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It's media podcast.
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Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game
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show where conservation always wins. I'm
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your host, Spencer new Arth and today we're
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joined by Steve Yanni Brody, cal
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Randall, Tresa Max and Seth. This
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is a ten round quiz show with questions from
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Meat Eater's four verticals which are hunting, fishing,
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conservation and cooking. And there is a prize.
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Mead Eater will donate five hundred dollars to the
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conservation organization of the
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winners choosing and because this episode
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is brought to you by Athletic Brewing, they're
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matching our five hundred dollars donation as
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well as sponsoring a moneyball question
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of the week. Thanks to Athletic Brewing, today's
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episode has potential for a fifteen
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hundred dollars conservation donation
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for the start of the week. This week, we're looking at player
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performance in the fishing category. In the
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history of all Meat Eater fishing
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questions, the player average is
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forty four percent, which is three
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percent lower than the hunting category.
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At the top of the leaderboard, you guys have any guesses
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who is our best performer in
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fishing? Brody Brody
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is at the top of the leaderboard. He gets
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seventy two seventy
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percent.
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Of all doesn't he just win
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all the time?
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He does win a lot. Maybe
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he's just the most consenting to talk. At
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the top of the leaderboard is Brody. You get seventy
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two percent of all fishing questions correct
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right. That's followed by Randall with sixty
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seven percent, Steve with sixty one
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percent, Good Cow with fifty eight percent,
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and Yanni with fifty seven percent. They
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are our only players who average above
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fifty percent in the fishing category.
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Steve sixty one percent of fishing
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questions still pretty.
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Still yeah, still.
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Good enough for third. There's nothing wrong
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with the bronze medal.
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And why am I always down here beating
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Brody?
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I mean, doesn't that directly correlate to your
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like the overall standings.
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I think we'll have to find out what categories.
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There's still two more categories.
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Now here's our Infrequently Asked Questions
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segment. If you have a trivia related question
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for a crew, send it to Trivia at the medieater dot
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com with the subject line I FAQ. Ben
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Utley wants to know who is your favorite guest
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of all time? On Trivia. The one
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that gets talked to me the most about from like
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when we're at a live show or emails and
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stuff are the wives and the girlfriends and
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the boyfriend of Meat Eater Trivia.
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So we'll bring that back. We'll do that again sometime
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this summer. So that was one of my favorites.
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Playing with the Mets was great because they were
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super competitive. They were like pissed
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off with the results. After the show, they
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talked about it as they exited the hotel
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to go to a game that actually mattered against the Braves
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that night, so that was fun. My favorite one,
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though, was Dustin Huff, who was our first guest
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winner ever. He came
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in having no confidence in winning and
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then whooped our crew. So I'd
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say those are my favorite.
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Was he the first guest winner.
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He was the first guest winner. We've only had a handful
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of them. Dustin was the first.
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Didn't talker Carlson win before.
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He didn't win. He was our first ever episode
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of trivia. He was competitive
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but didn't get the victory.
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Do we have some housekeeping get
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done?
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He had a lot of Dennis reach out to him really
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like other Dennis would call him
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to check in with him. He got hunting invites off that
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Winow Dennis,
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we have.
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Some housekeeping to get to. In a previous
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game of trivia, we had a question about the
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movie The Great Outdoors. In the
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follow up factoid, I talked about Bart
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the Bear and all of the A list actors
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he starred opposite of. But I
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was accidentally combining the careers
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of Barti Bear and Barti Bear too.
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Bart the Bear started in Moving Spencer,
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Bart the Bears starting TV and movies
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from nineteen seventy eight to nineteen
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ninety eight, while Barthy Bear Two's
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career ran from two thousand and one to twenty
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fifteen. But I believe there should only be one
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Bart. So today we're going to determine who
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has the better Hollywood resume. So
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listen up here, you guys are going to decide
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if it's Bart one or Bart two. For cinema,
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barth the Bear was in movies such as The Great
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Outdoors, Homeward Bound, Homeward
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Bound two, and Legends of the Fall.
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Barthy Bear Two was in movies such
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as Doctor Doolittle, Too, Without
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a Paddle, Evan Almighty, and
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We Bought a Zoo. Are you kiddingdoors
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as Barth the Bear one wins
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in the topic of movies.
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With all due respect to We Bought a Zoo.
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It's not.
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Barth the Bear started in
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with Anthony Hopkins and
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The Edge.
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Yeah, the Edge.
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I think both Barthy Bears had actually been in
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movies with Anthony their contemporaries.
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Oh sure, Oh oh, I see the you're
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gonna say they were both in that movie.
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No, no, no, each Bart the Bear has been
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in a movie with Anthony.
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Did their lives overlap?
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Maybe slightly? Well, now, okay, here's television.
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That would be for television. I think my
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wife ran pr for We
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Bought a Zoo the book. Oh,
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I actually bet that the
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dude that wrote it didn't meet.
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Bart the Bear though. Now for television.
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For television, Barthy Bear was in TV
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shows such as the Life and Times of Grizzly
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Adams and The Young Riders. Barthy
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Bear too, was in TV shows such as
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C s I, Scrubs, and Game of Thrones.
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So who gets the victory?
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It's just like a era anyway, because
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it's all C g I ship now, like they
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don't use real animals anymore.
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Well, it's not what we're talking about. You
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would pick the Life and Times of
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Grizzly Adams and The Young Riders over c
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s I, Scrubs and Game of Thrones.
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To watch any of those shows.
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Okay, well, I don't know.
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We used to watch Grizzy Adams with your kids.
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Phil. What would you say, which barta
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Bear?
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Phil?
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I bet you're a Scrubs guy.
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Pick news stuff, you know.
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Honestly, Game of Thrones is the only thing I and
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it was just one episode. I can tell you which one it
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was.
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Really Yeah, why do you know that?
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Because because there's only one episode where they
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fight a bear.
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Okay, Bart
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the Bear two has way more impressive
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TV resume there.
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Going up against Grizzy Adams.
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Yeah, I'm actually going Bart the Bear one there, Spencer, Wow.
