Speaker 1: Are you on, Phil, We're on, as promise, as promise.
Speaker 1: It's the Christmas Special Trivia Blowout, Holiday Special Trivia blow
Speaker 1: because you could also listen like around New Year's there
Speaker 1: you go all other holidays you got? I don't know.
Speaker 1: And uh, it's a two part deal, two part within
Speaker 1: one thing. Is it gonna be like it? Could you
Speaker 1: do like an intermission between them? Phil, let's do it? Yeah? Okay,
Speaker 1: Uh Part one Standard Trivia, Part two, Family Feud Christmas Trivia. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just dominate, man, Yeah, I don't know that I'm gonna dominate. Okay,
Speaker 1: get us started. Oh, Philip, first explain what the hell
Speaker 1: you got? What's going on back there? Oh? Normally I
Speaker 1: have the scoreboard as a secret. It's my special little scoreboard.
Speaker 1: I decided to put it on the TV though for
Speaker 1: everyone seem so you found you found a app? Yeah,
Speaker 1: HiT's a website more or less. Keep the score, Keep
Speaker 1: keeping the score. Everyone can see it. But I think
Speaker 1: we should read it out loud because the listeners will
Speaker 1: not be able to see the scoreboard. That's right. Occasionally, now, Phil,
Speaker 1: when we do an audio question later on, we're not
Speaker 1: going to see that on the TV, right, We are
Speaker 1: not I still have a secret little scream just for me.
Speaker 1: Perfect Phil is good at this. We are playing meat
Speaker 1: eater trivia. This is trivia you're not going to get
Speaker 1: from Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit or any bar night trivia.
Speaker 1: These are born out of meat eaters for verticals. What
Speaker 1: are they? Steve hunt Fish, conservation of wild boots, And
Speaker 1: there is a prize. Meat eat will donate one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing the
Speaker 1: problem though, like it doesn't really work because like how
Speaker 1: do you put it? Where do you put a mountain
Speaker 1: man question? So if we go buy the verticals on
Speaker 1: our website, conservation has a whole lot of stuff rolled
Speaker 1: up into it, like natural history, anthropology, all right, going, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: The first time we played Brody one with six correct answers,
Speaker 1: the second time we played Steve one with four correct answers,
Speaker 1: and the third time we played Clay one with six
Speaker 1: correct answers. We have a full room here today. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking it's going to take another six pack, maybe seven
Speaker 1: to win today's episode. We're also joined by an unsanctioned
Speaker 1: winner of trivia, Seth Morris. I had have friends Giving
Speaker 1: aim my house. This year, Seth was the champion of
Speaker 1: a crew of fifteen people winning Thanksgiving trivia. That's right.
Speaker 1: Would you win bookends bookends Custom Spencer, New York bookends
Speaker 1: that are petrified wood coming off a high? Invite the
Speaker 1: other trivia champions today? Do you think you would have
Speaker 1: came to a friends giving to defend my title? That's
Speaker 1: a fair point. Sometime you're gonna have to have a
Speaker 1: champion of champions. Oh yeah, like a whole separate friends giving.
Speaker 1: We'll get there. We'll get there. So we have some
Speaker 1: housekeeping from the last time we played. I asked what
Speaker 1: the fifth ocean was that was added in the year
Speaker 1: two thousand. Was a correct answer the Southern Southern Ocean
Speaker 1: or the Antimarctic Ocean. I also asked our listeners to
Speaker 1: let me know if their children's textbooks were up to
Speaker 1: date with this information. About a dozen of you reached out,
Speaker 1: and one hundred percent of you said that their kids
Speaker 1: textbooks were up to date and taught that there are
Speaker 1: five oceans. So good on America's public education system. Also
Speaker 1: in the last episode, I asked what the most harvested
Speaker 1: duck was in America in twenty twenty, Phil, please play
Speaker 1: the clip of the crew revealing their answers most harvested duck.
Speaker 1: Does everyone have an answer? I'm going out on a
Speaker 1: limb reveal your answers. Steve says coot, Chester says greenheads,
Speaker 1: Corinn says mallard, Clay says mallard. Phil says mallard, Rick
Speaker 1: says Mallard, and Seth says green wing teal. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is Mallard. All right now, as you heard there,
Speaker 1: Steve declared Seth's answer as stupid for saying green winged teal,
Speaker 1: which was the second most harvested duck in American twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Not that stupid, set What I meant was it was
Speaker 1: I didn't say that, all right now. The actual stupid
Speaker 1: answer in the room was from Steve, who gave an
Speaker 1: answer that's not even a duck. About thirty listeners. About
Speaker 1: thirty listeners vigorously pointed out that a coot is technically
Speaker 1: a rail, which is not even close to being related
Speaker 1: to a duck. But Steve was so sure that coop
Speaker 1: was a correct answer he even pressed me on whether
Speaker 1: or not the US Fish and Wireless Service keeps track
Speaker 1: of coot harvest which they did already know that they do.
Speaker 1: So I would like to now provide Seth with an
Speaker 1: opportunity to tell Steve that his answer was stupid. Go ahead, Seth, no, listen,
Speaker 1: I feel I feel like I don't need to publicly
Speaker 1: shame him. I know, I just got public How's he
Speaker 1: gonna do a better job than somebody do? A? Go ahead? Ya?
Speaker 1: That's feeling the Christmas spirit? Yeah, all right, nobody, nobody
Speaker 1: the season for spreading cheers? That was stupid. Answers cheer, forgiveness, man,
Speaker 1: cheer and forgiveness. And I told you why I said it.
Speaker 1: I was afraid it was one of those secret questions,
Speaker 1: all right, And I took that as a compliment with
Speaker 1: Steve said it was stupid because I really know what
Speaker 1: it means. It's right. He liked it. And now onto
Speaker 1: our game of trivia. Play the music, Phil, Look, I
Speaker 1: need to know what I stay to win everything? How
Speaker 1: I'm saying, just tend to win everything. Well done, Here
Speaker 1: we go. The first question. The topic is biology. Like
Speaker 1: every time we've played, the first question will be multiple choice.
Speaker 1: Which game animal has an appendix which it uses to
Speaker 1: digest woody materials? Is it a rabbit, a white tail,
Speaker 1: a turkey, or a Farrell hog. Which game animal has
Speaker 1: an appendix which it uses to digest woody materials? A rabbit,
Speaker 1: a turkey, a white tail, or a Farrell hog. I'd
Speaker 1: like to get into the another part of this, okay,
Speaker 1: and maybe you know when you do that, that cute
Speaker 1: little thing about uh huh, like the what's up little baby?
Speaker 1: You might the tidbit might okay on something that I'm
Speaker 1: trying to think over it. Do you know this or
Speaker 1: what I feel as though I have it? Correct? Okay?
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer written down? An answer? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have hunter Spencer saying rabbit,
Speaker 1: Phil saying rabbit, Hayden saying whitetail, Sean saying Farrell hog,
Speaker 1: Brody saying rabbit, Chester saying rabbit, Yannis saying white tail,
Speaker 1: Steve saying rabbit, Krin saying turkey, and Seth saying Ferrell hog.
Speaker 1: The correct answer, which the room did very well, is
Speaker 1: rabbit is a little tidbit gonna get out of them
Speaker 1: eating their own poop. You'll see the appendix is a
Speaker 1: very rare organ in the animal kingdom. It's believed the
Speaker 1: only animals within appendix are primates, rabbits, possums, and wombats.
