Speaker 1: And welcome back to the Power Trip Morning Show once
Speaker 1: again live and at Pats to Louse Us, we celebrate
Speaker 1: fifty years of Grandma's Marathon on a lovely Friday.
Speaker 2: The sun is up.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a perfect weekend for running and
Speaker 1: a perfect weekend to cheer people on as well. So
Speaker 1: stop on bye, We have another hour to go here
Speaker 1: at the Power Trip Morning Show. And again the initials
Speaker 1: game coming up in just a few moments in front
Speaker 1: of this great crowds Corey and.
Speaker 2: Sauce and fort of chat Abbit. Where is he. He's
Speaker 2: on the edge of his seat for initials. It's his
Speaker 2: favorite thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's already guessing that he's on the phone.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he can win the initials Jackpop,
Speaker 1: but he said he wants to quit this rotten job.
Speaker 3: He is not exact quote, said that it's exact.
Speaker 2: Quote. Yeah, maybe today's today.
Speaker 3: Maybe this I think it might be. We had a
Speaker 3: prediction at dinner last night that that might be the case.
Speaker 2: Never know, yep.
Speaker 4: And then a couple of the guys at the dinner
Speaker 4: bribe mean and said, how much do we have to
Speaker 4: pay you to just tell me the initials?
Speaker 2: I'm like, Wow, it's a fireblest. I can't do that.
Speaker 3: You can't do that.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: I wanted to go off organically and maybe today's day
Speaker 2: we'll find out. Maybe it is and maybe.
Speaker 4: Dustin Johnson misses this four foot put would be nice.
Speaker 4: Just missed a four foot but good miss another one.
Speaker 4: You were cursing him yesterday. Yeah, every pot, like you say,
Speaker 4: he'll miss it, and then he just missed it. Everything
Speaker 4: I made it, damn.
Speaker 1: It, hey Marco, Yes, sir, h Do you have any
Speaker 1: grand memories of playing hockey in Duluth as a young man?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? I love the spirit of Duluth tournament. We came
Speaker 5: up here every year, played at the old deck. Love
Speaker 5: the deck, yeah, one of my we know. And it
Speaker 5: was funny because we always loved to play Morehead. They
Speaker 5: were a good team, but there was this little lefty
Speaker 5: number nine on that team that I absolutely couldn't stand it.
Speaker 2: Just hated him.
Speaker 3: Still hate him, don't you.
Speaker 5: I still hate Mann. He won a lot of Stanley Cubs.
Speaker 5: My boy callin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's very cool man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So those are great memories.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and was the deck where amz oil is now.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's still there.
Speaker 5: It's right next Yeah, okay, uh, Zach, let me know
Speaker 5: that the deck is no longer the hockey for hockey.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think the refrigeration system got old and it sounds
Speaker 6: like they're not replacing it, which is a shame because
Speaker 6: that place has a lot of a lot of hockey
Speaker 6: history over there.
Speaker 5: It was fun to play U m. D. In college,
Speaker 5: that's for sure. Great atmosphere, great crowds, great fans.
Speaker 2: It was so much fun.
Speaker 7: If there's anyone listening from the deck, if you want
Speaker 7: to have your refrigeration system looked at, if you want
Speaker 7: to call sauce, you could roll on over, maybe have
Speaker 7: a looxi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, yeah, what's wrong?
Speaker 8: Are you free?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm available. Stopped cooling? I think I would unplug it,
Speaker 2: plug it back in se There you go.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of May we get a maybe get a.
Speaker 2: What do you call the strip?
Speaker 4: There you go?
Speaker 2: And a hair dryer?
Speaker 3: That was your nickname in high school? Right Marts?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 2: Should we do Fan five? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Make a quick though, man, because I want to win
Speaker 3: the initiatives.
Speaker 9: Time for Fan five on the Power Trip Brought to
Speaker 9: you by the Saint Paul Saints.
Speaker 2: Hey, thanks Saint Paul Saints.
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Speaker 2: Should we do sports trivia with Sauce? Yes? Please? Everybody
Speaker 2: want to see that?
Speaker 4: Here until everybody want to see you fascinated. And by
Speaker 4: sports trivia, I mean geography, Sauce. Here's the four matchups
Speaker 4: today in the World Cup. One of these countries is
Speaker 4: not a country? You tell me which one of the
Speaker 4: eight I made up?
