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Speaker 1: If you've been chasing the elusive twenty out of twenty

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Speaker 1: here at car Trip Trivia, well, today is your last

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Speaker 1: crack for the week. And to be brutally honest with you,

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Speaker 1: if you've got your wits about you and a general

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Speaker 1: knowledge that retains generally useless titbits of information, well you're

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Speaker 1: in with a half chance. Now the Friday Funny and

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Speaker 1: a contemporary who am I? Are coming up. Make sure

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Speaker 1: you get your birthday shout outs in ahead of time

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Speaker 1: because on days like today I have to record the

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Speaker 1: show early and we'd hate to miss you. Okay, This

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Speaker 1: coming Sunday we have a Winter Solstice birthday for Barnes

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Speaker 1: from Broken Hill. He's thirty one. Edward from greens Norton

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Speaker 1: in England celebrating three decades. Charlie from Falmouth in Cornwall

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Speaker 1: will be thirty three tomorrow. Tash from questionin Up is

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Speaker 1: turning forty four and today's birthday Leah from Canberra is

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Speaker 1: eight years of age. I'm Stephen Cray and what about

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Speaker 1: the chemistry and dirty dancing between Patrick's Wayzy and Jennifer Gray?

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Speaker 1: Question one? How many points is a penalty goal worth?

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Speaker 1: In soccer? We say soccer you say football. Either way,

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Speaker 1: the penalty goal is worth one point. Question two? What

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Speaker 1: is the most common color of a daffodil? They can

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Speaker 1: be lots of different colors, but they're usually yellow. Question three.

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Speaker 1: The phrase from Shakespeare's Macbeth that refers to compassion, sympathy,

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Speaker 1: and concern for others is the what of human kindness?

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Speaker 1: The milk of human kindness? Question four? Which basket ball

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Speaker 1: superstar had a stint with the Chicago White Sox baseball team?

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Speaker 1: It was a pretty short stint. Michael Jordan is, who

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Speaker 1: were after? Question five? Which leafy vegetable has varieties including savoy,

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Speaker 1: Dutch white, and January king? How well do aveggies? It's cabbage?

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Speaker 1: Question six coined by legendary songwriter Irving Berlin. There's no

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Speaker 1: business like There's no business like show business. Question seven.

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Speaker 1: The French term for the ability to act or speak

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Speaker 1: appropriately in social situations is savoir? What savoir? Fair? Question

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Speaker 1: eight is the act of breathing conscious or unconscious? Yeah? Look,

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Speaker 1: if you don't know this one, the twenty out of

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Speaker 1: twenty is looking pretty tough. It's a bit of a

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Speaker 1: trick question. It's actually both. It happens automatically if you're

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Speaker 1: not thinking about it, but you can deliberately regulate your breath,

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Speaker 1: you know, when you hold it or take a deep breath, whatever.

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Speaker 1: Question nine. What company was the Boogie Woogie bugle Boy

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Speaker 1: from in the song by the andrew Sisters The Boogie

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Speaker 1: Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B. Question ten. What do

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Speaker 1: we call the undigested but eventually regurgitated hair that accumulates

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Speaker 1: in a cat's stomach from self grooming, A fur ball

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Speaker 1: or a hairball? Question eleven. The genius behind the light

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Speaker 1: bulb Thomas Edison and the actor who played Captain from

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Speaker 1: Star Trek, William Shatner, were alive at the same time.

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Speaker 1: That's Thomas Edison and Captain Kirk. They were alive at

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Speaker 1: the same time. True or false? True. Edison died in

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Speaker 1: nineteen thirty one, the same year that Shatner was born,

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Speaker 1: so they had seven glorious months on this good Earth together.

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Speaker 1: Question twelve, beginning with k what do we call the

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Speaker 1: internal part of a nut the colonel? Question thirteen. Which

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Speaker 1: social media platform did thief Jonathan Parker check during a

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Speaker 1: burglary in two thousand and nine, thus revealing his identity

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Speaker 1: and incriminating himself. He just couldn't wait to get home

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Speaker 1: before posted he was on Facebook in the house that

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Speaker 1: he was robbing. Not the brightest of blokes, I suspect.

