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Ep. 424: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia LII · The MeatEater Podcast

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Speaker 1: This Mead Podcast. Welcome to Meat Eater Trevia, the only
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Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host Spencer
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Speaker 1: new Hearth and today we're joined by Stephen Runnella, Brodie Henderson, Chester,
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Speaker 1: Floyd Hayden, Sammick Randall, Williams, Dan Chumbler and Sam James.
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Speaker 1: This is a ten round quiz show with questions from
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Speaker 1: meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking,
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Speaker 1: and there is a prize. Meat Eater will donate five
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Speaker 1: hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing
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Speaker 1: for the stat of the week. This week we're looking
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Speaker 1: at the Shelby Index. Shelby is my wife, and as
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Speaker 1: someone who isn't much of a subject matter expert, she
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Speaker 1: tends to get about half as many questions right as
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Speaker 1: the winner, but usually more than some people in the room.
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Speaker 1: That does happen, Yeah, quite often, As that's my number
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Speaker 1: to hit, she would be like a like a she'd
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Speaker 1: be like a pretty good player there. There was one
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Speaker 1: episode actually where she had gotten six and our winner
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Speaker 1: had gotten six, and then when I went home, I
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Speaker 1: gave her the tiebreaker and she beat Yannie on the tiebreaker. Wow,
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Speaker 1: so that's happened one time, she'd be like a pretty
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Speaker 1: legit player. Now. I introduced this barometer last year is
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Speaker 1: a way to gauge how difficult rounds of trivia are.
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Speaker 1: And here are the results. The Shelby index has been
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Speaker 1: dead nuts nine out of nineteen episodes, which is forty
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Speaker 1: seven percent of the time. Her average score for those
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Speaker 1: nineteen episodes was three point eight, while the average winning
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Speaker 1: score for those episodes was a seven point three. That
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Speaker 1: means her average score is fifty two percent of the
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Speaker 1: average winning score, so it's pretty close. I think I
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Speaker 1: got lost. So her average on those nineteen episodes was
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Speaker 1: three point eight and the average winning score on those
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Speaker 1: episodes was seven point three, So she's getting fifty two
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Speaker 1: percent of the amount of points that our winner gets.
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Speaker 1: That's what you always say, That's what I say. But
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Speaker 1: now we have the data to prove there's just an
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Speaker 1: adulto before now we know it's it's there. Here's our
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Speaker 1: zero percent question in the week. This is a question
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Speaker 1: that nobody got right from episode three forty nine. Here
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Speaker 1: it is, according to Anthony Bourdain, you should never order
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Speaker 1: seafood from a restaurant on what day of the week Monday, Monday.
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Speaker 1: You're right. The incorrect answers we had given that episode
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Speaker 1: were Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. The correct answer, though, was Monday.
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Speaker 1: That was a quote from Bourdain's two thousand book, which
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Speaker 1: he later retracted, saying that seafood markets and restaurants standards
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Speaker 1: have changed in the last two decades. Now, we also
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Speaker 1: have some housekeeping to get you before we play. In
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Speaker 1: a previous game of trivia, I asked what gender specific
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Speaker 1: term refers to an uncastrated adult male horse. The correct
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Speaker 1: answer was stallion, but about a dozen listeners wrote in
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Speaker 1: asking if I'd also accept stud. I'd looked it up,
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Speaker 1: and the definition of a stud is quote a stallion
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Speaker 1: kept especially for breeding. So if you said stud, I'd
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Speaker 1: consider that a correct answer. I don't think we had
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Speaker 1: anybody in the room though, who said stud that day.
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Speaker 1: If you hadn't been right now, Tennessee used to what's
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Speaker 1: that song? Just listening going? Johnny Cash a bunch of um?
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Speaker 1: Maybe I think he wrote it? Probably not um. What's
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Speaker 1: his name, don Doc Watson? Maybe no, probably not. It's
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Speaker 1: probably older Chester. Tell us about that hat you look
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Speaker 1: like you wrote in on a Tennessee stud I didn't
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Speaker 1: um just to clarify, but Steve got me a beaver hat.
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Speaker 1: It's really nice, warm, good ice fishing hair. Yeah, there's
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Speaker 1: gonna be sweat rolling down in the face at the
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Speaker 1: end of this. Well, he's gonna be pulling, like all
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Speaker 1: those hairs pull information out of the atmosphere. Man. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: a little an tennis dude. If I win today, I'm
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Speaker 1: wearing this for every single man. My kid just said, like,
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Speaker 1: at my kids' school, they have a project where they
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Speaker 1: got to bring in a thousand or something like a
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Speaker 1: collection to one thousand of something. What are some examples
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Speaker 1: of what other kids are doing? Real standard? I had
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Speaker 1: a big patch of deer hide about eighteen inches square
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Speaker 1: that a dude gave me that was from a melanistic deer,
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Speaker 1: so you would like, like just not eat, like off
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Speaker 1: the edge. I took a pair of fly tie and
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Speaker 1: scissors and just off the edge, removed a thousand hairs
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Speaker 1: off the edge, countered them what I think. No, No,
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Speaker 1: we made a pile of one hundred, and then we
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Speaker 1: eyeballed that pile real careful and made nine more piles
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Speaker 1: that looked exactly the same as that pile. So then
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Speaker 1: he brought those in the baggy, but with the hunk
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Speaker 1: of deer hide, and he's like, here's my collection. No,
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Speaker 1: I ask you how many hairs around this fun this chunk?
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Speaker 1: How many hairs around this chi? No twitch. The answers
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Speaker 1: be like millions. I don't know. A million. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 1: a thousand thousand. Easy, m that's pretty cool. That's just
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Speaker 1: a little hunka hid. It's different. Did you feel bad
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Speaker 1: cutting hair off? The melanistic You don't understand. It's like
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Speaker 1: you can't tell. It was just like we went along
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Speaker 1: the edge. It was like an inch of hair, wasn't
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Speaker 1: that We went along the edge like you would you
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Speaker 1: could just with one little tip of the just went
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Speaker 1: along the edge. You can't tell, like there's a border.
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Speaker 1: We just went along the one, not even like one
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Speaker 1: wall of one border. And did he get some light
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Speaker 1: ones in there or not? No, it's like it's pretty dark.
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Speaker 1: Good on you. M hmm. Now, Also in a previous game,
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Speaker 1: I was just thinking, um, this, this may not be right.
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Speaker 1: But I remember I recall reading or hearing that the
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Speaker 1: fur on a seal is so dense that there's twenty
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Speaker 1: thousand hairs per square inch. I think I think otters
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Speaker 1: may have the densest good on you, Brody. We had
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Speaker 1: some of you write in suggesting that is a trivia
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Speaker 1: question as to what mammal has the densest hair um
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Speaker 1: and I tried to check you feel about the sources. Well,
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Speaker 1: the reason we wound up with that deer. If you
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Speaker 1: wanted to actually hear more about this, we tried it
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Speaker 1: with Kyle. Impossible, impossible, it's too fine to deal with.