Speaker 2: Ready? Yeah? Which one of these is not a country?
Speaker 2: The USA?
Speaker 4: In Australia, Scotland and Morocco, Brazil and Haiti, Turkey and Paraguay.
Speaker 2: Which one of those eight is not a real country? Well?
Speaker 4: The USA is good start. Australia is two for two.
Speaker 4: All right, that's the last hint I'm going to give you.
Speaker 2: Brazil is a is Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you've got Scotland, Morocco, Brazil, Haiti, Turkey, Paraguay.
Speaker 2: Well don't they have to all be countries to be
Speaker 2: in the thing? Yeah, so they're all countries? Checkmate? Got it?
Speaker 2: Turning around? Which country were you close to guessing? Say
Speaker 2: him again? It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Uh, the jah Morant rumors seem to be strengthening. I
Speaker 4: don't know if that's a thing, right, but it seems
Speaker 4: like his internet rumors are popping up more and more
Speaker 4: in the last couple of days that the Ja Morant
Speaker 4: to Minnesota rumors are a thing. Do you guys believe
Speaker 4: Marnie and Sauce, you guys follow this pretty closely. Do
Speaker 4: you guys believe that out of Kyrie and Giannis and Jaw,
Speaker 4: that Jaw is the leader in the clubhouse now or
Speaker 4: most like John? Well, it depends on who you ask.
Speaker 4: It is Jaw, but some people say John. But I
Speaker 4: believe you can say it either way.
Speaker 2: Martins, who is that?
Speaker 4: Well, you first, but you don't know basketball. People that
Speaker 4: know basketball should know that it's not John. That makes
Speaker 4: me feel better, Yeah, it wasn't he you.
Speaker 7: As for our chances of actually making this deal, I
Speaker 7: don't have the inside source that would give the percent chance.
Speaker 2: I would rank them.
Speaker 7: I personally would go Kyrie one, Johnnie Jaw, and I
Speaker 7: would put a distance between Kyrie and everyone else because
Speaker 7: of the need for a point guard on this team,
Speaker 7: and even though Kyrie is a little older coming off injuries. Yes,
Speaker 7: I feel like the Knicks have provided this new blueprint
Speaker 7: of what an NBA team is going to have to
Speaker 7: look like since this second Apron has arrived. It is
Speaker 7: that you can't have even a couple of really super
Speaker 7: max players making the really super max money. This story
Speaker 7: about Jalen Brunson having to take this one hundred million
Speaker 7: dollar pay cut or not having to choosing to take
Speaker 7: this massive pay cut massive, He's still making.
Speaker 2: One hundred million dollars.
Speaker 7: But to say with the Knicks, in order for the
Speaker 7: Knicks to put the talent around him that I feel
Speaker 7: like is the new formula in order for teams to
Speaker 7: stay out of the second Apron. And anyone who signs
Speaker 7: Yannis is probably not going to be able to do that.
Speaker 7: Or they're gonna have one Inianis and to the other
Speaker 7: star player, and then the talent level after those two
Speaker 7: is probably going to be multiple steps down. I don't
Speaker 7: know that that team is going to win a title.
Speaker 7: So you're asking about John Morant, I went on another tangent.
Speaker 2: Joh just has so many questions.
Speaker 7: He's an unbelievable basketball talent that is not questionable.
Speaker 2: The rest of it, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he can stay on the straight
Speaker 7: and narrow and be helpful to a team I.
Speaker 2: Hope so and healthy and healthy, which I hope he.
Speaker 7: Can turn everything around and become everything that he was
Speaker 7: destined to be as a basketball player and a human being.
Speaker 7: And if he can do that and the Wolves sign up,
Speaker 7: a great wonderful what a storybook ending. I just don't
Speaker 7: know if that's that's possible. That's a long shot, and
Speaker 7: he's had a lot of chances.
Speaker 2: It's risky, right us.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think another name to add to that list
Speaker 8: is Derek White of the Boston Celtics. That's a guy
Speaker 8: they really like, is what I've been told?
Speaker 3: Who told you that?
Speaker 2: The Internet?