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Okay, well, Bart the Bear one may make a clean
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sweep because for commercials, Barth the Bear
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was the spokes bear for le Bat Blue
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and Tom's, while BARTHI Bear two was
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the spokes bear for Kodiak Pancakes.
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To Hell, I'm
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a Bear one democratic one.
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Well, Bear two is dead, so maybe
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maybe he's in Hell working on Bart three.
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I found a Twitter account for Bart the Bear three,
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but I haven't seen his Hollywood resume quite
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you know, maybe Brody, So maybe Art
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the Bear three, Bart the Bear one is
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the winner, Bart the Bear two. You're
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relevant, We don't, we don't. We don't
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give your memory. That's right now.
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Shelby index for today's round is a four, so
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our winner should get eight correct answers.
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And with that we're onto the game of trivia.
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Play the drop, Phil.
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Lookin
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everything?
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How's that?
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Just tend to win everything?
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Demon Suckers? Question
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one. The topic is hunting. Which of
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these shotgun choke tubes produces
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the tightest pattern? Is it modified,
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improved, cylinder, full
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or cylinder? Which
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of these shotgun choke tubes produces
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the tightest pattern? Modified,
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improved, cylinder, full
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or cylinder? Max was writing
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down.
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Steve's gonna write down the
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one that he has in his gun right now.
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Okay, she's type
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on our last episode of trivia.
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The pattern in my shotgun?
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I told you.
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What is it?
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Tighter?
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Loose? I sent my shotgun into the
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I sent my shotgun into the famous shotgun
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mechanic Rob Roberts.
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Ah, Rob Roberts, Yeah,
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he's the only famous shotgun.
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Go ahead, listen, tell me.
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This.
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It must be tight, not just that perfect
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yeah, there's no flyers, no flyers. It's
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like perfectly distributed. Like if you told
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a computer to perfectly distribute
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a bunch of holes on
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a sheet of paper, perfectly
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spaced in a perfect circle. That's
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what that computer would make at how far
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doesn't matter.
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I saw.
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I only saw thirty, but
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I could tell you that it was tight enup at thirty, that it
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would make me worried shooting it at fifteen
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and twenty because.
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It's it's like a golf ball.
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Probably is everybody
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ready, Steve
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is showing.
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That's why you gotta go with the over and under right.
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A salad plate size shape with his hands.
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It is everybody ready to go
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ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth
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saying full, full, Tress is saying
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modified, everyone else saying full.
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The correct answer was full.
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He got all written down there, Max I.
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He got excited because he improved
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chilling here full.
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I was just righting down office.
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I thought that was like a secret symbol for full
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in order.
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I don't know if I'm buying.
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I was right down and then I circled
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my answer in order of
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Loos's pattern to tightes yea
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for full no we'll
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give it to you.
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No others up there. Next
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time, just go ahead and write out full. Okay,
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yeah, I don't think there's any other. Well, there could
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be an F for modifying.
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Cow.
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That means every answer you got a one in twenty
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four just put a letter down.
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No, it could have been F for modified
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in order to lose this pattern, to tight this pattern,
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it goes cylinder, improved, cylinder, modified,
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and full. Some turkey hunters go beyond.
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That's not going to be right by using turkey
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chokes or extra full chokes, which are
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meant to produce type patterns. Yards.
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Oh g
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hey, cow, settle something
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here. No one else chime in. We don't want to poison
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the well. We had a question about
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this. We had a question about
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what type what
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type of public land is Devil's
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Tower in the Statue of Liberty. Somebody in the
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room wrote down a federal monument.
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Would you say that is correct? The
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tract answer was national mind.
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Yeah, yeah, you'd give it to him.
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Good thing you want. While uh,
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I mean, Steve would have gotten second place
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if.
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He threw so much of a fit.
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We gave him the point anyway, we still lost, so
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we didn't give him that's
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well, because.
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By then my whole game unraveled because I was
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so mad.
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Because I imagine, I imagine you probably would
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have given it to somebody if you would have said monument
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only.
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Yes or apparently.
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Question two the topic
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is cooking.
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Did anybody write in on the Chernobyl deal?
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I feel like that had to have gotten some people
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fired up.
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Now got me fired up?
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No, just you guys, Well people
11:44
wrote in. Uh, they called you guys names.
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Actually whiny b words
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is what a few folks said. So
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I could pull up exactly
11:55
they said, I host with
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a room full of winey brainiacts.
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I feel I've I feel like we moved on
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real quick for everybody being
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in consensu.
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Moved on question
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to cooking.
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The Food Network divides this type
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of sausage into two major categories,
12:15
Spanish and Mexican. The
12:19
Food Network divides this type
12:21
of sausage into two major categories,
12:24
Spanish and Mexican. Everyone
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except for Seth and Tresa are
12:29
looking confident. Seth,
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do you have a prayer on this one?
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No?
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The Food Network divides this type
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of sausage into two major categories,
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Spanish and Mexican.
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I usually get like I divide sausage into
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like breakfast.
12:48
And Italian ground
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and links breakfast
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and dinner.
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Yeah, there's Italian.
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Italian sweet, Italian.
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Italiana. No one ever un sausage.
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Yanni, how we doing? You have an answer?
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I got something red now you and I.
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Want to learn how to make mans You ever had a Chinese
13:12
sweet sausage, real red kind of
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stuff?
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Never have tried that?
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You know, I'm talking about the eating why all time?
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Oh yeah, it's in the Hawaii grocery
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store. Anything in the gas stations,
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It's in the It's in the non refrigerated
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section too, which I enjoy
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it.
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Everybody read shelf stable Sausage.
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Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
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have set saying cheriso, cal
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saying chisa, trest is saying links. Everyone
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else sang charriso. They got it.
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The correct answer was.
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Chariso, Spanish links and Mexican
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Spanish chiso is usually made
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with pork or beef, has other ingredients like
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smoked paprika and white wine, and
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is stuffed in links that are then fermented
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and slowly smoked.
