Speaker 1: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arthan. Today
Speaker 2: we're joined by Steve, Michael, Keith, Mary Claire, Cody Logan
Speaker 2: and Brad. This is normally a ten round quiz show
Speaker 2: with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, but today, because
Speaker 2: we're at the First Light store in Hayley, we're bringing
Speaker 2: back the meat pole game. This is a test of
Speaker 2: how much you know about your fellow hunters and anglers. Now.
Speaker 2: I have some high hopes for some of our First
Speaker 2: Light players today, especially those that deal with customers all
Speaker 2: the time. You should be really in tune with what
Speaker 2: Meat Eater listeners you know, have going on in their world. Keith,
Speaker 2: you feel okay about you know your customers?
Speaker 3: He asks them what they think about Bigfoot?
Speaker 2: Keith, do you you know they just want to tell
Speaker 2: me all about it?
Speaker 3: Honestly?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Cody's a big the connoisseurly group.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, I mean I don't I don't remember how
Speaker 2: it happened, but it did happen. Ended up talking for
Speaker 2: forty five minutes, not doing any work, but talk about
Speaker 2: Bigfoot on the phone with the customer. Okay.
Speaker 3: In the end, he's like, do you have these XXXXL.
Speaker 2: That's a kind of customer service you'll get here at
Speaker 2: first light. You called to ask about the uncompagred jacket,
Speaker 2: and Cody might entertain you for forty five minutes with
Speaker 2: bigfoot story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm your guy. Absolutely. What's the biggest sock you make? Now?
Speaker 2: But between games, we just finished another game. The Logan
Speaker 2: and Claire smack talk has continued. Claire declared Logan that
Speaker 2: you were condescending when you guys play trivia together, so
Speaker 2: it was very satisfying for her to beat you that
Speaker 2: last game. I would agree with that, okay.
Speaker 5: I would also like to point out that when this
Speaker 5: new format aired a couple of weeks ago, she didn't
Speaker 5: like it at all.
Speaker 3: People don't like it.
Speaker 5: But as you were explaining the rules, she was nodding,
Speaker 5: and I think she's h wow, the uh.
Speaker 2: The Claire and Logan rivalry continues.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people don't like the format right still, because you
Speaker 3: haven't fine tuned it yet.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say that you've addressed my primary problem. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: And then the scoring is did you fix that? Is
Speaker 3: it not so complicated?
Speaker 2: We simplified this scoring as well, and you know, UH
Speaker 2: people are going to have to like it because this
Speaker 2: is what we're going to do on the live tour
Speaker 2: that's right up this spring. If you're coming to the
Speaker 2: Live Tour UH and you are part of the audience,
Speaker 2: you are going to be part of the group that
Speaker 2: has surveyed that night. So we're going to bring this
Speaker 2: similar concept UH to each city and we're going to
Speaker 2: learn about those folks that are sitting in those chairs
Speaker 2: and what their personal experiences and personal tastes are when
Speaker 2: it comes to the outdoors.
Speaker 3: Yeah, meaning when you come in, when you come into
Speaker 3: the live shows, not run through the dates a minute.
Speaker 3: When you come into the live shows, there's going to
Speaker 3: be a code, right mm hmm. There's a code you
Speaker 3: hit on your phone, so every you can, we can
Speaker 3: survey every person there. It's not like Spencer has to
Speaker 3: go talk to them all out in front of the
Speaker 3: big Foot booth. I'm joking when I have a big
Speaker 3: Foot booth there, but that was an inside joke. Anyways,
Speaker 3: you can hit a code and take a survey. So
Speaker 3: when we play the survey game, when the audience plays
Speaker 3: the survey game at the end, of the show, you're
Speaker 3: being surveyed about the people next to you. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: people here tonight? What percent of people here tonight? Blank? Yeah.
Speaker 2: We'll see what Steve thinks about our audience at each show.
Speaker 2: Maybe it'll be insulting, maybe maybe he'll be very flattering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'll be You'll you'll be able to look
Speaker 3: around you and be like, I don't know what the
Speaker 3: hell these people think, And that's how the survey show
Speaker 3: will go. Can I hit the dates? Yeah, We'll be
Speaker 3: doing this Masa Arizona, which is one of those places
Speaker 3: where it's like it's I mean, it's kind of Phoenix,
Speaker 3: Masa Arizona Masa Arts Center April twenty three, San Diego, California,
Speaker 3: the Balboa Theater April twenty four, and I High in
Speaker 3: California the Grove of Anaheim April twenty five. Then I
Speaker 3: go spearfish on my buddy Greg, and then we do
Speaker 3: Sacramento at the Crest Theater April twenty seventh. Then we
Speaker 3: go to Salt Lake City, Utah the Union Events Center April.
Speaker 3: What am I on now? April twenty nine, that's another
Speaker 3: day off. I go and try to hunt turkeys that
Speaker 3: day Boise, Idaho the Egyptian Theater Tuesday, April thirty. Then
Speaker 3: my old hometown Missoula at the Wilma Theater May first.
Speaker 3: I got a million stories about the Wilma, which I
Speaker 3: will tell at the Wilma Spokane, Washington on May second,
Speaker 3: the Bing Crosby Theater, Portland, Oregon, Revolution Hall May four,
Speaker 3: and wrapping up in Tacoma, Washington at Pantagious Theater May five.
