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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Patrick Morning Show, and.
Speaker 4: Please welcome to the studio our new friend, Maddie Trumble.
Speaker 3: Hi, Hi y, hi arms, good sense, welcome.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm so embarrassed that as you were walking into the
Speaker 4: studio that Marty turned to you and just did the
Speaker 4: final line of defying gravity from Wicked, just to show
Speaker 4: you that she can hit the note. I hope it
Speaker 4: didn't embarrass you too much that she put you to
Speaker 4: shame like that.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 5: That's my normal greeting. I'm used to that.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, morning, what did that sound like?
Speaker 8: Because I wasn't listening, I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: I'm going to try the final note.
Speaker 4: So Guys and Dolls is happening right now. Chan Hassen
Speaker 4: Dinner Theater chan hassendt dot com. It's a great show.
Speaker 4: And Maddie Trumble is playing Maddie and Guys and Dolls,
Speaker 4: which is it's first of all, chan Hassen's always just great,
Speaker 4: but this is a great show.
Speaker 3: So well done on that, Maddie.
Speaker 5: Thanks, It's so much fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just it's a great show. The cast is
Speaker 4: fantastic and the food, by the way, it is great.
Speaker 4: Get the chicken chan every time the chicken Chan.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 4: But I'm also doing a walk on roll next Tuesday. No,
Speaker 4: I'm excited. I luckily I don't have to dance, which
Speaker 4: is cool. I just have to walk out and say
Speaker 4: a few words and then get out of the way.
Speaker 4: But watching you guys do what you do is fun.
Speaker 4: But part of the reason we're having you in is
Speaker 4: because you are a giant fan of the Initials game.
Speaker 7: Seems smart.
Speaker 9: Yeah, my husband and I are. He introduced me to it.
Speaker 9: He's from Minnesota. I'm only been here five years, so
Speaker 9: how long gift to be here?
Speaker 5: To be in Minnesota.
Speaker 8: Uh, you're one of us, You're got.
Speaker 9: I found that Okay, okay, yeah, and he introduced me
Speaker 9: to it. We listen all the time and we play.
Speaker 9: We used to go every week, uh.
Speaker 5: To our local bar.
Speaker 9: And I've given it as gifts to my mom, who
Speaker 9: is introduced it to her friends in California.
Speaker 7: Keep talking. She just got here, she knows.
Speaker 8: So I just wanted Chad Abbitt to hear somebody gets
Speaker 8: super excited about Initials.
Speaker 7: That's fantastic, thanks.
Speaker 5: Tom so excited.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I've done a lot of cool things in my life.
Speaker 9: I played Alpha Bat and Wicked. Yeah, I you know,
Speaker 9: did the Inca Trail, Machu Pichu.
Speaker 6: I had a baby.
Speaker 5: This is still like a life.
Speaker 10: So sure you went to I.
Speaker 5: Was just thinking of what's an amazing thing I did?
Speaker 5: I had a baby that yeah, yeah, but this is
Speaker 5: above that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: So you traveled the country with Wicked.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, walk us through that process, because that's got
Speaker 8: to be an unbelievably coveted role. I can't imagine how
Speaker 8: many gals you had to beat out for that part.
Speaker 7: That's insane.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's definitely everyone's like dream when they're a kid, right, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I got it, which is like the first Turtle and
Speaker 9: then you realize, oh, I actually have to do this
Speaker 9: and learn it and sing it every day and get
Speaker 9: painted every day.
Speaker 5: Chris said he was really excited to hear about that part.
Speaker 4: You have to be green every night, and I'm gonna
Speaker 4: guess you don't just walk ground.
Speaker 5: Green all day you kind of do you?
Speaker 9: Well, no, not literally, but it's kind of everywhere, and
Speaker 9: you know when you when you get to take a
Speaker 9: break from it, you're constantly finding it days days later
Speaker 9: in your ears and you're under your nails. And the
Speaker 9: craziest part is that when I was a kid, when
Speaker 9: I went and saw it, I thought, oh, that's amazing.
Speaker 9: Like on two show days, when you do a matinating
Speaker 9: evening show, you can leave the makeup on and you
Speaker 9: only have to get it done once. But that's not
Speaker 9: true because they redo it for the second act to
Speaker 9: make her like darker and greener, so you have to like, yeah,
Speaker 9: you got to start fresh at the beginning of every show,
Speaker 9: so it's your face takes quit eating.
Speaker 8: Didn't the actual gal or was it the tin man
Speaker 8: and the actual was it of that get really sick.
