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Ep. 390: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia XXXV · The MeatEater Podcast

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Speaker 1: This media podcast. Welcome to Meet Eat Trivia, the only
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Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host Spence
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Speaker 1: in New Art and today we're joined by Janice Patelis,
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Speaker 1: Brodie Henderson, Seth Morris, Sean Weaver, Alyssa Smith, Rick Hutton,
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Speaker 1: and Max Barta. If you're not familiar, this is a
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Speaker 1: ten round quiz show with questions from meat eaters for
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Speaker 1: verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking, and there
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Speaker 1: is a prize. Meat Eater will donate five hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. But there's
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Speaker 1: a twist for this week's episode of trivia. This is
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Speaker 1: episode one of the Meat Eater Trivia Tournament. There will
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Speaker 1: be three episodes total, and by the end of the
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Speaker 1: last one we'll have crowned a champion of Meat Eater Trivia.
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Speaker 1: How do you guys feel about that? Real good? That's
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Speaker 1: pretty exciting. You'all think you gotta shot? Nope, I don't
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Speaker 1: know what happens if you win this playoff, but overall,
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Speaker 1: someone has more wins than you in the regular season.
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Speaker 1: That's okay. That's that's how competitive sports work. It's not
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Speaker 1: always the best team that wins. It's like the best
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Speaker 1: team for the last five games of the year or
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Speaker 1: the last five series of the year or whatever. So
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Speaker 1: a team that has like two wins in the regular
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Speaker 1: season in the NFL doesn't even make the playoffs. Well,
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Speaker 1: this this is to get into the episode. You're not
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Speaker 1: taking previous performance into consideration. Now hold that thought, Brody.
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Speaker 1: Well we'll we'll get back to that here very soon.
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Speaker 1: So here's how this is going to work. At first.
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Speaker 1: You're not going to touch on your cut off this. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I gotta cut off sweatshirt. I've made a couple of
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Speaker 1: them this last year. I think this is like the
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Speaker 1: perfect garment for Montana. You don't have the sleeves, you
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Speaker 1: can like still throw up a hood um. This was
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Speaker 1: an inspired by New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who's
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Speaker 1: been rocking one for like a decade And it looks terrible,
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Speaker 1: but I love it. I think everyone should. Happle. You
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Speaker 1: find that your forearms often get overheated. Uh, usually it's
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Speaker 1: my armpits. Yeah, it's it's just like kind of kind
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Speaker 1: of clunky. It's I find that I'm often rolling my
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Speaker 1: sleeves up on a sweatshirt, so I cut the sleeves
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Speaker 1: off of getting a new tattoo, like this was a
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Speaker 1: pre tattoo, Spencer, I think you should clarify though, for listeners,
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Speaker 1: it's not like a cut off like the entire sleeve.
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Speaker 1: I have some of those two those are those you do? Okay,
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Speaker 1: that's like a really nice yeah. This this is like
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Speaker 1: a T shirt with a hood that's made out of
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Speaker 1: sweatshirt material. Highly recommended. Do you have anywhere like the
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Speaker 1: bottom him is cut off a little bit if I
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Speaker 1: was rocking that Janice patelis bod maybe the Runners Boy,
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Speaker 1: but I'm not ready. Just like show Naval this this
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Speaker 1: is just a ship off the arm tattoos, all right.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate you telling everybody about that. I'm gonna go try.
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Speaker 1: I have so many hoodies at home. I got no
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Speaker 1: problem sacrifice. You should. You should talk to our merchandising
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Speaker 1: department and maybe the First Light about at first light.
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Speaker 1: I did that with my leafy suit mainly because I
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Speaker 1: forgot a lens cover one time and I was running
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Speaker 1: my UH which is white, and so I cut my
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Speaker 1: sleeve off right there and slipped that over my lens
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Speaker 1: off one arm. I realized that I freaking love it. No,
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Speaker 1: it's just running one arm though, well no, I do
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Speaker 1: it to both. Okay, So here's how this is gonna work.