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Mexican chsa was usually made with pork,
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has other ingredients like chili, peppers and vinegar
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and is stuffed in casings that are then air dried
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for a week. What do
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you guys in the room, do you know if you're usually
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making Spanish or Mexican Triso.
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Mexican, definitely Mexican. I just
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make mine bulk because
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I think the Spanish.
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Stuff is like a cure. It's like a track like
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sawami.
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Yeah. Question three the topic
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is conservation. This next great question comes
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to is via Austin Jackson. A
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mule deer tag for this state
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set a record by getting auctioned off
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for seven hundred and twenty five thousand
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dollars at the twenty twenty three
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Western Hunt Expo. Brody
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and Yanni appear to know it. A
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mule deer tag for this state
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set a record by getting auctioned
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off for seven hundred and twenty
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five thousand dollars at the
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twenty twenty three Western
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Hunt Expo.
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Do you want me to spell off the state?
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Yeah, let's go with the abbreviation. We're not gonna do abbreviation.
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Cal has burned us with abbreviations before
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he did the abbreviation for Missouri and
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he said he met Mississippi or
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I don't remember what it was no,
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we know how that one happened. We're gonna write out the
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whole state.
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Yeah, like am I in Michigan,
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Mississippi?
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Missouri mule
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deer tag for this state set a record by getting
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auction off for seven hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
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at the twenty twenty three Western Haunt Expo.
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Is everybody ready?
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When I was working in Alaska, this guy asked
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us why we registered all our boats in Arkansas
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because he saw the AK number.
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Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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We have set the saying Arizona.
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Cal saying Arizona saying
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Idaho, Randall saying Arizona, Brody
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saying Utah, Steve saying Utah,
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Yanni saying Utah, Max saying
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Arizona. The correct dance,
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sir, is Arizona.
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About half of you.
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Yeah, but that Antelope Island tag.
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I thought it was.
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The twenty twenty three expo set
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the mule deer tag auction record
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twice. The first time was when Jimmy
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John bought Utah's Antelope Island
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mule deer tag for half a million dollars.
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The following night, the record was shattered
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when an unknown buyer spent seven hundred
16:27
and twenty five thousand dollars on a statewide
16:29
year long tag for Arizona. Then,
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just a year later, the Arizona Game and
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Fish Commission voted four to one to
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abolish the state's practice of auction
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auctioning off big game tags.
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Many now assume that coveted tag will
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be part of a raffle going forward.
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I love about Jimmy John's like Elvis.
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Well, you don't need to use the last.
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Now, huh, yeah, I can't. I'm
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not Italian enough to pronounce it. I think it's like
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something with a lot of vowels.
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I bet you he bought the unnamed tag too.
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Well, No, it was a guy from the Into
17:01
like that community. To that community
17:03
was kind of an unknown figure who spent
17:05
the seven or and then I think so that that was in twenty
17:07
twenty three, twenty twenty four, both tags sold
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for like one hundred thousand dollars less, So
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they haven't beat the rest.
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You know, we were talking about people before, did
17:17
were we talking about people in Mississippi
17:19
thinking about how their turkeys are tougher in everybody's
17:21
turkeys?
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Yep, Joanni said, specifically the Southeast.
17:24
So that they have the toughest turkeys.
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The thing I liked about hunting down there, though, is that they
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get two syllables out of the word hen. Yeah.
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Fuck love that man. That's my favoriteing about
17:34
that state because we just kind of burned through
17:36
it hen right, uh huh, we just like get
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it done. Hen they savor it. Yeah.
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Question for the topic is woodsmanship.
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This is our listener question of the week, which
17:47
was won by Kelly Williams for sending this
17:50
great question. Kelly is going to get a board
17:52
game signed by the crew. If you want
17:54
a chance to win our listener Question of the Week and send your
17:56
question to Trivia at the Medeater dot com.
17:59
This this eight letter ecological word
18:02
is defined as quote the transition
18:04
zone between fully terrestrial
18:06
and fully aquatic. The
18:10
topic is woodsmanship. This
18:12
eight letter ecological word is
18:15
defined as the transition zone
18:17
between fully terrestrial and
18:19
fully aquatic. Brody
18:24
looking like he might have it, Yanni, Uh,
18:27
first one to have his board down? Yanni? Did you
18:29
get this one right?
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I believe so.
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Do you think Steve or.
18:31
Max saw your board? They wouldn't
18:34
look Okay?
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Max, make sure I had eight letters in there.
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The transition zone between fully
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terrestrial and fully aquatic
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an eight letter word.
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Sorry, Phil, I tapped my wire
18:50
here.
18:51
I thank you for admitting to it. We'll talk after
18:53
the show.
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Eight letter word, Brody,
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do you have eight letters?
18:59
I got eight letters?
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Okay.
19:01
I didn't have to add
19:04
any extras or take any away.
19:06
You didn't have to make it plural.
19:09
Okay, I currently have zero letters.
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Hasn't he's picked up as his athletic
19:14
beer, hasn't picked up his whiteboard.
19:18
Yeah, I drink these two most often.
19:20
Random. Where's your confidence at here?
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I feel pretty good. I have eight letters.
19:27
I feel like there's several words that What
19:31
is it again?
19:31
Fully?
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What the transition zone
19:34
between fully terrestrial and fully
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aquatic? It's an eight letter ecological
19:39
word.
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So you're talking about the zone.
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It's the definition, is the transition
19:46
zone between fully terrestrial and
19:48
fully aquatic? I think if we want to
19:50
throw Randal off his game, we just need to put him in a different
19:52
chair. Him and Brody get
19:55
their chairs. Steve was saying game.
19:58
Steve was saying, last game. He's thrown off. He's
20:00
in a new position here.
20:02
And wherever you want, I'm further from the cameras.
20:05
So yeah, like race
20:07
horses, they have certain positions they prefer.
20:10
Sometimes they play pretty good in Yanni's seat,
20:12
but that's also the seat where I
20:14
lost my perfect game on the final question.
20:16
So a lot of history.
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I got all right answered down. I'll tell you that, buddy.
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Is everybody ready, man,
20:23
I'm I'm blank?
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Who may have blankboards from Seth and cal.