Speaker 2: So we're bringing this game to you, guys. There's other
Speaker 2: parts of the show real well, there'll be a lot
Speaker 2: going on. This is three ring circus, one of those elements.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it feels like more rings just three. Are we
Speaker 2: getting that Tuesday?
Speaker 5: We're getting that Tuesday off to come see the show.
Speaker 3: Yes, you hear this.
Speaker 2: Clay can't go back on that now.
Speaker 3: Clay nukeomb who's going to every show. He's bringing his
Speaker 3: guitar and he's gonna on the last leg of the tour.
Speaker 3: Chester the Divester I almost did his old I still
Speaker 3: have him in my phone as I don't even want
Speaker 3: to say it. My kids are. I was like, what's
Speaker 3: a a person that messes everything up? But Chester the Divester,
Speaker 3: Chester the Midwester. I think that's what he is right now,
Speaker 3: because he was Chester the Investor when he got into bitcoine.
Speaker 3: He was Chester the divester when he got out of Bitcoin.
Speaker 3: Now he's Chester the Midwester. He did the opening act
Speaker 3: that the last leg, but Clay himself is getting up
Speaker 3: and singing a tune every night for the new tour
Speaker 3: Be Special.
Speaker 2: Now here's how this game works. I serve a six
Speaker 2: hundred meat Eater listeners and ask them questions about personal
Speaker 2: experiences and personal preferences. Your job is to predict their answers.
Speaker 2: There will be one round per player, with a bonus
Speaker 2: round at the end. Each player will take a turn
Speaker 2: as the guesser. When it's your turn to be the guesser,
Speaker 2: you'll answer a question that's related to my polling data.
Speaker 2: All answers are in the form of percentages guess. After
Speaker 2: the guesser has provided their number, our other players will
Speaker 2: predict if the real answer is higher or lower. The
Speaker 2: guesser will receive points based on how close they get
Speaker 2: to the real answer, and the other players will receive
Speaker 2: points based on if they correctly choose higher or lower.
Speaker 2: See if you're the only one who's done this before.
Speaker 2: Do you have any tips for your competitors?
Speaker 3: I got a tip for you. Okay, I think that
Speaker 3: all players should write down the number they think it is.
Speaker 2: We'll try that at someone today. Today we're doing the
Speaker 2: the higher or lower version. Now, before we play, we'll
Speaker 2: do a practice round to make sure every everyone is
Speaker 2: comfortable with the format. For the practice round, Steve is
Speaker 2: going to be the guest. Or That means Steve will
Speaker 2: provide an answer, and after he's done so everyone else
Speaker 2: will predict if the real answer is higher or lower
Speaker 2: than Steve's answer. Steve, what percentage of Americans have called
Speaker 2: the police because of a neighbor? This wasn't part of
Speaker 2: my polling. This is some Pew research. So it's what
Speaker 2: percentage of Americans have called the police because of a neighbor?
Speaker 2: Think out loud here have you? Have you ever called
Speaker 2: the police?
Speaker 3: I don't want to tell it right now. I will
Speaker 3: tell you crazy ass story about calling the police.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're not going to do it now?
Speaker 3: The police? Well, I don't know two police callings. It's
Speaker 3: it's the wildest story, but I want to tell it
Speaker 3: on the air. Huh, My guest is gonna be thirty
Speaker 3: because people live a long time.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, So Steve's answer is thirty. Now, everyone else
Speaker 2: you need to think about if the real answer is
Speaker 2: higher or lower than that, Like.
Speaker 3: My neighbors are making too much noise, my neighbors are
Speaker 3: fighting out in the street.
Speaker 2: Sure, parked in the wrong spot?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Good, thirty thing thirty is everyone nexteen? Now, if you
Speaker 2: think it's higher than that, you'll raise the green paddle,
Speaker 2: And if you think it's lower than that, you'll let
Speaker 2: raise the red past sixteen? Is everybody ready raise your paddles?
Speaker 2: We have Brad going higher higher, higher, lower, higher, higher higher.
Speaker 2: The real answer is twenty three percent, So only.
Speaker 3: I want to stick to my original answer at thirty.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Steve, yeah, mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Now I want to tell my story so bad dude us?
Speaker 2: Is it a time issue? Is it like a legality?
Speaker 3: Issuety kids might hear this.
Speaker 2: Sensitivity is okay, okay, our audience is timilated. But there's
Speaker 2: there's no payoff here. Steve is not. He's not going
Speaker 2: to tell you the story. Maybe maybe in Missoula. There's
Speaker 2: your teas. Buy a ticket to the Missoula show. Now
Speaker 2: the scoring will be in the description of this episode.
Speaker 2: You can refer to that, but if you're right on
Speaker 2: the nose, you'd get twenty points. If you're five off,
Speaker 2: you're fifteen ten off ten points, and if you correctly
Speaker 2: predict higher lower, you get five points. Now, before we
Speaker 2: get started, let's talk a bit of strategy. As a reminder,
Speaker 2: this is polling data of my survey from six hundred
Speaker 2: meat Eater listeners. These are not just some yahoo's outside
Speaker 2: of a kenocious sears. Next, your best opportunity to score
Speaker 2: points is by doing a great job when you're the guesser.
Speaker 2: You can earn up to twenty points as the guesser. Well,
Speaker 2: everyone else can only get five points by correctly answering
Speaker 2: higher or lower. So your one opportunity as the guesser
Speaker 2: is very important. And just like with every other episode
Speaker 2: of med Eater Trivia, there's five hundred dollars on the line.