Speaker 8: I think I think Marty is correct about Jazz like
Speaker 8: he's talented, but if you bring him in here and
Speaker 8: he's still a disaster, can't stay healthy, You can't mess
Speaker 8: with the chemistry they kind of have.
Speaker 2: They have to make changes. They can't roll the same
Speaker 2: roster back. They just can't. They have to probably get
Speaker 2: rid of Randall, maybe as ap. Johnny Athletic has said, with.
Speaker 8: Barrero, you also the biggest trade chip you might have
Speaker 8: is Rudy Gobert. You might have to move him because
Speaker 8: you might not find somebody who doesn't want who doesn't
Speaker 8: want Randall, and if they do want him, it's just
Speaker 8: for the salary and they'll cut him or something, right,
Speaker 8: they'll move him on or waive him or whatever it is.
Speaker 8: I think Randall has so little trade value that you're
Speaker 8: gonna have to move another piece. Parish your thoughts, Uh, yeah, Hawk,
Speaker 8: your thoughts.
Speaker 3: I agree with what he just said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well said.
Speaker 4: Major League Baseball apparently has some widespread changes that they're
Speaker 4: working on, and one of them, Mark Parrish, I want
Speaker 4: your take on this because I know hockey players have
Speaker 4: a very different path to the pros than like the
Speaker 4: NFL or the NBA, But baseball is also pretty strange
Speaker 4: as well, because you can take kids right out of
Speaker 4: high school and then they just basically wait six years
Speaker 4: they hit the pros. So baseball is thinking about doing
Speaker 4: a bunch of different things with the draft. Number one,
Speaker 4: high school players would not be eligible. That's kind of interesting. Also,
Speaker 4: they would cut it down to just twelve rounds with
Speaker 4: a two hundred million dollar pool, which would significantly cut
Speaker 4: the amount spent on the amateur draft every year almost half.
Speaker 4: So you're saving a whole bunch of money up front,
Speaker 4: you're drafting older players. They would jump I think the
Speaker 4: international age from sixteen to eighteen, so you can still
Speaker 4: have eighteen year old international players, but not sixteen year
Speaker 4: olds anymore. So they're doing a bunch of stuff trying
Speaker 4: to change the draft and save some money. Your thoughts
Speaker 4: on any of that past and what you've gone through, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I definitely like the cutting the rounds down, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: It just gets watered down by the end.
Speaker 5: And I understand the cost too, but I mean, if
Speaker 5: you're going to do eighteen in international, I think you
Speaker 5: should be able to do an eighteen year old in
Speaker 5: the US as well. Fair So, I mean unless they're
Speaker 5: going to go like the NFL and it's got to
Speaker 5: be you know, opt in or something like that like
Speaker 5: that at eighteen. So that's what we do with the NHL.
Speaker 5: There's nothing wrong if there's somebody at eighteen that is
Speaker 5: up for it. We've seen it in hockey that some
Speaker 5: kids come in at eighteen nineteen and they're absolutely studs,
Speaker 5: so they shouldn't be not allowed to get into the game.
Speaker 5: But you know, I do like the cutting it down
Speaker 5: to twelve rounds you know that way, you're kind of
Speaker 5: forced to make a good pick. I like the money
Speaker 5: they save for owners because hopefully they can put the
Speaker 5: money into their team. Sure, the money into the actual lineup.
Speaker 2: So yeah, the.
Speaker 4: Minimum draft age would be twenty for domestic players eighteen
Speaker 4: for international That should be the same.
Speaker 2: I agree. I don't understand the difference, right, what's the
Speaker 2: difference if you're eighteen, you're eighteen? Yep? All right, anyway,
Speaker 2: that's going to the gist of it.
Speaker 3: I got one more thing from Marco, yes, real quick.
Speaker 1: Yes, So I was just looking online and they announced
Speaker 1: they're going to retire this guy, Patrese bergeron Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: so they're going to retire his number in Boston yep.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's cool. And then I read something.
Speaker 1: I thought, well, that's got to be a misprint because
Speaker 1: this doesn't happen in the h He debuted for that
Speaker 1: team and two thousand and three, yep. He played his
Speaker 1: entire career yep, for twenty years with the Boston Brewers.
Speaker 1: So rare does that ever happen NHL? I it's so
Speaker 1: so rare that that happens. I mean, just all since
Speaker 1: the beginning to be able to play with one organization.
