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Speaker 4: You got that right, buddy, There you go. Welcome back, Fuel,
Speaker 4: Patrick Morny Show. Hi, Hi, Hi Marco, Hi, Hi Marchie.
Speaker 4: Hey Hi Adam, what's up. It's good to see you.
Speaker 3: Good to have you in here, Adam.
Speaker 1: I like we do this with Parish all the time
Speaker 1: because Parish's memory is terrible. But sometimes I like asking
Speaker 1: athletes about their own career to see if they cared
Speaker 1: about numbers and how also how good their memory is.
Speaker 1: So I'm looking at all your numbers again, all time
Speaker 1: passing leader for the Gophers, all time touchdown leader as well,
Speaker 1: But then they have the single game passing yards. The
Speaker 1: record was set in nineteen ninety three. Obviously, you have
Speaker 1: the third biggest game in Gopher history in terms of
Speaker 1: yards per game. Do you remember how many yards you
Speaker 1: threw for and who it was against?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it would have been Michigan State. That is correct
Speaker 5: for twenty one oh nineteen for sixteen, see, that was
Speaker 5: correct two thousand and nine. Michigan State you threw for
Speaker 5: four sixteen.
Speaker 6: It's not as easy as thank you.
Speaker 3: You probably got shorted by those statisticians. Yeah. How about this?
Speaker 1: Most touchdowns in a season was Tanner Morgan in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: you were second. What's the most touchdowns you threw for
Speaker 1: in one season with the Gophers.
Speaker 5: I think it would have been my freshman year twenty
Speaker 5: four and seven.
Speaker 3: Nailed it, very good.
Speaker 1: All time passing leader in touchdowns. But how many did
Speaker 1: you throw for your career at the Gophers. I do
Speaker 1: know that one, seventy two, seventy two.
Speaker 3: All right, he's locked in. He's locked in seventy two.
Speaker 7: How do you watch Gopher games these days? Like you're
Speaker 7: fine just at home being chill. You like to be
Speaker 7: around people, Do you like to be you watch a
Speaker 7: person at the stadium?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, you know, if it was up to me.
Speaker 5: So I've not really enjoyed bringing like my son to games.
Speaker 5: But when I do that, he's four years old, and
Speaker 5: so I'm spending most of my time just chasing him.
Speaker 5: So I don't get to watch the game too often.
Speaker 5: Or if I go to a game at hunting Time Bank,
Speaker 5: you're talking to people or talking to you know, alumni
Speaker 5: or you know, former teammates, or just people in general, So.
Speaker 8: Don't get to watch too much.
Speaker 5: I think the perfect situation is like this game tonight
Speaker 5: at eight o'clock, put the kids to bed, sit on
Speaker 5: my couch, and I could just watch the game from
Speaker 5: start to finish.
Speaker 8: And that doesn't happen too often.
Speaker 9: Amen.
Speaker 10: You mentioned Huntingdon Bank State he neared the unique opportunity
Speaker 10: of opening up that place. Can you contrast the differences
Speaker 10: between playing at the Metrodome and then Moan and playing
Speaker 10: in a brand new spot on campus?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the metro Dome, you know, as a quarterback,
Speaker 5: is actually kind of nice because you know it's always
Speaker 5: going to be seventy sonny and no wind right, which
Speaker 5: is pretty ideal for you know, throwing the football and such.
Speaker 5: But the game always felt like it was a neutral game, right,
Speaker 5: You're it's not your locker room. The seats are blue sometimes,
Speaker 5: you know, I just it wasn't on campus, so it
Speaker 5: sometimes it was hard to get all the fans that
Speaker 5: show up, or even the student section to show up.
Speaker 5: But coming to opening up TCF at the time, the bank,
Speaker 5: I guess for short, it's all my roon and gold.
Speaker 5: It's a sweet locker room. It's really comfortable. It's right
Speaker 5: on campus. It feels like home, so I mean very
Speaker 5: night and day difference. Now, I would say, you know,
Speaker 5: you can make an argument that the Metro Dome could
Speaker 5: get really loud, and that was an advantage at times,
Speaker 5: but overall, I think for a college experience, having a
Speaker 5: stadium on campus that has your colors, you know, that
Speaker 5: kind of ooze his ruin and gold and just everything
Speaker 5: about Gophers, that is an advantage.
Speaker 8: And that's cool for not only.