Speaker 2: Our winner will get to choose where the five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars donation goes.
Speaker 3: It's everybody ready, Yeah, I got a little thing for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's hear it.
Speaker 3: Is it in golf. You're trying to get a low score,
Speaker 3: that's right, So if you do what I'm saying, everybody
Speaker 3: picks the number, but you're you're chasing a low score.
Speaker 3: There you go, so your number off from reality.
Speaker 2: Stars onto something we're working out for life to today
Speaker 2: we're doing the ping pong battles, play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 2: I need to know what I stand to win everything?
Speaker 3: How's say, just tend to win everything?
Speaker 2: Game on Suckers. Question one, this will be for Brad. Brad,
Speaker 2: what percentage of ag said they've lied about the size
Speaker 2: of a fish before? Oh man, the question was, have
Speaker 2: you ever lied about the size of a fish? They
Speaker 2: had to say yes or no? So what percentage of
Speaker 2: anglers said they've lied about the size of a fish before?
Speaker 6: I mean, I feel like everyone's guilty of exaggerating a
Speaker 6: little bit.
Speaker 2: Okay, is that yourself included? You're saying, I.
Speaker 6: Just think every fisherman you know, you don't any fishermen
Speaker 6: admit it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's there's an interesting honesty play here.
Speaker 6: I'm assuming that these people are gonna be honest here
Speaker 6: with Spencer's pot, it's anymous there.
Speaker 2: It is anonymous when they're answering said that they're just
Speaker 2: lying to themselves. What your kids answer.
Speaker 3: A lot every time? He looks in the water. It's like,
Speaker 3: you see, are you sure? Because I just looked down
Speaker 3: there too.
Speaker 2: So Brad, what percentage of anglers said they've lied about
Speaker 2: the size of a fish before?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go relatively high.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say like eighty five percent.
Speaker 2: Eighty five percent. Everyone else will now decide if the
Speaker 2: real answer is higher or lower than eighty five percent.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready raise your paddles? We have Claire saying higher,
Speaker 2: Mary saying lower, Michael saying lower, Cody saying higher, Logan
Speaker 2: saying higher, Keith saying lower, Steve saying lower. The correct
Speaker 2: answer was forty two percent.
Speaker 6: They're lying, They're lying to themselves. On you're interviewing compulsive liars.
Speaker 7: That's a good baseline question to start with.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: According to a twenty twenty three survey of American adults,
Speaker 2: the average person lies two times per day. The study
Speaker 2: found that about forty percent of people lie on their
Speaker 2: resumes and ninety percent of people lie in their dating profile.
Speaker 2: The worst offenders of all, though, are politicians, who were
Speaker 2: shown to lie once every five minutes during a debate,
Speaker 2: and fishermen and fishermen they even lie about their.
Speaker 3: Lies how do you lie in your dating profile? You're like, like,
Speaker 3: you don't actually like long walks on the beach.
Speaker 2: Who has a dating profile in here right now?
Speaker 3: No one.
Speaker 2: No one's admitting it. Okay, I'm on Hinge, fine me,
Speaker 2: you're in Hay. You can find Cody on Hinge. Hinge.
Speaker 2: You lie? How would you lie about your profile?
Speaker 3: I don't lie on my profile?
Speaker 2: Oh he doesn't lie, Okay, I got I got some
Speaker 2: dog photos on there, though.
Speaker 3: You don't do fish pictures because I've been told you
Speaker 3: want to do like, uh, you kind of chilling and
Speaker 3: then you're doing what you love you But but I
Speaker 3: got married before this was even the thing, so I
Speaker 3: got no, I never.
Speaker 1: Do my best.
Speaker 2: I don't even know I'm either Okay.
Speaker 6: The fish pick is divisive though, Like you know, there
Speaker 6: are like two trains of thought.
Speaker 3: It's like you have it out there.
Speaker 6: So then the girl just like knows what you are.
Speaker 2: And then there's a liar.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, you lie about the size of the
Speaker 4: fish in your fish picture.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Then later when you do get together and you're
Speaker 3: in trouble for fishing all the time, you like, dude,
Speaker 3: you back to my profile exactly. It was all me fishing.
Speaker 3: That was just a that was just a representation of
Speaker 3: what I do as advertised.
Speaker 2: When you come to Haley, then you come to the
Speaker 2: first Light store, and then you also download hinge and
Speaker 2: you'll find Cody there with his fish dog pictures.
Speaker 3: But they like it's just it's under your name.
Speaker 2: You put like you put like like your your mileage
Speaker 2: where you want to like travel to. I'm around like
Speaker 2: fifteen miles. So okay, that was Question two is for Claire. Claire,
Speaker 2: what percentage of out doorsman said they'd rather own thirty
Speaker 2: acres of water instead of ten acres of land? Oh?
Speaker 2: What percentage of out doorsman said they'd rather own thirty
Speaker 2: acres of water instead of ten acres of land? Think
Speaker 2: out loud here, Claire, which one of those would you pick?
Speaker 2: Thirty acres of water ten acres of land?
Speaker 7: I would pick ten acres of land. But I'm not
Speaker 7: a big I mean, if you own thirty acres of water,
Speaker 7: you're like you have your own little lake, and thirty,
Speaker 7: I mean thirty acres is pretty big. You can have
Speaker 7: a boat on that.