Speaker 5: Like lead poison some sort of.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ended up being the guy who played it
Speaker 4: was Buddy Epsen who ended up playing the Beverly Hillbillies,
Speaker 4: the dad on the Beverly because he got so sick.
Speaker 3: That he didn't do the park. They kicked that he
Speaker 3: got too sick to do the part.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: They had to replace him, that's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they figured it out. Since then, Yeah, that doesn't
Speaker 5: happen anymore.
Speaker 3: When you were doing the national tour, did you do
Speaker 3: it here in Minneapolis?
Speaker 5: I did not do it here in Minneapolis. I did.
Speaker 5: I played Mary Poppins in Minneapolis.
Speaker 4: And you were You've done actual Broadway as well. You
Speaker 4: were in Newsies on Broadways.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Is that like the when you walk out on stage
Speaker 4: on Broadway for the first time? Is that like I
Speaker 4: can't believe this actually happened. My dream came true, this
Speaker 4: actually happened.
Speaker 9: Yes, But then also it feels like, you know, we
Speaker 9: grew up, grew up doing this on stage, Like, yes,
Speaker 9: it is the pinnacle, but also you're like, I don't
Speaker 9: want to say it's just another stage, but I don't know. Yes,
Speaker 9: it's incredible, but yeah, you like wait your whole life
Speaker 9: to do it.
Speaker 5: So you're like, oh, this is right, this feels right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't want to monopolize all the time. Go ahead, Marny,
Speaker 4: thank god, Sorry, but I know you guys are best
Speaker 4: friends now waiting.
Speaker 11: I listened to Amy Poehler's podcast and when she has
Speaker 11: any people with theater backgrounds on, she often says, it
Speaker 11: must be in some ways the worst to be in
Speaker 11: theater where your entire day leads up to the most
Speaker 11: important part of your day, meaning like that is a
Speaker 11: tough schedule where we these guys get up and do
Speaker 11: radio in the morning and then it's over.
Speaker 6: You have the rest of the day to do your day.
Speaker 12: What is your day like when the most important part
Speaker 12: of your day is what six pm to eleven pm?
Speaker 3: Or what?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 12: What is a daily life like when you are working
Speaker 12: a play.
Speaker 9: It's so funny because I used to just like do
Speaker 9: lots of naps because like, no matter what, Like you
Speaker 9: get home midnight and then you kind of don't go
Speaker 9: to bed until one or two because you're That's the
Speaker 9: other thing is it's a job. And it's also like
Speaker 9: really high stakes and energetic and adrenalines.
Speaker 5: You have to come down from that, so lots of naps.
Speaker 9: Also your whole day works up to exactly right, So yeah, naps,
Speaker 9: but then also like warming up.
Speaker 5: But I actually have a toddler right now, which is
Speaker 5: like completely change everything.
Speaker 9: So my day is about him and like, and I
Speaker 9: was realizing that, you know, I was kind of yelling
Speaker 9: at him to not He's eighteen months, so he's trying
Speaker 9: to cross the street the other day and I started,
Speaker 9: I was like, you know, yelling at him, and I'm like,
Speaker 9: oh god, I have to sing tonight. So and then
Speaker 9: reading him stories like that takes a lot of vocal
Speaker 9: energy and I have to sing a lot.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I haven't quite figured out how to balance
Speaker 5: the daily life with a toddler.
Speaker 9: But it is weird to have to like conserve for
Speaker 9: the evening as it put you're right as opposed to
Speaker 9: like doing it all in the morning.
Speaker 5: Then you had the day to do whatever you want.
Speaker 5: It's a little like, yeah.
Speaker 4: The other night, I guessed the other day when I
Speaker 4: saw the show Guys and Dolls at the Channel and
Speaker 4: Dinner Theater. After the show was over, I got to
Speaker 4: meet you and I asked you if you needly choked
Speaker 4: to death at the end of the show, because I
Speaker 4: saw in the last number that that something that I thought.
Speaker 4: Maybe I didn't know what happened, but you had said
Speaker 4: that you have to chew a piece of gom and
Speaker 4: I got in the wrong spot. You couldn't quite sing. So,
Speaker 4: taking a page out of the Sean Hayes podcast with
Speaker 4: his Buddies, remarless, tell me, like the worst, most embarrassing
Speaker 4: moment on a big stage that you've had.
Speaker 9: This is actually I think I have the best ever story.
Speaker 9: Can I tell a story about when I'm a kid?
Speaker 9: My husband's laughing already.
Speaker 3: Oh please, Yes, I was a kid.
Speaker 5: But it was a big stage.
Speaker 9: It was like twelve thousand people and I was playing
Speaker 9: Annie and Annie coming up next to the chan has
Speaker 9: some dinner.