Speaker 1: That's the dream, right, Like everybody wants to play with
Speaker 1: one organization, get their number retired?
Speaker 2: Is that your dream?
Speaker 5: It was before I even played in it though I
Speaker 5: was traded, so that you know that dream went away quick?
Speaker 2: Will you kind of lived the dream eight separate times?
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, exactly, maybe this one all in my career
Speaker 5: with no, that's right, another one.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 5: But he was absolutely incredible player. They could the Selky
Speaker 5: Defensive Player of the Year. They could, they could rename
Speaker 5: that the patrise berger On Award. I think he won
Speaker 5: it six times or something like that. Absolutely incredible, a
Speaker 5: great human being, great leader in Boston, you know, was
Speaker 5: a big piece of them winning a Stanley Cup and
Speaker 5: getting back to the Cup constantly. Just din credible ambassador
Speaker 5: for the game, and he is well deserving of that.
Speaker 5: I would imagine the Hall of Fame will be coming
Speaker 5: calling to him very very soon.
Speaker 4: Apparently, career earnings of one hundred and eighteen five hundred
Speaker 4: dollars sounds like.
Speaker 3: The NHL, Well it does.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: One other thing that I found fascinating that I would
Speaker 1: never have known if I hadn't read all the way
Speaker 1: down his Wikipedia page Bergeron is married to Stephanie Bergeron,
Speaker 1: who's pre marriage name.
Speaker 3: What do you call that maiden name? Maiden name Stephanie
Speaker 3: Bertram Oh is she.
Speaker 2: Related to the s Gear? I don't know, but I
Speaker 2: hope so. Frenchman, Oh, the frenchman Bernice Bert. Is he
Speaker 2: from Canada? Uncles? I'll tell you that.
Speaker 3: So there you go, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: That's sports And what we have next is a little
Speaker 1: game that Chad Abbott likes to call the best thing
Speaker 1: on the fan. The only reason to listen to that
Speaker 1: rotten station is what he was quoted as saying in
Speaker 1: the start of Une.
Speaker 2: Well he likes ratings. He does. We'll do initials when
Speaker 2: we come back. Mark Parrish won last week, back to
Speaker 2: see if Parish.
Speaker 4: We go back to back and one caller gets a
Speaker 4: crack at one hundred and eighteen five hundred dollars initials.
Speaker 4: Next on the Power to a Morning Joe of the Fans.
Speaker 10: Up next, it's the Initials game featuring the Saint Paul
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Speaker 2: Jack Bot Call one.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the pack till Morning Show once again,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. The final segment has Begune Live from
Speaker 1: the Luth, Minnesota, and thank you all for being here today, everybody,
Speaker 1: Thank you for stopping by. Thank you to our friends
Speaker 1: here at the Fan and Duluth. We love coming here
Speaker 1: and Grandma's Marathon. Thank you for having us the fiftieth
Speaker 1: anniversary of this fantastic run, this fantastic racist, just great weekend.
Speaker 3: Of coming together in one of the loveliest cities in America.
Speaker 7: They're gathering above the stairs and above the escalator.
Speaker 3: It's happening. Yes, Deck, it's happening.
Speaker 11: Whoa deck?
Speaker 2: Oh? Level second left?
Speaker 3: Say Zach's got one wish? Left?
Speaker 2: Yep? All right? Shall we? I think we good guys.
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Speaker 4: Back good Okay, Chad, pay attention here for a second,
Speaker 4: because I don't know if this crowd knows this, but
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Speaker 2: Do you guys get ups and the post office and
Speaker 2: stuff up here? Correct? They're all saying, yeah, so Initials
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Speaker 3: The whole thing happened.
Speaker 2: Ye, sweet by the way.
Speaker 4: We had Zach on the first segment right to talk
Speaker 4: about Grandma's Marathon. He did say that if anybody yells
Speaker 4: out answers during the game, that their marathon pass will
Speaker 4: be revoked. So you have to stay quiet during the game,
Speaker 4: otherwise you're not allowed to run.
Speaker 2: Fantastic, He truly said that. He was super fisty.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, very absolutely said escorted out of here, like like
Speaker 1: you stole money to a casino or something like that.