Speaker 1: If you want to find the appendix during your next
Speaker 1: knee cropsy, you'll locate it dangling off of the scum,
Speaker 1: which is where the colon and small intestine meet. Now
Speaker 1: they're not certain that it's for digesting wood and bark,
Speaker 1: but that is their best guess as of now. H
Speaker 1: can we please use the honor system and raise your
Speaker 1: hand if you got that right? There's just too many
Speaker 1: people in this room. Yeah, Brody, Chester, Steve and Hunter.
Speaker 1: Obviously it was wrong anyway. But the reason I went
Speaker 1: with hog is because like in anatomy class, they use
Speaker 1: hogs for like comparison, and so I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: they got to be similar enough that they have the dependence.
Speaker 1: That's exactly where I went. There's just show Deadliest Warrior
Speaker 1: where they would like, uh, put like a samurai versus
Speaker 1: an Old West cowboy, right, and they would test it.
Speaker 1: Phenomenal show. When they would test out the weapons, they
Speaker 1: would always do it against a hog carcass. So good reasoning,
Speaker 1: but it's incorrect question too. Wouldn't the cowboy win with
Speaker 1: a six shooter? I don't remember now I mean it's
Speaker 1: like a decade. They would put like like a New
Speaker 1: York mafio so versus like h Chinese. What was their
Speaker 1: mafia called, I don't remember now, Japanese Cuscusa. That's right.
Speaker 1: They would do matchups like that all over histories. Great show.
Speaker 1: I loved it. Great question to the topic is gear?
Speaker 1: According to the US Coast Guard, a canoe or kayak
Speaker 1: being used at night should contain four safety items named,
Speaker 1: two of them a kayak are canoe being used at night?
Speaker 1: Four safety items? I'm just looking for two. Don't give
Speaker 1: me three. Don't just shotgun answers out there? Two answers
Speaker 1: two and only two. That's some quick writing. This is
Speaker 1: a confident room. Everybody have an answer. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Hunter Spencer saying a flare
Speaker 1: gun and a life vest. We have Phil saying a
Speaker 1: flare and a PFD. We have Hayden who's hiding his answer.
Speaker 1: He says lights in life jacket, Sean saying airhorn, throwable,
Speaker 1: life vest, Brodie saying sound device and nave lights, Chester
Speaker 1: saying navigation lights and PFDs. Janis saying lights and life vest.
Speaker 1: Steve saying PFD and light corin saying light and life
Speaker 1: vest and seth saying life, vest and light. This room
Speaker 1: crushed it. The correct answers are PFD, navigation light, audio
Speaker 1: distressed device such as a whistle or horn, and a
Speaker 1: visual distress device such as a flare or spotlight. I think,
Speaker 1: damn near everybody got it. I'd like to point out
Speaker 1: that not only did I have it, but I had
Speaker 1: the top two in the proper order. Extra credit isn't
Speaker 1: think and used PFD. I don't think the US Coast
Speaker 1: Guard would like lessen your fine if they're like, well
Speaker 1: you had one and two, but you didn't have three
Speaker 1: and four on our list. So did everybody get it? Right? So? Wow?
Speaker 1: Well the first time ever, first time ever, Well done
Speaker 1: this room. Question three, the topic is cooking. This next
Speaker 1: great question comes to us via Ryan Nicoletti. If you
Speaker 1: have a question that you think is right from meat
Speaker 1: Eater Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the
Speaker 1: meat eator dot com. A micro file is a person
Speaker 1: who loves to hunt and cook. Blank. Can you repeat
Speaker 1: the question? What do you want? Jannie? Nothing, We're trying
Speaker 1: to keep it tight, and Yanni's got feedback. What's going
Speaker 1: on over there. You gotta tell the whole class now,
Speaker 1: Johnie was trying to tell Steve that you were doing
Speaker 1: a very good job. Yes, go ahead, I don't want
Speaker 1: it to go to your head. All right, all right again,
Speaker 1: this is from Ryan Nicole Letty. You can send your
Speaker 1: questions to tribute to media dot com. A microfile is
Speaker 1: a person who loves to hunt and cook blank. Can
Speaker 1: you spell it? Sure? M y ceo phi l e.
Speaker 1: A microfile is a person who loves to hunt and
Speaker 1: cook blank. A microfile again. A confident room. We have
Speaker 1: a hot start through three questions. It seems like everybody
Speaker 1: have an answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Hunter saying mushrooms, Phil saying mushrooms, mushrooms, mushrooms, mushrooms, mushrooms, mushrooms.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the room says mushrooms. Which is correct, back
Speaker 1: to back, one hundred percent shooting, well done. Room. On
Speaker 1: the contrary, a person who has an irrational fear of mushrooms,
Speaker 1: fungus or mold as they have Michael phobia. Essentially, it's
Speaker 1: based on a belief that any fungus and its environment
Speaker 1: is toxic. Some psychiatrists credit the video game Super Mario
Speaker 1: Brothers with increased michaelphobia among recent generations. What but you
Speaker 1: will but you want to get mushrooms in Mario? No,
Speaker 1: they're like they use a flyer Erican nerd open. That's right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like Toad like has a mushroom on his head. That's
Speaker 1: a little bit trippy. Yeah, yeah, well done. This room
Speaker 1: is doing well. Question four. Now, this next question is
Speaker 1: an audio question. Phil is going to play the chorus
Speaker 1: of a famous hunting anthem that was released in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety five. I need you to identify the singer and
Speaker 1: the name of the song. I'm looking for two more
Speaker 1: He has even played it. That order is go ahead, Phil,
Speaker 1: what me friend to name it? Song? Yes? Song, and
Speaker 1: singer Chester has his hand of doing a rock on
Speaker 1: symbol with his head furiously bopping up and down. You
Speaker 1: guys need to hear it again. You got Is there
Speaker 1: a hint in in what the clip that he played
Speaker 1: to the title. I will have Phil play at one
Speaker 1: more time. It's told me at twenty. Keep moving along,
Speaker 1: answer my question. I'm not gonna say anything like that.
Speaker 1: That's like you can't answer questions like that. Why not?
Speaker 1: There's a lot of words in that clip. So right
Speaker 1: down the song and the singer played again, Phil, this
Speaker 1: crew's no fun. Right down the song and the singer
Speaker 1: I think everybody has an answer except Jannis waiting on
Speaker 1: the honest, still writing Jannis, hasn't everyone reveal your answers?
Speaker 1: We have Hunter Spencer saying it is Ted Nugent and
Speaker 1: the song is Fred Baer. We have Phil who does
Speaker 1: not have an answer. We have Hayden not have an answer.
Speaker 1: We have Sean saying fred Bear Ted Nugent, Fred Bear,
Speaker 1: Ted Nugent, fred Bear, Ted Nugent. We have Jannis saying
Speaker 1: ten Nugent walk with me. We have Steve saying uncle Ted,
Speaker 1: and Fred Baer Karn without an answer. And we have
Speaker 1: seen saying Ted Nugent Fred Baer. The correct answer is
Speaker 1: that was Ted Nugent singing Fred Bare. And there was
Speaker 1: a hint in the chorus. I think he says fred
Speaker 1: Baer three times. That was too easy. Nugent wrote this
Speaker 1: song to honors friend Fred Baer, who died seven years
Speaker 1: earlier in nineteen eighty eight. Cried when he wrote the chorus,
Speaker 1: having this to say of his old hunting mentor quote unquote,
Speaker 1: Fred Baer was not only the world's greatest hunter, certainly
Speaker 1: the world's greatest bow hunter. He was probably the most
Speaker 1: sincere lovable guy I've ever met in my life. That
Speaker 1: at the end of that song, I'll point out a
Speaker 1: voice you hear, Fred Bahar, Yeah, come in like a
Speaker 1: like a ghost, something about teenagers and like if some
Speaker 1: of those teenage thrill seekers really wanted to get their thrill.