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Speaker 1: This episode has seven players on it, four of which
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Speaker 1: will move on to the championship. The next episode will
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Speaker 1: have seven new players on it, and just like with
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Speaker 1: this show, only four of them will move on to
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Speaker 1: the next round. By episode three, will be down to
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Speaker 1: the last eight contestants, and one of those eight will
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Speaker 1: be crowned the champion. Now, just like with the organized sports,
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Speaker 1: I thought it only be right to reward those players
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Speaker 1: who have shown regular season dominance. So, as the top
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Speaker 1: dog in Mediator Trivia, I'm granting Brodie Henderson an automatic
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Speaker 1: bid to make it to the third episode. That means
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Speaker 1: Brodie is already moving on, and there are three other
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Speaker 1: spots that are now up for grabs for you other
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Speaker 1: six players. So, Brodie, so I could really screw someone.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean, Well, if you're only taking four,
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Speaker 1: I'm taking plus three. Moving on. I get you, I
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Speaker 1: get you good. Now, Brodi, I'm gonna put you on
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Speaker 1: the spot here between these other six players. Who do
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Speaker 1: you think it will be the three that move onto
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Speaker 1: the championship got to give you don't don't have it,
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Speaker 1: and Seth he knew it. He didn't even have to
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Speaker 1: think about that. I'm sorry, I think you guys should
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Speaker 1: be worried about the underdog here last time. I don't
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Speaker 1: even know why I'm here. Didn't have to remind me.
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Speaker 1: I know we're just gonna keep that between us. But
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Speaker 1: I'm surprised to hear about this little bye situation because
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Speaker 1: originally when the email came out, there were no buys.
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Speaker 1: There must have been a bunch of complaining that went on.
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Speaker 1: There was some complaining, and I thought they had merit,
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Speaker 1: so I went with it. I liked the idea of
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Speaker 1: of granting bye to those players, not that I think
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Speaker 1: Brody needs it. Imagine he's going to be in the
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Speaker 1: top four anyway, but just in case he has a
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Speaker 1: fluke performance, Our our guy with the most wins, is
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Speaker 1: going to be in the championship. Yeah, he needs to
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Speaker 1: be there. Bill Belichick would accept the first round by
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Speaker 1: for sure. Yeah, organized sports man not the previous game
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Speaker 1: of trivia, Brody called me out for using the word
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Speaker 1: fun and asked if that's really a word. Well, according
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Speaker 1: to Miriam Webster, it is so long as you use
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Speaker 1: funner or funnest as adjectives, they are acceptable. On that show,
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Speaker 1: when I said this will be a funner stat to
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Speaker 1: look at a year from now, it was an adjective,
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Speaker 1: so therefore it was correct. So Brodie, I hope this
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Speaker 1: makes you feel a bit stupider for not knowing that
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Speaker 1: is a word. And yes it does. Stupider is a word.
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Speaker 1: Um yeah, okay, Well, now I can say things like
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Speaker 1: mule deer hunting is funner than white tail hunting. That'll work.
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Speaker 1: You should work. Yeah, you just start start throwing around. Uh,
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Speaker 1: it's gonna like make people want to scratch their ears,
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Speaker 1: but I think you should do it anyway, right. Also,
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Speaker 1: on a previous game of trivia, Cal asked, who the
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Speaker 1: heaviest president we've had? Is That? Honor goes to William Taft,
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Speaker 1: who was three hundred forty pounds. He's followed by Grover
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Speaker 1: Cleveland at to sixty and Donald Trump at two thirty nine.
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Speaker 1: At the other to the spectrum is James Madison, our
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Speaker 1: lightest president ever. He stood five ft four inches tall
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Speaker 1: and weighed in at just over one hundred pounds, which
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Speaker 1: means it would take about three point one James Madison's
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Speaker 1: to equal one William Taft And with that we're onto
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Speaker 1: Meat Eater Trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look, I need
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Speaker 1: to know what I stay in the wind everything. How's that?
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Speaker 1: Just tend to win everything? Suckers Round one. Question one.
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Speaker 1: The topic is fishing. This first great question comes to
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Speaker 1: us via Kale Patterson. If you have a question you
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Speaker 1: think is right for Meat Eater Trivia, send it to
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Speaker 1: Trivia at the meat eater dot com. And as always,
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Speaker 1: this first question will be multiple choice. What was the
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Speaker 1: most stocked fish by federal hatcheres in? Was it catfish, chinook, salmon,
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Speaker 1: American shad or bluegill? Again? What was the most stocked
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Speaker 1: fish by federal hatcheries? In your choices are channel, catfish,
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Speaker 1: chinook salmon, American shad, were blue gill? Does everybody have
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Speaker 1: an answer? Good? Over there, Seth lots to be racing.