Speaker 5: The players, but also the spectators and the experience and tailgating,
Speaker 5: all that stuff kind of plays into it.
Speaker 1: Tonight at number eight Oregon twenty five and a half
Speaker 1: point underdogs, so one of the best teams in college football.
Speaker 1: Big task for Drake. Lindsay, what have you liked so
Speaker 1: far out of Drake? And because obviously you know a lot,
Speaker 1: you've probably heard this a lot of people like this
Speaker 1: might be the best quarterback we've seen since Adam Weber,
Speaker 1: so you've probably heard that a time or two.
Speaker 3: What do you think about the kids so far?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I think his talent is very high level.
Speaker 5: He's got the size, he's got the arm strength. I
Speaker 5: think he has the moxie too, you know, just seeing
Speaker 5: how he kind of operates, never too high and never
Speaker 5: too low. You know, we're dealing with some of that
Speaker 5: retrot freshmen and kind of learning curve. But I think
Speaker 5: overall you can see that he can execute and kind
Speaker 5: of go through his reads pretty confidently. What I do
Speaker 5: as a quarterback, I'll wash his feet and you can
Speaker 5: see that the really feet kind of tell tell the
Speaker 5: mind in the arm when to throw or when to
Speaker 5: get off or read. And if you see guys with
Speaker 5: choppy feet or kind of scared feet or fast feet,
Speaker 5: that's telling me he's not comfortable.
Speaker 8: Back there.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen that too much with him, and so
Speaker 5: I think he's still got a long wait or his
Speaker 5: ceilings still he hasn't even gotten close to it yet. Right,
Speaker 5: we may have seen glimpse of glimpses of it, but
Speaker 5: when he can put that together for all whatever, you know,
Speaker 5: for a full game, I mean he's going to be
Speaker 5: one of the better quarterbacks in the country for sure.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, what about JJ McCarthy.
Speaker 1: If we're talking about guys that are inconsistent so far
Speaker 1: and we've seen glimpses, what have you liked about his
Speaker 1: game through four career starts?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well that I mean.
Speaker 5: That's the issue is he's got to stay healthy for
Speaker 5: a young quarterback because it is reps. You know, it's
Speaker 5: when you're looking at a in the NFL developing a
Speaker 5: younger quarterback like that, you got to give him two
Speaker 5: two seasons of body of work to evaluate and unfortunately,
Speaker 5: right he gets hurt or maybe that, you know, his
Speaker 5: rookie year. So then he has to set out which
Speaker 5: you know, can be good or bad. So he's not
Speaker 5: forced out there to go play because some of those guys,
Speaker 5: they they kind of stunt their their confidence when they
Speaker 5: get thrown out there and they can't recover, so maybe
Speaker 5: give a little bit of.
Speaker 8: Time get used to the NFL, which is good.
Speaker 5: But and then even this season, right dealing with the
Speaker 5: high ankle sprain, and now right he's got a bruise
Speaker 5: on his hand, on his throwing hand.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's not good for consistently.
Speaker 5: And you could see later on in the game against
Speaker 5: Baltimore that his accuracy dropped with that injury. So hopefully
Speaker 5: right it's feeling better and they can ice it and
Speaker 5: all that stuff. But you know, that's the last thing
Speaker 5: that touches the football kind of a kind of important
Speaker 5: thing to have when you want to be accurate. But
Speaker 5: he's he's gonna be just fine. He's in a perfect
Speaker 5: system with Koc, you know, quarterback friendly. He's gonna speak
Speaker 5: his language, he's gonna understand the mentality it takes. He's
Speaker 5: not gonna push him too hard. But I understand that.
Speaker 5: You know, we don't have forever here to just kind of, oh,
Speaker 5: we'll work through this. You know it's gonna be okay.
Speaker 5: I get that. You got to give him time, you know.
Speaker 5: I saw this, someone posted this, and I love it.
Speaker 5: It's like everybody wants to see a young quarterback develop until.
Speaker 8: You have to watch a young quarterback development. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 8: and it's very true there.
Speaker 5: It's it's tough because we want to win and every
Speaker 5: game is so important and you don't want to see
Speaker 5: dumb mistakes. But more important, you don't wan to see
Speaker 5: dumb mistakes done multiple times over and over.
Speaker 8: You know, you gotta kind of have to touch the stove,
Speaker 8: burn your hand, never do it again. And hopefully that's
Speaker 8: going to be what we see with JJ.