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Speaker 1: There's so much of it. You can't. It's like impost
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Speaker 1: you could never it would you can't do it. We
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Speaker 1: looked at we looked at a muskrat, we looked at
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Speaker 1: a kyo, we looked at a skunk's tail. And the
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Speaker 1: reason we had to go with that deer is because
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Speaker 1: you can't. You can't, like, yeah, you take a little
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Speaker 1: snip of it. You can't. You're like, I don't know thousands, Yeah, wow,
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Speaker 1: I wonder how many fibers there is in a turkey beard. Now,
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Speaker 1: if we did Brody's head, dude, we'd had the whole
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Speaker 1: damn head, you would have got to a thousand. That
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Speaker 1: his beard, I don't know, man, Well, that's what I
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Speaker 1: can't get over about that hat. Of chesters. Is it
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Speaker 1: looks as much like a beaver wig as it does
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Speaker 1: a hat. Perfect It's good, big old buck teeth now now.
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Speaker 1: Also in a previous game, we learned that squirrels cause
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Speaker 1: the most power outages in America and that jellyfish are
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Speaker 1: also near the top of the list. Steve wanted to
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Speaker 1: know how jellyfish can pull that off, so I looked
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Speaker 1: it up and here's what I found. Jellyfish can cause
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Speaker 1: major power outages by getting clogged in the intake pipes
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Speaker 1: of power plants. This can happen worldwide, but the most
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Speaker 1: extreme example was in the Philippines in nineteen ninety nine.
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Speaker 1: That's where a bloom of jellyfish is drifted too close
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Speaker 1: to a coal power plant and got sucked into its pumps.
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Speaker 1: The event knocked out power for forty million people and
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Speaker 1: wasn't remedied until cleanup crews extracted fifty tons of jellyfish
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Speaker 1: from the plants pipes. A bloom of jelly, bloom of jellyfish.
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Speaker 1: I'd read that they can be a swarm, a bloom,
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Speaker 1: or a swat or something like that. And there's some
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Speaker 1: weird group names from how about a group of rhinos
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Speaker 1: do you know what that is. That was a real
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Speaker 1: popular poster for a while, but I can't remember what
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Speaker 1: it is to crash crash. That's good, but that's not
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Speaker 1: a question for today either, Randall. So nope, I'm kind
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Speaker 1: of screwed. What he got a trivia question for you?
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Speaker 1: In terms of pounds consumed per person per annum in America,
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Speaker 1: per annum per year. Okay, pounds consumed per person per
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Speaker 1: year in the United States, what do you think the
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Speaker 1: top four classifications of fish are. It's probably small stuff
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Speaker 1: um like anchovies, sardines, pollock. Nope, tuna, god god tuna, salmon,
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Speaker 1: ba tilapia number four. Let's get catfish number four. Camfish
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Speaker 1: aren't the top four, So whatever is number one? Okay, shrimp?
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Speaker 1: Now if you if that and shrimp was the answer,
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Speaker 1: you'd argue that shrimp wasn't fish. I agree, Yeah, it's
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Speaker 1: not your bugs. Tell me. I was shocked to see
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Speaker 1: twappion their number four. Now, the Shelby indexpert today's episode
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Speaker 1: is a three, so our winner should get about six
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Speaker 1: correct answers. And with that we're onto the game of
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Speaker 1: trivia played the drop filled Look, I need to know
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Speaker 1: what I stand to win? Everything? How's that had just
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Speaker 1: tend to win everything? Game on sus. Question one, the
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Speaker 1: topic is woodsmanship. Which of these outdoor magazines is not real?
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Speaker 1: Is it? Fins and feathers, fur fish, game, game and
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Speaker 1: fish or fish fur feather. You might want to write
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Speaker 1: these down. Which of these outdoor magazines is not real?
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Speaker 1: Fins and feathers, fur fish, game, game and fish or
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Speaker 1: fish fur feather? Three of them are real, one of
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Speaker 1: them is not. Again, your four choices fins and feathers,
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Speaker 1: fur fish, game, game, and fish, fish fur feather. Steve,
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Speaker 1: do you know this one? Yeah? I think I do,
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Speaker 1: but I got a problem. But on bring it up.
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Speaker 1: It will help people, all right, Brody's still thinking? Did
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Speaker 1: you write them all out? Brody? I'm writing, Okay, I'll
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Speaker 1: say this. Somewhere in there, you missed a conjunction. That is, yes,
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Speaker 1: conjunction junction. Remember that is everybody really Chester, go ahead
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Speaker 1: and you reveal your answers. We have Steve saying fish
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Speaker 1: for feather, Dan saying fish for feather, Hayden saying fish
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Speaker 1: for feather by the whole room. The whole room said
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Speaker 1: fish for feather. They got it right. The correct answer
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Speaker 1: is fish for feather. I still have subscriptions to the
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Speaker 1: other three. You do for Fish and Game, not for
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Speaker 1: Fish Game. It's for fish Game. It's a dash between
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Speaker 1: each of the words for Fish Game. I still love that.
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Speaker 1: I still love that magazine. Dude, When I was a
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Speaker 1: kid man, that was the Yeah, I can't remember who
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Speaker 1: there for animals. Parker Dozer was Trapper Predator Caller. I
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Speaker 1: can't remember who the the market analyst at fur, Fish
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Speaker 1: and Game. That was a good maga. They had strictly
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Speaker 1: illustrated covers, right, They didn't do photos, didn't they. I
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Speaker 1: feel like they cornered the market on folks who like
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Speaker 1: to trap, right, Well, yeah, but you know, Trapper and
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Speaker 1: Predator Caller got good for a long time. You know.
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Speaker 1: They also had a good classified section where you could
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Speaker 1: like send away for all kinds of weird stuff. You know. No,
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Speaker 1: you don't remember, like the sea creature in the back, No,
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Speaker 1: like Traps and Finns and Feathers was a national publication
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Speaker 1: that ran from the mid nineteen seventies to late nineteen eighties.
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Speaker 1: For Fish Game printed its first magazine in nineteen twenty
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Speaker 1: five and still publishes twelve issues each year. Game and
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Speaker 1: Fish has been around since nineteen seventy six and still
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Speaker 1: publishes twelve issues each year. Fish Fur Feather is a
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Speaker 1: magazine that I made up by combining the other three titles.
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Speaker 1: Question two topic is fishing. This is our listener question
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Speaker 1: in the week, which was won by Caleb McClain for
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Speaker 1: sending this great question. Caleb is going to get a
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Speaker 1: book signed by Steve. Named two of the seven states
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Speaker 1: that list the stripe bass as their official state fish. M.
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Speaker 1: Name two of the seven states that list the striped
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Speaker 1: bass as their official state fish. M. Good on this
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Speaker 1: crew forgetting question one right. Every looking for two of
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Speaker 1: the seven states? Steve, did you ever write for for
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Speaker 1: a fish game? I don't think I've ever published in fame.