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Speaker 1: Oh you should never change your answer, man, You go
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Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seawan saying American shad,
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Speaker 1: Rick saying chinook salmon, Brodie saying chinook salmon, Alyssa saying
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Speaker 1: chinook salmon, Max saying American shad, Seth saying chinook salmon
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Speaker 1: and Janice saying chinook salmon. The room did very well.
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Speaker 1: The answer is chinook salmon over Chinook salmon were overwhelmingly
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Speaker 1: the most stocked fish in one hatchery has released over
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Speaker 1: thirty seven million of them, which is followed by Wally
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Speaker 1: at twenty seven million, American shat at nine million, in
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Speaker 1: rainbow trout at eight million. I think that federal was
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Speaker 1: a little hint he gave there. It's definitely a hint
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Speaker 1: because federal hatcheries sort of have an emphasis on like threatened, endangered,
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Speaker 1: vulnerable species, while state agencies usually focus more on game fish.
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Speaker 1: So that's that's definitely a notable part of the question.
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Speaker 1: What a question to the topic is conservation. What is
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Speaker 1: the only ferret that's native to North America? Again, what
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Speaker 1: is the only ferret that's native to North America? There's
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Speaker 1: some confident writing going on in the room by most
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Speaker 1: of the believe that the answer is going to make
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Speaker 1: for some fun you know what I'm talking about. Maybe
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Speaker 1: we'll see does everybody have an answer? If Steve, this
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Speaker 1: is a little higher pitched, I can only think of
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Speaker 1: weasels right now. Do you have an answer? Max? Just
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Speaker 1: ferret go ahead of answers. We have Sean saying the blackfooted,
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Speaker 1: Rick saying blackfooted, Brody's saying blackfooted, Alyssa is saying the
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Speaker 1: white ferret, Max without an answer, Seth and Janice saying
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Speaker 1: the black footed. They got it. The answer is the
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Speaker 1: black footed ferret. Their population used to range from Canada
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Speaker 1: to Mexico, but now they're only found in about a
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Speaker 1: half dozen states. They're considered to be one of the
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Speaker 1: most endangered mammals on the continent, with only about three
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Speaker 1: hundred left in the wild. Do you know how they
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Speaker 1: found found him? I feel like Steve's talked about this before.
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Speaker 1: Wasn't there one like brought one home and Yoming? That's right?
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Speaker 1: Question three I was. I thought it was gonna be
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Speaker 1: fun because of the whether or not we had to
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Speaker 1: use the hyphen now doesn't matter unlets, which recently was
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Speaker 1: a topic on a Meat eat Or podcast, right because Uh,
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Speaker 1: Steve's mad that Pat Dirkin thinks that you should still
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Speaker 1: use the hype And when you say white tailed deer,
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Speaker 1: that brings up that post that you had the other
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Speaker 1: day where Pat Durkin called Steve an ignorant slut. I
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Speaker 1: really enjoyed that, but you didn't explain what that what
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Speaker 1: the context around it was in your post. You mean,
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Speaker 1: like what Dirk is referencing, or why he called Stephen
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Speaker 1: ignorant slut? Uh? Aren't they one of the same thing? Well,
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Speaker 1: like the conversation was around the white tailed dear topic.
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Speaker 1: But Dirk was, of course what I thought, quoting the office.
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Speaker 1: But it turns out that references even older and goes
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Speaker 1: back to SNL I didn't know. Oh, okay, I think
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Speaker 1: it was a character that Dan dan Ackroid played on
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Speaker 1: on SNL um, But what's the context of that? Who
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Speaker 1: is he calling? He was he was like a correspondent
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Speaker 1: for the weekend to update desk and they would be
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Speaker 1: having conversation and be going, that's nice, Jan you ignorance.
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Speaker 1: But like it was, it was his catchphrase, and that's
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Speaker 1: what Michael Scott got from the office. You know, Dirk
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Speaker 1: and I think would be a a formidable opponent and stuff.
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Speaker 1: We got to have him out next year. That happen,
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Speaker 1: we can, we can definitely make that happen. But my
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Speaker 1: familiarity again was Michael calling Dwight and ignorant slut. But
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Speaker 1: I had no idea that reference was even older and
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Speaker 1: Dirk being even a layer deeper than that. I can
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Speaker 1: really appreciate someone who's around age seventy calling Stephen ignorant slut.