Speaker 4: You're just a little bit younger than Kevin O'Connell about
Speaker 4: I think three or four years something like that. Maybe, yeah,
Speaker 4: could you imagine yourself as a head coach in the
Speaker 4: NFL right now? You know, I was kind of pursuing
Speaker 4: that career path for a little bit. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 4: I I love the game of football, and I love.
Speaker 5: The game planning, and you know, even calling plays in
Speaker 5: a game is really that's like the next best thing
Speaker 5: you can do next to playing. Right to get like
Speaker 5: that that high for lack of better words, but I
Speaker 5: that lifestyle wasn't for me. I just you know, it's like, man,
Speaker 5: we're not caring cancer, Why are we spending eighteen hours
Speaker 5: up here, twenty four to seven or whatever, three sixty five.
Speaker 5: It just it didn't align with my values of I
Speaker 5: wanted to be a father and a husband. I want
Speaker 5: to show up for the people and like my life.
Speaker 5: But I do miss it, and I you know, I
Speaker 5: get tempted to get back in. But you know, I
Speaker 5: think Kevin O'Connell does the By being the head guy,
Speaker 5: you can kind of set it up how you want to.
Speaker 5: The hard part is if you're on staff with or
Speaker 5: just a psycho as a head coach, because then you
Speaker 5: know you just have to you just have to bite
Speaker 5: and just do what they want and whatever that is.
Speaker 5: But with KOC, I think he has a really good
Speaker 5: idea of, hey, we got to put the work on.
Speaker 8: It's unavoidable. But you don't need to come up. You
Speaker 8: shouldn't be sleeping in the office.
Speaker 5: You know, go see your family, because if I want
Speaker 5: you to show up to be the best player or coach,
Speaker 5: you need some family time.
Speaker 8: You need some rest. You know, you need to take
Speaker 8: care of yourself, your mind, body and spirit. Whatever.
Speaker 5: I think chaos has it younger, the younger coaches in
Speaker 5: the NFL have that, which is good to see because
Speaker 5: it's like a changing of the guard, a little bit
Speaker 5: of this old school grind it out mentality to hey, no,
Speaker 5: there's you gotta work, you gotta put the time and
Speaker 5: you got to study and do all that, but also
Speaker 5: get home, get some sleep, see your family.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you had pursued that, what would head coach
Speaker 4: Adam Weber have said to going into senior year quarterback
Speaker 4: Adam Weber that you didn't hear.
Speaker 8: That you wish you had? Ooh wow, I've never heard
Speaker 8: that question before.
Speaker 1: You got yeah, hard hitting, stuffy.
Speaker 4: I'm a sports guy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: I think what I've I would have told myself is
Speaker 5: you get it's hard at that time when you're you know,
Speaker 5: twenty two years old to understand what you're doing and
Speaker 5: that it's very fleeting and you'll never get this moment back,
Speaker 5: and just to really capitalize. It's like you have the
Speaker 5: rest of your life to go have fun and party.
Speaker 5: Probably did a little too much of that in college
Speaker 5: right now, and so out, yeah, you.
Speaker 8: Balance that out a little bit.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I would have listened to myself,
Speaker 5: but that's what I would have tried to relate to
Speaker 5: my younger self. As a coach. It's just really dive in.
Speaker 5: You get one shot at this. Make sure when you
Speaker 5: leave this school, it's it's how you want to leave.
Speaker 3: Very well said. Two quick things for me.
Speaker 7: I also want to ask a question you've never been
Speaker 7: asked before. So, Adam, do you like your chili hot?
Speaker 7: And yeah, the second thing, your greatest.
Speaker 4: You know, people don't get that reference. They are about
Speaker 4: half the audience.
Speaker 1: It sounds like something you should look up on Urban Dictionaria.
Speaker 4: Is exactly right.
Speaker 7: Do you listen to the show in this radio station
Speaker 7: enough to get that reference?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay? Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the follow up is your greatest days as a
Speaker 7: football coach are probably ahead of you because if you
Speaker 7: have a four year old son when he starts playing
Speaker 7: that youth football and you get dads in there that
Speaker 7: have that philosophy that you have about the balancing the
Speaker 7: time at home but also being being helpful to your
Speaker 7: child in a way that on the field, you're coming
Speaker 7: from a totally different perspective. Like your football coaching career
Speaker 7: is ahead of you and it's called fourth grade tackle.