Speaker 2: So what percentage of out doorsman said they'd rather own
Speaker 2: thirty acres of water instead of ten acres of land.
Speaker 7: I think it's probably big with our audience because our
Speaker 7: audience is a lot of lake fishermen. I'm not a
Speaker 7: big lake fisherman, so I would not pick this myself.
Speaker 7: But it's higher than fifty percent, so I'm gonna go
Speaker 7: with like seventy two percent.
Speaker 2: Okay, Claire's saying seventy two percent. Seventy two percent of
Speaker 2: outdoorsmen would rather own thirty acres of water instead of
Speaker 2: ten acres of land. Does everybody have their paddle ready?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and raise your panels when Mary saying lower,
Speaker 2: Michael's saying lower, everybody is saying lower. Everybody was right.
Speaker 2: The correct answer was nineteen percent. Damn, nineteen percent would
Speaker 2: rather have the thirty acres of water instead of the
Speaker 2: ten acres of land. According to data from Texas, the
Speaker 2: average price of an acre of land is two thousand,
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars, while the average price of an acre
Speaker 2: of surface water is four thousand, five hundred dollars. That means,
Speaker 2: in Texas, the thirty acre lake would be worth about
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars more than the ten acres of land.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, economically, if you're sure, we're paying that
Speaker 3: much more for.
Speaker 2: Well, how many private thirty acre lakes are out there?
Speaker 2: How many?
Speaker 3: Then you're talking about down there. You're talking about some
Speaker 3: boetal shortline too, man.
Speaker 2: Some more folks want the ten acres of land though.
Speaker 2: Question three, this is for Mary, Mary. What percentage of
Speaker 2: outdoorsmen said they're currently subscribed to an outdoor magazine? Are
Speaker 2: you subscribed to any outdoor magazines?
Speaker 1: I don't need to. My husband has a magazine collection
Speaker 1: that is epic.
Speaker 2: Really, what does he subscribe to?
Speaker 1: Oh, all the hunting magazines.
Speaker 3: Little cards that fall out of the magazines he just finds.
Speaker 1: Can I say this, he's a magazine whore?
Speaker 3: Okay, you did so, Mary.
Speaker 2: What percentage of outdoorsmen said they're currently subscribed to an
Speaker 2: outdoor magazine?
Speaker 1: I'm going to say sixty five percent?
Speaker 2: Sixty five percent? Everyone else, you have your paddles ready,
Speaker 2: raise your paddle subscribed? Everybody is what are you going
Speaker 2: with Logan? Everyone is saying lower, except for Logan is
Speaker 2: saying higher. The correct answer is thirty eight percent. So
Speaker 2: everybody except Logan got that one right. A twenty seventeen
Speaker 2: study found that forty one percent of American adults are
Speaker 2: subscribed to a newspaper or magazine, and a twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three study found that there are now more magazines today
Speaker 2: than ever before, despite readership being at an all time low.
Speaker 3: H I want to get a cross draw bandlier for
Speaker 3: these paddles. There you go, they sit like that dude
Speaker 3: and bow the buster scrugs. Who wears his pistols real high?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe we should like have a gear company that
Speaker 2: can make that kind of thing. Paddle holder for Steve.
Speaker 2: One of the question four, This is for Michael. Michael, what
Speaker 2: percentage about doorsman said they'd rather own a knife that
Speaker 2: never dulls instead of waiters that never leak? Hmmm, So
Speaker 2: you get two choices. You could either have a knife
Speaker 2: that never dolls or waiters that never leak. What percentage
Speaker 2: of outdoorsman said they'd rather own the knife instead of
Speaker 2: the waiters? Which one would you pick?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Come on, I go knife.
Speaker 3: Listen, sharpen to knife. There's a lot quicker than past
Speaker 3: your waiters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm also thinking like how many people are
Speaker 4: actually running waiters?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: So of the six hundred, Well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're not doing what you want. You're supposed
Speaker 3: to be thinking about what they want. Yeah, yeah, but
Speaker 3: what about the people they use? Waiters?
Speaker 2: Yeah, six hundred listeners were surveyed for this, and they
Speaker 2: were asked if they'd rather have the knife that never.
Speaker 4: Dolls white tail hunters. Right, they're not using waiters, So
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go sixty seven percent.
Speaker 2: He's saying sixty seven percent would rather have the knife
Speaker 2: that never dolls instead of the waiters that never leak.
Speaker 2: It's everybody with their paddles. Ready, go ahead and raise
Speaker 2: your paddles. We have Cody saying lower, Logan saying lower,
Speaker 2: Keep saying higher, Steve saying lower, Brad saying higher, Claire
Speaker 2: and Mary saying lower. The correct answer is sixty nine percent.
Speaker 2: You were only two percent off. That is our best guess.
Speaker 4: Yet I wasn't gonna say sixty nine I felt like
Speaker 4: it wasn't appropriate, so I dull it down too.
Speaker 2: For being within five points. Then you will get fifteen points.
Speaker 2: Well done, Michael, Steve, you're still convinced that you'd rather
Speaker 2: have the waiters than never leak though.
Speaker 3: You're a beaver trapper though, Oh yeah, because I like
Speaker 3: sharpening knives, I hate fixing waiters.
Speaker 2: According to a twenty twenty three study, Americans are the
Speaker 2: most obsessive about sharp knives. It found that the United
Speaker 2: States has thirty five percent of the global knife sharpening market,
Speaker 2: with the number expected to a rise in the coming years.