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Speaker 1: But Pat wouldn't actually just fly off the hook and
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Speaker 1: call anybody ever that. So it was great that it
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Speaker 1: was referencing question three. The topic is foraging. Wild rice
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Speaker 1: is the official grain of what glacial lake state. Wild
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Speaker 1: rice is the official grain of what glacial lake state.
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Speaker 1: A lot of thinking going on here. It seemed as
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Speaker 1: though nobody knew it right off the bat. I just
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Speaker 1: wasn't assure on the brief creation to make sure I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna spell it out. Does everybody have an answer? Go
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Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sean saying Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: Rick saying Minnesota, Brody saying Minnesota, Alyssa saying California long
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Speaker 1: way from the Great Lakes, Max saying Minnesota, Seth saying Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: and Janice saying Minnesota. You didn't say great lakes, you
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Speaker 1: said glacials. I'm sorry, I said glacial lakes. I made
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Speaker 1: great legs. Sorry about that. You all got it anyway?
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Speaker 1: It is yes, speak Rice SERRONI the San Francisco treat Hey,
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of Nia. There is also wild rice
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Speaker 1: in California. I'm sorry Lista, I I should not have
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Speaker 1: shamed you for your answer. I did not say great
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Speaker 1: lakes like I meant to. I said glacial lakes. Michigan
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Speaker 1: has been attempting to pass a bill since that would
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Speaker 1: also make wild rice there official state grain, but it
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Speaker 1: hasn't happened yet. If you want to learn how to
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Speaker 1: cook with wild rice, go to the meat eater dot
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Speaker 1: com and check out Dan yell prue It's recipe for
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Speaker 1: turkey and wild rice soup or Justin Townsend's recipe for
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Speaker 1: duck and wild rice castle next time, can you tell
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Speaker 1: us what that what benefit it does either the grain
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Speaker 1: or the state when they have in official grain in
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Speaker 1: Michigan for example, Why they have been trying to do
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Speaker 1: this for four years now? Uh, it would benefit the
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Speaker 1: tribes in a way that when you have something listed
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Speaker 1: as an official grain, it makes others respected to where
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Speaker 1: they could manage the resource better than there's more awareness
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Speaker 1: around it. So that's why they're trying to do it there. Um,
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Speaker 1: they recognize that they don't even know if it should
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Speaker 1: be listed as like endangered vulnerable if it's a like
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Speaker 1: a species of least concern, So in Michigan specifically, they're
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Speaker 1: trying to get established as the official grain and then
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Speaker 1: they think that will open up the door to do
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Speaker 1: other things. Question for the topic is deer camp. This
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Speaker 1: is our listener question of the Week, which was won
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Speaker 1: by Christie Holmes for sending in this great question. Christie
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Speaker 1: is going to get a set of Meat Eater coasters
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Speaker 1: that were signed by everyone in the room. If you
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Speaker 1: want a chance to win our listener question in the
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Speaker 1: week and send your question to Trivia at the meat
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Speaker 1: eater dot com. Only two women have appeared solo on
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Speaker 1: the cover of Field and Stream magazine. Name one of them.
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Speaker 1: Only two women have appeared solo on the cover of
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Speaker 1: Field and Stream magazine. Name one of those women, Christie
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Speaker 1: from Maine. Yeah, I think she. I think I wanted
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Speaker 1: to ask her for her address to send her this prize,
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Speaker 1: and it was she was a Maynard. I'm going man
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Speaker 1: on torn between two really bad. Thank you Christie for
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Speaker 1: for sending in this great question again. Looking for one
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Speaker 1: of the two women that appeared solo on the cover
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Speaker 1: of Field and Stream magazine. Decisions Man, Yeah, this is
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Speaker 1: a good question. That's why it's our listener question of
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Speaker 1: the week. Does everybody have any not yet? I want
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Speaker 1: some more time to think about my already wrote one down.
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Speaker 1: You're just thinking if that's the one you want to
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Speaker 1: go with, YEP, I'll go with it. Go ahead and
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Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Sean saying, Eva Shocky saying Kelly,
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Speaker 1: Glenn Brodie saying Joan Wolfe Joan and Wolfe, Alyssa saying
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Speaker 1: Elissa Smith, you should make that happen, Max saying Eva Shocky,
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Speaker 1: Seth saying Annie Oakley, be Hone saying Eva Shocky. The
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Speaker 1: correct answers are Queen Elizabeth and Eva Shocky. Spencer. You
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Speaker 1: probably don't even know who Joan Wolfe is. I don't.
