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Speaker 1: From our very first episode on the tenth of July

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty two to this our six hundredth episode. Welcome

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Speaker 1: to Australia's number one trivia podcast. This is Car Trip

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Speaker 1: Trivia and today's show, like all of our others, is

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Speaker 1: one hundred percent family friendly, so there is zero risk

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Speaker 1: putting it on with the kids in the car. We

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Speaker 1: have rapid fire coming up on some birthday shout outs

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Speaker 1: to get through. Liam from Melbourne was eleven yesterday. Ben

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Speaker 1: from Macon now I think that's Macon, Georgia in the

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Speaker 1: United States recently celebrated the birthday. Tomorrow. We have Jaden

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Speaker 1: from Preston Visit in the United Kingdom turning twenty seven,

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Speaker 1: Bradley from faull Kirk in Scotland will be twenty eight,

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Speaker 1: Aaron from Colorado Springs we will be thirty one years

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Speaker 1: of age, and Billy from Everden Park is turning eight.

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Speaker 1: I'm Stephen Craig with a milestone eight minute circuit breaker

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Speaker 1: when life throws chaos your way? Question number one. What

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Speaker 1: animated TV show celebrated it's six hundredth episode in twenty

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Speaker 1: sixteen with Treehouse of Horror twenty seven, The Simpsons Question two,

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Speaker 1: all bees die after stinging humans? True or false? False?

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Speaker 1: Only honey bees have that particular problem with their barbed

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Speaker 1: stingers that basically tear out their guts after stinging someone.

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Speaker 1: Question number Bees feel pain? Do you reckon? Question number three?

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Speaker 1: Which city boasts the world's oldest underground rail network, London?

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Speaker 1: Opening in eighteen sixty three? Question four complete this saying

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Speaker 1: a family that prays together A family that prays together

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Speaker 1: stays together. Question five. When referring to the Australian taxation system,

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Speaker 1: what do the letters be as stand for business activity? Statement?

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Speaker 1: Question six. Mammals with hollow horns are known as which

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Speaker 1: of the following oser cones, cavicorns or prong horns? Three

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Speaker 1: options oser cones, cavicorns, or prong horns. Mammals with hollow

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Speaker 1: horns are known as cavicorns. Question seven. What word is

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Speaker 1: both to idle away time and the s shape in

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Speaker 1: which bread is baked? Loaf? Question eight? Held every year

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Speaker 1: on the Memorial Day Long weekend? How many miles is

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Speaker 1: NASCAR's longest advertised race, the Coca Cola six hundred is

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Speaker 1: you guessed it? Six hundred miles long? Which is four

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Speaker 1: hundred laps Question nine, which actress wrote an article called

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Speaker 1: My Medical Choice in The New York Times about her

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Speaker 1: preventative double mestectomy and Jelina Jolais Question ten, which primitive

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Speaker 1: fuel beginning with pa burns with a pungent, sweet smelling smoke, Pete,

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Speaker 1: p eat pete. Question eleven. When facing a series of

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Speaker 1: difficult challenges, harsh criticisms, or hostile situations, one is said

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Speaker 1: to be running the what running the gauntlet? Question twelve?

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Speaker 1: Where were the kids in the Australian band that had

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Speaker 1: the nineteen eighty five hit Current Stand They were in

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Speaker 1: the kitchen. The band was kids in the Kitchen? And

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Speaker 1: when a cracker of a track? That was Question thirteen.

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Speaker 1: A popular flowering plant known for its clouds of tiny,

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Speaker 1: delicate white or pink blossoms is Baby's what Baby's breath?

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Speaker 1: Question fourteen. The number six hundred is the non geographic

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Speaker 1: area code used for satellite and remote data services in

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Speaker 1: which country Cambodia, Croatia, or Canada. Not so long ago,

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Speaker 1: our listener told me that when you're in doubt on

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Speaker 1: the multi choices, you go for the third one. In

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Speaker 1: this particular case, that's correct Canada. Question fifteen. What was

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Speaker 1: the first name of Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb,

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Speaker 1: Robert Oppenheimer. Question sixteen in politics and beginning with a

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Speaker 1: to refrain from voting for or against a proposal, bill,

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Speaker 1: or candidate, is to what it's to abstain from voting?

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Speaker 1: Question number seventeen. What item of clothing is a strap

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Speaker 1: worn around our waist and fastened with a buckle? A belt?

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Speaker 1: Question eighteen? Alan who was the first ever player to

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Speaker 1: score one hundred goals in the Premier League? Alan Shearer.

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Speaker 1: He hit the milestone on the thirtieth of December nineteen

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Speaker 1: ninety five. He was playing for the Blackburn Rovers. Question nineteen,

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Speaker 1: which Australian video game originally designed as a smartphone app,

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Speaker 1: has players slicing through fruit fruit ninja kind of addictive.

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Speaker 1: Question twenty. Last Friday, the twenty fourth of July, actresses

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Speaker 1: Anna Paquin and Elizabeth Moss celebrated their birthdays the exact

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Speaker 1: same birthday. What year were they born nineteen eighty two,

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Speaker 1: nineteen eighty six or nineteen eighty eight nineteen eighty two,

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Speaker 1: making them forty four years of age. Happy birthday for

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Speaker 1: last week, ladies, rapid Fire will be rapidly upon us

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Speaker 1: back in a second. The concept is simple, two things

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Speaker 1: which do you like more than the other? This is

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Speaker 1: rapid fire. Let's get to it. Telstra or optus, Coffee

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Speaker 1: with or without sugar, travel solo or in a group,

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Speaker 1: Gary Cooper or Gary Oldman for a swimming pool, salt

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Speaker 1: or magnesium, gum balls or rum balls, six hundred dollars

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Speaker 1: cash or one thousand dollars worth of clothing, cooking or

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Speaker 1: washing up, road trip or flying? And when the phone

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Speaker 1: doesn't answer, do you leave a voice message or a text?

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Speaker 1: And folks, once again, i'd like to say thanks so

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Speaker 1: much for choosing Car Trip Trivia. I sincerely mean that

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Speaker 1: there are a lot of podcasts out there. There's pretty

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Speaker 1: much something for absolutely everything, and the fact that we

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Speaker 1: keep getting bigger and bigger and growing internationally is an

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Speaker 1: absolute thrill for me and for the family, particularly Rudy,

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Speaker 1: who comes in on Fridays and does the Friday funny.

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Speaker 1: Thanks again, we really really appreciate you, and we look

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Speaker 1: forward to episode six hundred and one. Stay God,