Speaker 2: They said the key factors in America's knife sharpening interests
Speaker 2: are the popularity of cooking shows and the increase of
Speaker 2: preparing meals at home during the pandemic. So sixty nine
Speaker 2: percent would rather have the knife never doles now. As
Speaker 2: a reminder, Steve had noticed in the past that in
Speaker 2: this game it seemed like an inverse the leader board
Speaker 2: than a typical game of meat eater trivia. Right, because
Speaker 2: Karin took a thorough victory the first time we played this.
Speaker 3: Yep, she can't play trivia.
Speaker 2: Well she can, but yeah, Krin's shaking her head. Not
Speaker 2: as well, Phil, give us a leader board update.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 8: We have got Logan and Claire with five points a piece.
Speaker 8: Coming up next our Cody and Mary, who have ten.
Speaker 8: We've got Steve and Brad with fifteen, Keith with twenty.
Speaker 8: In first place is Michael. He's got thirty points.
Speaker 2: Well done, Michael. We are up to Cody. Now, Cody,
Speaker 2: what percentage of dog owners said their dog is actually
Speaker 2: their best friend. Are you a dog owner?
Speaker 3: I am? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay? Is your dog your best friend?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Okay? So what percentage of dog owners said their dog
Speaker 2: is actually their best friend? Eighty seven? Eighty seven percent.
Speaker 2: Every dog owner out there basically says their dog is
Speaker 2: their best friend?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Is everybody else ready with their paddles? Raise your paddles,
Speaker 2: we have lower. Lower, lower. Everybody says lower. Everybody was right.
Speaker 2: The correct answer was forty seven percent.
Speaker 3: Not looking good for dogs, forty.
Speaker 2: Seven percent of dog owners said their dog is actually
Speaker 2: their best friend. A twenty twenty two survey found that
Speaker 2: sixty nine percent of people say their dog is their
Speaker 2: best friend, meaning out doorsmen are less likely than the
Speaker 2: average American to consider their dog their best friend.
Speaker 3: Because there's a there's a thing you're measuring there, I mean,
Speaker 3: because they're looking for performance in a specific pursuit. Keep
Speaker 3: going well, Just the dog has more chances to fail
Speaker 3: if the dog's only job is to hang around. If
Speaker 3: the dog's job is to hang around the house, how
Speaker 3: can it screw that up?
Speaker 2: Interesting point, Steve, But it's still got to be their
Speaker 2: best friend.
Speaker 3: But you're gonna take it out. It's gonna piss you off,
Speaker 3: You're gonna not like it anymore.
Speaker 2: Maybe the dog or just home.
Speaker 3: Okay, maybe he's not gonna piss anybody off.
Speaker 2: Maybe the bond is stronger with outdoors. Apparently not, though
Speaker 2: the survey shows that I'm just.
Speaker 3: Going by it. I'm just now that I know the number,
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think my way into it.
Speaker 2: That same survey found that seventy two percent of Americans
Speaker 2: say bringing home their dog was one of the best
Speaker 2: days of their life, and that forty two percent of
Speaker 2: Americans say their dog goes to the salon more than
Speaker 2: they do. Who else is dog owner in here? Are
Speaker 2: your dogs your best friends? Would you say if you
Speaker 2: had to say yes or no?
Speaker 7: But I think the way that that question was worded,
Speaker 7: like if someone asked me, is your dog your best friend?
Speaker 2: And then if they said, think about it, is.
Speaker 7: Your dog really your best friend? I might start to
Speaker 7: feel bad about it.
Speaker 2: It was worded, is it actually your best friend?
Speaker 3: Mary?
Speaker 2: Michael? Is your dog your best friend?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But I think that people don't want to if they
Speaker 4: don't have friends human friends.
Speaker 2: Okay, Michael has found a much deeper level to the game.
Speaker 2: I think if I owned your dog Michael, that'd be
Speaker 2: my best friend as well, one of the best behave
Speaker 2: pups rough to Logan, Logan, this is question six. What
Speaker 2: percentage about doorsman said they'd rather eat a rare burger
Speaker 2: instead of a well done burger? So they were given
Speaker 2: two choices, would you rather eat a rare burger or
Speaker 2: would you rather eat a well done burger? What percentage
Speaker 2: about doorsman said they'd rather eat a rare burger instead
Speaker 2: of a well done burger? Which one would you choose?
Speaker 5: I was always taught that you need to be safe
Speaker 5: with burger and like medium at at the least right,
Speaker 5: make sure that anything on the insides.
Speaker 7: Literally just had an argument about this.
Speaker 2: Okay, this rival goes much deeper than I thought.
Speaker 3: Sat you down.
Speaker 6: I think I feel like it was showcounter burgers, Claire Logan.
Speaker 2: What was the argument you two just had about.
Speaker 3: Uncomfortable situations where friends are trying to get rare burgers.
Speaker 3: Someone want you to remember just say no.
Speaker 5: Someone may have felt that my Elk burgers were a
Speaker 5: little overdone, okay? And was it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: It was Claire, okay, And your response was what they
Speaker 2: were perfect, just how you're supposed to go. Himan, what
Speaker 2: percentage about doorsman said they'd rather eat a rare burger
Speaker 2: instead of a well done burger.
Speaker 5: I'm going to say fifty four percent rather rare burger
Speaker 5: than the well.
Speaker 2: Done fifty four percent. Are other players ready raizor paddles?