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Speaker 1: That's why I had to ask you who who Elizabeth? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I would like contact. Queen Elizabeth appeared on the cover
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Speaker 1: with her Hunting Dogs in nineteen seventy six, and Eva
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Speaker 1: Shoki was on the cover with her bow in Many
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Speaker 1: other women have been on the cover of the magazine,
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Speaker 1: but we're always there with men, which makes the Queen
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth and Eva Shaka covers unique. And I could have
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Speaker 1: because I could have seen that it would have been
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Speaker 1: her and her dad on the cover, though, brod, are
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Speaker 1: you gonna explain she's a pioneer of American fly fishing.
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Speaker 1: Very cool, like I think that was named after her
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Speaker 1: either her husband. Okay, because he spelled it the same
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Speaker 1: as that spelled brought the question five. We will get
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Speaker 1: a scoreboard update from Phil after this. The topic is biology.
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Speaker 1: This animal, whose nickname is the walking pine cone, was
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Speaker 1: once thought to be the source of COVID nineteen. Gain.
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Speaker 1: The topic is biology. This animal, whose nickname is the
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Speaker 1: walking pine cone, was once thought to be the source
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Speaker 1: of COVID nineteen. Yeah, I've never heard of this before.
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Speaker 1: It's an animal too. It's an animal I would love
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Speaker 1: to imagine coming from a pine cone. Hey, you never know,
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Speaker 1: we had some quick answers in the room, and we
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Speaker 1: also have some non answers in the room. It seems
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Speaker 1: like a portion of our players knew this right off
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Speaker 1: the bat. You've got all three of you think you
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Speaker 1: know what? Sean Rick Brody write down already? Oh gotcha?
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Speaker 1: Back of your board says, suck it, Brodie. There's a
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Speaker 1: couple of couple around here. Does everybody have anything to
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Speaker 1: feel loved? Sure? Scribbling, go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Sean saying pangolin, Rick saying armadillo, Brodie sang pangolin,
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Speaker 1: Alyssa saying armadillo, Max saying badger, Seth saying bat, and
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Speaker 1: Janice saying Rhett. The correct answer is pangolin. So we
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Speaker 1: had a few people get it early in the pandemic.
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Speaker 1: Some researchers thought that black market pangolin sold in Wuhan
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Speaker 1: were the source of COVID, but a study that looked
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Speaker 1: at human and pangulin genomes later exonerated them as the culprit.
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Speaker 1: Pengulins were a natural suspect because there are nearly two
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Speaker 1: hundred thousand of them sold on the black market each year,
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Speaker 1: and they do carry other types of coronavirus. Can you
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Speaker 1: just kind of describe a pangulin. It looked like an armadillo.
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Speaker 1: It's like an armadillo. I think there's eight kinds in
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Speaker 1: the world. Um, they're like very scaly. It almost looks
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Speaker 1: like you. Honest, if I said it looks like a pokemon,
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Speaker 1: would you know what that means? I think it looks
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Speaker 1: like and they're like eight million different kinds of pokemons. Yes,
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Speaker 1: Like if I had to think of an animal that
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Speaker 1: looks like it was created for anime. Pangolin would be
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Speaker 1: one of them. That's a that's a good way to say, Phil,
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Speaker 1: agree or disagree with me on the pangulin looking like
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Speaker 1: a Pokemon, and then give us a scoreboard update. Now,
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Speaker 1: why did you choose Phil? Well, here's the Thinkspence, I
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Speaker 1: can tell you a lot about Pokemon and nothing about
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Speaker 1: a bank. Okay in uh. At one point we have
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Speaker 1: a Lissa Smith Uh. Then coming up next with two
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Speaker 1: points is Max. Then with three points apiece, we have
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Speaker 1: Seth and Rick and all tied for first place. We
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Speaker 1: have Sean, Janis and Brody with four points. This is tight,
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Speaker 1: good game to see who is going to move on
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Speaker 1: to the Trivia Championship. Question six. The topic is states.
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Speaker 1: This next great question comes to us via Dylan Irvin.
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Speaker 1: If you have a question you think is right for
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Speaker 1: Meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at
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Speaker 1: the meat eater dot com. Now this is a visual question.