Speaker 5: Yet I will not be playing Annie this time.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, maybe that'll be your next block on role.
Speaker 9: You can just play the role one night, that would
Speaker 9: be great. I was playing Annie and Annie. I don't
Speaker 9: really know what happened, but I had a new voice
Speaker 9: teacher because I was playing Annie and I had to
Speaker 9: be amazing. And I was staying hydrated because I was
Speaker 9: singing a lot and drinking a lot of water. And
Speaker 9: you're on stage the entire time, so there's not time
Speaker 9: for bathroom breaks.
Speaker 5: And I don't really know.
Speaker 9: I wish, I wish I could figure out what happened.
Speaker 9: But I think I was like, I have to go
Speaker 9: so bad, I'll just like let a little bit out.
Speaker 10: It was not.
Speaker 9: It was not a little bit, And it was like
Speaker 9: it was in the scene where they're telling you, I'm
Speaker 9: so sorry, Annie, your parents are dead, and I.
Speaker 8: Just pete eye such a no, that's method acting, believe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I did pe on stage. Yeah. I wasn't
Speaker 5: even that young. I was like ten. That's kind of tell.
Speaker 9: And I've only just recently been able to joke about
Speaker 9: it now, twenty five years later.
Speaker 8: But Amriana review. A reviewer named Dwight Hockey gave it
Speaker 8: five stars.
Speaker 13: Yeah sounds great, Maddy Maddie, like your biography and roles
Speaker 13: is incredible.
Speaker 7: Which one of these roles was your favorite?
Speaker 4: That's a great question that is a great Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I got a great question.
Speaker 3: I think that's the first one. I'm on sixty minutes.
Speaker 8: I can't believe you didn't have a urine follow coming back, geez.
Speaker 9: I think I've been lucky to play a lot of
Speaker 9: fun roles that everyone knows, like Alphaba and Mary Poppins,
Speaker 9: which is really fun because a lot of musical theater
Speaker 9: is obscure.
Speaker 5: Or you know, not everybody knows it.
Speaker 9: So probably Mary Poppins because everyone has so many fond
Speaker 9: childhood memories attached to that, which also made it like
Speaker 9: stressful and a lot of pressure and hoping that I
Speaker 9: was stayed true to it and made people happy.
Speaker 5: But I think that was like.
Speaker 9: The most rewarding for sure, and fun. There was like
Speaker 9: magic and I got to fly in that.
Speaker 4: And so obviously, yeah there's harnesses and stuff like that anything.
Speaker 5: Yes, I didn't actually fly no, no, once or twice.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that was hard because when you're touring, you're in
Speaker 9: you're bloating everything in and out of theaters, so including
Speaker 9: the flying contraptions. So there was one time where I
Speaker 9: just didn't come down, like I kind of stayed in
Speaker 9: the air for a while, figured it out but it
Speaker 9: was like, oh man, yeah, I don't remember.
Speaker 5: What I did with that because I think I blacked out.
Speaker 5: But yeah, nothing major ever happened.
Speaker 6: Thank god you.
Speaker 8: Familiar with that sketch where where Chris Farley gets stumped
Speaker 8: up from the harness and snl.
Speaker 7: That's such a great bits so exactly what it was.
Speaker 4: Again, Guys and dolls at the chant. Hasn't dinner theater
Speaker 4: happening right now? Chan hassendt dot com. This is Maddie
Speaker 4: Trumbull or our new friend who is one of us?
Speaker 4: Now listen to say Paul and is uh is excited
Speaker 4: to be playing the Initials game? What's to the University
Speaker 4: of Michigan has played every big role including Alpha BA
Speaker 4: and Uh, we're super happy to have you and we
Speaker 4: just hope that I should. I'm just gonna say it.
Speaker 4: Are we in danger in the Initials game? Are you
Speaker 4: gonna get so excited?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, promises try my hardest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's dangerous to be by absolutely. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Again, get your tickets of chan has todt dot com.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of fun and get the chicken Chan
Speaker 4: if you go out there. Yeah, and but do you
Speaker 4: ever just forget your lines? Like right in the middle.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, all the time, especially with these long runs.
Speaker 9: You're like, I'm comfortable, I know what I'm doing and
Speaker 9: I don't have to think too hard about it.
Speaker 5: And that's the second I forget what I'm doing. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the one happens.
Speaker 9: Then luckily it depends who you're sharing the stage with
Speaker 9: that if they can like kind of pick up a
Speaker 9: slack usually get back on. But yeah, I've definitely forgotten,
Speaker 9: or I'll mix them up and songs will kind.