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Speaker 1: I thought you had your first byeline? Now who had
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Speaker 1: your first byline? Predator? That question again, named two of
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Speaker 1: the seven states that list the striped bass as their
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Speaker 1: official state fish. Not a very confident room Randall with
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Speaker 1: the quickest answer. I don't know if he's confident. He
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Speaker 1: just wants to intimidate folks. Is a doozy Randall? How
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Speaker 1: you feel about this one? I feel reasonably confident. Okay,
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Speaker 1: two of the seven states. M. I'm just okay. Seven,
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Speaker 1: seven of them? Brodie, how you doing over there? I
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Speaker 1: feel like it can only be a certain number of states, right,
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Speaker 1: and seven of them, like like in a certain I'm
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Speaker 1: not you know, like he said too much? He thinks
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Speaker 1: does everybody have an answer? Yeah? By walking everybody? Why
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Speaker 1: are you walking everybody through it? Man? I didn't. I didn't.
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Speaker 1: I could have kept going, and now I'd have ruined it. Chester,
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Speaker 1: how are we doing? Not? Very good? Sam? Down here?
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Speaker 1: Oh give me a sec. Okay, Steve, you think you
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Speaker 1: got a chance. Oh yeah, man, I'd be shocked if
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Speaker 1: I didn't get one of them right, m Chester. I'm
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Speaker 1: left handed, and I always keep I just keep smearing everything.
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Speaker 1: Are you ready? I'm ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Steve saying Rhode Island in New York, Dan
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Speaker 1: saying Alabama, Mississippi. Hayden sang Rhode Island, New Jersey. Brodie
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Speaker 1: sang Maryland, New Jersey, Sam saying Maryland, Massachusetts, Chester saying
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Speaker 1: New York, Delaware, Randall saying Massachusetts, Maryland. The seven states
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Speaker 1: are Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island,
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Speaker 1: South Carolina, and Virginia. I think the room did pretty
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Speaker 1: well again. The seventh state's New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
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Speaker 1: Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia. After brook trout, stripe bass
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Speaker 1: are the most common state fish in America. Maryland was
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Speaker 1: the first state to declare the stripe bass their official
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Speaker 1: state fish in nineteenth they I know, that's that's why
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Speaker 1: I didn't put them suckers down. New Jersey is the
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Speaker 1: latest state to do so, making the stripe bass their
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Speaker 1: official saltwater fish in twenty seventeen. I think there are
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Speaker 1: two states that designated as a rockfish, but that's a
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Speaker 1: stripe bass. You know what I'm saying. If you went,
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Speaker 1: if you were in Maryland right now and you looked
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Speaker 1: up their state with all their state listen ads to
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Speaker 1: get what did you say, rockfish or stripe bass and
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Speaker 1: get back to you later on that can. I remember
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Speaker 1: sitting there and we're watching some fish crash bait in
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Speaker 1: a little estuary, and you're like, I'm rockfish that hunt, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: smoke some of that wacky tobacco yellow eyes in their
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Speaker 1: bust and baits. Question three, the topic is conservation. Johnny
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Speaker 1: Horizon and Seymour antelope are the official mascots of what
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Speaker 1: federal agency? What can you read that again? What topic
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Speaker 1: is conservation? Johnny Horizon and Seymour Antelope are the official
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Speaker 1: mascot of what federal agency? Nobody knows this one right
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Speaker 1: off the bat. Folks are just gonna be taking a
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Speaker 1: stab again. Johnny Horizon and see More Antalope are the
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Speaker 1: official mascots of what federal agency. Hmmmmm. Steve with a
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Speaker 1: quick answer, how you feel about it? Well, let's take
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Speaker 1: a broader look. I've got a perfect game so far. Okay, two,
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Speaker 1: So even if I falter right now, it's like, you
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Speaker 1: know whatever, share again, Johnny Horizon and see More Antalope. No,
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Speaker 1: Randall with a quick answer, Randall, do you know this?
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Speaker 1: I did not. I'm just making a guess based off
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Speaker 1: of context. And I'm really curious to know what Johnny
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Speaker 1: Horizon looks like. Yeah, I mean kind of like Johnny Bravo,
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Speaker 1: but flatter. He's very like he's very very short. He
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Speaker 1: is like very short and wide Johnny Horizon and Seymour Antelope. Sam,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna come up with an answer? Yeah, I mean
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Speaker 1: I think I can guess at a government agency. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you'll have to do. Yea, here comes Chester. You ready, Hayden,
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Speaker 1: You're ready. I'm pretty sure I just made something. Go
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Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying BLM,
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Speaker 1: Dan same game Commission, Hayden saying Federal Prairie Reserve, Brody
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Speaker 1: saying BLM, Sam saying BLM, Chester saying National Wildlife Federation,
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Speaker 1: Randall saying BLM. Where's you guys are naming agencies? An
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Speaker 1: art agencies? Yeah? Yeah, The correct answer is the Bureau
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Speaker 1: of Land Management Room did perf well? Johnny Horizon was
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Speaker 1: a cowboy who made his debut in nineteen sixty eight.
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Speaker 1: He campaigned for pick up trash, putting out fires, and
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Speaker 1: leaving gates how you found them? Johnny retired in nineteen
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Speaker 1: seventy six. BLM then debuted their new mascot, Seymour Antelope
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Speaker 1: in two thousand and eight. Seymour is considered an ambassador
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Speaker 1: to young people, encouraging them to connect with nature and
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Speaker 1: explore public lands. Question for I think they've got a
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Speaker 1: cousin shoot more. I think those are pretty good mascots
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Speaker 1: for the BLM. Yeah. Question for the topic is public lands.
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Speaker 1: This next great question comes to us via Carl Gustafsson.
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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 mediator dot com. What state is home to the
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Speaker 1: nation's smallest national park? Which is just ninety one acres?
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Speaker 1: Brody with a quick answer. Again, the question is what
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Speaker 1: state is home to the nation's smallest national park? Which
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Speaker 1: is just ninety one acres? Brody? Do you know this one? Well,
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Speaker 1: I'm going with the answer that popped into my head. Okay, fast,
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Speaker 1: no one else. Brody's got it though, again, looking for
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Speaker 1: the smallest national park, which is nine in a state?
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Speaker 1: Looking for you need to tell me what state it's in?
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Speaker 1: The room is struggling minus Brody? Is the perfect game
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Speaker 1: going to continue? Still? No, it's not. Your confidence is
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Speaker 1: like one out of fifty Is that what you think? No? Okay,
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Speaker 1: you got a better chance than that. Yeah, but the
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Speaker 1: one I'm thinking of is it technically so that can't
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Speaker 1: be right. He wouldn't make them. I mean, he makes
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Speaker 1: some dumb ass mistakes, but he wouldn't make a mistake that.
