Speaker 1: It's podcast. Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game
Speaker 1: show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Newhart,
Speaker 1: and today we're joined by Jannis Poutellis, Randall Williams, Corey Calkins, Mackenzie,
Speaker 1: Elm Twist Chili, Sam James, and Maddie Laman. Maddie, this
Speaker 1: is your first time on the show. Tell folks what
Speaker 1: you do here at meat Eater.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hello, I'm on the email marketing team here at me Eater,
Speaker 3: So I just send emails out for all of our brands.
Speaker 3: I kind of designed them, write them and build them.
Speaker 3: And if you ever received an email from me and
Speaker 3: there's a spelling air, now you know who to blame.
Speaker 1: See, there's nobody checking your work before it goes on.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of pressure.
Speaker 3: We've got a little bit of a check process, but
Speaker 3: you know, things slip through the cracks.
Speaker 1: Now and then, how do you feel about your chances
Speaker 1: at Meat Eater Trivia.
Speaker 3: I think if it's a question about the Upper Peninsula Michigan,
Speaker 3: I can do really well.
Speaker 4: Okay, other than that, it's going.
Speaker 1: To be complete. Guess did Mackenzie have to twist your
Speaker 1: arm to come in and play today absolutely illustragged. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can't take you feel good about it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I volunt told her when I messaged you.
Speaker 1: Good on you. If you're not familiar. This is a
Speaker 1: ten round quiz show with questions from meat Eater's four verticals,
Speaker 1: which are hunting, Fishing, conservation and cooking, and there is
Speaker 1: a prize. Meat Eater will donate five hundred dollars to
Speaker 1: the conservation organization of the winners choosing. Each week here
Speaker 1: on Trivia, we reveal a new stat for the stand
Speaker 1: of the week. This week, we're looking at the price
Speaker 1: of meat Eater Trivia the board game.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: The game comes out this fall and it will cost
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars. That purchase gets you seven whiteboards, seven markers,
Speaker 1: a timer, and most importantly, eight hundred questions from our
Speaker 1: four verticals. That means each question costs you just three cents.
Speaker 1: Here are some other things that you can buy with
Speaker 1: three pennies are real prices, by the way, three tea
Speaker 1: spoons of unleaded gasoline to McDonald's French fries, three hours
Speaker 1: of a Netflix subscription, fifty six yards of an uber ride,
Speaker 1: or two flushes of a toilet. How do you feel
Speaker 1: about that, Yanni, A.
Speaker 6: Lot of value in that board game that you're putting
Speaker 6: out there.
Speaker 1: How many are you gonna buy for Christmas this year?
Speaker 1: You think, hmm, that's a good question. Everyone in my
Speaker 1: life is getting one. If you're listening to this and
Speaker 1: you know me and you normally get a Christmas present mom, dad,
Speaker 1: they're gonna get media your trivia board game this year?
Speaker 6: Are they gonna enjoy it?
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 7: I think it doesn't mature in future iterations of that list.
Speaker 7: You should leave off the two flushes of a toilet
Speaker 7: because pretty a lot of utility in that compared to
Speaker 7: one question.
Speaker 1: Stay out of this randall are you gonna?
Speaker 8: Are you gonna hand out the trivia board game to
Speaker 8: your contestants?
Speaker 5: Take?
Speaker 1: We'll see if maybe if you win a game Chile
Speaker 1: you could get one.
Speaker 6: So I'm never I think that makes it seem that
Speaker 6: there's still a lot of value to each questions, right,
Speaker 6: because you're playing so much value on those two flash through.
Speaker 7: Because fifty yards of an uber lyft does not get
Speaker 7: too much, but but two flushes of a toilet goes
Speaker 7: a long way.
Speaker 4: Depends on what he needs.
Speaker 7: So I don't know if he's trying to make a claim,
Speaker 7: and like, yeah, I thought.
Speaker 1: That he should have maybe left the uber.
Speaker 7: I thought that the other comparisons were to show what
Speaker 7: a what a great deal relative to the rest that
Speaker 7: a question was.
Speaker 1: Now Meat Eater Trivia. The board game will be out
Speaker 1: this fall for the low low price of an eighteen
Speaker 1: inch Apple phone charger USB port not included. Now here's
Speaker 1: our zero percenter question of the week, which tests how
Speaker 1: much knowledge players have retained from previous games. This question
Speaker 1: was from episode three seventy eight. The topic was wildlife
Speaker 1: and no he got it right. If you know the answer,
Speaker 1: you can just shout it out. How many continents have penguins?
Speaker 1: What do you guess is wrong and wrong?
Speaker 6: One wrong?
Speaker 1: Correct answer is four. The incorrect answers given in that
Speaker 1: game were two, three, and five. The four continents are Antarctica,
Speaker 1: South America, Africa, and Australia. Africa Africa has I think
Speaker 1: it's every continent in the southern hemisphere has penguins. Madagascar, right,
Speaker 1: I think that's right, not a continent, but right part
Speaker 1: of Africa.