Speaker 3: He said, they would take you completely to jail, So
Speaker 3: don't do that.
Speaker 2: Please who yet that, Yeah, I don't know why anyone
Speaker 2: would do that. Got awkward in here.
Speaker 12: I don't like the word stole. That does not fit
Speaker 12: what button bar? All right, install and found.
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Speaker 8: Libby Fernsville.
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Speaker 2: If it's both, it's one hundred and eighteen hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: That'd be super cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, give it your come out.
Speaker 2: That would be pretty cool to give it away in
Speaker 2: front of a huge crowd, people would say it's rigged.
Speaker 2: When it went off in Vegas, people said it was rigged.
Speaker 2: I think I added a lot of tension that time,
Speaker 2: and we did it in Vegas as well, strung it out,
Speaker 2: try to make it as dramatic as possible. I wanted
Speaker 2: this segment to go as long as possible because Chad
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Speaker 4: You guys ready, Yeah, the initials for today that would
Speaker 4: have been worth one hundred and eighteen thousand, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Sauce? Yeah, what LB for light bulb? P L that's
Speaker 2: my name?
Speaker 4: Those are your initials? Yes, p L that's my name,
Speaker 4: p L or the initials you guys already?
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, here we go, Item one of p L.
Speaker 4: Clue number one likely invented accidentally.
Speaker 2: That if you didn't hear somebody said meat sauce, can
Speaker 2: we just give that person one hundred and eighteen five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars? All right? Clue one. Number one was likely
Speaker 2: invented accidentally.
Speaker 11: Clue number two is a popular variation.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, pink lemonade.
Speaker 2: That's right, that is pinkmade. That is correct.
Speaker 4: Damn all right, well done, super good, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: there was an accident. I think somebody in the circus
Speaker 4: back in the day invented pink lemonade.
Speaker 2: True right, Hawk leeds one to nothing. Here's number two
Speaker 2: of pl not gonna do that.
Speaker 11: Number one.
Speaker 2: Now, every one of these is going to fit you,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be funny. I didn't do that on purpose.
Speaker 11: Number one frequently found in dirt. Clue number two.
Speaker 4: Has an acute accent over an Oh, Paul, yeah, Pablo Lopez.
Speaker 4: What the dirt is the mound? The dirt is the mound.
Speaker 4: But how did you go straight to Pablo Lopez?
Speaker 2: Damn, dude, thank you for the explanation.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's the worst dabbing I've ever seen. Shirt, it's too tight.
Speaker 2: I really have to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: He really does.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Ben's room is right there.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that we don't want him going that
Speaker 3: going back to.
Speaker 2: My hotel room. Oh it's that kind of bathroom. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Sauce and Hawk each have one. Here's number three of PL.
Speaker 11: Clue number one.
Speaker 4: Often supported publicly. Clue number two collectively adopted. Clue number
Speaker 4: three expected to be followed. Clue number four is an
Speaker 4: official stance.
Speaker 11: Clue number five.
Speaker 4: There are sometimes consequences for some if they break from
Speaker 4: these final clue Clue number six political folk awful yep,
Speaker 4: party line. They vote along party lines. Party Thanks to sauce,
Speaker 4: you're good when you have to boot. Oh yeah, clue
Speaker 4: to your dad says I'm sorry, Dwight.
Speaker 3: Sorry, there's a line there somewhere, gross.
Speaker 2: Sau says two. Hawk cass one. Here's number four of
Speaker 2: p L.
Speaker 11: Clue number one.
Speaker 2: Has a suitcase of gold coins.
Speaker 11: Clue number two.
Speaker 2: Father is a sea captain Paul Yep, Pippy long Stocking.
Speaker 2: That's how the hell do you know that? I used
Speaker 2: to watch him when I was a kid. Yep, my
Speaker 2: buddy and we used to watch it all the time.
Speaker 4: So you watched Pippi Longstocking and Louis watches murder documentaries
Speaker 4: on Netflix.
Speaker 2: You are corrector.
Speaker 11: My sauce?
Speaker 2: Thanks man, I really have to go to the bathroom. Hey,
Speaker 2: and pl is your name? Pl is my name?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 2: You hate me? H that's right. Sauce has three in
Speaker 2: the lead, Chris Hockey has one, Marnie and Parrish.