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Speaker 1: I've got a one in fifty shot, okay, two percent
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Speaker 1: chance for Chester Dandy. You have an answer, I do Okay, Sam, yep, Randall,
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Speaker 1: I'll just leave it. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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Speaker 1: We have Cea saying New York, Dan saying California, Hayden
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Speaker 1: saying Rhode Island, Brodie saying California. Sam saying Rhode Island. Chester,
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Speaker 1: you're saying Florida, Randall saying Massachusetts. Nobody got it right.
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Speaker 1: Correct answer is Missouri. Gateway Arch National Park in Saint Louis,
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Speaker 1: five thousand acres, smaller than the next smallest national park,
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Speaker 1: which is Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. The Gateway
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Speaker 1: Arch is six hundred thirty feet tall and six hundred
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Speaker 1: thirty feet wide. He was built in nineteen sixty five
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Speaker 1: and is meant to symbolize America's gateway to the West.
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Speaker 1: Why is that not a monument? That is a weird one. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there's some little island off the coast at California that
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Speaker 1: was a national park. Nobody, yep, did it? Was it?
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Speaker 1: Was it worth it? That Hot Springs, Arkansas. If you
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Speaker 1: ride the little elevator up to the top, you can
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Speaker 1: look over the beauty full scenery of western Illinois industrial plants.
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Speaker 1: It's just quite gorgeous. Clint Clay's working on a bear
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Speaker 1: grease about the stigmatism of Arkansas, like for a long time,
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Speaker 1: Arkansas is the most ridiculed state in the nation. And
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Speaker 1: to as his like in refuting that stereotype, he's spending
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Speaker 1: some time on Walmart and Clinton. Now I should say
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Speaker 1: refuting it, but in complicating it. Yeah, he's getting into Walmart,
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Speaker 1: Clinton and some fancy ass uh Art museum. That's some
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Speaker 1: some like that episode, like complicating Factors of Arkansas. You
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Speaker 1: know they came out. Yeah, it came out at the
22:49
Speaker 1: at the time of recording, so on March eighth. Oh
22:53
Speaker 1: there you go, go listen to it. Yet proud of Walmart, dude.
22:58
Speaker 1: Clay one time was telling us about Walmarts, Like Walmarts
23:04
Speaker 1: someone that works in manufacturing and supply. I was telling
23:06
Speaker 1: us about how good Walmart is about ensuring worker conditions overseas.
23:12
Speaker 1: Clay perched right up, dude, he was glowing. He's like,
23:19
Speaker 1: can you tell us again about Walmart? That's fine. I
23:22
Speaker 1: get giddy now when I encountered just a regular Walmart
23:25
Speaker 1: instead of a super Walmart. Every now and then, I
23:27
Speaker 1: feel like in the Midwest or the South, you come
23:29
Speaker 1: across one just a regular old Walmart without the grocery store.
23:33
Speaker 1: It's a real treat and there's like a time traveled. Yeah,
23:35
Speaker 1: Walmart's pulling out of Portland. Why you know when you
23:41
Speaker 1: see an article, you don't read it. Question? Fine, I
23:45
Speaker 1: always start because I always tell me about Reddit. I'm
23:47
Speaker 1: gonna start changing what I say at headline question. I
23:51
Speaker 1: was reading about the article in the headline, The topic
23:55
Speaker 1: is cooking. This cheese, which is often used in lasagna,
24:01
Speaker 1: has a name that means recooked in Italian. Quick answer
24:06
Speaker 1: from the entire rooms. Maybe one hundred percent correct. Like
24:10
Speaker 1: the first question, This cheese, which is often used in lasagna,
24:15
Speaker 1: has a name that means recooked in Italian. Definitely didn't
24:21
Speaker 1: spell it right, Okay, is everybody ready go ahead and
24:25
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. Ricotto, rico, ricotta, ricotta chester. That's one
24:31
Speaker 1: of the more off. You're gonna do a little time.
24:33
Speaker 1: It was one of the more done. Yeah, everybody says
24:37
Speaker 1: like ricotta is correct. Ricotta cheese is made by recooking
24:43
Speaker 1: the way left over from making other cheese, which is
24:46
Speaker 1: often mozzarella. It can be used as a substitute for
24:49
Speaker 1: cottage cheese, cream cheese, and mayo If you want a
24:53
Speaker 1: great lasan your recipe that uses it, then go to
24:55
Speaker 1: the Meat Eater dot com and check out Lucas Leaf's
24:57
Speaker 1: recipe for venison fennel lasagna. Steve, when else do you
25:02
Speaker 1: use ricata besides lasagna? Give me an example, omelets. Yeah,
25:09
Speaker 1: but you'd use it in other things that involve You'd
25:12
Speaker 1: use it in other concoctions that involve like some sort
25:16
Speaker 1: of pasta and tomato kind of thing. Uh. I don't
25:21
Speaker 1: like that question. Okay, right, how bad could it be?
25:24
Speaker 1: Fel we are halfway through the game of trivia, give
25:27
Speaker 1: us a scoreboard update. Sure thing, No one's running away
25:29
Speaker 1: with the game. Um, but we have Chester and Dan
25:33
Speaker 1: tied up with two points. Sam, Randall and Hayden have
25:38
Speaker 1: three points apiece and tied for first place. Four points
25:41
Speaker 1: are Stephen Brodie. Yeah, I got to take advantage of
25:48
Speaker 1: a one point lead over Randall. Man. Well, he came
25:51
Speaker 1: in hot. You know. A long time ago. I told
25:57
Speaker 1: my wife this, I said, Randall won't admit it, but
26:00
Speaker 1: one percent of the reason that he's moving here so
26:02
Speaker 1: he can play Meat Eater Trivia. And then last episode
26:05
Speaker 1: Randall says, yeah, I'm just moving here, so I can
26:07
Speaker 1: play Meat Eater Trivia and now I don't think it's
26:09
Speaker 1: a joke anymore. Randall, I don't. I don't know that
26:12
Speaker 1: it has like a cause of effect. But okay, certainly
26:14
Speaker 1: like confirm that. I'm like, it's not that far. Question six,
26:31
Speaker 1: the topic is hunting. This next great question comes to
26:34
Speaker 1: is via Jeff James. If you have a question you
26:36
Speaker 1: think is right for Meat Eater Trivia, you can send
26:38
Speaker 1: it to trivia at the meat eater dot com. This
26:41
Speaker 1: is a visual question. If you want to see what
26:44
Speaker 1: the room is seeing, then go to Instagram and check
26:46
Speaker 1: out at Spencer Newharth. I'll make it my most recent post.
26:51
Speaker 1: This former NASCAR driver is famous for wearing cowboy hats
26:55
Speaker 1: that often feature pheasant feathers, rattlesnake skins, and racoon vaculums.