Speaker 8: Hha, I know it's the best.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I am, I do look forward to these moments.
Speaker 5: I mean even right now, like I to be a
Speaker 5: father to you know, for my son and my daughter's life.
Speaker 5: You're kind of coaching them, right, whether it be directly
Speaker 5: telling them certain things. They may not be listening or
Speaker 5: picking it up, but how you act Like something happens, right,
Speaker 5: I drop something and it breaks, Well, if I freak out,
Speaker 5: you know, that's what they're gonna see. It's like when
Speaker 5: something bad happens, that's the reaction you want. So I'm
Speaker 5: always like thinking in my head, it's always good, like
Speaker 5: teachable moments for my my kids have like no, just hey,
Speaker 5: you know, sometimes things fall, Let's clean it up, you know,
Speaker 5: a little big deal, move on, And it's kind of
Speaker 5: cool to be able to hopefully pass that down to him.
Speaker 5: And so then yes, when it comes to sports, same idea.
Speaker 5: I mean, sports are just a microcosm of life, right,
Speaker 5: So hopefully through the highs and lows of sports, I
Speaker 5: hope they pursue sports that would be really fun. But
Speaker 5: I don't you know, I don't know yet, and maybe
Speaker 5: they want to do something else.
Speaker 1: Getting a motivational speaking that's number one. Number two, can
Speaker 1: you come back when meat sauces here? Because I think
Speaker 1: he needs to hear a lot of what you just said.
Speaker 1: And number three, if we're just going to keep asking
Speaker 1: you questions you've never been asked before.
Speaker 3: I'm asking this for a friend. How often does JJ
Speaker 3: McCarthy take his shirt off?
Speaker 4: Wants to know the answer. We're wondering trying.
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Speaker 1: Your prediction for tonight again, Obviously Oregon is going to
Speaker 1: be tough to be They're huge favorites. It's it's a
Speaker 1: home game for them, Oregon number eight versus your Gopers
Speaker 1: tonight right here on the fan, by the way, Friday
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Speaker 9: That's awesome.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I think the spread is probably fair just
Speaker 5: given how the seasons played out. Oregon is a very
Speaker 5: dominant team, so it's a It's gonna be a challenge,
Speaker 5: no doubt.
Speaker 8: What I'm hoping for is we can.
Speaker 5: Minimize the mistakes and not not turn the ball over,
Speaker 5: have a respectable game. You know, I you never know
Speaker 5: what happens, that's why you play the game. But if
Speaker 5: we can execute at a high level, you know, well,
Speaker 5: we're gonna have to play a really good football game,
Speaker 5: which is possible. Organ I'm gonna have to play a
Speaker 5: little down, which is possible. They're coming off a really
Speaker 5: tough game against Iowa. The weather's supposed to be a
Speaker 5: little iffy there in uh in Oregon tonight, So you know,
Speaker 5: I think we can beat the spread, and then there's
Speaker 5: gonna be the four or five percent chance that we
Speaker 5: pull off a miracle. And I'm always optimistic, but Drake
Speaker 5: is gonna have to have a pretty solid game.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: Defensively, we're gonna have to show up and stop their
Speaker 5: their rushing attack, and we're gonna have to sneak out
Speaker 5: some some really opportune and turnovers.
Speaker 8: And if that happens, you know, don't go to sleep.
Speaker 3: Gotta get lucky, yep. All right, Well maybe the weather
Speaker 3: goes our way. You never know.
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Speaker 3: Good morning? What is your name? Ben?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 9: Ben?
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: I am great?
Speaker 3: How are you good?
Speaker 1: You get a shot at one hundred and three thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars? What letters do you think are worth
Speaker 1: that much money?
Speaker 3: Go for it? I think the letters are j T
Speaker 3: d AS and dog JT AS in jump together.
Speaker 1: Done. We all had fun listening to you. I'm just
Speaker 1: glad you said one that was arable. You said jump together,
Speaker 1: So you're going Jtay said MT.
Speaker 3: So you guys overlapped with the tea.
Speaker 1: Here all right, Ben is going JT for a shot
Speaker 1: at one hundred and three thousand, five hundred dollars.
Speaker 11: Does he have at least one rite for two fifty?
Speaker 11: And is he alive for the jack pot? Come on, then,
Speaker 11: come on, let's just cry together.