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Speaker 1: If you want to see what the room is seeing,
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Speaker 1: then go to Instagram and check out at Spencer new Art.
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Speaker 1: I will make it my most recent post. I am
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Speaker 1: showing the room a picture of a license plate with
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Speaker 1: the state's name photoshopped out. You need to tell me
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Speaker 1: what state this belongs to. Now Here's why this is relevant.
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Speaker 1: The license plate says Sportsman's Paradise on it. Oh Rick
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Speaker 1: didn't need any time at all see that. Neither did Brodie.
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Speaker 1: It's almost there are many paradise is out Kremlin, Colorado,
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Speaker 1: remember that? And and are you laughing because it's not
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Speaker 1: a sportsman's paradise, No it is. It's just a rinky
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Speaker 1: dink little town though, well that's what it's called. M hm.
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Speaker 1: You honest describe what you're seeing on that license plate.
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Speaker 1: It's looks like a I coup more of a sunrise background,
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Speaker 1: like slightly pink on the bottom and then kind of
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Speaker 1: fades into a yellow and then there's a um is
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Speaker 1: that a pelican? Looks like a pelican standing on this
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Speaker 1: should give everybody a clue standing on a piling and
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Speaker 1: it has the words Sportsman's paradise under it. I'm feeling
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Speaker 1: pretty confident. I'm torn. I'm torn between anyone else? Want
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Speaker 1: to look at what the want of the two man?
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Speaker 1: I just thought of another state that it could be that.
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Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? No? No, I'm right down
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Speaker 1: my initial answer lots to be racing from Max. I
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Speaker 1: stuck about it. I just put the initials. Go ahead
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Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Sean saying Louisiana. Rick
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Speaker 1: sang Louisiana. My circled answer is my I'm telling you two.
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Speaker 1: Brody sang Louisiana without an answer, Max saying Florida, Seth
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Speaker 1: saying South Carolina, and be honest saying Florida. The correct
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Speaker 1: answer is Louisiana. Boy, my second choice. Now Max does
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Speaker 1: have on his board to his credit, second choice Louisiana. Now.
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Speaker 1: Louisiana's nickname is the Sportsman's Paradise. Other monikers the state
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Speaker 1: goes by include Fisherman's Paradise, the Bayou State, the Sugar State,
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Speaker 1: the Child of the Mississippi, the Creole State, the Holland
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Speaker 1: of America, and the Pelican State. Man. I was just
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Speaker 1: there too, not too long ago. If anyone hand it
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Speaker 1: in him to get this right, Seth, I think it
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Speaker 1: was you. I know I didn't pay attention to Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you were just um spend a majority of my time
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Speaker 1: on the ocean, though you don't. Yeah. Probably Question seven
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Speaker 1: the topic is cooking. This widely distributed reptile is said
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Speaker 1: to have seven distinct types of meat. What is it?
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Speaker 1: Say that again, this widely distributed reptile to have seven
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Speaker 1: distinct types of meat. He'd already be saying something you
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Speaker 1: don't say, because all right, this widely districted reptile seven
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Speaker 1: distinct types of meat? What is it? Are you and
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Speaker 1: Steve's because it was a certain way. I'm gonna arguing
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Speaker 1: how specific we have to be? You be, you need
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Speaker 1: to be. That's what I'm getting. If you just said,
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Speaker 1: like dear, I would not accept dear answer. You would
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Speaker 1: need to write down white tail deer one more time.
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Speaker 1: This one going to clear. That is said to have
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Speaker 1: seven distinct types of meat? What is it? Does everybody
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Speaker 1: have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
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Speaker 1: have Sean saying snapping turtle, saying common iguana, Brody saying
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Speaker 1: snapping turtle, Alyssa saying alligator, Max sang snapping turtle, Seth
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Speaker 1: sang snapping turtle, and Jana saying snapping turtle. They got it.
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Speaker 1: The answer is snapping turtle. I'm very glad you specified
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Speaker 1: you needed to have because I had I had turtle.