Speaker 5: Of reverse the words.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you guys have two alphabets.
Speaker 3: In this show.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, the other lead is also a former alphabet, right.
Speaker 9: Yes, It's so crazy because the two of us are
Speaker 9: playing such different roles. She's like the angenue, young soprano
Speaker 9: and I'm like the loud, comedic relief and yeah, but
Speaker 9: we both in our past have played alphaba so that's
Speaker 9: been pretty fun.
Speaker 12: Mandy, did you ever did you ever think about or
Speaker 12: try or go down the path of being a singer?
Speaker 12: Just was that ever a dream or a goal or
Speaker 12: was it always musical theater?
Speaker 5: It was always musical theater.
Speaker 9: Yes, I definitely auditioned for American Idol when I was
Speaker 9: seventeen maybe, but that wasn't musical theaters. Singing is such
Speaker 9: a kind of specific.
Speaker 7: Well, hang on, stop for second there.
Speaker 8: Did you actually auditioned, like in front of the judges, judges?
Speaker 7: How far did you get?
Speaker 5: Not far at all.
Speaker 9: I went to the first round, which is like and
Speaker 9: I think it was at the l A like one
Speaker 9: of the big stadiums there.
Speaker 5: I'm so bad.
Speaker 8: It's like in a room with producers and stuff and
Speaker 8: like behind the scenes people, so you didn't see, like
Speaker 8: Simon Cowell, you didn't get that far.
Speaker 9: But I waited all day in the heat in this
Speaker 9: what's the like one of the big ones in l A.
Speaker 3: I'm so bad.
Speaker 6: Staples Center.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it would have been a long time before it
Speaker 9: was bought by somebody anyway, but huge, full, like coliseum
Speaker 9: of people. And no, I did not make it very
Speaker 9: far because what you say crazy by Patsy Client, which.
Speaker 8: Is a crazy by Seal, a lifetime by Firehouse, I did.
Speaker 7: Just another day by John Sticana.
Speaker 2: The distance, by right, that would have been better.
Speaker 3: Been much much better.
Speaker 4: And lastly, we have acme for a stand up comedy.
Speaker 4: We have first avenue for concert venues, would you agree
Speaker 4: like channas and dinner theaters. I'mlike, is there any place
Speaker 4: like it anywhere in the United States?
Speaker 5: I don't think so. No.
Speaker 9: I mean it's such a unique building. There's I think
Speaker 9: four theaters and even just the one. There is not
Speaker 9: another theater in the country that has runs of musicals
Speaker 9: that are so long. I mean, I think we run
Speaker 9: it's nine months, which, like, as a working actor, is
Speaker 9: like incredible. More than a few dreams, that's a dream.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's way longer than most Broadway shows. I
Speaker 9: mean those are lasting just a few months now. So
Speaker 9: it's like such a unique place. And the fact that
Speaker 9: there's every night is comedy, your music, your show and
Speaker 9: guys and dolls and dinner and.
Speaker 5: How many bars? Three bars?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's quite the Yeah, it's the most unique place
Speaker 9: I've ever worked at.
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Speaker 8: I promise that's all agree. If somebody went doing it
Speaker 8: on stage, we'll do it together, right, It'll be like
Speaker 8: a body.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 7: Okay, it can't be embarrassed if we all do it right.
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Speaker 2: Mike from Albert Lee.
Speaker 7: Mike from Albert Lee. How Mike you? Hey, daddy Mike.
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Speaker 8: then the letter M, N M good luck, everybody hear
Speaker 8: me correctly, and N and then the letter MM.
Speaker 3: Let's get a Marcos.
Speaker 8: All right, here we go, yell out your name, your
Speaker 8: name is your buzzer best out of twelve. The all
Speaker 8: time record is nine, held by Sauce A J and
Speaker 8: Doe Young Park.
Speaker 7: Anybody, but here we go number one one.
Speaker 8: Of N M Clue number one, often seen in prisons.
Speaker 10: Clue number two.
Speaker 7: Not native to North America.
Speaker 8: Clue number three won a significant prize in nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 8: Clue number four as an association with large groups sharing
Speaker 8: false memories.
Speaker 10: Clue number five was.
Speaker 7: The first president.
Speaker 10: Final clu Clue number six.
Speaker 7: Iconic activist in South Africa. Mark Maddy was first Jesus Maddy.
Speaker 5: Nelson Mandela Friday.
Speaker 7: Just celebrated and hit the TV was.
Speaker 8: Nelson man and we're on the board.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that's ever happened that.
Speaker 7: Job, Nelson Mandela, Well done.