Speaker 8: Tommy together.
Speaker 3: Sorry Ben, No J, no T and no M either.
Speaker 3: It's all good. Adham, no M no T.
Speaker 1: The initials for game six O three.
Speaker 3: The letter C and then the letter N N C
Speaker 3: N adam.
Speaker 1: It sounds like you listen, so sounds like you know
Speaker 1: the rules. But reminder, yell out your name. Your name
Speaker 1: is your buzzer. You played best out of twelve. You
Speaker 1: have to pronounce the answer correctly when you ring, and
Speaker 1: you have five seconds to solve.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 8: Here's number one.
Speaker 3: Of C N.
Speaker 9: Clue number one.
Speaker 1: One of the words is Latin for no one or nobody.
Speaker 1: Clue number two advertised the motto mobilis in mobili, which
Speaker 1: roughly translates to moving within a moving element.
Speaker 9: Clue number three.
Speaker 3: Constantly found underwater.
Speaker 1: Clue number four, a famous Pixar character's name is a
Speaker 1: nod to him.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 1: He debuted in literary fiction in the nineteenth century.
Speaker 9: Is it ragging your brain?
Speaker 3: For characters?
Speaker 9: Final clue Clue number six.
Speaker 1: French novelist Jules Verne created this mysterious Leader of the Nautilus.
Speaker 6: Five or Mark Mark Captain Nemo. That's that is Captain Nemo.
Speaker 6: Talk about Oh my lord, thank you.
Speaker 3: It was a history of lescens for you.
Speaker 4: Yes, he is Master is an.
Speaker 3: Wasn't Jules Vern?
Speaker 1: Wasn't it the name of Doc Brown's kids at the
Speaker 1: back of the feature as well, Jewels and Vern.
Speaker 3: I think that's correct.
Speaker 1: Favorite novelist Mark Parrish with Captain Nemo on the board,
Speaker 1: you have one point. Here's number two of C and
Speaker 1: clue number one are condensed.
Speaker 9: Clue number two.
Speaker 3: One of the words.
Speaker 1: Comes from older slang meaning to steal, copy or cheat.
Speaker 1: Mark okay, Cliffs notes that's great, Mark Parrish. Out to
Speaker 1: the west of number two Yang Clue number three, most
Speaker 1: commonly used for preparation.
Speaker 3: Hawk yep.
Speaker 4: Cliff notes, well he said Cliffs.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, and I think cliffs is the correct Yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure it is.
Speaker 1: Both of you out for number two. We're down to
Speaker 1: Adam Weber and Marnie Tayler. Clue number four used for
Speaker 1: quick reference. Clue number five might be handwritten, typed or printed.
Speaker 1: Oh donal Clue Clue number six often found on index cards.
Speaker 1: These are used to study for tests or referenced during speeches.
Speaker 12: Five four three two five four three two one Adam
Speaker 12: get it five or three two one?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 4: Is it crib not.
Speaker 3: B crib notes is the right answer.
Speaker 1: I think the fact that they guess cliffs notes and
Speaker 1: cliff notes, that's just.
Speaker 3: I'm like, you guys aren't gonna get it.
Speaker 8: It's a difference. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm well, that was my plan, so I'm not getting nobody's.
Speaker 1: Like I said in clue to the steel copy or cheat,
Speaker 1: then crib notes were essentially for cheating, right you would
Speaker 1: write here. They were like concealed and condensed. I think
Speaker 1: cliff notes is like a summarized version of a bigger
Speaker 1: piece of whatever. So if you have to give me
Speaker 1: the cliff notes version, that's like give me the bullet points.
Speaker 1: Crib was specifically for cheating. It's just evolved to me
Speaker 1: and other things. So those are crib notes c R
Speaker 1: I B. That was a tough one. And again those
Speaker 1: two over there didn't help because I think that completely
Speaker 1: threw you two off.
Speaker 3: You guys had the general idea, it's not a bad guess.
Speaker 1: Mark, I thought I had crib notes. Nobody gets crib notes.
Speaker 1: Or we're at one zip. Mark Parrish leads the group. Here's
Speaker 1: number three of c N Clue number one, introduced in
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties.
Speaker 9: Clue number two.
Speaker 1: Most commonly pastel colors.
Speaker 3: Don't know if this will help, but clue number three
Speaker 3: was the title of a.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty three song by Lana del Rey Anna.