Speaker 4: Yet to score, but there's plenty of time. There's eight
Speaker 4: to go, eight to go. Here's number five of pl
Speaker 4: Clue number one, there are two. Clue number two are
Speaker 4: designed for something to go in them. Clue number three
Speaker 4: openings on both ends. Clue number four.
Speaker 2: Either often needed at work or colder climates.
Speaker 11: Clue number five might.
Speaker 2: Be made of cotton, denim or polyester. Marnie yep, pant legs.
Speaker 2: That's just the pant legs. Well done, a couple of
Speaker 2: pant legs. I wasn't sure.
Speaker 3: I wasn't any else and I was happy.
Speaker 2: Do you have to go to the bathroom? No, okay,
Speaker 2: just check in.
Speaker 4: Uh. We are five. Sauce has three, Marnie now has one,
Speaker 4: Hawk has one.
Speaker 2: Parish is the defending champion. You can do it last week.
Speaker 4: Here's number six of p L. Clue number one can
Speaker 4: be joined. Clue number two might get very loud. Clue
Speaker 4: number three might feature a large group of people.
Speaker 2: Mark yep, picket line. That's right.
Speaker 4: That is a gets line. Pickets line, and everybody's on
Speaker 4: the board. Eddie because they're playing well, wow, plenty of time.
Speaker 4: We're at halftime. Sauce has three, everybody else has one.
Speaker 4: You'd know if I did that, I'd have to get
Speaker 4: up and leave. If I did, if you cracked your
Speaker 4: pants if thanks for whispering that into the microphone.
Speaker 2: Here's number seven of PL.
Speaker 11: Clue number one.
Speaker 4: Can be found in Simi Valley, California, Hyde Park, New York, Boston, Massachusetts,
Speaker 4: and more.
Speaker 11: Clue number two is open to the public. Clue number three.
Speaker 2: Is attached to a significant name.
Speaker 4: Clue number four preserves records and artifacts. Clue number five
Speaker 4: displays documents, history and legacy.
Speaker 2: Final clue Clue number six, the first one was created
Speaker 2: for FDR Arnie yep Public Library.
Speaker 3: Damn Hawk Hawk Presidential Library.
Speaker 2: That is a presidential library. You should have listened to
Speaker 2: the FDR part. Yeah, damn, and you're getting stuff thrown
Speaker 2: at you.
Speaker 3: You are you moved right into that.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: That gets Chris his second point.
Speaker 4: The Sauce has three, Hawk has two, Marnie has one,
Speaker 4: Perished has one five to go. Here's number eight of
Speaker 4: PL clue number one. There are fourteen.
Speaker 11: Clue number two is American. Clue number three made.
Speaker 2: History May eighth of twenty twenty five. Clue number four,
Speaker 2: One of the words is Latin for lion.
Speaker 11: Clue number five.
Speaker 2: Was born with the first name Roberts last one.
Speaker 11: Clue number six is a huge.
Speaker 2: Fan of the White Sox and the cat Mark pop
Speaker 2: Leo's right, Oh that is hop Leo. Those fourteen nice?
Speaker 2: Those are great, Leo, and Mark gets point number two. Mark,
Speaker 2: let it go? What it goes?
Speaker 4: Pop Leo four Togo and it's a tight one sauce.
Speaker 4: You have three, Back has two, Parish has two, Marnie
Speaker 4: has one. Here's number nine of pl Clue number one
Speaker 4: in a sense used to test a person's memory.
Speaker 2: Clue number two has fillers.
Speaker 3: Hawk, go for it, oh boy, hope, this is two words, padlock, Nope.
Speaker 4: Out for the rest of number nine. You did there
Speaker 4: with clue one, memory and testing. I get that bit,
Speaker 4: all right, Chris, out for the rest of nine.
Speaker 11: Clue number three.
Speaker 4: Features consistent orientation that sometimes includes synchronized movements. Clue number
Speaker 4: four usually has around six people.
Speaker 11: Clue number five, it's.
Speaker 2: Possible one of them did something terrible.
Speaker 4: Clue Clue number six a witness Mike mar I think
Speaker 4: Paul was first with Paul first to purp line.
Speaker 2: Mark you ring an interpass? That's a pass? Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: let me finish Clue six.