27:01
Speaker 1: Pass that around the rim again. This former NASCAR driver
27:08
Speaker 1: is famous for wearing cowboy hats that often feature pheasant feathers,
27:12
Speaker 1: rattlesnake skins, and raccoon vaculums. Randall and Brody didn't even
27:17
Speaker 1: need the picture. I've seen that guy a million I know, Brody,
27:23
Speaker 1: is it who you thought it was? If? I? Yeah, thanks,
27:27
Speaker 1: I mean Hopefully I'm remember remembering his name right again,
27:31
Speaker 1: It's not Mario and Reddy is This former NASCAR driver
27:39
Speaker 1: is famous for wearing cowcar that often feature pheasant feathers,
27:44
Speaker 1: rattlesnake skins, and raccoon vaculums. We will do Jeopardy rules.
27:48
Speaker 1: If you have the last name, will take that. You
27:50
Speaker 1: don't need first name. I don't really know Nascar, Okay,
27:57
Speaker 1: I would suspect that Brody and Randall don't know NASCAR either,
28:01
Speaker 1: but they might recognize this fellow. Oh yeah, dude, make
28:04
Speaker 1: a movie about this guy. I don't know Ricky Bobby
28:08
Speaker 1: an Yeah, I recognize the Dickens. Can't remember his damn name? Man,
28:15
Speaker 1: I know Randall? Is that who you thought it was?
28:20
Speaker 1: I believe so, con unless I'm getting the name wrong.
28:25
Speaker 1: If I want to see this and his hat to
28:30
Speaker 1: check out at Spencer New Hearth, what are you seeing
28:34
Speaker 1: on those hats there, Steve, he's looking for the guy's initials, Oh,
28:41
Speaker 1: any indicators of who he is? An embroidered shirt has
28:44
Speaker 1: been blurred out. What's this saying, Steve? That you say?
28:49
Speaker 1: Is it like your hat? Personality? Can't be Never wear
28:53
Speaker 1: a hat that says hello before you do, okay or no, no,
28:58
Speaker 1: never were Yeah, never wear I have to have more
29:00
Speaker 1: personality while Chester's sitting here in a beaver hat. But
29:04
Speaker 1: I don't think that that violates that because I'll wear
29:06
Speaker 1: one of those. But I would never be able to
29:08
Speaker 1: wear like that crazy ass hat that guy's got on.
29:10
Speaker 1: I would say that the beaver had says hello, before
29:13
Speaker 1: you do that, I think so too. I mean, in
29:19
Speaker 1: a podcast studio he does says I'm a practical fella
29:23
Speaker 1: who knows how to trap. Does everybody have an answer
29:25
Speaker 1: for who this former NASCAR driver is? Oh? Oh, okay,
29:31
Speaker 1: I just it just occurred to me. Was this divine
29:34
Speaker 1: or humunculous? What happened? Let that one go on a
29:39
Speaker 1: long time in incha spencer, go ahead and reveal your answers.
29:44
Speaker 1: We have Steve saying petty, Dan saying Richard Petty, Hayden
29:48
Speaker 1: saying Rick, Thomas Brody saying Petty, Sam saying Earnhart, Chester's
29:53
Speaker 1: saying Dale, Earnhart, Randall saying Richard Petty. The correct answer
29:59
Speaker 1: is Richard Petty. God just canny be light like it
30:02
Speaker 1: floored through Chester's hat to me, right right out of it. Terry, Yeah,
30:12
Speaker 1: like you know, someone gets struck by lightning and like
30:14
Speaker 1: he does a gazape with the dude next him does
30:16
Speaker 1: because like the information came into Chester's fur hat flowed
30:20
Speaker 1: down the table on my leg into my head. Although
30:24
Speaker 1: Petty's racing career began in nineteen sixty eight and he
30:28
Speaker 1: didn't start wearing the famous Charlie one horse hats until
30:31
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty, the flamboyant hats made him a fan favorite,
30:35
Speaker 1: helping him win the Most Popular Driver Award nine times.
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Speaker 1: Petty's hat is so iconic that a signed version is
30:42
Speaker 1: on display at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
30:46
Speaker 1: We're gonna get back to hunting fishing on the next question,
30:50
Speaker 1: Question seven. The topic is fishing. What body of water
30:56
Speaker 1: is often referred to as floored is in and see?
31:03
Speaker 1: What body of water is often referred to as Florida's inland.
31:08
Speaker 1: See quick answers from most of the room. Did not
31:13
Speaker 1: take into account that Steve got off a plane from
31:17
Speaker 1: Florida yesterday? Is that gonna help you? Well? No, because
31:23
Speaker 1: no one told me that. I think he might have
31:24
Speaker 1: known this before he again, what body of water is
31:28
Speaker 1: often referred to as Florida's inland Sea. Does everybody have
31:33
Speaker 1: an answer? Okay, I was writing it down very confident,
31:37
Speaker 1: room Chester, Would you just add there to your whiteboard,
31:43
Speaker 1: just the letter go ahead, answers okay Choby, Dan saying Okabojee,
31:50
Speaker 1: which is in Iowa. Hayden Sang says that body sang
31:57
Speaker 1: Eld Sam saying, boy, these there are some creative spelling.
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Speaker 1: Sam saying Oka Chobe. Chester saying Okachobe. No, what did
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Speaker 1: that say? Let's see it, Okadobe, Okachobe. I Okay, oka Chobe.
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Speaker 1: Randall saying Oka Chobe. They got it. The correct answer
32:14
Speaker 1: is lake Okachobe. Were right? Seriously, I don't think we're
32:17
Speaker 1: gonna give it to Dan who said a lake that
32:19
Speaker 1: is an isola. I think he's saying of Lake Okabogie,
32:23
Speaker 1: which is in the northwest corner of the state. I
32:25
Speaker 1: believe Brodie said the Everglades, which is not right. The
32:29
Speaker 1: Everglades are not the same as Lake Okeechobee is the
32:33
Speaker 1: head of the Everglades. It's right. At seven hundred thirty
32:37
Speaker 1: four square miles, Okachobee is the tenth largest natural freshwater
32:41
Speaker 1: lake in the United States. It's a relatively young lake,
32:45
Speaker 1: forming just six thousand years ago when ocean waters receded
32:49
Speaker 1: from the minor depression that is the lake bed. Amazingly,
32:52
Speaker 1: the average depth of Lake Okochobee is nine feet and
32:55
Speaker 1: the deepest part is thirteen feet. I was on that
32:58
Speaker 1: mother liquor last week. Yeah, we had a we had
33:02
Speaker 1: an airbnb and there's this uh what river was that?
33:06
Speaker 1: Uh Caloosa Hatchie which connects to Controlby And we were
33:12
Speaker 1: out there trying to catch some bass and Steve said,
33:15
Speaker 1: we never would catch a bass, And did you Chris,
33:20
Speaker 1: Chris Gill caught a bucket? Now what happened? Okay, it's
33:22
Speaker 1: not okay side of the story. Do you want to
33:26
Speaker 1: hear my side of the story. Yeah, there's a little
33:30
Speaker 1: dock on the river and there's some cattail ponds, and
33:32
Speaker 1: they come back all excited going to Walmart buy a
33:37
Speaker 1: rod for twenty two bucks and buy a bunch of
33:38
Speaker 1: ten inch artificials. And I went down there to survey
33:45
Speaker 1: the situation as the kind of place you can't dock.