Speaker 3: Fans are screaming at the radio the rest of you
Speaker 3: and I don't know. I may imagine what the end
Speaker 3: of the radio right now.
Speaker 9: Clue number four.
Speaker 3: These are commonly worn, but they don't have to be.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 3: They're often bitten while being worn.
Speaker 5: Adam was first, Kenny Nicholas, Adam with a quick.
Speaker 3: Trigger and Adam the board.
Speaker 1: There you go nice That was legit to candy necklace
Speaker 1: is the right answer in Adam webers eyes.
Speaker 3: Mark Parrish through three.
Speaker 1: What a piece for Adam and from Mark boy the guys.
Speaker 1: Now you're going for the win, all right, Candy necklace
Speaker 1: was the right answer. Here's number four of c N
Speaker 1: Clue number one. This is often a goal. Clue number
Speaker 1: two This can apply to a person, company, or even
Speaker 1: a country.
Speaker 9: Clue number three.
Speaker 3: Is balanced, even out or offsetting.
Speaker 8: Hawk.
Speaker 4: Yep, carbon neutral.
Speaker 1: That's right, nice, very very good. Carbon neutral gets a
Speaker 1: Chris on the board. We have a three way tie.
Speaker 1: All three fellows have one guy. Marnie is setting the
Speaker 1: women's movement back fifty years. Yeah, all the progress made
Speaker 1: just wiped away by Marnie Gillner.
Speaker 3: Mark has one, Hawk has one, Adam has one. Here's
Speaker 3: number five of C and make sure you listen to
Speaker 3: this one close.
Speaker 9: Clue number one.
Speaker 3: One of the words is a possessive noun.
Speaker 9: Clue number two might.
Speaker 3: Get a little windy.
Speaker 1: Clue number three has a platform. Clue number four requires climbing.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 3: Gives you a great view.
Speaker 9: Clue Clue number six.
Speaker 1: These are found high up on ships for lookouts.
Speaker 3: Mark Mark.
Speaker 1: Or three two one everybody else five or Adam three
Speaker 1: Adam Captain's nest, Adam's out for the rest of five
Speaker 1: Marty and Hawk five or three two one?
Speaker 3: Your Adam's on the right path. Just quite.
Speaker 1: It's not Captain's nest. It's a crow so close you
Speaker 1: have the right idea, that's a crow's nest. I didn't
Speaker 1: want to say nest to give it away, but yet
Speaker 1: still did not got the next two the name of that.
Speaker 1: It's a tough list so far, but still crows Nest
Speaker 1: gets missed, and we still have a three way tie
Speaker 1: at the top with Mark, Hawk and Adam.
Speaker 3: Okay, we go. Maybe the hard ones are behind us.
Speaker 3: That's talking crib notes.
Speaker 8: Tough.
Speaker 1: Crows nests are tough. Here's number six of c and
Speaker 1: Clue number one often tries to project optimism, enthusiasm, and positivity.
Speaker 1: Clue number two often shares milestones or achievements.
Speaker 9: Clue number three.
Speaker 1: These are created or produced. Clue number four are now
Speaker 1: commonly just digital.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 1: These might include interviews, spotlights, or contests.
Speaker 9: All right, final clue Clue number six.
Speaker 1: These might introduce you to a new co worker or
Speaker 1: highlight upcoming events. When they're sent out weekly, monthly, or quarterly.
Speaker 4: YEP Company Notification.
Speaker 7: Marnie Company newsletter, that's a company newsletter, and we have
Speaker 7: a four way tie halftime.
Speaker 3: Everybody has one.
Speaker 1: It's like the third or fourth guests where you guys
Speaker 1: have been on the right path but the wrong words.
Speaker 3: Four way tie. Everybody has one. With six to go
Speaker 3: about clue three.
Speaker 6: I threw my hands up, not a clue.
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's a lot of company newsletters
Speaker 1: in the NHL locker room. It's called the schedule, right,
Speaker 1: how you play next? Here's number seven of C.
Speaker 9: N clue number one.
Speaker 1: One of the words is a body part. Clue number
Speaker 1: two originally connected to rowing.
Speaker 9: Clue number three.
Speaker 3: This is considered unisex.
Speaker 9: Clue number four.
Speaker 3: This is not the same as a V.
Speaker 9: Clue number five is worn final clue. Clue number six.