Speaker 4: Clue number six, A witness might identify a suspect during
Speaker 4: one of these pertant mark.
Speaker 2: That's a police lineup. That is a police line up
Speaker 2: in Parish is tied for.
Speaker 3: The lead, Well, don.
Speaker 2: Three to go there, we go go guys. Sauce and
Speaker 2: Parish have the lead. They have three. Each Hawk has two,
Speaker 2: Marnie has one. Three items left. Everybody mathematically and it here's.
Speaker 11: Number ten of pl Clue number one might.
Speaker 2: Be to gain attention or admiration. Mean correct.
Speaker 11: Clue number two.
Speaker 2: Acts compulsively and habitually, my lord.
Speaker 11: Clue number three.
Speaker 2: This is informal, not a clinical diagnosis.
Speaker 11: Clue number four often leads.
Speaker 2: To isolation, conflict, and loss of credibility.
Speaker 13: Clue number five aim to deceive. Clue number five did
Speaker 13: I just do fun?
Speaker 2: I just did? Five?
Speaker 11: Final clue Clue number six.
Speaker 4: This person can't be trusted, yeah, ive four three two one,
Speaker 4: and you finish that clue.
Speaker 2: Everybody else still in.
Speaker 4: This Clue number six, This person can't be trusted because
Speaker 4: they don't tell the truth. Five four three two many
Speaker 4: Marnie five four three two one, Mark and Chris five.
Speaker 2: Four three two perpetual liar. No Hawk five four three
Speaker 2: two one, yelling out crowd logical liar, that is a
Speaker 2: path logical that was chilling a liar, Like, what's the
Speaker 2: black thing the liar?
Speaker 6: That's all the murmuring in the crowd right now they
Speaker 6: knew that was a badness.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Uh, Sauce has three, Parish has three, Sock has two,
Speaker 4: Marnie has one, Duluth has one. Even everybody up on
Speaker 4: the balcony wall. Well, I don't think that's true. Wow,
Speaker 4: he's not so he hates the segment.
Speaker 2: Uh two to go.
Speaker 4: Uh, Parish and Sauce have the lead Hawk. You're one back, Marnie.
Speaker 4: You need them both to stay in this. You need
Speaker 4: eleven and twelve to force a tiebreaker. But you're not
Speaker 4: out yet either. Here's number eleven.
Speaker 9: Of p L.
Speaker 4: Clue number one might go out. Clue number two is
Speaker 4: small and continuous. Clue number three this leads or.
Speaker 2: Starts a process. Marne, why not pilot light? That's right, dumb,
Speaker 2: not over yet?
Speaker 3: Away mines.
Speaker 2: All right? That keeps everybody in it for number twelve.
Speaker 2: By the way, Mark call the island. All right, we're
Speaker 2: gonna have a walk off either way.
Speaker 4: Sauce has three, Parish has three, so uh, Hawk, sorry,
Speaker 4: Sauce or Parish gets this right, you walk it off
Speaker 4: and you're the winner. And that's the most walking you
Speaker 4: guys are gonna do this weekend. If you're not here
Speaker 4: at for Gramma's Marison, Hawk and Marnie, you need this
Speaker 4: to tie, and you would force a three way tiebreaker.
Speaker 4: So either way, somebody's walking off a winner. Here we go,
Speaker 4: Sauce for the win, Parish for the wind, Hawk, and
Speaker 4: Marny for the tie. Number twelve of pl Clue number
Speaker 4: one might cause a call lapse.
Speaker 11: Clue number two can be extremely.
Speaker 2: Serious for the tie punctured lung. That's un believable.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: We you didn't win.
Speaker 12: Sit down, Oh man, it's like finishing a marathon.
Speaker 2: Been telling you that's what it feels like. The winner's
Speaker 2: gonna celebrate less than you just can't.
Speaker 4: All right, we have a three way tiebreaker in overtime songs,
Speaker 4: Marnie and Parish.
Speaker 2: There are three clues in the tiebreaker. Uh.
Speaker 4: Since there's three, obviously, if you ring in and get
Speaker 4: it wrong. There's two other people left, so it's not
Speaker 4: like we normally do this when it's heads up, three
Speaker 4: clues in a tiebreaker a little more to the point.