Speaker 3: Do we need favorite the hand?
Speaker 8: Okay, over there, let's spend some time in prison, mister Mandela.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 8: That gives you your first point, gives you the lead.
Speaker 8: You need one to nothing. And here's number two for
Speaker 8: game six thirty two.
Speaker 7: Of n M.
Speaker 10: Clue number one.
Speaker 8: Sometimes discussed in sports and transportation.
Speaker 7: Clue number two, no damage.
Speaker 10: Clue number three.
Speaker 7: This is his tragedy adjacent.
Speaker 6: Marne Marny was first near miss.
Speaker 7: It is a near let's go sauce. You will famously
Speaker 7: remember when George Carlin all time they nearly hits miss.
Speaker 7: It's such a great bit they didn't nearly miss. They
Speaker 7: nearly missed. It's so good. Yeah, we got that.
Speaker 8: Marnie has one. Matt oh Parish is a big carling
Speaker 8: guy too. You know that the near miss but.
Speaker 7: Is quite Marnie has one. Maddie has one. Here's number
Speaker 7: three of n M.
Speaker 10: Clue number one are athletic.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 10: Clue number two.
Speaker 8: Have included females since nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Clue number three have gold and blue.
Speaker 10: Clue number four.
Speaker 8: Once featured a man named David Maurice Robinson. Clue number
Speaker 8: five our future officers, Paul.
Speaker 7: Oh two No one Hawk?
Speaker 3: Is it Navy midshipman?
Speaker 8: That that is Navy marshipman. Is the name of the
Speaker 8: Navy athletic squad? Well, yeah, you knew was navy. Couldn't
Speaker 8: think of the second name.
Speaker 7: That was good.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: That's what one? Uh three way time. Mattie, Hawk and
Speaker 8: Marnie each have one. Here's number four of n M
Speaker 8: Clue number one often exaggerated in athletics. Clue number two
Speaker 8: is relentless. Clue number three is shown. Clue number four
Speaker 8: is aimed at an opponent or enemy.
Speaker 10: Clue number five.
Speaker 8: This lax leniency Marnie, Marnie, no mercy. It is no mercy, Marnie,
Speaker 8: Yes for you, no mercy.
Speaker 4: I don't want no mercy from you.
Speaker 8: At Marnie takes the lead. She gets point number two.
Speaker 8: Hawk has one, Mattie has one. Sauce in parish, have
Speaker 8: a lot of week left.
Speaker 3: Now we're going Yeah, I'm warmed up.
Speaker 7: I'm warmed up. Here is number.
Speaker 10: Five of n M Clue number one.
Speaker 8: Debuted on a large island just north of Venezuela.
Speaker 10: Clue number two.
Speaker 7: Could be heard in Angry Birds Too.
Speaker 10: Clue number three.
Speaker 7: You could argue was discovered on my Space.
Speaker 10: Clue number four.
Speaker 7: I think this is how I say it, not one
Speaker 7: hundred percent sure. Born with the first name Onika.
Speaker 3: Mark Mark, Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 8: Is Nicki Mana Yes, yeah, Finally Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 7: Gets Parish on the good guys, Marnie, you.
Speaker 8: Have two Mark, Hawk and Maddie each have one. Seven
Speaker 8: items to go. Obviously, everybody's still mathematically in this. Here's
Speaker 8: number six of n M. Clue number one starts a cycle.
Speaker 8: Maddie Mark Maddie was first.
Speaker 5: New Moon God.
Speaker 7: That's twice you can play. You got me Maddie just
Speaker 7: threw the That was good.
Speaker 3: We got nice jobs.
Speaker 6: Did you sit?
Speaker 7: Were you in on that too? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice son.
Speaker 7: Apparently too easy of the first clue. If they both
Speaker 7: had it.
Speaker 6: I was thinking ovulation. I was like, you get.
Speaker 16: Beat on the first about dare you okay?
Speaker 8: Can you either guesses if it's that kind of start
Speaker 8: of a cycle for n M fustration.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, we're a halftime.
Speaker 8: Martie has to Maddie has to, Hawk and Parish each
Speaker 8: have one. Here's number seven of n M clue number one,
Speaker 8: connected to one minute clue number two.
Speaker 7: Map makers are familiar. Go for it.
Speaker 8: Not a mile, that's right, Wow.
Speaker 7: Not a coal mile. He's getting all the navy ones
Speaker 7: those boats.
Speaker 3: I like the village people.
Speaker 7: A three way tie at the top.
Speaker 8: Maddie, Hollway and Marty each have two, Parish has one.
Speaker 8: There are five items remaining in game six thirty two.