33:47
Speaker 1: Hop you got one damn doc Okay, And I just said,
33:51
Speaker 1: I don't think that's how I was going to go down.
33:52
Speaker 1: Give us some specifics, chatter of what you guys purchased.
33:55
Speaker 1: We purchased a spinning rod. Okay, we um Shakespeare, just
34:00
Speaker 1: a standard Shakespeare. Yeah, just like a real cheap twenty
34:04
Speaker 1: three dollars spinning round with mono. Gil said he's never
34:07
Speaker 1: going back to good rods. I can guarantee you I'm
34:12
Speaker 1: going back to good And what were these artificial lures
34:16
Speaker 1: that you had? It was just a big long eight
34:19
Speaker 1: inch worm. And we were Texas, so they had a
34:22
Speaker 1: bullet sinker. They had like a bullet sinker there in
34:25
Speaker 1: a big old text. And they should have got some
34:27
Speaker 1: live shower. So I told him, and I came up
34:30
Speaker 1: with a fishing quote. I said, you're fishing the way
34:33
Speaker 1: you wish the world was, yes, and not the way
34:36
Speaker 1: the world is. Yeah. And I said, you go get
34:38
Speaker 1: some crawlers. I'll show you some fish, which they did,
34:41
Speaker 1: and then they started breaking and everything under the sun.
34:44
Speaker 1: I love that about Okachelby is they're unabashed by using
34:47
Speaker 1: bobbers and live bait. That's like a standard guiding guy.
34:52
Speaker 1: And he was booking a client. I was with a
34:55
Speaker 1: bass guy. We were out in his airboat. We went
34:57
Speaker 1: shooting toil, happy with our bows. But he got a
35:00
Speaker 1: hall and was booking a client and the client is
35:03
Speaker 1: Pan Captain Bob Stafford. The client is panned to go
35:08
Speaker 1: out bober fishing with shiners. Great, yeah, man, that's thirty
35:13
Speaker 1: to forty thirty to forty bass days. It's awesome. Circle
35:20
Speaker 1: hooks and he's off. He's on some body water just
35:22
Speaker 1: north Oak Choby catch and release only circle hooks on
35:28
Speaker 1: live bait. Is it an amazing to look out over
35:31
Speaker 1: that whole sea and think that at thirteen feet it's
35:33
Speaker 1: the deepest it gets? Question? We caught talapia, catfish and
35:39
Speaker 1: a large mouth and were those all on the barber
35:42
Speaker 1: rooms as well? Yes? How big? Some folks called Steve
35:46
Speaker 1: Rigg how big basking like a eighteen seventeen eighteen inch? Ye?
35:52
Speaker 1: Good bucket mouth. Well, when they come running back from
35:54
Speaker 1: there to day or they're they're going to get some
35:57
Speaker 1: sixteen pounders out of the Question eight, The topic is conservation.
36:05
Speaker 1: White nose syndrome is a disease that's killed millions of
36:09
Speaker 1: these animals in the last decade. Is not any way
36:13
Speaker 1: for you to finish? And did a couple other folks
36:16
Speaker 1: equaled Steve's confidence? Again? The question is white nose syndrome
36:21
Speaker 1: is a disease that's killed millions of these animals in
36:25
Speaker 1: the last decade. I think in the race between Brody,
36:28
Speaker 1: Steve and Randall, Steve one with the quickest answer. Randall
36:33
Speaker 1: and Brody also look quite confident. It's his question eight.
36:36
Speaker 1: After this we will get a scoreboard update. Maybe we
36:39
Speaker 1: should do a version of trivia with the buzzer deal.
36:43
Speaker 1: Whoever rings in verse? Well, we did the holiday edition
36:47
Speaker 1: that was right, family feud, but then it gets into
36:54
Speaker 1: it gets complicated because you ring and you're wrong, and
36:57
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think I think at some point
36:59
Speaker 1: this year we're gonna try something where you have to
37:01
Speaker 1: wager throughout the game. You can wage point. We'll see
37:05
Speaker 1: if we like it or not. What do you mean,
37:07
Speaker 1: like I have five final sty but do it throughout
37:13
Speaker 1: the game again? Question eight? The topic is conservation. White
37:18
Speaker 1: nose syndrome is a disease that's killed millions of these
37:22
Speaker 1: animals in the last decade. How specific do we have
37:25
Speaker 1: to get Do you think the answer is whitetail deer?
37:28
Speaker 1: You can just say, dear, huh, well, how long do
37:34
Speaker 1: people have? Because I got a little announcement to make
37:37
Speaker 1: go ahead, if anyone out there has a print of
37:40
Speaker 1: Eric von Schmidt's Here Fell Custer. Can you send Spencer note?
37:47
Speaker 1: Why why is that? I want it for the new studio? Okay,
37:49
Speaker 1: send it to Trivia at the meat eater dot com. Kyle,
37:52
Speaker 1: he's been trying to track one down for me, but
37:54
Speaker 1: it's hard to find. What's it called again? Here Fell
37:56
Speaker 1: Custer by Eric von Schmidt, Here Fell you know where
38:01
Speaker 1: to get it? Send its Tribua one Trivia the meat
38:04
Speaker 1: eater dot Com. We got room for it. Does everybody
38:06
Speaker 1: have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answer. If
38:10
Speaker 1: Steve saying bets, Dan saying mink, Hayden saying fish, Brodie
38:15
Speaker 1: saying bets, Sam saying bets, Chester saying possums bets. But
38:21
Speaker 1: he didn't even say possums. It was singular, he said critter,
38:26
Speaker 1: just one of the millions of possums. The correct answer
38:30
Speaker 1: is bats. White nose syndrome was discovered in America in
38:34
Speaker 1: two thousand and six. It arrived here from Europe or
38:37
Speaker 1: Asia and has been devastating bat populations ever since. It's
38:41
Speaker 1: estimated that about seven million bats have died from the
38:44
Speaker 1: fungal disease in the last fifteen years, and biologists now
38:47
Speaker 1: consider it the greatest threat to North America's native bats.
38:52
Speaker 1: Fell give us a scoreboard update. We have two questions left.
38:55
Speaker 1: We must say goodbye to Hayden, Van and Chet, who
38:58
Speaker 1: played valiantly but no longer in the running. Sam has
39:02
Speaker 1: five points, Randall and Brody have six, and in first
39:06
Speaker 1: place is Steve with seven points. Two questions. Anybody's game? Man?
39:11
Speaker 1: I could falter question nine is cooking? That? Listen? If
39:17
Speaker 1: you'd have called it sooner, I would have been I
39:19
Speaker 1: was already savoring that point. Oh man, So the topic
39:25
Speaker 1: is cooking. What coastal American city is famous for its
39:29
Speaker 1: hot dogs that are served with cream, cheese and sauteed onions?