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Speaker 1: Question fourteen. What do we call the broad pleated sash

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Speaker 1: worn around the waist with the tuxedo a kummabund? Question fifteen?

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Speaker 1: What term describes a person born with the rare genetic

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Speaker 1: condition causing partial or total lack of melon and pigment

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Speaker 1: in the eyes, skin, and hair an albino? Question sixteen?

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Speaker 1: What happened to video games in Australia For the first

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Speaker 1: time in nineteen ninety four they received an age rating

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Speaker 1: classification started with g G eight plus M and M.

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Speaker 1: Question seventeen. Which common bonding agent is made by combining

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Speaker 1: limestone with clay, shale, sand and iron ore cement? Question eighteen?

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Speaker 1: What is both a griddle baked cake and to talk

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Speaker 1: or write at great length without saying anything meaningful? Have

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Speaker 1: a bit of a think about that one. A griddle

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Speaker 1: baked cake and talking or writing at great length and

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Speaker 1: not really saying anything. Yes, waffle. Question nineteen. This is

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Speaker 1: the movie question which recently released psychological sci fi horror

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Speaker 1: film has a frustrated furniture store owner discovering a portal

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Speaker 1: Who am I? Coming up? And really with the Friday funny,

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Speaker 1: it's time for the last question of the week Question twenty?

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Speaker 1: Who Am I? Born in Toronto, Canada in October nineteen

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Speaker 1: eighty six. My father once played the drums for Jerry

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Speaker 1: Lee Lewis, and my mother was a school teacher and florist.

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Speaker 1: As a junior, I showed promise in hockey and played

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Speaker 1: with the Western Red Wings and Upper Canada College before

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Speaker 1: an injury to my neck forced me out of the game.

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Speaker 1: I worked at a furniture factory and landed apart in

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Speaker 1: the teen drama series to Grassy The Next Generation. I

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Speaker 1: formed a short lived R and B duo called The Renaissance,

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Speaker 1: before self releasing my mixtape Room for Improvement in two

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Speaker 1: thousand and six, for which I made three hundred and

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Speaker 1: four dollars in royalties. I opened for Ice Cube at

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Speaker 1: the Cool House nightclub in Toronto and released my debut album,

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Speaker 1: Thank Me Later in June twenty ten. Since then, I've

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Speaker 1: pumped out nine solo albums that have delivered five Grammys

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Speaker 1: and six American Music Awards. I was named Billboard's Artist

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Speaker 1: of the Decade in the twenty tens and have had

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Speaker 1: twenty nine Billboard number one albums and singles. I have

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Speaker 1: a record label, a gaming company, a brand of bourbon,

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Speaker 1: and a fashion collaboration with Nike. My single one Dance

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Speaker 1: from the Views album was the first ever song to

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Speaker 1: release of three albums this year, Ice Man, Habt and

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Speaker 1: Maid of Honor, I became the first ever artist to

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Speaker 1: occupy the top three places on the Billboard two hundred.

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Speaker 1: I am just one name required. I am Drake and

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Speaker 1: that means it's Friday funny time. Joining us in the

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Speaker 1: studio is Rudy. Hello. Everyone. Are you a fan of Drake?

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Speaker 1: I know his music a little bit, used to listen

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Speaker 1: to him a little bit. These days, you've moved on,

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Speaker 1: moved on so long ago, just had there? All right, joke, Tom,

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Speaker 1: all right? What happened to the guy pull at a

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Speaker 1: fire in his canoe to keep warm? Keep warm? I

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Speaker 1: don't know he learned that you can't have your kayak

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Speaker 1: and he hits it. Call me Drake, thank you later.

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Speaker 1: Oh he has got it. He has got it going

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Speaker 1: down boy. All right, that's great stuff mate. Thank you

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Speaker 1: for your humor and thank you for your time. And

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Speaker 1: I just finished the holidays yesterday. I'm in school schools,

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Speaker 1: however it's holiday. I'm on holidays and I am golden