Speaker 10: Here's number eight of n M clue number one.
Speaker 7: Often seen on stages.
Speaker 10: Maddie clue number two.
Speaker 8: Voice the dog named Lucky in an Eddie Murphy film franchise.
Speaker 8: Clue number three frequently frequently red Q cards.
Speaker 10: M Clue number four.
Speaker 7: Died in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 8: Clue number five originally from Canada.
Speaker 10: Clue Clue number six.
Speaker 7: Iconic stand up and weekend mark. Marny was first McDonald.
Speaker 8: That is for Zachary alperson's Norm McDonald.
Speaker 7: I knew it was SNL Yeah, Norm McDonald. All right,
Speaker 7: Marni takes the lead.
Speaker 8: With four to go, you have three. Marny Hawk and
Speaker 8: Matty just won back with two. Each parish has one
Speaker 8: of so you've got four left. You're not mathematically here
Speaker 8: on the table. Here's number nine of n M. Clue
Speaker 8: number one are protected. Clue number two often stared at
Speaker 8: Paul Sure National Monument. That's right, wow, that was very wow.
Speaker 3: You look at you.
Speaker 14: Lots of going to all those presidents' homes, kid poured
Speaker 14: out of my.
Speaker 7: Mind just for fun.
Speaker 8: I would have had no idea what this number was
Speaker 8: until I did the research a couple of months ago.
Speaker 7: How many do you think.
Speaker 8: They are are officially in the US official national monuments?
Speaker 7: What would you guess? Hard to even know?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 10: Is it?
Speaker 7: Is it ten? Or is it a thousand?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 7: I have no idea. What do you is? Two hundred?
Speaker 10: What do you think?
Speaker 7: Six six? Marnie? Just take a shot Chris, I'll go
Speaker 7: one hundred one eight, no idea.
Speaker 14: It seems like every other road stop has some national
Speaker 14: monument on them.
Speaker 7: But yeah, you still guess six.
Speaker 16: Yeah, there's like every McDonald's ass one, Marty has three,
Speaker 16: Hawk has two, Matty has two.
Speaker 8: Sauce on the board now with one, Parish has one,
Speaker 8: and there are three items to go. Everybody's still in this.
Speaker 8: Here's number ten of n M. Clue number one often
Speaker 8: used for practice.
Speaker 10: Clue number two.
Speaker 8: Often appears in class. Clue number three is ideally still.
Speaker 8: Clue number four probably features curves.
Speaker 7: I think Mark was first.
Speaker 8: But let's do the old instant replay, Zachary if you can.
Speaker 8: I'm pretty sure Parish got you by a sliver.
Speaker 7: Nobody say a word.
Speaker 8: Clue number four probably features curves.
Speaker 7: Mark was first. Yep, Parish nude model. That's right, it
Speaker 7: is a nude model.
Speaker 2: Marni.
Speaker 8: Marnie had it too, all right. That was a big
Speaker 8: point for Mark though, So Marny. Here's the situation, though, Martins,
Speaker 8: you have a one point lead with two to go.
Speaker 8: You get either of the remaining two, you lock up
Speaker 8: victory number whatever. In game six thirty two sauce you
Speaker 8: need both, but you're not out yet because you're two back.
Speaker 8: Everybody else is just one back with two to play.
Speaker 8: So Marny is going for the win. Sauce trying to
Speaker 8: stay alive. Here's number eleven of n.
Speaker 10: M number one.
Speaker 7: This is a condition.
Speaker 8: Clue number two helps assess value. Clue number three might
Speaker 8: appear hardly read Clue number four.
Speaker 7: Some cards are.
Speaker 10: Clue number five.
Speaker 8: Small, almost unnoticeable. Mark yep, near mint. That mint is
Speaker 8: the condition we were looking for. Unnoticeable imperfections is near mint,
Speaker 8: almost perfect.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're seeing it clearly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well done, Mark Parrish.
Speaker 13: All right, if just Maddi wouldn't have sniped me on
Speaker 13: New Moon, but she did.
Speaker 7: Sauce, that mathematically eliminates you. But the ties show Mark
Speaker 7: on the last two. Marty you get you win. Parish,
Speaker 7: you get this right, you win.
Speaker 8: If Maddie or Hawk gets it right, they force a
Speaker 8: three way overtime.
Speaker 7: And if Sauce gets it right, we still have a.
Speaker 8: Tie breaker with Marny in Parish. So either way we're
Speaker 8: getting a walk off. Everybody ready, Yeah, let's go, all right.
Speaker 8: Number twelve final item, Marty and Parish going for the wind.