39:35
Speaker 1: What coastal American city? What coastal American city is famous
39:40
Speaker 1: for its hot dogs that are served with cream, cheese
39:43
Speaker 1: and sauteed onions. Randall looks like he might make up
39:46
Speaker 1: some ground here. Do you some kind of hot What
39:52
Speaker 1: does that mean exactly? They just taste great? Isn't this
39:58
Speaker 1: our second hot dog question? They serve them in places
40:02
Speaker 1: we had a question about red snappers probably a month ago.
40:06
Speaker 1: This one, though, is what coastal American city is famous
40:10
Speaker 1: for its hot dogs that are served with cream cheese.
40:13
Speaker 1: And this is where I feel the cooking questions wander
40:16
Speaker 1: way outside the focus of this. How famous? If you
40:22
Speaker 1: google cream cheese hot dog, every single result is going
40:26
Speaker 1: to be this. There is a famous There is a
40:29
Speaker 1: restaurant in town that sells one of these, and it
40:32
Speaker 1: is called the Blank Dog. It's it's it's the thing.
40:35
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready the blank Dog? A sere? Yeah? Are
40:40
Speaker 1: they Randall? Have you had one of these dogs? He's
40:44
Speaker 1: hints only a few, though, Are they good? Favorite? We're
40:48
Speaker 1: really helping out the room like that question. We got
40:54
Speaker 1: a lot going on here. There's a lot on the line,
40:56
Speaker 1: mind you. It's a tight game. Does everybody have an answer?
41:00
Speaker 1: I just need to beat Shelby. Shelby an exis three.
41:04
Speaker 1: We've already surpassed that with Steve's seven and two questions
41:08
Speaker 1: to go, Brodie? Are you gonna get this one? I
41:12
Speaker 1: have no idea? Okay, but I'm still thinking it's everybody ready?
41:17
Speaker 1: M Brody? Nope? God, I'm struggling to see what this
41:22
Speaker 1: question has to do with anything. Yeah, well, it's about it.
41:26
Speaker 1: It's a regional preparation, just like we talk about lobster
41:29
Speaker 1: rolls from wild game recipe coming up has plenty of
41:38
Speaker 1: hot dog and saucage recipes. All right, what rodya ready?
41:43
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve, what's
41:47
Speaker 1: that say? Saying Philly, Dan saying Philly, Hagen saying Coney Island.
41:52
Speaker 1: Brodie sang Boston, Sam saying Atlantic City Chester. You're saying Seattle.
41:58
Speaker 1: Randall sang Seattle. The correct answer is Seattle to Handle
42:03
Speaker 1: and Chester. I lived in Seattle, dude. I think that
42:10
Speaker 1: says more about you than Seattle. Here's why the sea
42:14
Speaker 1: was invented in Pioneer Square in the late nineteen eighties.
42:17
Speaker 1: It became a late night staple for food carts to
42:20
Speaker 1: sell to bargoers, becoming the unofficial drunk food of the
42:24
Speaker 1: Emerald City. The hot dog is typically a Polish sausage
42:27
Speaker 1: that split down the middle and served on a toasted
42:30
Speaker 1: pretzel bun. Did you have a Seattle dog in Seattle? Yes?
42:36
Speaker 1: Did you get it like off a food cart at
42:38
Speaker 1: a ballgame, a restaurant? What was going on? I don't remember.
42:41
Speaker 1: They all kind of run together. I've had a couple
42:46
Speaker 1: of them, and not my favorite. I'm more of a
42:48
Speaker 1: traditional mustard ketchup onions relish guy and Phil as our
42:53
Speaker 1: person from the Pacific Northwest. What's your familiarity with a
42:56
Speaker 1: Seattle But it's the best hot dog I've ever had,
42:58
Speaker 1: was a Seattle dog. Really just it's so indulgent, it's
43:02
Speaker 1: it's it's really really good. And do you just do
43:04
Speaker 1: like a classic cream cheese and sautet on? That's it?
43:08
Speaker 1: Pull of sausage, cream cheese? What brody? Right now? The
43:11
Speaker 1: pretzel bun is baked too Chester? Did you know that?
43:15
Speaker 1: Are you just guessing? Did you cheat off Randall? I didn't.
43:18
Speaker 1: I didn't cheat, Okay. I I was gonna guess Portland
43:22
Speaker 1: or Seattle because I feel like I've just heard that
43:24
Speaker 1: like Portland dog, Seattle dog, and I just guess Seattle.
43:28
Speaker 1: I know what's funny, man, I put down all side
43:30
Speaker 1: of that, put down an on a coastal. But yeah,
43:37
Speaker 1: I was. I was thinking of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia tea
43:42
Speaker 1: party man, and Philadelphia cream cheese. When I saw the
43:47
Speaker 1: two Philly answers, I'm like, man, I am pretty ignorant
43:49
Speaker 1: about that part of the country, not knowing that. I
43:52
Speaker 1: don't even want to. I got to I got to
43:55
Speaker 1: focused on cream cheese and not focused the same, Phil.
43:59
Speaker 1: We have one question left, where to folks stand, it's
44:03
Speaker 1: a good one. We've got Brody with six points and
44:07
Speaker 1: tied up in first place. Now are Randall and Steve
44:10
Speaker 1: question ten? The topic is still you need these other
44:14
Speaker 1: two to get it wrong and you to get it right.
44:17
Speaker 1: Oh that's this. Next great question comes to is via
44:20
Speaker 1: Kevin Noak. If you have a question you think is
44:23
Speaker 1: right from meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to
44:25
Speaker 1: triviat to meat eater dot com. Kevin, I'm gonna kick
44:27
Speaker 1: your ass. I don't get this right. How many states
44:31
Speaker 1: east of the Rocky Mountains have huntable populations of mule deer?
44:38
Speaker 1: Come on? Is that? What's to come on? You don't
44:41
Speaker 1: like the questions? Does the state have to have? What
44:44
Speaker 1: if the state has Rocky Mountains in it? Well, then
44:47
Speaker 1: that wouldn't be east of the Rocky Mountains. Yeah, would now,
44:51
Speaker 1: so the entire state has the east of the Rocky Mountains? Yes?
44:56
Speaker 1: Probably looking for how many states east of the Rocky
44:59
Speaker 1: Mountains have huntable populations of mule deer? Just looking for
45:05
Speaker 1: a number, Just looking for a number. Brody, how do
45:13
Speaker 1: you feel about this one? You need pretty good? As
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Speaker 1: my definition of east of the Rocky Mountains is correct? Okay?
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Speaker 1: This this takes quite a bit of knowledge about where
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Speaker 1: mule deer live, where the Rocky Mountains are, etc. Good
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Speaker 1: on you if you get this right again? How many
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Speaker 1: states east? This is more like? This is more of
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Speaker 1: a tiebreaker, Buddy, it's more of a tiebreaker. I think.