Speaker 1: That is what he starts by saying. Did you guys
Speaker 1: used to listen to that at KEG parties in Michigan
Speaker 1: at Everything night before Dear Open just on repeat? Oh? Yeah, man?
Speaker 1: And now the B side of that was Great White
Speaker 1: Buffalo from the album Spirit of the Wild. That's what
Speaker 1: he named his show. We're onto question five. The topic
Speaker 1: is conservation. Now. Some version saw him and Jackal at
Speaker 1: the uh Whiplash Bash one year and the guy from
Speaker 1: Jackal came out with no clothes on into chainsaw. Wow
Speaker 1: that one at the Whiplash Bash. I wasn't there, but
Speaker 1: he would shot his bow. He had a great white
Speaker 1: buffalo thing and shot his bow and missed it, and
Speaker 1: shot his bow and missed it again and then got
Speaker 1: down and worship the target. Wow. You think that was
Speaker 1: improv and then went down to Ohio and shot his
Speaker 1: bow and got arrested for discharging weapon. In City Lives.
Speaker 1: There's a ton of explosions at Ted nugat concerts too.
Speaker 1: Just the whiplash bash was a big deal. Man, go on,
Speaker 1: I would guess planned and unplanned explosions. Question five topic
Speaker 1: is conservation. Now. Some version of this next great question
Speaker 1: was sent to me by three different people, Trevor Hall,
Speaker 1: bj Grimmer, and Connord Lidstrom. If you have a question
Speaker 1: you think is right for media trivia, send it to
Speaker 1: trivia at the meadeater dot com. You know, one time
Speaker 1: Nugget opened up a bar. Who's Nugget? Okay opened up?
Speaker 1: Did the grand opening of a bar in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Speaker 1: Some friends of mine went down there and they had
Speaker 1: a ribbon and they held the ribbon real tight, and
Speaker 1: he came out and shot it. Didn't miss that. I
Speaker 1: can't remember what they said. I think you hit it.
Speaker 1: They're putting enough tension on the ribbon broke when you
Speaker 1: hit him. Yeah, all right. The question is According to
Speaker 1: rm EF, there are four remaining subspecies of elkin. North
Speaker 1: America named two of them. According to r M ef
Speaker 1: there are four remaining subspecies of elk in North America.
Speaker 1: Named two of them this question again, three of you
Speaker 1: sent it in. That's how you know it's a good question.
Speaker 1: Trevor Hall, B. J. Grimmer, and Connor Lindstrom just looking
Speaker 1: for two of the four. Everybody has an answer, honest,
Speaker 1: don't reveal your answers until we're ready. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Hunter saying Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain.
Speaker 1: Steve phil without an answer. We have Hayden saying Rocky
Speaker 1: Mountain and Rosie. We have Sean saying Roosevelt and two
Speaker 1: lead Broke saying Roosevelt, Rocky Mountain, Chester saying Rocky Mountain,
Speaker 1: and Tully who did spell it very wrong. Just so
Speaker 1: you know at home, fanatically correct Janie saying Rocky Mountain
Speaker 1: and Roosevelt, Steve sang Tully and Rocky Mountain, Krin saying
Speaker 1: red red Stag, and nothing, Seth saying Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain.
Speaker 1: The four remaining subspecies of elk are Rocky Mountain, Roosevelt's, Tully,
Speaker 1: and Manitoban. Nobody said Manitoban had to put all form down,
Speaker 1: wasn't Merriams one. Ah, Now there are there are two
Speaker 1: extinct subspecies of elk in North America which happened to
Speaker 1: share your name with wild turkeys. Those are the Merriam's elk,
Speaker 1: which were found in Mexico and the American Southwest, as
Speaker 1: well as eastern elk, which were found east of the
Speaker 1: Mississippi River. Phil, go ahead and give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 1: We have Steve with five, Chester with five. Now, mnd
Speaker 1: you there have only been five questions so far, so
Speaker 1: that's right, Karin with two, Jannis with three, Seth with four,
Speaker 1: Hunter with five, myself with three, Hayden with three, Sean
Speaker 1: with four, and Brodie Henderson with five. Well done, room
Speaker 1: we are We are on to question six. The topic
Speaker 1: is cooking. What is the most commonly used fish to
Speaker 1: create imitation? Crab meat? Okay? What is the most commonly is?
Speaker 1: Whatever you think is correct? Whatever you think is correct?
Speaker 1: What is the most commonly used fish to create imitation? Oh? Man?
Speaker 1: Can I have the rest of that? Spelling? Now? When
Speaker 1: we played Thanksgiving Trivia, one of the questions, oh I
Speaker 1: didn't mean now? One of the questions of spell cornicope,
Speaker 1: which was very tricky, thing about like three out of
Speaker 1: fifteen got it right. This is not all that's right.
Speaker 1: There is uh yeah, there's you in there. I believe
Speaker 1: this is not a spelling Get that one right. Does
Speaker 1: everybody have an answer? Wrong? Again? What's the most commonly
Speaker 1: used fish to create imitation crab meat? Go ahead and
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Hunter saying skate. We have
Speaker 1: Phil saying trout. Hayden doesn't have an answer, Sean saying cod,
Speaker 1: Brody's saying pollock. Chester, you're saying cod, Yanna saying pollock,
Speaker 1: Stephen saying pollock, Corin saying pollock, and Seth saying cod.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is Alaskan pollock. I will accept pollock.
Speaker 1: If you wrote pollock. I see why Sethi was saying.
Speaker 1: If it's a spelling question, he must have it wrong
Speaker 1: for a certain Please please raise your hand. If you
Speaker 1: got it correct, Steve that Yannis went derogatory with his answer.
Speaker 1: We have Brody, Yannis, Steve Karin getting it correct. It
Speaker 1: was the lasting poll Americans consume on average twice as
Speaker 1: much imitation crab meat as real crab meat. The imitation
Speaker 1: crab meat is made by pulverizing pollock, which is then
Speaker 1: heated and pressed into shapes that resemble crab flesh, and
Speaker 1: then they die. Then they die, little bits of it red.
Speaker 1: There are other added ingredients like food, dye, water binding agents, egg,
Speaker 1: white starch, vegetable oil, and sugar. When I was a kid,
Speaker 1: I much preferred fake. Oh yeah, really, I think when
Speaker 1: I was a little kid, sometimes you'd go to a
Speaker 1: salad bar and you'd be able to get like crab
Speaker 1: with a k to spill, and if you got it
Speaker 1: kind of warm and dipped it in butter, that was
Speaker 1: good man. Yea, we are onto question seven. We still
Speaker 1: have Steve batting one hundred percent. Yeah, plus others, right, Steven,
Speaker 1: Brody Steve and Brody Wow, defending trivia champions. We're all checks.
Speaker 1: We've had longest checking answers. That's true. Question seven. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's just a function of age. Oh go on, you
Speaker 1: ask more. Millennia plays like in his forties, right, So yeah,
Speaker 1: function of age. Yeah, I mean that nugent question is
Speaker 1: going to be easier the older. The topic is upland
Speaker 1: according to the a k C, the two most popular
Speaker 1: bird hunting breeds in America are the Labrador Retriever and
Speaker 1: Golden retriever what bird hunting dog breed is in third place?
Speaker 1: Oh so this is according to the a k C
Speaker 1: who tracks this. They say that the Labrador Retriever and
Speaker 1: Golden Retriever are one in two. What is three and
Speaker 1: I'm looking for a bird hunting breed? I think, damn it.