20:27
This one's gonna kill you guys, because you guys know
20:30
it.
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Belong.
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Go ahead and reveal your answers.
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We have nothing from Seth. Nothing
20:41
from Seth. Caller Tressa Randall.
20:43
Randall says Riparian. Brody says
20:46
Riparian. Steve says literal
20:51
is it eight letters? Okay, well it has to be. That
20:53
has to be the definition of it already, mind you, Yanni
20:55
says Riperian. Max
20:58
said, what's that say? Max?
20:59
Littoral refers to coastlines,
21:02
shore lines.
21:03
Tell me the how do you expel that?
21:06
I've heard that for many there's.
21:08
An ecological term called the littoral zone.
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Uh, it is the the definition is relating
21:15
to or situated on the shore of
21:17
a sea or a lake, a region
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lie along a shore. Well,
21:23
it's not the exact definition that
21:25
I was looking for.
21:26
It's right, though.
21:29
I don't think that's right.
21:32
Did we you?
21:33
Did you?
21:36
The correct answer is riparian.
21:38
That's ri is used when
21:40
it comes to streams and rivers.
21:42
This was the definition, was the transition
21:44
zone between fully terrestrial, it's
21:47
fully aquatic. You're gonna tell the.
21:50
Moving water.
21:53
If you would have just put l down wrong
21:56
too.
21:56
Conservation is sometimes referred to riparian
21:59
zones as the ribbon of life because
22:01
of the disproportionate importance they
22:03
have for wildlife. Healthy riparian
22:06
zones help filter water, control the erosion,
22:08
manage floods, and provide habitat. According
22:11
to Watersheds Canada, if you manage
22:13
land that has a riparian zone, the best
22:15
thing you can do for it is allow native plants
22:17
to grow there.
22:19
What do we think of Steve's answer, I was gonna
22:21
that was one of my choices.
22:23
You have a better argument here than a federal
22:26
monument, I would say, I would
22:29
give it to them.
22:30
Oh, Spencer, you need to lay down
22:33
the law.
22:34
Well, I think I did lay down the law last time. I
22:36
think this. I think that's I think that's correct.
22:39
Is is it an ecological
22:41
term?
22:42
Yes?
22:43
Here this says I don't.
22:45
Know that, so that that's one thing of.
22:47
Or relating to the region of freshwater
22:50
lake beds from the subletortal
22:52
zone up to and including damp areas
22:54
on shore. There you go,
22:58
not quite, it's it seems
23:00
like a transitions
23:03
Riparian. We'll give
23:05
it to you. It was eight letters
23:08
time. You didn't give me something, it was it
23:10
was eight letters horizon. Give
23:12
me right there.
23:13
When we use aquatic and terrestrial
23:16
though, like, how
23:19
how are those being used?
23:21
Like is it describing
23:25
next question land and water?
23:28
Well, it's it's describing like upland,
23:30
and it's describing, you know, like
23:33
water that's more than a few inches deep. Other
23:35
definitions will specifically call out like upland
23:38
it's it's it's below the upland, so
23:40
an area that's not going to flood.
23:42
See, this was awesome, and you guys just were
23:44
quiet, and I got to learn that's
23:47
a big part of.
23:48
The reason I'm thinking
23:51
Platoral isn't fully I'm
23:55
letting go almost
23:59
platoral combat chips.
24:01
Question five, say, before we
24:03
move on, if you'd had some kind of river
24:05
reference in there, that's not what Steve would
24:08
have written down.
24:08
Nope, thank you, right, I was trying to
24:10
like hell to fit Amphibious.
24:14
Different spelling, wrote Amphibian.
24:16
I was like, let me try with
24:18
the f.
24:21
Question wheel gets the grease.
24:23
The topic is gear. Although
24:26
this brand is best known for its
24:28
red handed filet knives, it dropped
24:30
the word blade from its name in twenty
24:33
nineteen. Max
24:37
is Authority.
24:38
I got a story about this company.
24:40
I can make more noise.
24:44
Although this brand is best known for
24:46
its red handed filet knives, it dropped
24:48
the word blade from its name in
24:51
twenty nineteen. Fairly
24:53
Confident room except for Yanni and Tresa.
24:58
Softballs. NA makes
25:02
you think old Shelby's not.
25:05
Shelby's lower edge.
25:06
Four the Shelby index.
25:08
He's getting bored like Maverick.
25:10
After you did the
25:13
first one, Oh yeah, I saw that. Yeah,
25:15
but after Goose died. Oh it's right rejected
25:17
into the cannoby.
25:19
Is red handed? Supposed to be red handed,
25:22
devastated?
25:24
Red handled? I think red
25:27
handled flight knives.
25:29
Okay, there's a typo on.
25:30
The television known for it's red
25:33
handled. Is that going to help you, Yanni?
25:36
Well, no, I just maybe it was something complete.
25:42
You're gonna come up with an answer. Yeah,
25:45
wrapped the word blade from its
25:47
name twenty nineteen.
25:50
Real softball this one.
25:54
Well, Yanni's not going to get it right. Well,
25:56
Yanni's not a true angle.
25:58
No, he's not a waterman, definitely not.
26:03
He's not. He's up out of the Riparian zone.
26:07
He's an uplin.
26:07
He's a terrestrial man.
26:09
Yeah, it's everybody ready, Go
26:13
ahead and reveal your answers. If
26:15
Seth Saang Bubba, Cal saying
26:18
Bubba, trest Is saying m Casey
26:20
Randall and Brody and Steve saying
26:23
Bubba, Yanni saying what's that say
26:25
Yanni? Victoria Knox Max
26:27
saying Bubba. The correct answer is Bubba.
26:30
Most of you got that right. Bubba
26:32
Blade was founded in two thousand and nine,
26:34
but underwent a rebranded decade
26:37
later when they became just Bubba. Their
26:39
CEO said the new name can't sit a wider
26:41
net and better supported their water to
26:43
plate lifestyle. They now sell everything
26:46
from lithium batteries to fishnets. Brody,
26:48
are you going to share your story?