Speaker 3: Doesn't have a collar money yep, crewe neck, that's knack,
Speaker 3: and Marnie takes the lead.
Speaker 1: Hell Marnie has two, Mark Parrish has one, Chris Hockey
Speaker 1: has one, Adam Weber has one, and there's five items
Speaker 1: to go. So everybody's still mathematically in this by a
Speaker 1: mile and a half. We're up to number eight. Here's
Speaker 1: number eight of C and clue number one. This is idiomatic,
Speaker 1: not literal. Unless you're maybe Mario or Luigi.
Speaker 9: Clue number two.
Speaker 1: Often associated with positive surprises or achievements. Clue number three
Speaker 1: sometimes talked about with new love or good news.
Speaker 9: Clue number four, you can be on this, Mark yep.
Speaker 1: Cloud nine, that's right, Cloud nine, Yes, well done, Mark, Yeah,
Speaker 1: well you have fooled me with the last I'm back,
Speaker 1: You're back, all right? Cloud nine point number two. So
Speaker 1: Marni and Parish each have two hawk and Adam Weber
Speaker 1: one back with one apiece.
Speaker 3: But there's four items to go. Here is number nine
Speaker 3: of c N.
Speaker 9: Clue number one.
Speaker 3: This implies that it stands out just a bit.
Speaker 9: Clue number two.
Speaker 3: This can be put up.
Speaker 1: Clue number three is more than one.
Speaker 9: Clue number four.
Speaker 1: This is most commonly discussed in sports, but one sport specifically.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 3: Scorekeepers might see these, Marny, crooked number. That's that's a
Speaker 3: crooked number. You put up a crooked number. You don't
Speaker 3: want to zero one.
Speaker 1: You want a crooked exactly seven. Seven is a very
Speaker 1: crooked number in multiple ways. Well, I mean, all right, Marty, Marty,
Speaker 1: you have three?
Speaker 3: Are you not huck? Do you not know that term?
Speaker 4: I literally never have. But that's no big deal.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, yeah, put up a crooked number.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, look one, if you could still come back
Speaker 1: and put up a crooked number and be marty. Here
Speaker 1: you have three. That's a crooked number. You have three,
Speaker 1: Parish you have two. Adam Weber, Chris Hockey, you have one.
Speaker 1: But there's three items to go, so nobody is mathematically
Speaker 1: out yet.
Speaker 3: With three to play, here's number ten of c N.
Speaker 1: Clue number one originally came from South America, but was
Speaker 1: popularized in the United States by the twentieth century. Clue
Speaker 1: number two Albert Holloway brought it to the masses in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty six. Clue number three often known and selected
Speaker 1: for their convenience. Clue number four might be purchased for
Speaker 1: road trips.
Speaker 3: Marnie yeh, chicken nuggets.
Speaker 1: You for going, Marnie Gellner out for number ten. That's
Speaker 1: a big opening for the other three to get back.
Speaker 1: This down to Adam Mark and Chris. Clue number five
Speaker 1: salted barbecue, Chilly Adam, Adam Kenny nuts fair guests out
Speaker 1: for the rest of number ten. We're down to Hawk
Speaker 1: and Parish. Let me finish that one. Number five, even
Speaker 1: though it was almost over, salted barbecue, chili and more.
Speaker 1: Last clue clue number six roasted kernels and seasoned Mark. Yep,
Speaker 1: corn nuts.
Speaker 3: That's fine, those are corn and nuts.
Speaker 1: Corn nuts gets Mark tied for the lean with two
Speaker 1: to go. Let good, guys, pretty pretty clean situation. Here's
Speaker 1: what needs to happen. Adam, you need the last two
Speaker 1: to force a tie. Chris, you need the last two
Speaker 1: to force a tie. Yep, you guys are still in this. Marnion, Parrish,
Speaker 1: you guys are tied. So either way, we're gonna come
Speaker 1: down to number twelve. One of you cannot win it
Speaker 1: after this one. Here's number eleven of c and let's go.
Speaker 1: Clue number one might be under you. Clue number two
Speaker 1: often features an abundance of squares or rectangles.
Speaker 9: Clue number three could be scaled. Clue number four.
Speaker 1: Often connected to air dropping supplies.
Speaker 9: Clue number five.
Speaker 3: This was often mentioned during American Gladiators.
Speaker 4: Hawk cargo net.
