists on
1:18:23
Spotify And if you are in Philly, maybe I'll see you on the street
1:18:30
because heck, yeah, Stevie, well played, even though you want up
1:18:36
on zero, It's all good. It's fun. I'm here for the experience
1:18:40
and ye have fun with these ladies. This is freaking great. Um So,
1:18:45
where can people find you? I find me online a midnight smoke or
1:18:47
wherever bfy TW is doing stuff yeah like bfy twpod dot com. Or if
1:18:53
you enjoy this and you want to help financially supports show, it's appreciated,
1:18:56
go to Patreon dot com slash by tw. You can all so email us
1:19:00
at b fy TW podcast at gmail dot com if you think you've got If
1:19:03
you think you've got a great statement for a game of n fy TW on
1:19:08
any topic of your choice, please feel free to send it in. I'm
1:19:11
always interested in checking out new stuff, um, and we always appreciate when
1:19:15
fans submit ideas for the show. It's one of our favorite things because then
1:19:17
we don't have to work. Um, it is so nice. One fan
1:19:23
actually send in an entire show and we did most of it, so that
1:19:27
just really took a lot of load off and it was a lot of fun
1:19:30
too, and I'm sure they had they enjoyed it, so in any event,
1:19:32
that's gonna be it from us, So from everybody at b fy TW,
1:19:36
the Ultra Hoope girls, and from Sarah, thanks for hanging out and
1:19:41
we will catch you guys next time and see