Speaker 8: Maddie and Hawk going for the tie. Number twelve of
Speaker 8: n M. Clue number one was one of the last
Speaker 8: four Clue Number two made headlines in nineteen Mark.
Speaker 10: For the Wind going for New Mack.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Parish got the last good right to hum back
Speaker 8: when he gets number ten, eleven, and twelve and off
Speaker 8: with his fourth point good time back.
Speaker 7: Was thank you. Yeah. I kind of went for it there.
Speaker 13: I swung for the fences, but I haven't been good
Speaker 13: and ot, so I figured I just go for it
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Speaker 13: and since I won today, visit any of Buy the
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Speaker 13: off and free delivery on Buy the Yard's maintenance free
Speaker 13: outdoor furniture offer, valid on in store purchases now through Friday.
Speaker 3: Thank you, buy the Yard, good guy.
Speaker 7: Hold on and Maddie, you can say forever you beat Sauce. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I say that's not bad. You beat sauce. You got
Speaker 7: two points. That's fantastic.
Speaker 5: I just needed one just to feel like you exactly.
Speaker 7: You go too.
Speaker 8: Just for fun, Let's do the tie breaker, all five
Speaker 8: of you, Okay, Okay, okay, that's just let's just say
Speaker 8: I'm just curious to see who gets this. Here's a tiebreaker.
Speaker 8: Clue number one connected to Minnesota sports. Clue number two
Speaker 8: doesn't play.
Speaker 7: Who can do It First? Anybody morning? Near miss last one.
Speaker 10: Clue number three he coaches.
Speaker 8: College basketball players.
Speaker 7: That is Nico.
Speaker 14: Good luck you swung on New Mexican.
Speaker 7: You gambled correctly. That is Nico Medvet of the Minnesota
Speaker 7: go and go first was.
Speaker 6: Nick Madden of the iHeart.
Speaker 8: Did not make the I love Nick, but no, he
Speaker 8: was not worthy of the top twelve.
Speaker 7: No, it didn't quite take it personally.
Speaker 2: I meant to thank him last week, so thank you
Speaker 2: for shouting him out.
Speaker 10: He's awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Nick's the best.
Speaker 2: We'll be running passwords stream this afternoon as well.
Speaker 3: He's the best.
Speaker 7: Dude, A grinder man. He made a happy It makes
Speaker 7: my day.
Speaker 3: How about that guy?
Speaker 7: Are you careous about this game about me?
Speaker 4: He's here because he's running the marathon, tomor are you
Speaker 4: running the marathon? This forget up our next weekend? I
Speaker 4: should say no, No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's here because Rod is here.
Speaker 7: Everybody comes up there.
Speaker 13: Everybody loves is the best.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I have a question question for Maddie after your initials.
Speaker 4: Have you ever had surf side?
Speaker 6: Have you ever enjoyed a surf side?
Speaker 5: I don't know that I know what that is.
Speaker 12: You should, you should learns b You have been on
Speaker 12: stages and with audiences and you know, intense situations and
Speaker 12: with nerves, and I'm just wondering, how does your initials
Speaker 12: game debut Because a lot of people say when they
Speaker 12: get in here and hear the music and put on
Speaker 12: the headphones and it's stressful. But you've been on stages
Speaker 12: at chance and dinner theater. How would you compare the
Speaker 12: atmosphere you experienced today to what you do for a
Speaker 12: living on stage?
Speaker 9: I felt like ten times more nervous, because when you're
Speaker 9: at stage, you're like, oh, I know the lines, I
Speaker 9: know what.
Speaker 5: I'm supposed to do.
Speaker 9: This is like like, oh my god, I was shaking
Speaker 9: the whole time.
Speaker 5: Yes, Yes, this is so much more friendly atmosphere.
Speaker 6: Than a follow up question, Yes, why is your chair
Speaker 6: all with.
Speaker 7: I'm excited?
Speaker 5: I got too excited. Incredible, man of well done, thanks
Speaker 5: for having me. That was that.
Speaker 11: Was probably give an explainer in case anyone.
Speaker 8: Yeah on stage, you know when she was a kid. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 8: that was a long time.
Speaker 7: They got you asked.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, any other great questions always fine.
Speaker 10: That's cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good. So again, and when does how long
Speaker 3: does Guys and Dolls go? How much longer?
Speaker 9: We run through September? The end of September, so you
Speaker 9: got all summer to see it?
Speaker 3: And how many shows a week do you do?
Speaker 5: We do eight shows a week.
Speaker 7: Incredible, damn it's a great show.