26:50
Last summer at Steve's fish shack,
26:52
his kid was out paddling around the canoe fish
26:55
and silver salmon, and
26:57
Bubba makes a pair of eyl like salt
27:00
players and.
27:02
Uh, Steve's can't drop those
27:04
things.
27:05
Right in the ocean, and Steve was out
27:07
where you're shrimping or something, and
27:10
Jimmy came.
27:11
Back and he's like, man, I screwed
27:14
up. I don't know what to do.
27:16
Like he was telling this to you.
27:18
I think he might have been angling for me to
27:20
help him come up with something.
27:22
Yeah, He's
27:24
like, look, man, you gotta take it. He
27:27
came over to my place like, hey, so, what
27:31
would you do if you lost your dad's.
27:35
I mean he was sweat.
27:36
Yeah, he was gathering a committee, and I decided
27:39
to take pity on him without telling him.
27:41
I sent Steve a text while Steve was and
27:43
I was like.
27:43
Listen, Jimmy's really
27:45
worried.
27:46
Deep six your.
27:47
Pliers and
27:52
what was the messaging you got?
27:54
Steve?
27:54
I had tied to cool off out on the boat.
27:59
Oh, come on, you wouldn't have ripped him won for.
28:01
That would like a thirty five dollars play.
28:03
It would't depend on it would where
28:05
it fit in the context of him losing all
28:07
my other stuff. It was
28:09
like if it was just part of the
28:12
third thing that day.
28:13
You know, Bill,
28:16
we are halfway through the game of trivia. Give
28:18
us a scoreboard update.
28:20
Dressed as zero points. Giannis
28:22
Puttelis has three, Steve
28:25
Seth, Max Cow and Brody I'll have
28:27
four points apiece and with a perfect game
28:29
in first place, it's Randall Williams.
28:31
This is getting the oldest lands.
28:43
Question six. The topic is
28:45
hunting.
28:46
Gotta get at my averages.
28:49
Pheasants Forever declared this state
28:51
capital quote the best bird hunting
28:54
town in America. You need
28:56
to tell me the state capitol, not
28:58
the state. Pheasants
29:01
Forever declared this state capital
29:03
the best bird hunting town in
29:05
America.
29:09
Max is the only one who have come
29:12
up with an answer yet. Pheasants
29:15
Forever declared this state capital the best
29:18
bird hunting town in America.
29:21
This is question six. A
29:23
group of folks complaining about too many
29:26
softballs now appears to be stumped.
29:30
Brody, do you have this one right?
29:32
We'll find out.
29:35
Doesn't want to give any hints to Steve, whose
29:37
board is still blank.
29:39
Wish I knew my capital is a little better right
29:41
now?
29:43
Yeah, to the
29:49
best.
29:50
That bird hunting town in
29:53
America. I think we've had one
29:55
other state capitol question on
29:57
this show, and it was via Yanni asking
29:59
which one had the highest elevation
30:02
to which everybody got wrong.
30:03
I got this right, but I got two answers
30:06
down right now.
30:06
Okay, they're both right.
30:14
Bird hunting town, not
30:16
the state. And Pheasants forever declared this state
30:18
capital the best bird hunting town in
30:20
America? Is
30:27
everybody ready? It
30:29
just Peasants forever, Pheasants
30:32
forever, and it's
30:34
just birds Pheasants forever.
30:36
They made this declaration, and their quote
30:39
was the best bird hunting town.
30:42
And when did they do this?
30:43
Yes, this reason twenty thirteen.
30:45
I believe it was so it might no
30:47
longer hold that.
30:49
Distinction than a decade? Is
30:55
everybody ready? I don't like it?
30:57
Bruddy, Yeah, feel
31:00
your answers. We have Seth saying sous
31:02
falls, Cal saying peer, Tressa
31:05
saying Helena, Randalls saying
31:07
peer, Brody's saying peer, Steve
31:10
saying business he crossed
31:12
out peer, Yannis saying sous
31:14
falls Max saying peer.
31:17
The correct answer is peer the
31:20
head ready, Well, Steve
31:23
had her written down. He'd like you to know. It's
31:25
very important.
31:27
These new boards seem pretty sturdy
31:32
design.
31:33
I think.
31:35
When when we make the board game, the factory
31:37
does a drop test where they dropped it one thousand
31:39
times to make sure, it can withstand that sort
31:42
of wear and tear. I will just send him to
31:44
Steve from now on. He can, he can beat around
31:46
on him.
31:48
I'll tell you why I wrote down what I wrote, Sure,
31:51
because you were wrong. I
31:54
felt that it was two obvious.
31:56
Sure.
31:58
Well, it's really a question. Do you know the capital of South
32:00
Dakota.
32:01
I do?
32:01
I know, and you do.
32:02
And I was like, well,
32:04
of course they're going to say that. So they're trying to throw a
32:06
bone in North.
32:07
Dakotas to go in.
32:09
North Dakota is going to get rid of North and South
32:11
Dakota. Got pissed. North Dakota
32:14
is going to become Dakota and South
32:16
Dakota cried foul.
32:18
It should really be East and West Dakota.
32:22
Hm.
32:22
I know that, Yeah,
32:25
because the west side of North Dakota on the south
32:27
side of South Dakota are very similar, and
32:29
then the east side of North Dakota east side of South
32:31
Dakota are very similar.
32:33
Pier is collecting split
32:36
at the Missouri boundaries to do that. Pheasants
32:38
forever praise South Dakota state capital
32:40
for having ample public land as well
32:42
as healthy populations of pheasant, grouse,
32:45
and partridge. The region is also home
32:47
to one of the nation's biggest flocks of
32:49
Greater Prairie chickens, which have been extirpated
32:52
from about ninety five percent of their
32:54
original range.
32:55
Probably not a whole big good chance to
32:57
be winning uh questions.
33:00
Then we'll
33:02
find out a question. The
33:05
topic is biology. This next great question comes
33:08
to us via Josh Record. What's
33:10
the name for the event that birds used
33:12
to reproduce, urinate and defecate?
33:18
What's the name for the event that birds
33:20
used to reproduce, urinate and
33:22
defecate?