Speaker 2: We have Keith saying hier, Steve saying higher, Brad saying lower,
Speaker 2: Claire saying higher, Mary, and Michael and Cody saying lower.
Speaker 2: The correct answer it's fifty six percent well done logan
Speaker 2: only two points off. So everyone who said higher got
Speaker 2: that one right. A twenty nineteen Yugov study found that
Speaker 2: well done is the preferred way to eat burgers. Their
Speaker 2: survey of twelve hundred Americans found that forty percent prefer
Speaker 2: a well done burger, with twenty percent choosing medium well
Speaker 2: and seventeen percent choosing medium. They also found that women
Speaker 2: are about twenty percent more likely to order a well
Speaker 2: done burger than men.
Speaker 3: Did they do that?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 3: Does that have the political demographics like the state one does?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we talked about that before. With stake done
Speaker 2: this it showed that Republicans are more likely to order
Speaker 2: rare and Democrats are more likely to order well done
Speaker 2: than vice versa. We are on to question seven. This
Speaker 2: is for Keith and we will get a scoreboard update
Speaker 2: after this. Keith, what percentage of anglers said they think
Speaker 2: they're a better angler than the average angler?
Speaker 7: And just another.
Speaker 2: So, what percentage of anglers said they think they're a
Speaker 2: better angler than the average angler? And the question to
Speaker 2: be clear, it said, do you think you're a better
Speaker 2: angler than the average angler? So what percentage of them said?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: You gotta vote with the angler on this one. I
Speaker 2: think I'm thinking like seventy two percent think they're better
Speaker 2: than most anglers.
Speaker 3: Seventy two percent of anglers as them, do you identify
Speaker 3: as an angler?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's for anglers only. And then it says, do
Speaker 2: you think you're a better angler than the average angler?
Speaker 2: And Keith, what was your answer? Sev seventy two percent?
Speaker 2: Is everybody else ready go ahead and raise your panels.
Speaker 2: We have Stee saying lower, Brad saying higher, Claire, Mary
Speaker 2: and Michael saying lower, Cody and Logan saying lower as well.
Speaker 2: The correct answer was forty two percent, So everyone who
Speaker 2: said lower got that one right. Show that that was
Speaker 2: a pretty honest group. Only forty two percent of them
Speaker 2: thought they were a better angler than the average angler.
Speaker 6: Must have been a different group from my questions, right, Yeah, dude,
Speaker 6: I'm definitely better than the average.
Speaker 2: Now what twenty eighteen study asked three thousand Americans if
Speaker 2: they think they're smarter than the average American. They found
Speaker 2: that sixty five percent of people think they're smarter than average,
Speaker 2: with men more likely than women to have that belief.
Speaker 2: The researchers concluded that quote the tendency to overrate one's
Speaker 2: abilities may be a staple feature of human psychology. That's right,
Speaker 2: So six sixty five percent of people think they're smarter
Speaker 2: than the average person.
Speaker 5: They should come on and play med Eater trivia real quick.
Speaker 2: Phil, give us a scoreboard update. We have one question left,
Speaker 2: which will be for Steve, and then we get to
Speaker 2: the bonus round.
Speaker 8: Sure thanking, Cody has fifteen points, Brad, Claire and Mary
Speaker 8: I'll have twenty points, apiece, Logan, Keith and Steve have
Speaker 8: thirty points, and in first place is Michael. He's got
Speaker 8: forty points. Now Michael and first Steve.
Speaker 2: Here's your chance to pick up some ground. What percentage
Speaker 2: of hunters said they'd rather have a bull elk tag
Speaker 2: for Yellowstone National Park? Instead of ten thousand dollars. So
Speaker 2: they were given the choice for those two things, said,
Speaker 2: you can either have a bull Elk tag for Yellowstone
Speaker 2: or ten thousand dollars. What percentage of those hunters said
Speaker 2: they'd rather have that bull Elk tag.
Speaker 3: Well, we need these boards, do you you will?
Speaker 2: For the next question, unprepared to Steve, which one of
Speaker 2: those would you choose? The bull out tag for Yellowstone
Speaker 2: or the ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I would really want the bulltag, but symbolically because I
Speaker 3: just don't like national parks because you can't hunt them.
Speaker 3: So I think there should be like very limited hunting
Speaker 3: like the Yellowstone supertag. Sure, so for that symbolic victory,
Speaker 3: I would want to do it. I think what most
Speaker 3: people would think, because I don't think most people would
Speaker 3: pay ten grand to go Elk hunt.
Speaker 2: Well, you're not getting paid that amount.
Speaker 3: You either choose would pay for sure, And when you're
Speaker 3: essentially doing that, you're taking the option to have ten grand,
Speaker 3: you're like basically handing the ten grand over. But I'm
Speaker 3: still gonna say eighty eighty seventy.
Speaker 2: Now, what happened there was Steve said eighty I think
Speaker 2: we had Michael, who could and then see immediately lowered it.
Speaker 3: You could go with my original.
Speaker 2: No, no, whatever you like. Does anyone else want to
Speaker 2: try to change Steve's answers?
Speaker 3: No? I didn't change it because of that, just saying it,
Speaker 3: saying it, maybe think about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So Steve is saying seventy per seventy seventy percent.
Speaker 2: Has everybody ready raise your paddles? We have brand saying lower, lower, lower, lower.