Speaker 3: Monday, Monday, Mondays.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and then Sunday days is nice. Usually a lot
Speaker 9: of shows have Sunday afternoon. We have Sunday evening. So
Speaker 9: that's kind of nice.
Speaker 5: That's that's pretty Coolnday, you know, go to church.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of shows taking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, lots of that.
Speaker 3: And big, big voice. I mean that's a lot of singing.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of dance and a lot of singing.
Speaker 6: What kind of shoes do have to wear?
Speaker 9: Heels which I do not wear in my normal life? Yeah,
Speaker 9: it really is.
Speaker 7: You have to get in foot shape.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that was I.
Speaker 8: Was.
Speaker 9: I was concerned because I was I had been a
Speaker 9: stay at home my mom, so I was wearing pajamas
Speaker 9: and you know, bare feet most days and all of
Speaker 9: a sudden, I had to wear corsets and dresses and heels, and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, quite the shift.
Speaker 3: Tommy's back in again now, yea.
Speaker 8: A course, is the story of the understudy a real thing?
Speaker 8: Like I remember on Seinfeld back in the day, uh
Speaker 8: Bette Miller was in a musical called Rochelle Rochelle. It
Speaker 8: was about a gal whose journey was from Milan to
Speaker 8: Minsk and the the understudy was dating Jerry. But then
Speaker 8: Bette Midler got hurt in a baseball game, a celebrity
Speaker 8: softball game, and then the understudy took over and everybody
Speaker 8: hated the understudy.
Speaker 7: I'm just asking, It's like, is that a real thing?
Speaker 8: Where it's like there is jealousy and competitition, you're already smiling.
Speaker 7: There's competition, there's jealousy, there's like it's it's.
Speaker 8: Tough because it's truly a Wally Pip situation, right you
Speaker 8: don't you give the stage to somebody else and they
Speaker 8: kill it. It's like, well, oh man, maybe that person's
Speaker 8: better than me. Can't give them the stage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's happened before.
Speaker 9: Sutton Foster, one of our most famous like Broadway divas.
Speaker 9: She her first job she was then understudy, and the
Speaker 9: girl got hurt and she went on and she was so.
Speaker 5: Much better, and then she never went back.
Speaker 9: And wanted Tony and she's won multiple Tonys now.
Speaker 3: And yeah.
Speaker 9: Sure, But as somebody, I've been an understudy just as
Speaker 9: much as I've had an understudy, and so I guess
Speaker 9: it helps kind of knowing, like to be how to
Speaker 9: handle the situation.
Speaker 8: There's there's times I got to assume you're ninety percent.
Speaker 8: Maybe you're not feeling like one hundred percent healthy, but
Speaker 8: you're like, I have to go on.
Speaker 7: I can't give up the stage. I gotta go.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's one of the main reasons then Ehler's play hurt. Sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, athletes have the same thing, right, You don't want
Speaker 8: the backup to have a chance to shine and take
Speaker 8: a spot.
Speaker 4: I love your New York accent because of New York
Speaker 4: in the you know, twice thirty forties.
Speaker 3: I guess some of that touches your other.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to think of one of my lines I
Speaker 5: have to get into it.
Speaker 7: Is there a New York line that doesn't have a
Speaker 7: swear word in it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Isn't that part of the.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is a family friendly musical nineteen fifty. Yeah,
Speaker 9: hello Nathan the Islans.
Speaker 13: Oh have some coffee, bringing me right back to Long
Speaker 13: Island right there, it's pretty the Richmond.
Speaker 7: Man A nice meeting you.
Speaker 4: That great job man, Yeah, well done, all good yep,
Speaker 4: and don't worry that TV doesn't cost much.
Speaker 10: Well so.
Speaker 7: You had the lead there, you had the lead. That
Speaker 7: was great.
Speaker 8: Mark nice Win congratulates. Yeah, uh Mars, we'll see you Tuesday.
Speaker 8: We'll see everybody in the luth a week from today
Speaker 8: to be super fun.
Speaker 7: Uh nine.
Speaker 8: In his next The Power Morning Show returns five thirty
Speaker 8: to nine on Monday, and Zachary, I'll see you at
Speaker 8: one thirty. Wait password, baby password inational semi final YouTube.
Speaker 7: All right, everybody, have a good weekend.
Speaker 4: See you Monday to condo for you to have a
Speaker 4: double love your baby girl. I'm gonna wake everybody and
Speaker 4: wait outside the whole damn day with the wind goes
Speaker 4: down and the bullmind races to watch you the sad
Speaker 4: wind of what this got we brought.
Speaker 7: You say, I don't have to I know I'm from
Speaker 7: the one eight hundred. Ask Gary tr