33:23
Are we allowed to.
33:24
Use a slang term that Steve coined?
33:28
I don't think you should seth
33:33
and tresson Max have blank boards.
33:35
Max.
33:39
Event vent not
33:41
an event.
33:42
What's the name of the event that
33:44
birds used to reproduce, urinate
33:47
and defecate. You'll have to tell
33:50
us what that nickname is after I.
33:51
Don't know what you're I don't think, just
33:53
so you know, I got so
33:56
you know it's.
33:56
Not I'm doing the same
33:58
thing because I feel like there's two answers here.
34:00
Really, Huh, Steve,
34:05
do you think there are two answers?
34:08
No? I don't think it's an answer.
34:11
A answer and answer is everybody
34:14
ready, go
34:16
ahead and reveal your answer. Seth
34:18
without an answer, Cal saying kloaca. Trust
34:21
it without an answer, Randall saying kloaca, Brody
34:24
saying kloaca and uh in parentheses,
34:27
you put uni hole, Steve
34:29
saying kloaca, Yanni saying kloaca,
34:32
Max saying kloaca. They got it. The correct
34:34
answer is cloaca.
34:35
You came up with uni hole.
34:38
I don't think so. Might
34:40
be the first time bro to plug.
34:43
That in there.
34:43
I think that uni hole is uh.
34:45
It would be a correct answer.
34:46
No, it's not answer.
34:49
Google it in a second.
34:52
You might not like what you find.
34:54
The first time I ever heard it was.
34:56
Oh, I got a story about type and something I
34:58
can't tell.
35:00
Back to back episode. Steve has teas
35:03
stories that he can't tell. You're not even
35:05
gonna look it up by will in a sec. The
35:07
word has Latin origins that mean to
35:09
cleanse or drain. Besides
35:12
birds, all amphibians, reptiles,
35:14
and marsupials have a kloaca,
35:16
as well as a few fish. Some turtles
35:18
have a specialized kloaca that helps
35:20
them breathe while underwater. We
35:22
are now going to google uni hole.
35:25
I'm just cured the
35:27
term vent like.
35:30
And I'm seeing that you have no results
35:32
of uni hole.
35:33
I think that's care to hear it.
35:35
Yeah, yeah, we do. I think that's pretty good.
35:37
Distinguishes event from an orifice.
35:41
I think how much is going on.
35:43
There's your
35:47
mouth is your nostril is an orifice.
35:49
Your mouth is an orifice. Your
35:55
vent you might spit out of it, but e
35:57
vent is like for for poop and pea.
35:59
Well, that's what I So, do
36:01
I have a vent or vent?
36:04
Yeah?
36:06
I just never heard of I've just never heard of a
36:08
physician tell me that your vent, my
36:11
vent's working fine, or.
36:12
Something like that.
36:13
With fish, we would exclusively call it event.
36:15
I've never thought about my dogs having vents.
36:18
What do you got?
36:19
My wife A couple of her friends or debate and
36:21
one time whether the movie Die Hard
36:25
counted as a Christmas movie because
36:27
it's sometimes bucketed as a Christmas movie
36:30
because that's a
36:32
Christmas party taking place, and
36:35
someone said, there's
36:37
no way it could be bucketed as a Christmas
36:40
movie because of the inclusion
36:43
of a word they knew to
36:45
be said in the movie.
36:49
Someone retorts, I
36:52
don't remember that word being in that movie, and
36:56
they said, look it up. So
36:58
she types in die hard word
37:01
than the word, and
37:04
thereby was shocked and
37:07
also felt that the
37:10
user history she had very
37:12
carefully cultivated on the internet over
37:14
the years had been changed
37:17
fundamentally. Somewhere
37:21
somewhere, someone was like, we got a hot one
37:24
boy.
37:27
They slipped up. What was
37:29
the determination Christmas movie or not?
37:33
Uh, we played it for our kids this Christmas,
37:35
and lots
37:38
of times you remember movies different than there. We're
37:41
like, oh, yeah, you guys gonna love this. We'll watch it, you
37:43
know, And then like a couple minutes into it, guy
37:45
gets back of his head shot out into a glass
37:48
window and stuff, and we didn't finish
37:50
it.
37:52
Question eight. The topic is fishing. This is
37:54
the Athletic Brewing Moneyball question
37:56
of the week. For every correct
37:58
answer provided, Athletic Brewing is going
38:00
to make a one hundred dollars donation that's camped
38:03
at five hundred dollars. This week, Athletic
38:05
Brewing is giving to the conservation group
38:08
American Rivers. Here is
38:10
the moneyball question. The
38:12
second longest river in Texas
38:14
and the river that forms the North Dakota
38:17
Minnesota border both share
38:19
this name. The
38:23
second longest river in Texas
38:26
and the river that forms the North
38:28
Dakota Minnesota border both
38:31
share this name. Max
38:34
Is confident he is the only one
38:36
right now who appears pretty
38:38
hot.
38:38
Dakota heavy.
38:40
Yeah, I love it.
38:42
This game.
38:42
Well, this is also this
38:45
one's also for Texans. Minnesota's
38:51
second longest river in Texas and
38:53
the river that forms the North Dakota
38:55
Minnesota border. They both
38:57
share this name. Randall come
39:00
to him as a reminder, this is the moneyball
39:02
question. So for every right answer, one
39:05
hundred dollars is going to the American
39:07
rivers. Brazos say
39:11
that again. Okay, there's a hint
39:14
if you know Maxis family. Do
39:18
you know Maxis family?
39:19
The Rio Grandere you go see.
39:23
I was thinking you could just write Grande and there's probably
39:25
something in that.
39:26
Minnesota, Dakota world second
39:28
longest river in Texas, and the river
39:30
that forms the North Dakota Minnesota
39:32
border, the Waco.
39:34
You have this one, the length of the border, the
39:36
whole damn thing.