Speaker 1: But here's the deal man. Yeah, there's a lot that
Speaker 1: are contenders. Well, there's a lot of labs that are
Speaker 1: in this country have nothing to do with hunting and
Speaker 1: ship right and goldens. I don't even know the last
Speaker 1: time I saw a Golden retriever hunting. Yeah, the dumbest
Speaker 1: dogs in the world. So it's not a hunting dog
Speaker 1: questions like a ownership right, it's a Lamb's gonna be
Speaker 1: the most owned dog in America. This is a hunting
Speaker 1: dog question. I'm not letting you, not letting you muddy
Speaker 1: the water. You can read the question request. I'm saying
Speaker 1: it's a hunting question. Golden Retrievers like unanimously don't hunt
Speaker 1: bird dog right, not like terriers dog bird dog? Two
Speaker 1: most popular breeds by the Laborador Retriever and Golden Retriever.
Speaker 1: What is third and I'm looking for a bird hunting dog?
Speaker 1: Does anybody haven't answered. We're waiting on the the bird
Speaker 1: hunting guy. He's on, hold on, hold on, Well, who's
Speaker 1: not there's no bird hunting aficion all right, go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Hunter saying a GSP,
Speaker 1: which is a gold or a German short hair pointer?
Speaker 1: Phil without an answer, Hayden saying GSP sean GSP, GESP, GSP.
Speaker 1: We have Jannis saying a setter. We have Steve saying
Speaker 1: a cocker spaniel. We have Corin saying a drawthar I
Speaker 1: think still be saying an English pointer. The correct answer
Speaker 1: is a German short hair pointer. I'm so happy I
Speaker 1: got that. Please you? So you're still like Hunter being
Speaker 1: now Brody pulled ahead, but he's older. If you would
Speaker 1: have said poodle, I would have also accepted that answer.
Speaker 1: There are technically more poodles than German shorthair pointers in America,
Speaker 1: and some of them are owned for the purpose of hunting.
Speaker 1: Our friend Tony Peterson actually identified poodles as one of
Speaker 1: the most under the radar bird hunting breeds in an
Speaker 1: article called Underrated bird dog Breeds you should consider getting
Speaker 1: if you want to know the other two breeds. He names.
Speaker 1: You'll have to go to our website and read the article.
Speaker 1: So for the purpose of this question, I would accept poodle,
Speaker 1: which now you said, but the better answer is German
Speaker 1: shorthair pointer. We are on to question eight, and at
Speaker 1: the top of the leaderboard we have Brody with seven.
Speaker 1: Steve was six and Hunter was six. How old are
Speaker 1: you Hunter? Forty five? Okay, it's an age thing. We've
Speaker 1: learned its name chester Chester. I'm sorry, nine decade. Imagine
Speaker 1: how good he'd be doing. We are on to question eighth.
Speaker 1: The topic is conservation. How many total questions? They're ten questions?
Speaker 1: Ten questions. This is question eight, so we have three left.
Speaker 1: The topic is conservation. Name one of the three longest
Speaker 1: undamned rivers in the lower forty eight. Name one of
Speaker 1: the three longest undamned rivers in the lower forty eight.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for one of the three longest undamned rivers
Speaker 1: in the lower forty eight? Phill, are you still playing?
Speaker 1: You know, man, I've kind of given up by now. Okay?
Speaker 1: Is this is uh the most mixed bag room I've
Speaker 1: seen that We had some chess. You're writing down answer
Speaker 1: before I even finished the question, and others who I
Speaker 1: don't think I've written anything yet. You need to get
Speaker 1: one of the little hour glass deals. Oh I think
Speaker 1: I think this honor system works. No, No, I mean
Speaker 1: like where this You gotta hurry up? Does everybody have
Speaker 1: an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Hunter saying Missouri, Phil without an answer, Hayden Sang Yellowstone,
Speaker 1: Sean saying Arkansas, Brody Yellowstone, Chester, Yellowstone, Yannis Yellowstone, Steve
Speaker 1: yellows I did you one better and did not just
Speaker 1: one of the three. I did the longest undammed river
Speaker 1: Corin with no answer, and seth with Delaware. The correct
Speaker 1: answers are the Yellowstone River, which flows through Wyoming, Montana,
Speaker 1: and North Dakota, the White River, which flows through Nebraska
Speaker 1: and South Dakota, and Salmon River, which flows through Idaho
Speaker 1: now Delaware is actually four right there, but couldn't quite
Speaker 1: get it. Let's see hands in the air. If you
Speaker 1: got that one, ride Hayden rod. The Yellowstone River is
Speaker 1: six hundred and ninety two miles long, the White rivers
Speaker 1: five hundred and eighty, and the Salmon River is four
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five. While these are the longest undammed
Speaker 1: rivers in the lower forty eight. Alaska actually has five
Speaker 1: undammed rivers that are longer than any of them. How
Speaker 1: is the salmon not damned? Well, they haven't put any
Speaker 1: damns on it yet. Brody still perfect, BARROTI, Well, we've
Speaker 1: already broken the record for most correct answers at this point,
Speaker 1: so now it's it's just going for first place in gravy.
Speaker 1: But yeah, but there's two answers. There's two questions left.
Speaker 1: I could still live right, always staying humble. Question nine,
Speaker 1: the topic is waterfoul like right now, I'm already in trouble.
Speaker 1: Now this question is a visual question. I'm going to
Speaker 1: show the room a picture. I will do my best
Speaker 1: to describe it to the listeners. But if you want
Speaker 1: to play along for real, I'll post this picture to
Speaker 1: my Instagram and you can find it there. So pause
Speaker 1: this right now and go to at Spencer new Art
Speaker 1: on Instagram if if you want to see what the
Speaker 1: room is seeing. So giving you a second, you have
Speaker 1: now went to Instagram, You've looked at the picture, you've
Speaker 1: come back, you followed me, you've liked the picture. You've
Speaker 1: got to target it out for coke, And now you're
Speaker 1: finding some coke. That's right, all right, I will show
Speaker 1: the room the picture after I read the prompt. This
Speaker 1: comically large shotgun, which was about thirteen feet long and
Speaker 1: had a boar diameter of two inches, was largely banned
Speaker 1: nationwide in the eighteen sixties because it could bring down
Speaker 1: entire flocks of birds with a single trigger pole. What
Speaker 1: I am now showing the room the picture? Wow? Yep,
Speaker 1: some some of the room did not even need the visual.
Speaker 1: That's your standard pheasant gun current. He's one of those
Speaker 1: for Turkey season this year. That dude uproar if you
Speaker 1: want to see the photo Instagram at God's blessed their shoulders?
Speaker 1: How did they guess? No? So this I would tell
Speaker 1: you this is not a question where it's like pump
Speaker 1: shotgun or scout rifle or boat at the rifle tips
Speaker 1: I'm saying, But like somebody could come up with, like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's a four gauge. That's not right. I'm not looking
Speaker 1: for that. This has a name. Steve, trying to protect
Speaker 1: his second place right now, says no tips man, the
Speaker 1: man who always asks for tips. I have a path
Speaker 1: toward victory. Still you do. I don't think he's got
Speaker 1: a fall, not now, because Rodi's gonna get this too easy.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? Yes, Hunter is still writing,
Speaker 1: will give him three two one, reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Hunter saying the squirrel buster fill without an answer,
Speaker 1: Hayden saying punt gun, punt gun, punt gun. We have
Speaker 1: Chester saying one gauge said is not the right answer.