Speaker 3: That's that, yeah, boy Hawk.
Speaker 1: All right, Adam, you're mathematically out, but if you get
Speaker 1: this right, that still forces of Mark and Marnie playoffs,
Speaker 1: so keep playing, of course. All right, Marnie, you get this,
Speaker 1: you win. Parish, you get this. Your mom heard you
Speaker 1: on the radio, and you win. Yeah, Hawk, you get
Speaker 1: this right, you force a three way tiebreaker, Adam. If
Speaker 1: if Adam Weber gets this right, then.
Speaker 3: Marny in Parish square off and it heads up tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: So it all comes out of this. Here's number twelve,
Speaker 1: Mark and Marny for the win. Hawk for the tie
Speaker 1: number twelve of c N clue number one, Mogul Muse Mountaineer,
Speaker 1: Marvel Marksman clue number two, Operation Overlord clue number three
Speaker 1: associated with sensitive material, Hawk for the tie code names right,
Speaker 1: good guys, all right, all right, we have a three
Speaker 1: way heads up, nice tiebreaker. The three of you battling. Adam,
Speaker 1: you got on the board, hell of us before.
Speaker 3: A couple of one corn nut away. Alright, So Marty,
Speaker 3: Mark and Hawk, here we go. Three clues in a
Speaker 3: tie breaker.
Speaker 1: Normally I would say you get to hear the remaining
Speaker 1: clues if your opponent rings and gets the.
Speaker 3: Wrong But there's three of you.
Speaker 1: We got a three way here, all right for the
Speaker 1: win game six oh three. Here's the tiebreaker for c N.
Speaker 9: Clue number one.
Speaker 1: A break version is often temporarily transported in a cardboard
Speaker 1: box with a.
Speaker 9: Handle clue number two.
Speaker 1: Hey, they're not just for kids, Marny, Marny for the wind,
Speaker 1: chicken nuggets, nuggets, They're not for just for kicks for
Speaker 1: nuggets six nights a week there for everybody. Chicken nugget
Speaker 1: ran in with chicken nugget earlier. It was top of mind.
Speaker 1: If you were waiting for it, you got it. What
Speaker 1: happens now, MARNI going there?
Speaker 7: Well, those out there can tweet me, you can tag
Speaker 7: great Clips. You can do that now through the end
Speaker 7: of Sunday and want to use, will be chosen to win.
Speaker 3: Get this free haircuts for an entire year. Thank you
Speaker 3: Great Clips, Adam.
Speaker 1: They also do Yeah, Adam, your goal was to get
Speaker 1: one or two.
Speaker 3: You got one. Does it hurt that you got one
Speaker 3: early though?
Speaker 1: And then got kind of shut out the rest of
Speaker 1: the way because we we had some optims in there early.
Speaker 3: I felt the vibe. I thought you had some momentum.
Speaker 5: Yeah it was coming, but yeah, I mean I got
Speaker 5: the monkey off the back. I wish I probably felt
Speaker 5: that pressure going into it. Maybe I got a little
Speaker 5: too loose, little to come to man.
Speaker 3: We'll do it again. You want to come play against
Speaker 3: We'll have you back sometime. That was awesome.
Speaker 4: Good dude, man, appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, super fun meeting you. Thanks for coming in.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Tommy Yolsen again for being our booking agent,
Speaker 1: which is awesome.
Speaker 3: And like we said yesterday, he was more excited for you.
Speaker 1: To come in and play than if I had asked
Speaker 1: him to come in and play, Like, hell yeah, Web
Speaker 1: is playing?
Speaker 4: Did he not be here if you come?
Speaker 1: Nice meeting man, that was super fun. Nine to noon
Speaker 1: is next Friday football feast? Anybody know where it is?
Speaker 4: Lakeville?
Speaker 3: Right, we're gonna go with Lakeville.
Speaker 1: Sure, we're back five thirty to nine on Monday, breaking
Speaker 1: down the Vikings and the Bears and Ophers in Oregon.
Speaker 1: Let's hope the upset happens tonight. Everybody have an awesome weekend.
Speaker 1: See on Monday.
Speaker 4: Questions says.
Speaker 3: Sascus and.
Speaker 9: So SiZ stam.
Speaker 4: Way today you too, have a dab.
Speaker 3: I'll see you tonight. Let's have some fun. Oh there
Speaker 3: were getting money, were foun