39:39
I I can't say with certainty that is
39:41
one hundred percent, but it's like ninety
39:43
go to Canada, doesn't it? Well
39:46
I'm not I didn't say that. Is
39:49
everybody ready? Is
39:54
everybody ready, Cal, go
39:57
ahead and reveal your answers. We have
39:59
set this saying red Cal
40:01
without an answer. Tress is saying Missouri.
40:03
Randall sang red, Brody sang Red, Steve
40:06
sang Red, Yanni sang Missouri, Max
40:08
sang Red.
40:10
Rep.
40:10
The correct answer is the Red
40:13
River, meaning Athletic Brewing is
40:15
making a five hundred dollars donation
40:17
today to the American rivers.
40:19
The Red River that flows through Oklahoma,
40:22
Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana
40:25
is the eighth longest river in America.
40:27
The Red River that flows through North Dakota,
40:29
Minnesota, and Manitoba is the
40:31
fort thirty fourth longest river in
40:33
America. Both rivers are famous
40:36
for their red silt and great cat
40:38
fishing. Thanks again to Athletic Brewing for our
40:40
moneyball question of the week.
40:41
Tell you one thing. If one thing about drinking Athletic
40:45
bring an a beers is if I was sitting
40:48
here drinking a couple a
40:50
beers, I wouldn't be kicking as much as
40:54
Phil.
40:54
We have two questions left. How much
40:56
ass is Steve kicking?
40:58
Well, this is going to be exciting because we're
41:00
gonna find out in real time how much Because my white
41:02
my marker stopped working again, So please raise
41:04
your hand if you got that last question correct.
41:06
We had five people getting he didn't
41:08
have it, Seth.
41:12
Randall.
41:14
If
41:20
if I throw a can across storm
41:23
Out.
41:26
You flow north out of the US.
41:29
There
41:31
was a whole style of there's
41:33
a cart in a whole style of hunting
41:35
named after that river, red
41:38
River carts in the Red River hunts
41:44
from the North One. But it's funny is both
41:47
buffalo hunters, but the Red River
41:49
hunts.
41:50
The North One is supposed to be the best channel
41:53
catfish fishery in the nation. Phil
41:57
who is left in the game.
41:59
Trust, Jannis and
42:02
Seth are no longer in the game.
42:04
Steven Ranilla has six points,
42:07
as well as Ryan Callahan, Max and Brody
42:09
have seven and in first place with a
42:11
perfect game still is Randall. Williams.
42:16
Max is, Wow, you got all the Dakota.
42:18
Yeah, Max got a couple of bones. We're
42:21
asking about Grandma's backyard over here.
42:24
Question nine.
42:27
Randall's got a perfect game.
42:29
Goal two questions.
42:30
Let's let's not dwell on that, Let's
42:32
just keep going.
42:33
Question nine. The topic is conservation.
42:36
This conservationist, who goes by
42:38
the nickname jungle Jack, is
42:41
best known for his appearances on The Late
42:43
Show and Good Morning America. Randall
42:46
uh finished his answer
42:49
before I finished the question. Brody
42:51
is also confident. This conservationist,
42:54
who goes by the nickname jungle Jack,
42:57
is best known for his appearances on
42:59
The Late Show and Good Morning America.
43:03
What Brody is staring into
43:05
Steve's eyes trying to intimidate him?
43:07
No, I'm not just I like I like watching
43:09
his still process.
43:10
Okay, like process
43:13
right now?
43:13
Jungle Jack, jungle Jack.
43:16
Brody wants to see if your humunculous.
43:18
Is going.
43:22
Goes by the nickname jungle Jack goes
43:24
going to change anything about the question?
43:27
Yeah, I think, Uh, mister six points,
43:30
you should just go with a
43:32
jack that has animals on TV?
43:35
Uh?
43:37
Can we stop with the
43:39
coach? This is literally coaching, it
43:42
is.
43:43
But everybody likes to come from behind Victory
43:45
Randall, not all.
43:48
He's got a bunch of animals.
43:51
This conservationist, who goes by
43:53
the nickname jungle Jack, is
43:55
best known for his appearances on the Light
43:57
Show and Good Morning America. Cal
43:59
do you have this one right?
44:01
I went with the only Jack that I know that goes.
44:03
On Okay, all right,
44:06
Jack, black.
44:09
Jack O'Connor.
44:10
He only plays a pandas.
44:14
Jeff Jacks
44:17
jungled Jackson, Jack Sparrow.
44:24
Very confident Randall, this should
44:26
give him nine correct answers in the
44:28
Perfect Game.
44:30
You know what's funny is that it's occurring
44:32
to me now that I have in this
44:34
very episode referenced losing
44:37
a perfect game on question
44:39
ten. Here we are, so that
44:41
adds another level of drama to this
44:44
whole thing.
44:45
Have you lost perfect games on other
44:47
questions in the past?
44:48
Oh?
44:48
Yeah, I lose perfect games all the time.
44:50
Yeah, because a lot of time.
44:55
Is everybody ready? Go
44:58
ahead and reveal your answers. We have seth
45:00
without an answer, Cal saying Jack, Hannah,
45:03
Treessa without an answer, Randall saying
45:05
Jack Hannah, Brody saying Jack
45:07
Hannah, Yannis saying Jack Smith,
45:10
Max saying Jack Irwin. The correct
45:13
answer is Jack Hannah.
45:15
Three of you Jack points.
45:20
But no, Raando, You've been multiple games where
45:22
you've lost a single question
45:24
on three, four, five and then you end
45:26
up with nine correct Yeah.
45:28
I feel like I don't think that's that is
45:30
a common score.
45:31
Yeah, say that that happens.
45:32
I mean, I think it's happened a handful of times. Handsingham
45:35
on question ten hurts the most. Let's not
45:37
dwelling this, Let's continue on.
45:39
Hannah grew up in Tennessee in Pennsylvania
45:41
and went to college in Ohio. While
45:43
in a fraternity at Muskingum
45:46
College Muskegem Muskegum,
45:48
oh Uh, he got in trouble for
45:50
keeping ducks in his room and a donkey
45:53
in the frad house shed. Hannahsert
45:55
is the director of the Columbus Zoo and
45:57
Aquarium from nineteen seventy eight to
45:59
nineteen ninety two, which is when he started
46:02
making TV appearances with his animal
46:04
ambassadors. Steve, do you now know who Jack
46:06
Hannah is?
