Speaker 1: This episode three hundred and seventeen of Car Trip Trivia.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for your company, folks. If you haven't
Speaker 1: explored our extensive back catalog, there's a lot to get through.
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Speaker 1: superhero edition. It's episode one hundred and thirty six from
Speaker 1: June of last year and find it on your favorite
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Speaker 1: joke at the end of the show, and there is
Speaker 1: a bunch of shoutouts. We'll do them right now. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: Daniel from Salisbury East turned thirty six. Zara from Loganholme
Speaker 1: is nine. This coming Sunday tomorrow. Axel from Lincoln in
Speaker 1: New Zealand. He's on a ski trip and he's turning fifteen.
Speaker 1: Half his luck. Today's birthdays. Reuben from Cole Point is five,
Speaker 1: Elsa from Wogga Wogger is thirteen. Ali from Canns is
Speaker 1: thirty three and the best Spanish teacher in the world.
Speaker 1: Ken's Ken's from Lebanon in Oregon is celebrating a birthday
Speaker 1: today as well. Happy birthday to everyone. I'm Stephen Cray
Speaker 1: And if you're wondering who wrote the Law of induction
Speaker 1: in eighteen thirty one, it was Michael Faraday. Question number one,
Speaker 1: What does the fastest hand on a watch or clock
Speaker 1: indicate the seconds we have? The hour hand, the minute hand,
Speaker 1: and the second's hand. Question two, in the nursery rhyme
Speaker 1: Peter Peter pumpkin Eta, where did Peter put his wife
Speaker 1: in a pumpkin shell? And there he kept her very well?
Speaker 1: Question three? In which month is the UK's first bank
Speaker 1: holiday of the year, May? It's the first Monday of
Speaker 1: each May. Question four? Which sin anthetic substance beginning with
Speaker 1: T is commonly used to coat non stick frying pans
Speaker 1: teflon T E f l O N. Question five? Which
Speaker 1: nationality was Coral Brown? She was the last wife of
Speaker 1: horror actor Vincent Price. Was she British? Was she Canadian?
Speaker 1: Or was she Australian? Coral Brown was Australian? Question six?
Speaker 1: Which international prizes were first awarded in nineteen oh one
Speaker 1: the Nobel Prizes. Question seven, Which of the turtle and
Speaker 1: tortoise is the land animal tortoise by land, turtle by sea?
Speaker 1: Question eight? After World War Two, which curtain metaphorically divided
Speaker 1: the capitalists and communist nations of Europe the iron curtain.
Speaker 1: Question nine? Which insect is also a swimming stroke? Butterfly?
Speaker 1: Question ten? In the game of othello, which color goes first?
Speaker 1: Black goes first? Question eleven and a spoiler alert revealed
Speaker 1: in episode one of season seven of The Simpsons who
Speaker 1: shot mister Burns? It was Maggie Simpson. Question twelve. Bulgogie
Speaker 1: is the national dish of which country? South Korea? Question thirteen?
Speaker 1: What type of plants are studied in paleobotany fossil plants?
Speaker 1: Question fourteen? Rhyming with pallas? What word is the desire
Speaker 1: to cause pain, injury, or stress to another person? Malice?
Speaker 1: Question fifteen? Which spy novelist created the character George Smiley
Speaker 1: John Lecarre. Question sixteen first released in August nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: Which number was associated with the Commodore home computer sixty four?
Speaker 1: It was the Commodore sixty four. Question seventeen. Which superstar
Speaker 1: Brazilian soccer player's last name was Nazario Delema Ronaldo, Not
Speaker 1: Cristiano Ronaldo. Here's Portuguese, but just Ronaldo. Question eighteen. Which
Speaker 1: clothing brand has a crocodile for a logo? Lacoste? Question nineteen.
Speaker 1: It's the movie question. Which movie from the following list
Speaker 1: does not have a sequel due for release in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four Venom The Karate Kid, Moana, or Sonic the
Speaker 1: Hedgehog the Karate Kid. There is actually a sequel coming,
Speaker 1: and it's starring Ralph Machio from the original trilogy, but
Speaker 1: it's not due until May twenty twenty five. I got
Speaker 1: a young man coming and he's going to tell you
Speaker 1: a joke. And there's a who am I? Up? Next?
Speaker 1: Where back? And so is the who am I? On
Speaker 1: this Friday episode of cartrip Trivia. Who Am I? Born
Speaker 1: in Henryville, Indiana, in September eighteen ninety to Wilbur and Margaret.
Speaker 1: I was the oldest of three children and was only
Speaker 1: five when my father died. With my mother forced to
Speaker 1: go to work, I was responsible for looking after and
Speaker 1: cooking for my siblings. I left home at thirteen, became
Speaker 1: a farm hand and then a tram conductor, before joining
Speaker 1: the Army at sixteen and being honorably discharged a year later.
Speaker 1: A brief career as a lawyer in Arkansas ended with
Speaker 1: a court room brawl, leading to multiple career changes, including
Speaker 1: running a service station and a restaurant motel that burnt
Speaker 1: down in nineteen thirty nine. At the age of fifty,
Speaker 1: I had devised a method of pressure cooking chicken and
Speaker 1: opened the first of my franchise restaurants in South Salt Lake, Utah,
Speaker 1: in nineteen fifty two. My international expansion was groundbreaking, and
Speaker 1: with more than six hundred locations by nineteen sixty four,
Speaker 1: I sold the business for two million dollars, but maintained
Speaker 1: a strong influence, running the Canadian franchise and appearing in
Speaker 1: TV commercials for years to come. I was bestowed the
Speaker 1: honorary role of Kentucky Colonel twice and died at the
Speaker 1: age of ninety in December nineteen eighty, never disclosing the
Speaker 1: eleven secret herbs and spices that flavored my chicken. My
Speaker 1: likeness still features on thirty thousand plus restaurants in more
Speaker 1: than one hundred and forty five countries, each displaying the
Speaker 1: trademarked phrase from nineteen sixty three, It's fingerlick and good.
Speaker 1: I am. I am Colonel Harland Sanders. Hey, dad, did
Speaker 1: you ever notice that Colonel Sanders the KFC symbol actually
Speaker 1: kind of looks like a stick man? What the Colonel
Speaker 1: Sanders the face and the bow tie. Yeah, it looks
Speaker 1: like it looks like a stick men. You can't see it.
Speaker 1: Listeners have to look at it and you cannot see
Speaker 1: it now. Alright, well the humans started before you even
Speaker 1: introduced Rudy. Back for the Friday Funny, Mate, do you
Speaker 1: have a gag for us today? Yes, I do, Dad.
Speaker 1: I just wrote a book about helium and I couldn't
Speaker 1: put it down. Lighthearted. That's what we like about you.
Speaker 1: That's what we love about you. Thanks for coming in.
Speaker 1: This is a terrific Friday Funny folks. Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 1: We're doing every Friday here at car Trip Trivia. And
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Dad. Hope you have a great day. Thank you, mate,
Speaker 1: it's very kind and stay gold.