Speaker 1: That it's that it shot of a slug coming out
Speaker 1: of that gun would weigh one pound. We have Jannis saying,
Speaker 1: what your punt gun, Steve, punt gun, Karin saying the
Speaker 1: big bad bazooka, and Seth saying punt gun. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is the punt gun. Oh man, I'm glad. The
Speaker 1: average punt gun range from a two gauge to a
Speaker 1: four gage and could fire over a pound of pellets
Speaker 1: at once. Wow. The guns were often so big that
Speaker 1: they needed to be mounted to punts, which are small,
Speaker 1: flat bottom boats with a square bot. Chester's one gauge
Speaker 1: is and that's not correct. It's not correct. He was
Speaker 1: half right. While you can't legally use a punt gun
Speaker 1: for hunting anymore, you can legally own one. They are
Speaker 1: very rare and hard to come buy, though, I was
Speaker 1: able to find a few in online auctions, ranging anywhere
Speaker 1: from four thousand dollars to ten thousand dollars. You could
Speaker 1: buy one. You could buy one. Are you gonna buy
Speaker 1: one now? Unless you like pony up five thousand bucks? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How serious you were? You know? Yeah? Because we could
Speaker 1: shoot it. I would love to have that on the
Speaker 1: wall in this room, thirteen feet long punch. It'd be
Speaker 1: interesting to see, like just on a decoy spread. What
Speaker 1: that but that pattern would look like how many decoys
Speaker 1: you'd thing? Okay, we are going into question ten and
Speaker 1: at the top of the leaderboard we have Brody with nine.
Speaker 1: Who's playing perfect game? A perfect game? You know you're
Speaker 1: not even supposed to talk about a perfect game? What's happening?
Speaker 1: So we broke in that rule, Steve, question off. The
Speaker 1: room as a hole is doing very well. We have
Speaker 1: a lot of people with five and six. So well done,
Speaker 1: Mediator Crew. Question ten. The topic is trapping. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: now this next great question. This game is rigged right
Speaker 1: now and the right order is going to be what
Speaker 1: save for the last question? This is the last question.
Speaker 1: The last question. This next great question comes to us
Speaker 1: via Sean Morrison. If you have a question that you
Speaker 1: think is right for media trivia, send it to trivia
Speaker 1: at the mediator dot com. What New England state is
Speaker 1: the last place in America where you can legally trap
Speaker 1: a black bear? There is only one state where you
Speaker 1: can legally tramp a black bear, and it's in New England.
Speaker 1: What is it? Looked like a few people maybe knew it,
Speaker 1: but most of the room is just going to be
Speaker 1: taking a guess. And Brodie, Brodie, why you narrowed it
Speaker 1: down so much? Because black bears live in like forty states.
Speaker 1: Brodie's in the guessing crew right now? Have you written
Speaker 1: anything yet? Yeah? Okay, all right, just let Steve. Steve
Speaker 1: looked like the knowing the answer crew. Brodie looked like
Speaker 1: the guessing crew. And Chester are you in up there?
Speaker 1: Chester was in the guessing crew as well? Go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. You're not You're not gonna win anyway,
Speaker 1: Hunter saying New Hampshire, Phil who doesn't know any New
Speaker 1: England states, Hayden saying Maine, Sean saying Maine, Brody saying Mane,
Speaker 1: Chester saying Mane, Yeah, honest, Maine, Steve, Maine, Karin, New Hampshire,
Speaker 1: and seth Maine. The correct answer is Maine. Perfect. While
Speaker 1: trapping participation has been on a steady decline for decades,
Speaker 1: Maine has sold a record number of bear trapping licenses
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six hundred ninety eight to residents in
Speaker 1: ninety eight to non residents. Legal traps include cable traps,
Speaker 1: bucket traps, tube traps, and pipe traps. Well done, Brody,
Speaker 1: who got ten out of ten? Correct? Is there any
Speaker 1: other place that you can trap them? That's it? That's it.
Speaker 1: Maine also boasts of being the only stay at where
Speaker 1: you can hound hunt, bait hunt, and trap them. And
Speaker 1: it's funny because you often see this talked about by
Speaker 1: anti hunting groups, but I think it sort of does
Speaker 1: the opposite thing. It's like, son of a bitch, I
Speaker 1: should go to Maine because I knew everything there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's Brody win? Brody gets to choose. Brody is also
Speaker 1: the first defending champ being to win twice, So we've
Speaker 1: had Brody winning twice, Steve winning. I was gonna say
Speaker 1: you should get two. You need to choose one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars to be donated to the conservation organization of your choice.
Speaker 1: What's it gonna be Brodi National Wild Turkey Federation. Okay,
Speaker 1: well done, Brodie. Last time you went TRCP so making
Speaker 1: changeing it up? I like it. Yeah, congrass, that's off
Speaker 1: the perfect game. Now we are moving on to Christmas
Speaker 1: family feud. For this, we will need to draft teams
Speaker 1: to determine who's in what family. We're gonna have Steven
Speaker 1: Brody be the ones who choose teams. Brody, since you won,
Speaker 1: you can choose first. Good choice by Steve, Joannie. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try to get my team. So it's over here
Speaker 1: and you're over there. I'll take this guy, Sean Weaver
Speaker 1: back to see, well, should we just divide it like
Speaker 1: down the room? No, go ahead and draft Spencer screating drama.
Speaker 1: I'm picking who I want in on my Christmas Trivia team.
Speaker 1: On your Christmas Trivi, who do you think that's the
Speaker 1: most about Christmas Krin? We have Chester Hayden, Phil Hunter Left.
Speaker 1: I got a host, Phil, Phil has chosen Steve. I
Speaker 1: just want with Phil. Oh, who did you pick? I'm sorry?
Speaker 1: So we have who left? Sean? No Hunter and Chester Hunter?
Speaker 1: And Chester Hunter and Chester Left? I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I come in second. I wasn't trying to do it
Speaker 1: that way. I was trying to do it where the
Speaker 1: room would be divided in half. Hunter, Chester, You're with me?
Speaker 1: Chester here? Sorry, Chester here? All right, We now need
Speaker 1: to take an intermission. We're gonna freshen up drinks and
Speaker 1: divide the room and we'll be back with more Christmas trivia.
Speaker 1: We are back from an intermission. This is a very
Speaker 1: special Christmas edition of Family Feud. Who in this room knows?
Speaker 1: Is there anybody who's like, what the hell does that mean?
Speaker 1: Everybody knows it all right, if you haven't heard it
Speaker 1: or played it, though, every single question is going to
Speaker 1: be Christmas related. If you're not familiar as Family Feud.
Speaker 1: Our crew is split up into two teams. Then a
Speaker 1: member from each team will face off to determine who
Speaker 1: gets control of the board. During the face off, whoever
Speaker 1: provides the highest ranking answer will get to choose if
Speaker 1: their team passes or plays. During the main play, each
Speaker 1: member of the team will provide answers they think or
Speaker 1: on the board. If you get it wrong, you will
Speaker 1: get a strike. Phil has a sound effects. You only
Speaker 1: get three strikes before the other team gets an opportunity
Speaker 1: to steal When a team has a chance to steal,
Speaker 1: they will come together as a group to decide what
Speaker 1: they think is the best answer, which the captain will provide,
Speaker 1: being Brodie and Steve. There are four rounds, the last
Speaker 1: of which is the most crucial to win because the
Speaker 1: point totals are tripled the first question. The first team
Speaker 1: to get three hundred points earns one hundred dollars towards
Speaker 1: a conservation organization of their choice. They also get to
Speaker 1: play for fast money for a chance to double their donation.