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Speaker 1: The seven types of meat, snapping turtles. Supposedly have our beef, chicken, fish, goat, pork, shrimp,
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Speaker 1: and veal. If you want to buy it online. The
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Speaker 1: bonus meat costs about forty dollars per pound, and if
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Speaker 1: you want to learn how to clean one yourself, then
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Speaker 1: turn to page two fifty six in the Meat Eator
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Speaker 1: Fish and Game Cookbook. That's one of the things I
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Speaker 1: miss most about living in Montana versus coming from Illinois
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Speaker 1: or South Dakota. All the reptiles and amphibians totally like
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Speaker 1: you just don't see snapping turtles across the road here.
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Speaker 1: I don't live in east from nothing like glacial lakes
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Speaker 1: of South Dakota, though you were just there at some
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Speaker 1: wacky museum. Those are broad, these words calling it wacky
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Speaker 1: not mine. You don't think that is slightly strange? Yes,
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Speaker 1: I would agree with it is slightly strange. Right a
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Speaker 1: question eight. We will get a scoreboard update phill after this.
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Speaker 1: The topic is conservation. This next great question comes to
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Speaker 1: is Via Howard Whiteman. If you have a question you
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Speaker 1: think is right for Mediator Trivia, send it to Trivia
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Speaker 1: at the meat Eator dot com. What organization is in
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Speaker 1: charge of the annual Christmas bird count? Again, what organization
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Speaker 1: is in charge of the annual Christmas bird count? Brody
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Speaker 1: knew it right away. Maybe what organization is in charge
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Speaker 1: of the annual bird count? Does everybody have an answer?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sean saying Audubon,
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Speaker 1: Rick saying ducks unlimited, Brodie saying Audubon, Alyssa saying Audibon,
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Speaker 1: Max saying US Fish and Wildlife Service, Seth saying the
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Speaker 1: Audubon Society, and Joanna saying the National Audubon Society. The
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Speaker 1: correct answer is the National Audubon Society. Spencer, you had
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Speaker 1: me with organization my seat? What's going on now? This
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Speaker 1: used to be referred to as that's right, Brodie, you
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Speaker 1: are the most anxious one of the room, and we
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Speaker 1: already know that he's moving on the championship. I really
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Speaker 1: want to know what's going on with everyone else. Some
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Speaker 1: people think that like the competitiveness between folks like you
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Speaker 1: and Steve is like a bit, but it's not. Now.
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Speaker 1: This used to be referred to as the Christmas side hunt,
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Speaker 1: where hunters would go afield Christmas Day to see who
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Speaker 1: could kill the most birds, but it was changed to
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Speaker 1: a birding survey event in nineteen hundred, which meant that
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Speaker 1: guns were no longer welcome. If you want to participate
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Speaker 1: in the Christmas bird count in twenty two, which I
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Speaker 1: plan too, because there's one in Bozeman, then go to
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Speaker 1: audubon dot org for more information. Phil give Brody a
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Speaker 1: scoreboard update. With five points, we have seth Morris flip
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Speaker 1: flop flasher. With six points, we have the honest Patelis
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Speaker 1: the Latvian Eagle, and tied for first place with seven
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Speaker 1: points are Brody Henderson, who we know was already moving
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Speaker 1: on in Sean Weaver Wow having a week Question nine,
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Speaker 1: The topic is hunting. What biblical figure was the great
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Speaker 1: grandson of Noah and described as a mighty hunter before
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Speaker 1: the Lord? What biblical figure was the great grandson of
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Speaker 1: Noah and described as this is a quote a mighty
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Speaker 1: hunter before the Lord. This pagan group did not know
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Speaker 1: it right off the bat. You should go vistite that
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Speaker 1: wacky museum. Bro went to learn a thing or two. Um,
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Speaker 1: speaking of Noah, It's bad that I don't know this. Yeah. Again,
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Speaker 1: What biblical figure was the great grandson of Noah? And
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Speaker 1: described as quote a mighty hunter before the Lord? M
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Speaker 1: Can you say it one more time? What biblical figure
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Speaker 1: was described as the great grandson of Noah and quote
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Speaker 1: A mighty hunter before the Lord? Did I give it
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Speaker 1: to you that time? No, go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Sean saying, Solomon saying John listen without an answer,
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Speaker 1: Max saying Lyon, Seth saying St. Hubert, and Janice saying Josiah.
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Speaker 1: Nobody got it. The answer is nim Rod, oh man.