46:07
No idea, I know Barry Hannah,
46:10
Jack Cannon, Barbara Hannah,
46:13
Barbara Barry Hannah,
46:16
who wrote testimonial pilot Darryl
46:18
Hannah. I'll
46:20
look to dwell for a moment on Barbara Pilot.
46:24
Everyone wants to be the hell of a short story testimonial
46:26
pilot.
46:27
Okay, thank
46:29
you.
46:32
Southern writer.
46:34
Jack Hannah lives in Montana. No man of letters
46:36
from Billy, but he
46:38
has dementia.
46:40
Another another fellow Buckeye
46:42
transplant, Phil.
46:45
We have one question left. Who
46:47
remains in the game.
46:48
That was in the collection airships
46:52
Phil. It's
46:54
down to Randall and Brody. Brodie's
46:56
got eight points and Randalls holding on to that perfect
46:58
game, going into question the fact.
47:01
That he has dementia because you're like,
47:03
he lives in Montana, Well, but he
47:05
really could live anywhere?
47:06
Was that you know that?
47:07
Then maybe it'd be like, well, we should have him on the podcast,
47:09
and I'd be like, you're right, except for he has dementia,
47:12
so I don't think.
47:14
Yeah.
47:16
Named after a fictional creature, this
47:18
popular sushi role features shrimp,
47:21
avocado, eel, sauce, and sesame
47:23
seeds. Randal, he
47:26
looks stumped. This
47:28
is his face is turning a deeper
47:30
red.
47:31
No, I can feel
47:33
it, okay.
47:35
Named after a fictional creature.
47:37
This popular sushi role state
47:39
features shrimp, avocado,
47:42
eel, sauce, and sesame seeds.
47:45
Brody is looking confident. He has his
47:47
whiteboard down with an answer, Brody,
47:50
do you know this one is just a guest.
47:52
It's the very first thing that I don't
47:54
know if it's right.
47:54
Okay, we could have again
47:57
in the same game. Randall lose a perfect
48:00
game and then go to a tiebreaker with
48:02
Brody, which the last time this happened.
48:04
I don't feel I don't feel bad about.
48:06
Not knowing that.
48:06
Okay, the last time this.
48:10
Steak Diane, don't, man,
48:14
I want something?
48:15
Why don't you,
48:17
Steve?
48:18
I'll tell you later.
48:22
The last time Randall lost the perfect
48:24
game on question ten, we had Brody get
48:27
it right and force the overtime, in
48:29
which Brody was then
48:31
the winner.
48:32
It's hard to root against Randall getting a
48:35
perfect.
48:35
Game and an extra five hondos.
48:38
Phil, you're really staring
48:40
down here.
48:41
I don't.
48:42
I'm just anticipating this outcome.
48:43
Named after a fictional creature,
48:46
this popular sushi role features
48:48
shrimp, avocado, eel
48:51
sauce, and sesame seeds.
48:57
Yanni, do you know this one?
48:59
Steve?
49:00
Don't you eat sushi rolls? We
49:02
got the time, well, we
49:04
shouldn't.
49:04
Dwell on it and step all
49:07
the individual things.
49:11
When you go down a new sushi restaurant.
49:13
Just eat the fish.
49:14
Stop screwing around all
49:16
kinds of just like are you there
49:18
or not?
49:21
Those are delicious.
49:23
Don't literally get
49:23
some.
49:26
Eat some raw fish, eat the rice.
49:28
Stop messing around with.
49:30
All the rolled up garbage cream
49:33
cheese.
49:33
That's why Steve.
49:34
Also doesn't like. Steve
49:36
also doesn't like license plates.
49:39
What's going on? But is
49:42
everybody Randall, do you have an answer?
49:44
I do?
49:45
Okay? Is everybody ready? Go
49:47
ahead and reveal your answers.
49:49
We have set saying big dam Randall
49:52
listening to the questions saying
49:55
California. Old Radel saying
49:58
dragon.
49:59
You're aware a fictional
50:01
creature called California.
50:05
Steve saying dragon, Yanni saying
50:08
Kraken Max saying dragon.
50:10
The correct answer is
50:12
dragon role. Randall gets
50:14
the perfect nice world, ten
50:17
correct answers. Other popular Dragon
50:20
Role ingredients include cucumber, mango,
50:23
and spicy male. The role was created
50:25
in the nineteen seventies in California
50:27
and was given this name because the avocado
50:29
on top resembles dragon scales.
50:32
The School of Sushi declared it the
50:34
fourth most popular sushi role in
50:36
the country. Randall, We're going
50:38
to make a fifteen hundred dollars
50:41
donation today. Meat Eater is doubling
50:43
their amount to one thousand, Athletic Brewing
50:45
is kicking in five hundred. Where
50:48
is this fifteen hundred dollars donation
50:50
going?
50:51
Uh, Let's give it to an old
50:53
favorite, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation
50:55
Partnership TRCP.
50:57
What are they got going on right now,
50:59
all kinds of stuff, super exciting.
51:01
Steve and Yanni just got back from a turkey
51:03
hunt with the winner of the
51:06
last year's raffle, and they've
51:09
got their big Conservation Award
51:11
dinner coming up.
51:12
So isn't that raffle
51:14
still live right now?
51:15
There's a new one, Yeah, for
51:18
twenty twenty five.
51:18
You can buy some tickets right now.
51:20
Yeah, you can go and buy your tickets right now. Good
51:22
calls.
51:22
Oh, when this comes out, maybe it'll be closed.
51:24
I don't know.
51:25
Well done, Randall fifteen hundred dollars
51:28
going their way, and then another five
51:30
hundred going to American rivers.
51:32
Two thousand dollars handed out today now.
51:34
Thanks to Athletic Brewing for helping this, helping
51:37
us make one of our biggest donations ever.
51:39
Join us next Hot Meat Eater Tripper, the
51:42
only game show where conservation always wins.
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