Speaker 2: You're ringing and get it right. You're the winner. You
Speaker 2: three ready?
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's go for the win. Here's a tiebreaker of
Speaker 4: pl Clue number one.
Speaker 2: Isn't understood by all Mark for the win, pig Leaden.
Speaker 2: That's right. Haarrish goes very back to back wins on
Speaker 2: a walk off in blue with pig Latin. Well done.
Speaker 2: Sometimes he's just come to him. Marny, damn, damn Mark.
Speaker 2: That was incredible. Hang up, were you waiting on that one?
Speaker 2: Or is just the light bulb went on? Light bulb
Speaker 2: went on, sausage light.
Speaker 8: Bulb didn't go on, and his and his kids, Man,
Speaker 8: that was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: That was incredible. Well done, Perry, well done all of you.
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Speaker 6: Let's go, oh God, always great to see if Husky
Speaker 6: win into lou.
Speaker 2: Amen go hoskey. So yesterday you celebrated your twenty second
Speaker 2: anniversary and today you celebrate your fourth ever INITIALS win.
Speaker 2: Congratulations to Mark Parrish. Yeah that's awesome, dude, that that
Speaker 2: got really competitive late there.
Speaker 7: I barely even absorbed the clue and you're spitting out
Speaker 7: the answer.
Speaker 14: Yeah, what happened, man, wonderful latin came to my head
Speaker 14: and then pigged it.
Speaker 2: Damn well, we'll play it. That was sweet, and what
Speaker 2: happened then pigged it? Okay, incredible. That was sau heartful
Speaker 2: for you. And then you cooled off a little bit.
Speaker 2: Not bad. Yeah, it was all right. Oh h Yeah.
Speaker 2: I didn't do well, but you know, were a lot
Speaker 2: of people down this week. Were you distracted by the
Speaker 2: bathroom emergency?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, fair enough started real hot ys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then I just fade out.
Speaker 4: Three minutes ago. So we can wrap up the show
Speaker 4: by saying this again. We love Daluis. Thank you guys
Speaker 4: again for always having us up here. We love Mary
Speaker 4: and everybody up here. The fan affiliating to Luke, you
Speaker 4: guys are awesome. You're always nice to us. The listeners
Speaker 4: have always been super supportive, and it's just super cool.
Speaker 4: I wish I was a runner. It looks like this
Speaker 4: is super fun. It really does it is.
Speaker 3: It's great, man. You should start. You can do it.
Speaker 3: Anybody can do It's the best thing about being a runner. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you got hot on shoes and go outside.
Speaker 4: See I put on shoes and go sit at a
Speaker 4: poker table for twelve hours into a lot less work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot less work.
Speaker 1: Well, and thanks to the people to holiday and his
Speaker 1: wall for taking care of us here and yeah we
Speaker 1: love this a triam's beautiful, So thank you and the
Speaker 1: breakfast burritos and all the people that came out, and
Speaker 1: good life to all the runners.
Speaker 3: I hope everything goes perfectly. And Mark looks like a.
Speaker 1: Perfect weather weekend for it, so that'd be great. Man,
Speaker 1: should be good, right, yeah, man, it'll be great.
Speaker 2: Yeah beautiful. I love it up here.
Speaker 3: Yeah. What do you guys passing notes around her? Okay,
Speaker 3: now where signing is? Somebody want the winner sheets signed
Speaker 3: by everybody?
Speaker 2: Anybody?
Speaker 12: What do you do?
Speaker 2: What do you do with what? Everybody?
Speaker 3: Raise your handles?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Usually people actually want them, but I got you.
Speaker 7: He's get Parish is giving away. So every initials clue
Speaker 7: he actually writes down the answer. I most of us
Speaker 7: just write the initials, but show that, show them that.
Speaker 2: Sheet and I give him away to people. And then
Speaker 2: whoever the game and the Dusty Mond sign up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Bond Scott signed it. Zicki wilf absol. Everybody.
Speaker 1: Thanks back there to Brett, and thank you Jared, Thank
Speaker 1: you Zacho, everybody for helping us make this broadcast happen.
Speaker 6: And again this crowd is yeah, thank you so much
Speaker 6: to appreciate a Yeah, thank you all of you.
Speaker 3: Sorry about what Marty did.
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