Speaker 1: In the first round, it is Steve versus Brodie. I
Speaker 1: will read the prompt. Whoever rings in first gets to
Speaker 1: give their first answer, right, So if Steve rings in first,
Speaker 1: you get to give your answer. Say you think the
Speaker 1: answer is blue and blue is the number one answer,
Speaker 1: then you get to choose if your team passes or plays.
Speaker 1: If you give the answer blue and that's the third answer,
Speaker 1: Brody gets a chance to give the first to the
Speaker 1: second answer. If he gives like the second or the
Speaker 1: first one, then his team wins, and he gets to
Speaker 1: decide if they're going to pass or play. And by
Speaker 1: play you mean give the rest of the answers. By
Speaker 1: play you mean give the rest of the answers, and
Speaker 1: if you can't come up with like all eight of them,
Speaker 1: then the other team gets a chance to steal. They
Speaker 1: just have to come up with one. Huh. Okay, I
Speaker 1: don't really understand, but I'm gonna start asking a question. Okay,
Speaker 1: So for this first part, I just need whoever rings
Speaker 1: in first, we'll get to give the answer. Top seven
Speaker 1: answers are on the board. Remember this is Christmas themed.
Speaker 1: Name a place that's open on Christmas Day? First? That
Speaker 1: can't work Chinese restaurant. Correct, That is the number one
Speaker 1: answer on the board. So you get to choose if
Speaker 1: you are going to play or pass. And I will
Speaker 1: say this, I'm not necessarily looking for specifics, right, Like
Speaker 1: instead of McDonald's, you would say fast food, a restaurant Chinese? Like,
Speaker 1: how do we know how many we have to come
Speaker 1: up with? Because there are seven, I'm telling you there
Speaker 1: are seven. One hundred people were pulled to give these answers.
Speaker 1: The top seven answers are on the board. Brodie, is
Speaker 1: your team going to pass or play? Yeah? Just like
Speaker 1: good answer. Whatever. You get a strike and your team
Speaker 1: gets three strikes the other side, so you you have
Speaker 1: to choose if you're gonna play, you need to get seven. No,
Speaker 1: the huddling does not happen unless you're stealing. This is
Speaker 1: an individual answer giving game, despite you being on a team.
Speaker 1: All right, let's try it. Brody says, they are going
Speaker 1: to play. So we are now on to SETH. We're
Speaker 1: gonna go down the road here SETH. Top seven answers
Speaker 1: are on the board. Fast food or restaurant was number one.
Speaker 1: Name a place that's open on Christmas Day? Walmart? Walmart?
Speaker 1: That is a correct answer. Grocery store or retail store
Speaker 1: is number two. Twenty three. People said that way to
Speaker 1: hype him up. Team. We are now on to ch
Speaker 1: Yes here the hospital. The hospital, hospital is correct. That
Speaker 1: is number six. Ye. Yeah. If you're not familiar with
Speaker 1: family feud, there's a lot of hype going on, people
Speaker 1: being like, good answer, good answer. Have you have you
Speaker 1: never seen family feud? I'm sure. Earlier when he asked
Speaker 1: if we are now on to Sean, Sean, I need
Speaker 1: you to name a place that is open on Christmas Day.
Speaker 1: Your team has no strikes thus far. You have answers one, two,
Speaker 1: and six. There are seven answers on the board. Church church,
Speaker 1: Oh way wrong? Answer. Nobody said that in the pulling
Speaker 1: of one hundred people. Dang, I can't believe I blew
Speaker 1: that on church see would say it's a war on Christmas.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Steve say it. You get three, you get
Speaker 1: three strikes. We are now on to Heyd and Heyd
Speaker 1: and you have one strike. Name a place that's open
Speaker 1: on Christmas Day a gas station? Gas station, that is correct.
Speaker 1: That is the third most said question. Now we are
Speaker 1: on to Brodie Brody, I need you to name a
Speaker 1: place that's open on Christmas Day. We have one, two
Speaker 1: and three and six are off the board. We're looking
Speaker 1: for four to five and seven. Name a place that's
Speaker 1: open on Christmas Day. Yeah, because this is hard. One strike,
Speaker 1: I'll say the bars are open, the bars a man.
Speaker 1: No team is stealing it, So steal right now. So
Speaker 1: this I need Steve's team to be thinking about what
Speaker 1: might be four to five or seven because you guys
Speaker 1: may have an opportunity to steal if Seth doesn't get
Speaker 1: this correct. Seth, name a place that's open on Christmas Day.
Speaker 1: A reminder, we have fast food, retailer, grocery, gas station.
Speaker 1: And then at number six is hospital. Oh two strikes.
Speaker 1: We need an answer the mall the mall. Oh man,
Speaker 1: we are now over to Steve's team. Steve, you guys
Speaker 1: can talk aloud, talk with each other, figure out what
Speaker 1: you think is four, five or seven one. You just
Speaker 1: need to find one of them. You guys can talk. No,
Speaker 1: you can talk out loud, be honest. There's no no.
Speaker 1: If you guys get it correct, you get the points.
Speaker 1: Don't get it. The other team will get the points.
Speaker 1: We have but top first one talk a lot number two.
Speaker 1: But we need but we need to fill out the
Speaker 1: rest of the no on one movie. Yeah, what are
Speaker 1: you guys deciding that's what's good one? What are you
Speaker 1: We're deciding between movie theater, airport or other public transport.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna go with movie theater. I need
Speaker 1: Steve to give the answer, he says. Steve says movie theater.
Speaker 1: That is correct. I didn't come up with it. I
Speaker 1: just said movie theater is number four. Eight people said
Speaker 1: that airport is number five. Well done, jan Five people
Speaker 1: said that, and number seven is hotel. Two people said hotel.
Speaker 1: All right, we are now onto the second round. Brody
Speaker 1: and Steve give your buzzards to somebody else. You guys,
Speaker 1: will not participate in the second round. We have what
Speaker 1: do you mean? No, not mean somebody else has some
Speaker 1: great answers. You want to do it? Give it the hunter,
Speaker 1: can you do it? Pass it? We got last place
Speaker 1: on this is Christmas. This is Christmas, so we have
Speaker 1: faith in you. Who has the bells? Here we have
Speaker 1: Phil versus Hayden, the audio engineers going head to head.
Speaker 1: A reminder, Well, yeah, well we'll need we'll need some
Speaker 1: help from that end of the room. Do you have
Speaker 1: your bud do you have your buswers ready? Post? Top
Speaker 1: seven answers are on the board. Name a popular Christmas carol?
Speaker 1: Jingle bells? We had Phil saying jingle bells. Jingle bells
Speaker 1: is the number one answer? How many? How many answers
Speaker 1: on them? There are just seven? Who was first? I could?
Speaker 1: I could hear no different. I was beautiful. Are you
Speaker 1: going to oh? I think? I think in the spirit
Speaker 1: of fun, let's play. They got to play the last one.
Speaker 1: The clock all right, So we are up to Corin Karin.
Speaker 1: I need this. I need this family, the Brody Henderson family,
Speaker 1: to be quiet a little bit. Top seven answers are
Speaker 1: on the board. Name a popular Christmas Carola. Hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: we need we need the Brodie Henderson family to be quiet.
Speaker 1: Karan is now going to give an answer, twelve days
Speaker 1: of Christmas. Twelve days of Christmas. Good one, Karin, good one,
Speaker 1: good one. It's definite. We are now onto Jannis. Yannis, beannest.