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Speaker 1: I think you'll be surprised at how well folks do
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Speaker 1: with this question. Randall, how do you feel about this one?
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Speaker 1: I think I'm plus or minus three, okay, I'm cluser
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Speaker 1: minus one okay. And Brody thinks he has it. This
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Speaker 1: is shaping up for maybe a three way tiebreaker. Does
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Speaker 1: everybody have an answer? Listen, man, it should be like
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Speaker 1: name blank, number of them. You can't expect people just
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Speaker 1: to have this right. We'll see. I think it's reasonable.
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Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? Did you just change a
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Speaker 1: da chang? Okay, Hayden's changing his. It's non consequential. I'm
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Speaker 1: out go ahead and reveal your answer. We have Steve
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Speaker 1: saying five, Dance saying four, Hayden sang four, Brody sang six,
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Speaker 1: Sam saying five, Chester saying four. Randall saying, is that
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Speaker 1: a four or nine? That's a four? From five, Randy
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Speaker 1: saying four. We have a correct answer in the room.
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Speaker 1: It's six sending us. I think that's what you means.
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Speaker 1: States extend from Canada to Mexico. They are North Dakota,
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Speaker 1: South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Mule deer are
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Speaker 1: occasionally reported in states like Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri,
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Speaker 1: but they are often young bucks that wandered in from
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Speaker 1: neighboring states to the west. Man, if I wrote down
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Speaker 1: Oklahoma over, did you did you not think they had
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Speaker 1: mule deer? Did you forget about Oklahoma? Did you think
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Speaker 1: I went there? I didn't think they had a season? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: they do. So we're going to a three way tiebreaker.
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Speaker 1: Played the drops. We're not done make any sense at all. First,
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Speaker 1: you're lad, you can be second, you can be third, fourth,
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Speaker 1: held fifth, Phil, When do you get a minute here
47:41
Speaker 1: where you do that? I don't like that one. Don't
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Speaker 1: like that's that's ricky boy, I know, but it's like
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Speaker 1: too much of the same thing. It's just a long passage. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I thought I'm out of Medley. Yeah, sure, you sent
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Speaker 1: me some ideas. Brodie, Steve and Randall going to our
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Speaker 1: tiebreaking question with seven correct ants, I never liked it.
48:00
Speaker 1: The tiebreaker will be a numerical question. Whoever is closest
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Speaker 1: to the correct answer will be declared the winner. The
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Speaker 1: tiebreaking topic is hunting. What is the last year that
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Speaker 1: ESPN ran hunting content on their network? Brody with a
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Speaker 1: quick answer almost, I'm just getting my pen ready. You
48:23
Speaker 1: will not catch Brodie sleep again. The tabbig is hunting.
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Speaker 1: What is the last year that ESPN ran hunting content
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Speaker 1: on their network? The only answers that matter are Randall, Brody,
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Speaker 1: and Steve, but the rest of the room can play
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Speaker 1: along if they'd like. Looking for the last year that
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Speaker 1: ESPN had hunting content. Brody, how do you feel about that?
48:50
Speaker 1: Guess I think I'm close? Okay, Randall? See this one's
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Speaker 1: weird though, because there's no like decimal point shit to
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Speaker 1: like fall back on. We've done years the four. We
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Speaker 1: need to go to a second tiebreaker. We can do that.
49:03
Speaker 1: Oh man, I can go on all day, like to
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Speaker 1: play the clip you don't like twice? This is like
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Speaker 1: regular programmed. Yeah, like the last time ESPN one or two?
49:15
Speaker 1: Are we including the spin off sets? The whole net ocho?
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Speaker 1: Now they just cut it at if you ain't first
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Speaker 1: your last cut and then like going to other stuff.
49:25
Speaker 1: That's funny, Steve, I'm worried you're not focused on our
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Speaker 1: tiebreaking question here. Okay, you come up with an answer yet? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: Okay for the last year that they ran hunting content, Honey,
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Speaker 1: Espn Randall, do you have an answer? I've seen you
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Speaker 1: change it more times. Now I'm working on my third
49:45
Speaker 1: I gotta do a little at it. Okay, Yeah, is
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Speaker 1: everybody ready? Really, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
49:56
Speaker 1: have Dan saying nineteen eighty seven, Hayden saying two thousand
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Speaker 1: in five, Sam saying two thousand and eleven. Chester, you're
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Speaker 1: saying two thousand and seven, and the answers that man.
50:07
Speaker 1: We have Brody saying two thousand and eight, Randall saying
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Speaker 1: two thousand and one, Steve saying two thousand and five.
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Speaker 1: One of you is within two years of the correct answer.
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Speaker 1: The right answer is two thousand and ten, making Brody
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Speaker 1: Brodie came through Clutch with the six mule deer States
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Speaker 1: and then got within two years and he was saying
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Speaker 1: it can't be done. He shouldn't have down. You know,
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Speaker 1: never never, never give up Steve. I was so distracted
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Speaker 1: by the fact that I was gonna lose I didn't
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Speaker 1: even think of someone to donate to. You know what
50:47
Speaker 1: Brody exemplified right there? My my, uh, Maxim this is uh,
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Speaker 1: be a pessimist in your head, but an optimist in
50:57
Speaker 1: your actions. It's right, but that feel like he was
51:00
Speaker 1: being a pessimist in his action as well. Started answering.
51:06
Speaker 1: He got everything right from that moment on. Now, while
51:08
Speaker 1: you think of a donation, Brody, let me tell you this.
51:10
Speaker 1: ESPN announced in a twenty ten press release that was
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Speaker 1: cutting all outdoor television except for bass tournaments by the
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Speaker 1: end of the year. The last hunting show I can
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Speaker 1: find that aired on ESPN was Bill Jordan's Real Tree Outdoors,
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Speaker 1: where David Blann goes on a once in a lifetime
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Speaker 1: elk hunt in Wyoming. That episode aired on December nineteen,
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Speaker 1: twenty ten. We made it once in a lifetime I
51:32
Speaker 1: think it was, you know, a tag that was like
51:34
Speaker 1: took him sixteen years of drowne. He hired an outfit
51:37
Speaker 1: or something like that. Brodie, what happens next is you
51:40
Speaker 1: get to choose where the five hundred dollars donation goes
51:43
Speaker 1: So what's it going to be. I'm gonna do the
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Speaker 1: Mule Deer Foundation. Who because he came in on that
51:48
Speaker 1: mule question. Besides, besides it, ten, what else do you
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Speaker 1: like about the Mule Deer Foundation? Oh, habitat work, access,
51:57
Speaker 1: hunter advocacy, all that stuff. Well, Brody, amazing game, Brody,
52:01
Speaker 1: come back for the an I want it, want us deserved,
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Speaker 1: I'll hand it out. Hell of all. Come back. Well done, Brody.
52:08
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52:14
Speaker 1: wearing this hat anymore. I'm not hot, but it's it's
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Speaker 1: given other people answer. That's why