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Speaker 1: The usage of nim Rod as an insult was actually
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Speaker 1: popularized by the Looney Tunes Bugs. Bunny often sarcastically referred
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Speaker 1: to at Elmer Fudd as a Nimrod, and Daffy Duck
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Speaker 1: also called him my little nim Rod in a nineteen
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Speaker 1: eight cartoon. For more on nim Rod and hunting in
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Speaker 1: the Bible, listen to episode one nineteen of The Meat
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Speaker 1: Eater podcast with religious scholar Bracy Hill. Wasn't St. Hubert
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Speaker 1: the patient? He was? He inspired the Yeggermister logo Sat
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Speaker 1: Hubert saw a I think it was a white stag
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Speaker 1: walking through the forest with a glowing cross hanging from
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Speaker 1: its handlers. Maybe you'll see that one in Elk season honest.
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Speaker 1: Question ten, The topic is fishing. What reservoir is formed
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Speaker 1: by Hoover Dam? Again? What reservoir is formed by Hoover Dam? Brody,
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Speaker 1: did you know this? Hold on, hold on, hold on this.
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Speaker 1: This game is shaping up for overtime, which we haven't
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Speaker 1: had in a minute. Again, what reservoir is formed by
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Speaker 1: Hoover Dam? Does everybody have an answer? I don't feel
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Speaker 1: good about it. Oh easy racing? You good? Go ahead
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Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Sean saying Lake Powell,
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Speaker 1: Rick saying Lake Powell, Brodie saying Lake Mead, Alyssa saying
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Speaker 1: Lake Mead, Max saying Hoover Lake, Sets saying Lake Powell,
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Speaker 1: and Janice saying Lake Powell. The correct answer is Lake Mead,
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Speaker 1: likely winner. Now the whole head show to Lake Powell.
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Speaker 1: When the answers were revealed, but Brody had it right?
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Speaker 1: What's it? What's Powell? Glen Canyon? Damn? I think Glenn Canyon? Yes? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: She so? How many answers did Brodie get right? Uh?
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Speaker 1: To be our winner? He ended with eight points? Eight points?
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Speaker 1: And how were the other three moving on? And what
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Speaker 1: was their score? That are going to the trivia Championship.
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Speaker 1: Just a countdown we have Sean was seven, Nice was six,
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Speaker 1: and Seth with five. Very good. Now what happens next
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Speaker 1: is Brodie is going to choose where our five dollar
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Speaker 1: donation goes. So Brodie, what's it going to be? Let's
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Speaker 1: do a trout unlimited. We haven't done like a water
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Speaker 1: fish conservation thing. I don't think have we, Spencer. I
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Speaker 1: think you're right, Brody, we have not done that. What
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Speaker 1: I like about when Brody wins is he diversifies his earnings.
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Speaker 1: It's not always going to like TRCP or the everyone
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Speaker 1: deserves a little bit. That's right. I like it. Brodie.
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Speaker 1: Well done. Now the next episode you're going to hear
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Speaker 1: again is going to be seven new players competing to
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Speaker 1: see who gets to go to the championship. For episode three,
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Speaker 1: I guess how many thoughts on who might make it
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Speaker 1: in that round? I think we have Steve Garrett, Corey
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Speaker 1: krin Um, folks like that. Who do you think it's
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Speaker 1: going to come out of that round? Now? I haven't
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Speaker 1: revealed this either to Steve, but he's also going to
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Speaker 1: get a bye, like did Well. We got to know
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Speaker 1: everyone that's playing to figure out who's Corey you think
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Speaker 1: Corey will probably Grett. Okay, it sounds like that's the
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Speaker 1: B team. I guess you had all the My corner
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Speaker 1: was the C team. I guess what is it gonna
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Speaker 1: take to win that round? To make it two round three?
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Speaker 1: Out of their group, that's probably only like three or four. Oh,
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Speaker 1: that's brutal. That's usually based on the script that I write,
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Speaker 1: and I haven't written that one yet, so we'll see
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Speaker 1: to be determined. It would be interesting if you gave
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Speaker 1: them the same questions you gave us today. You know,
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Speaker 1: I thought about that, but it wouldn't make for a
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Speaker 1: very good listen. No, nothing would be hard to tune
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Speaker 1: into that one is for sure. You know the answers.
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Speaker 1: Tune in next time for the next episode of Media Tribute.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna get ten new questions, seven new players, and
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Speaker 1: this is the only game show where conservation always wins.
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Speaker 1: Good job, Spencer, Thanks for having me, Spencer. I'm not
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Speaker 1: doing this again.