Speaker 2: Everybody says lower except for Keith. Keith says higher. The
Speaker 2: correct answer was fifty eight percent, So everybody except for
Speaker 2: Keith got that one right.
Speaker 3: Does that? Do you mean you good on getting points? No?
Speaker 2: You gotta be within ten. Oh, it's not good enough.
Speaker 2: Elk get poached in Yellowstone more than you'd think. I
Speaker 2: found seven cases of elk poaching in park boundaries since
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty seven. All but one of those cases was solved,
Speaker 2: with the other six ending with fines, restitution fees, and
Speaker 2: jail time. The biggest fine was given to two men
Speaker 2: from Arkansas and Alabama who filmed themselves calling in bowls
Speaker 2: and Yellowstone and killing them with their bow. They were
Speaker 2: each fined fifteen thousand dollars and sentenced to eighteen months
Speaker 2: in jail.
Speaker 3: But here's how don't listen, man, here's the deal. I
Speaker 3: would have you go find out how many of those
Speaker 3: were within a couple hundred yards of ill defined boys.
Speaker 2: A few of them were, and then other ones. You'd
Speaker 2: be surprised right off a main road in Deep and
Speaker 2: Yellowstone got it.
Speaker 3: Because that's a I'm not saying they're I mean they're wrong,
Speaker 3: like you need to write your responsibility. It's as wrong
Speaker 3: as anything understanding you can be in places where you
Speaker 3: can be in you can lose touch of the sure boundary.
Speaker 2: Fifty eight percent would rather have that bull out tag Phil.
Speaker 2: Can you give us one more scoreboard update before we
Speaker 2: do the bonus round.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've got Cody with twenty, Keith and Steve have thirty.
Speaker 8: Oh sorry I skipped. I'm going out out of order here.
Speaker 8: Sorry guys, Brad, Claire and Mary, I'll have twenty five
Speaker 8: points a piece, Logan has thirty five, Michael still in
Speaker 8: first with forty five.
Speaker 2: Now now question nine are bonus question. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of opportunity to pick up ground here, so you could
Speaker 2: go from last place to first place real quick. You'll
Speaker 2: need you will need your whiteboards and your markers for
Speaker 2: this one. Here's how the bonus round works. I asked
Speaker 2: six hundred hunters for them to rank these states in
Speaker 2: order of who has the best deer hunters to the
Speaker 2: worst deer hunters. You need to place them. I asked
Speaker 2: them to rank these from best deer hunters to worst
Speaker 2: deer hunters these different states, so we'll get there. You
Speaker 2: need to place these in the correct order. For every
Speaker 2: one of these you get right, you'll receive five points.
Speaker 2: That means the final round is worth twenty five points.
Speaker 2: So you need to rank these states in order of
Speaker 2: who hunters said have the best deer hunters to the
Speaker 2: worst deer hunters. Here are your five states, Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, Missouri, Michigan.
Speaker 2: And I chose these five states because these are the
Speaker 2: five states that harvest the most deer in America. So
Speaker 2: our six hundred people surveyed were asked to rank these
Speaker 2: in order of who has the best deer hunters to
Speaker 2: who has the worst deer hunters. The five states again
Speaker 2: are Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Michigan. For every one
Speaker 2: of these you get right, you'll get five points. Five
Speaker 2: states that kill the most deer in America, Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Speaker 2: and Michigan. Steve, how do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 2: I think you're the first thing.
Speaker 3: To be frank.
Speaker 2: This was from that same survey of six hundred meat
Speaker 2: eater listeners. Is everybody ready? Brad good? Yeah, I just
Speaker 2: had to Okay, Logan yep, Cody, We good, Michael, everyone's ready.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Brad saying
Speaker 2: one Wisconsin, two, Missouri, three, Pennsylvania, four, Michigan, five, Texas.
Speaker 2: Claire saying Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Missis, Missouri, Texas, Mary saying
Speaker 2: one Wisconsin, two, Texas, three, Michigan, four, Missouri, five, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: Anyone outside of Texas is going to put Texas as five, Michael, anybody?
Speaker 2: Michael saying Wisconsin, one, Missouri, two, Pennsylvania, three, Michigan, four,
Speaker 2: Texas five. Cody saying one Wisconsin, two, Pennsylvania, three, Texas, four, Missouri, five, Michigan.
Speaker 2: Logan sang Missouri, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, Keith saying Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri.
Speaker 2: Steve who declared he's going to do well on this,
Speaker 2: he says, Missouri one, Pennsylvania two, Wisconsin three, Michigan four,
Speaker 2: Texas five. Now, Steve, say again what you're saying about Texas.
Speaker 3: Did anyone you called who's not in Texas is going
Speaker 3: to put Texas as number five?
Speaker 2: Here are the answers number one, Wisconsin number two, Michigan
Speaker 2: number three, Pennsylvania number four, Missouri number five Texas. We're
Speaker 2: gonna give Phil a second to update the leader board.
Speaker 2: Wisconsin was overwhelmingly voted the state with the best deer hunters,
Speaker 2: while Texas was overwhelmingly voted the state with the worst
Speaker 2: deer hunters. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Missouri were all in a
Speaker 2: close race for second. Here's some interesting takeaways. Texas received
Speaker 2: more last place votes than the other four states combined.
Speaker 2: Wisconsin received thirty five percent of all first place votes,
Speaker 2: and Pennsylvania was the most polarizing state with it recis
Speaker 2: e being the second most first place votes and the
Speaker 2: second most last place votes. Does that check out? Steve?