Speaker 1: You guys have the number one answers on the board,
Speaker 1: jingle bells, and you have one strike. Name a popular
Speaker 1: Christmas Carol? No, okay, Frosty the Snowman. Frosty the snow Man. Correct. Yea,
Speaker 1: that is the number three most popular answer. Be honest,
Speaker 1: you should have been the first overall pick if you weren't.
Speaker 1: You got this down. We are now on to Hunter. Hunter.
Speaker 1: You guys have number one jingle bells, number three Frosty
Speaker 1: and a strike. I need you to name a popular
Speaker 1: Christmas Carol. Rudolph the Red Nose, rain Dark what ca? Yeah.
Speaker 1: We are now on to Steve. Steve your team. Nope, Steve,
Speaker 1: we need you to name a popular Christmas Carol's a reminder,
Speaker 1: if you don't get this right, the other team will
Speaker 1: have a chance to steal. We're onto Stephen Ronella Silent Knight,
Speaker 1: Silent Night. I like it. I like it. That is correct.
Speaker 1: Silent night or something wrong? That is the seventh most
Speaker 1: popular answer. Five people. And now we are on to Phil.
Speaker 1: I was out of the room. What did Carin say
Speaker 1: that that was wrong? Twelve days Christmas twelve? Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say deck the halls. Deck the halls fell nice? Nice.
Speaker 1: I like it. I'm feeling it. That is correct. That
Speaker 1: is the fourth most popular answer. We need the Brodie
Speaker 1: Henderson family to quiet down. Please deck the halls had
Speaker 1: ten people say it. We are back to Krinn Karn.
Speaker 1: Your team has two strokes. If you don't get it right,
Speaker 1: the Brodie Henderson family will get a chance to steal
Speaker 1: name a popular Christmas Carol, Oh, there's two that I
Speaker 1: can't White Christmas, White Christmas? What America? We are over, Tusie.
Speaker 1: Brodie Henderson family. They have been talking for a half
Speaker 1: hour about what it might be. I hope they have
Speaker 1: it correct. The answer will need to come from the
Speaker 1: captain Brodie. Oh that's a bad answer. Oh look Brodie,
Speaker 1: what are you guys deciding between? What are you deciding
Speaker 1: between right now? Like? What's been the discuss? What is
Speaker 1: it old saying old lang sign? That's that's smart but
Speaker 1: it ain't it, and the Steve Ronnella family wins again.
Speaker 1: The second how are they asking this questions? The second
Speaker 1: most popular answer was we wish whoever answers the phone Christmas?
Speaker 1: Five was Joy to the World. Six was Santa Claus
Speaker 1: is coming to town. Geez, this is gonna go with
Speaker 1: that one that Mariah carry the modern classic. I hear
Speaker 1: you there's that one that would not go overwhelming more
Speaker 1: that Gallant wants to go home. I hope that's one
Speaker 1: of my favorites, like the Harvey winst all right, no, no, no, no, cold.
Speaker 1: Who is going to be going head to head next?
Speaker 1: So far we've had Steve versus Brody Hayden versus Phil
Speaker 1: Who is getting the bells? Next? We're on two round.
Speaker 1: I already had the bell. Oh I thought you had
Speaker 1: the bell? Hunter, you want it, you want it, you
Speaker 1: can pass you want I'm going with going with the winner,
Speaker 1: so we have to be honest versus Sean con Corinne
Speaker 1: versus Sean A last second outible top seven answers are
Speaker 1: on the board. Where is the tomb? When he says,
Speaker 1: they're on the board right here. This is the board.
Speaker 1: You really got to watch the show Steve Steve Harvey's
Speaker 1: Magnetic Top Seven answers are on the board. Name an
Speaker 1: item you'd need to dress as Santa Claus corin A hat?
Speaker 1: A good answer? Darn says hat. Hat is the number
Speaker 1: one answer. So Korean, you get to choose will your
Speaker 1: team pass or play? There are seven answers on definitely play.
Speaker 1: They are definitely they like it, The team likes it.
Speaker 1: Feeling inspired. Hunter, you are first. Name an item you'd
Speaker 1: need to dress a Santa Claus. A beard? A beard?
Speaker 1: Good answer? That is correct. That is the number two answer,
Speaker 1: may be nervous. One and two were off the board.
Speaker 1: Hat and beard. We are now to Jannis. Yannis, name
Speaker 1: an item you'd need to dress as Santa Claus A
Speaker 1: red jacket? A red jacket, that is correct. That is
Speaker 1: the fourth most popular answer. You seem very confident. Now
Speaker 1: I wasn't actually confident. No, we're on to Steve. Steve.
Speaker 1: We need you to name an you'd need to dress
Speaker 1: the Santa Claus boots. Boots is correct. Oh, that is
Speaker 1: the seventh most popular answer. Only two people said it,
Speaker 1: But so far you guys have a perfect We are
Speaker 1: now too. Phil got that one because Phil we need
Speaker 1: you to name it item you need to dress Santa
Speaker 1: Claus as a reminder, Number one is hat, Number two
Speaker 1: is beard, Number four is red coat. Number seven is boots.
Speaker 1: We're looking for three, five, and six. If there's something
Speaker 1: Santa loaves, it's a big old sack. I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: a big old sack, A big old sack. I would
Speaker 1: not have said that's not on the list. We are
Speaker 1: back to Karne Karin, who got us started with hat. Hat. Karne,
Speaker 1: name something you'd need. I can't shot out what I
Speaker 1: think she should say, but this team can be discussing.
Speaker 1: Sannah needs a belt a belt. Belt is correct? That
Speaker 1: is red pants. Slash belt is the fifth most popular answer.
Speaker 1: Helm they put the pants in the belt in the
Speaker 1: same category they did they did. Humm, belt is going together?
Speaker 1: I mean they work together, but I don't think i'm
Speaker 1: as a unit. We are now looking for answers three
Speaker 1: and six. Your team is right one strike one. We
Speaker 1: only need two more, so I'm gonna go with one
Speaker 1: that'll see. But I think it's I think it's crucial
Speaker 1: part of the costume. I'm gonna go with like pillow
Speaker 1: or stuffing or something to make a big belly. No, No,
Speaker 1: I think it's good big belly. That is crest. I
Speaker 1: wish I could go right now, dude, I think I
Speaker 1: know what it is. Belly is the third most doubt.
Speaker 1: But here we are. We are whose turn is it?
Speaker 1: Is it Steve? Steve's turn? We have answers one through
Speaker 1: five plus seven, het beard, belly, redcoat, pants, slash belt
Speaker 1: and boots. We're looking for answer number six. Your team
Speaker 1: only has one strike, so even if you get this wrong,
Speaker 1: you guys will get I'll take it because there's only
Speaker 1: one strike. And then if it's two strikes, I don't
Speaker 1: want to be the one that loses. Um. God, he's
Speaker 1: already dressed at this point, he's already um oh, I
Speaker 1: think I know. I like it. It's not what I
Speaker 1: was thinking, but I like, Yeah, we are down to
Speaker 1: two strikes. This is for all the marvelspectacles, spectacles spectacles.
Speaker 1: We know. We are now over to the Brodie Henderson family.
Speaker 1: Who gets a chance to steal? Any guys to come up?
Speaker 1: Come up with answer number six? Has and what what
Speaker 1: are you guys? What are you discussing between discussing you got?
Speaker 1: Tell us what you got? Um we're not sure, but
Speaker 1: gloves that spectacles. Okay, Steve's family takes the victory last
Speaker 1: and spender. Think of that as all were spenders suspenders.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we don't even need a fourth round.
Speaker 1: Steve's family wins it. Now we are on too fast money.
Speaker 1: Your team will need to decide two people to play
Speaker 1: fast Money. Are you guys familiar with fast money? You
Speaker 1: understand this concept? Okay, Phil, Phil's familiar. You will need
Speaker 1: to select two people to play. Whoever gets to go
Speaker 1: second needs to leave the room. The first person will
Speaker 1: get fifteen seconds. The second person will get twenty seconds.
Speaker 1: I will give you five questions to answer. If the
Speaker 1: second person gives the same answer as the first, you'll
Speaker 1: be told to try again. If the two of you
Speaker 1: can get two hundred combined points, the team will double
Speaker 1: its donation to two hundred dollars for the conservation organization
Speaker 1: of their choice. You guys need to decide two people
Speaker 1: to play. I'm gonna read you five questions. This is
Speaker 1: a timely thing. You only get fifteen seconds, so you
Speaker 1: gotta be witty, you gotta know Christmas, etc. Oh it's
Speaker 1: only us. This team is done. The brody Henry out here.
Speaker 1: We need you to decide on two people. One of
Speaker 1: you will leave the room. You get to decide his
Speaker 1: team captain. Oh, a lot of pressure. Yannie, Yanni is one?
Speaker 1: Who else is playing? Yanni's going second? Who's going first?
Speaker 1: Both playing? Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, I think that's better. Okay,
Speaker 1: Jannie is going to leave the room out. I mean
Speaker 1: this is this is like, this is at the finish line.
Speaker 1: We're here, Karan, I need you to run. No, you
Speaker 1: don't need that, Karan. You're going to run a timer.
Speaker 1: Steve is about answering as quickly as possible. He just
Speaker 1: got the first thing that popped under Korani is going
Speaker 1: to run the timer so Steve is aware of how
Speaker 1: much time he has. He has fifteen seconds. Uh. Seth
Speaker 1: is going to write down the answers that Steve comes
Speaker 1: up with so we can keep track. There will be
Speaker 1: five questions, similar to before one hundred people were pulled.
Speaker 1: Are you ready show him the stopwatch? Are you ready?
Speaker 1: Name one thing you find at the north pole? Snow.
Speaker 1: Name something you hang on a Christmas tree stocking. Name
Speaker 1: a word or phrase that begins with snow, snow white.
Speaker 1: Name a food would often found at Christmas dinner turkey.
Speaker 1: How many weeks before Christmas do you send out Christmas cards? Three? Two?
Speaker 1: We're good, So did you write down the answers? Okay?
Speaker 1: What was the first answer? Snow? The question was name
Speaker 1: one thing you find at the north Pole snow. Seventeen
Speaker 1: people said snow, so I need you to keep track
Speaker 1: for me as well. Seventeen people said snow. That is
Speaker 1: the third most popular answer. Name something you hang on
Speaker 1: a Christmas tree? Steve said zero people, uh, the mint.
Speaker 1: The third question, name a word or phrase that begins
Speaker 1: with snow, snow white, snow white. That is the fourth
Speaker 1: most popular answer. Only six people said it six. Name
Speaker 1: a food often found at Christmas dinner? Turkey? Turkey was
Speaker 1: the third most popular answer. Eleven people. That's good, said turkey.
Speaker 1: How many people said, ham, I'm curious, get there. How
Speaker 1: many weeks before Christmas do you send out Christmas cards?
Speaker 1: Three weeks? Three weeks was the number one answer. Good answer.
Speaker 1: Fifty one people said it. You've got a chance now,
Speaker 1: so we need you to add it up. What is
Speaker 1: the total that you're at, because when Jannis comes in,
Speaker 1: he will need to get the team to two hundred.
Speaker 1: What did Steve accumulate it's eighty five. All right, we
Speaker 1: need to talk to you. We need the honest coming.
Speaker 1: You can stay here. We need the honest to come
Speaker 1: back in the room. Jannis has some work to do
Speaker 1: for the team to double the conservation donation. I need
Speaker 1: you to go like if he says the same answer
Speaker 1: that Steve said, he cannot give the same answer. So
Speaker 1: if he says the same answer, I need you to
Speaker 1: provide the sound effect, and then you will need to
Speaker 1: give a different answer. Do you understand what's going on here?
Speaker 1: You have twenty seconds. Steve got eighty five points. Your
Speaker 1: team needs to get to two hundred. You have some
Speaker 1: work to do. And it's the same format. Right, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to answer like people surveyed. You're trying to give
Speaker 1: the best answer in the room to double your conservation organizations.
Speaker 1: You give the same answer. If he said blue and
Speaker 1: you said blue, he will tell you that you need
Speaker 1: to give another answer. Christmas oriented the The timer will
Speaker 1: start after I read the first question. Are you ready?
Speaker 1: How many questions did you get through? Five? Five is all?
Speaker 1: It's just five? Oh? Are you ready? No? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Name one thing you find at the North pole the
Speaker 1: North Pole, Name something you hang on a Christmas tree. Star.
Speaker 1: Name a word or phrase that begins with snow, word
Speaker 1: or phrase snowman. Name a food often found at Christmas dinner? Turkey?
Speaker 1: How many pam? How many weeks before Christmas you send
Speaker 1: out Christmas cards? Ten? The six number Christmas cards? I
Speaker 1: said today, I'm not on that last. Name a game.
Speaker 1: So let's see if you got to two hundred, name
Speaker 1: one thing you find at the north Pole? Said the
Speaker 1: north Pole? Come on? Nobody surveyed said number one answer
Speaker 1: on the board. Yeah, but Walmart doesn't have you're saying
Speaker 1: like the Actually nobody said that. Either. Number one answer
Speaker 1: was elf. Number one answer yourself. Name something you hang
Speaker 1: on a Christmas tree? Star. Jannis said star. Eight people
Speaker 1: said star eight eight people. The number one answer was ornaments.
Speaker 1: It's like a classification. Yeah, name a word or phrase
Speaker 1: that begins with snow. Jannis said snow man. Snow was
Speaker 1: the number one answer one hundred people. Twenty six people
Speaker 1: said snow man. Name a food often found at Christmas dinner.
Speaker 1: You said turkey, but you had to give another answer,
Speaker 1: and you said ham Cam is the number one answer.
Speaker 1: Forty six people said, m I don't think so. I
Speaker 1: don't think you hit two hundred yet. Christmas. Right when
Speaker 1: Yannis gets home from his first archery, el Kunt sends
Speaker 1: out that Christmas card every year? How many weeks before
Speaker 1: Christmas do you send out Christmas cards? Ten was not
Speaker 1: one of the answers given you do your mathrong. September
Speaker 1: is like fourteen weeks? All right? Number one answer was
Speaker 1: three weeks. So you guys do not double your money,
Speaker 1: but you get to choose where one hundred dollars will
Speaker 1: be donated to a conservation organization. What are you picking?
Speaker 1: I think we get to do this as a team. Phil,
Speaker 1: You know what I'm gonna say something different. There is
Speaker 1: a corner crossing thing going on right now that Wyoming
Speaker 1: has sort of taken upon themselves. Let's throw it in there.
Speaker 1: That's where you're going. I think, so the Wyoming you
Speaker 1: guys to help fund the legal battle of the corner crossing.
Speaker 1: Well done to Steve Brunelle family. That was pretty good. Spener. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we will see you next Spencer. Next time you should
Speaker 1: be dressed up as Santa Claus. Yeah. Keep that were
Speaker 1: suspenders suspenders gloves. We'll film this episode. When Jhanna sends
Speaker 1: out his cards and October one