Speaker 3: Well, just goes to show that was on everything.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's right. That is Steve's takeaway. Phil, give us
Speaker 2: our final scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: Surely, Well, we've got Cody, Keith and Steve all with
Speaker 8: thirty points, Mary has thirty five, Brad and Clair have forty,
Speaker 8: Logan has forty five, and in first place, he's got
Speaker 8: sixty points victory from.
Speaker 3: Michael Man just so fall victory.
Speaker 2: Let's get Michael a microphone over here. Mike, Uh, how
Speaker 2: do you know so much about your fellow hunters and Anglers?
Speaker 4: I don't know. It just kind of went like a
Speaker 4: bit more logical, I think, well.
Speaker 2: A bit more logical than the other seven players.
Speaker 3: Yea, yeah, arguably.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, these Michiganers, you know, the mistake
Speaker 4: across the lake, as we refer to him from Wisconsin. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, they think they're they're good.
Speaker 5: You didn't pull people outside of seers in Kenosha?
Speaker 4: Did you thought that was a red herring? I thought
Speaker 4: it actually was people in Kenosha?
Speaker 2: So, Michael, did you put Wisconsin?
Speaker 3: Is one? Sure?
Speaker 2: Did? Where did you put Michigan? At number four? Okay?
Speaker 2: Number four? He wasn't going with logic there. He just
Speaker 2: wanted to insult the Michiganders in the room with that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know, I kind of want you know,
Speaker 4: that was a tough one because I almost to get
Speaker 4: it done. Arguably, in Michigan, I feel like would be
Speaker 4: a lot more difficult to harvest the deer, to be honest,
Speaker 4: because of the hunter percentage. But then you know, Pennsylvania people,
Speaker 4: they you know, they really think highly of themselves. And
Speaker 4: I like thought, all right, how many people in Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: were on the survey, But then I really got worried
Speaker 4: if it was more people in Texas on the survey, right,
Speaker 4: because it's like, at to Steve's point, you put them
Speaker 4: at put themselves at number one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I feel like some of the Texas people, if you
Speaker 6: get them anonymously, they'll admit, like, we're probably gonna be
Speaker 6: low on this.
Speaker 4: No way, there's no way a Texas personally really well,
Speaker 4: there is a feeder.
Speaker 3: You know. I went high in Missouri because they're killing
Speaker 3: out the stomp or bucks in Missouri. So I feel
Speaker 3: like people are seeing these big bucks out of Missouri
Speaker 3: is not Texas, Yeah, And I don't think so they're
Speaker 3: thinking that they must be super good at hunting.
Speaker 2: I don't think Missouri gets people worked up about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Wisconsin is putting the most booners on the wall,
Speaker 4: you know, and you're Missouri it is. Yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: on the top. Yeah, the number one young and and
Speaker 4: you're always reading about it with all the people with
Speaker 4: uh you know, magazine subscriptions.
Speaker 2: Keep rubbing it in. Michael. There you go, take well earned,
Speaker 2: I know, Michael. What happens to next is you get
Speaker 2: to choose with a five hundred dollars donation from me
Speaker 2: de to goes. So what's it gonna be?
Speaker 4: Step pheasants forever?
Speaker 2: Pheasants forever? What do we like about them? With your
Speaker 2: bird dog? Is that because your best friend is sitting
Speaker 2: about six inches away?
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly, Okay, yeah, no, I just think that they do,
Speaker 4: you know, really a lot of good programs, uh, kind
Speaker 4: of from coast to coast, and arguably you know, they
Speaker 4: cover a lot of the more upland species and just pheasants.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that they're mislabeled.
Speaker 2: But uh yeah, five hundred dollars going their way. And
Speaker 2: now the the Logan and Claire rivalry has another chapter
Speaker 2: in it. Uh, Claire won the last game, Logan wins
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 7: So you guys are all that I don't I don't
Speaker 7: really like it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't like this formatic game. You're right, that was that
Speaker 2: was established up front. You got that one to be fair, Steve,
Speaker 2: I like the golf idea, that's what we're gonna do,
Speaker 2: gonna happen.
Speaker 3: It's gonna take a game so far as unpopular and
Speaker 3: shoot as popularity.
Speaker 2: That's that is what's gonna happen next time.
Speaker 7: Were connecting it to.
Speaker 3: Golf, No, just shooting for a low score.
Speaker 6: Well, because then you're guessing a percentage every.
Speaker 2: Time, every time you'll get a chance.
Speaker 3: Because it's kind of chicken ship to be waving these paddles, right,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. Yeah, it's like you're not
Speaker 3: really getting in there and exposing yourself.
Speaker 6: And then I feel like there are a few times
Speaker 6: when we're like, you know, someone's right near the number
Speaker 6: and like, gosh, you just want to guess it with them.
Speaker 3: You know, we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna do a different next time. Thank you for having
Speaker 2: us at the Haley store coming out. Appreciate it. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do someun annual basis I think, come over here
Speaker 2: and have Steve lose it trivia. And then everyone cheers
Speaker 2: for Keith like a real, a real hearty cheer when
Speaker 2: it was declared that Keith got second.
Speaker 7: I'll take solver any day.
Speaker 3: Well, people that would like to see me lose bad
Speaker 3: should love the paddle game. And there we go.
Speaker 2: Join us next time for more Meat Eater Trivia, the
Speaker 2: only game show where conservation always wins.