Speaker 7: You're basing that off of the movie fig.
Speaker 1: We have some housekeeping to get to. In a previous
Speaker 1: game of trivia. We had a question about what color
Speaker 1: of bell pepper is the sweetest. The correct answer was red,
Speaker 1: and that remains true, But my explanation of bell pepper
Speaker 1: colors afterwards was not. Here's what I got terribly wrong.
Speaker 1: It is a myth that bell peppers mature by going
Speaker 1: from green to yellow to orange to red. Green, yellow, orange,
Speaker 1: and red bell peppers all come from different plants, but
Speaker 1: they do all start out as the color green and
Speaker 1: turn one of those other colors when they're mature. There
Speaker 1: are some exceptions to the rule, like if a yellow
Speaker 1: bell pepper gets too much sun, it can turn orange,
Speaker 1: but for the most part, each color of bell pepper
Speaker 1: is its own variety. Now, again the answer remains the same.
Speaker 1: Red bell peppers are the sweetest bell peppers, but they
Speaker 1: do not turn yellow or orange before reaching that color.
Speaker 1: How does that hit you, Yanni is does that seem right?
Speaker 1: What have you known that? I don't think you were
Speaker 1: here for that game.
Speaker 6: I wasn't here for that game, and I probably would
Speaker 6: have guessed that it went from green to yellow to
Speaker 6: orange to red.
Speaker 1: But the question was what is the sweetest color of
Speaker 1: bell pepper? What have you known? It was red.
Speaker 6: No, I would have guessed it.
Speaker 4: Also has to do with male or female Bell Pepper,
Speaker 4: did you know that?
Speaker 1: I don't know if that dictates the sweetness.
Speaker 4: That could be, And not in terms of colors, but
Speaker 4: in terms of like if you have two red ones
Speaker 4: and ones' and male and one there's a female, one's
Speaker 4: better for cooking and one's better for eating.
Speaker 1: I think there's something with male and female. Probably getting
Speaker 1: this wrong and it's going to be a future correction,
Speaker 1: so I shouldn't even bring it up, but I think
Speaker 1: there's something with lobes on the bottom. It's like three
Speaker 1: versus four.
Speaker 4: I don't remember which ones which.
Speaker 1: The Shelby Index for today's round is a five, so
Speaker 1: I'm officially putting us on perfect score alert. With that,
Speaker 1: we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop Phill, Wow,
Speaker 1: very impressive.
Speaker 6: Listen. After being at Chester Show last night, I could
Speaker 6: see we could have a little smoke machine and the
Speaker 6: thick lights do this different directions and then all the
Speaker 6: lights drop. Phil, what do you think what it would
Speaker 6: it take for all that?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that same guy you were going to talk about
Speaker 9: about kickball, you should go talk to him about.
Speaker 1: I think Phil would also need another hand or two
Speaker 1: over there to be running all these things. He's already
Speaker 1: maxed out. He uses all ten fingers and toes to
Speaker 1: get all the right levers and buttons. Question one. The
Speaker 1: topic is hunting, and this will be multiple choice. Which
Speaker 1: of these predators is not tracked in the Booning Crocket
Speaker 1: record books? Is it cougar, polar bear, wolf, or grizzly bear?
Speaker 1: Which of these predators is not tracked in the Booning
Speaker 1: Crocket record Books? Cougar, polar bear, wolf, grizzly bear? Randal
Speaker 1: and Chili with quick answers, Chili, Do you have this
Speaker 1: one right?
Speaker 5: Oh? I'm about.
Speaker 1: Okay, Randall, you have this one with certainty.
Speaker 7: Never certain, well certain and very rare circumstances.
Speaker 5: Feel pretty good about this? Agan?
Speaker 1: Your choice is are cougar, polar bear, wolf or grizzly bear? Yannie?
Speaker 1: How about you? You have this one right?
Speaker 6: Thanks so, Randal? Have you ever entered an animal into
Speaker 6: the Boone and Crockett record books?
Speaker 7: No, I haven't. I've I've gotten one measured.
Speaker 1: Did it not score or you didn't? It was shy?
Speaker 1: It was shy? Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Sam saying polar bear, Chili saying wolf,
Speaker 1: Randall's saying wolf, Corey saying grizzly, Maddie saying wolf, Mackenzie
Speaker 1: saying grizzly bear, Yannie saying wolf. The correct answer is wolf.
Speaker 1: The room did very well, Sucker, Corey. The minimum score
Speaker 1: for a cougar is fourteen and eight six teens, for
Speaker 1: a grizzly bear is twenty three, and for a polar
Speaker 1: bear is twenty seven. Popejong also tracks records for these
Speaker 1: three animals, and, similar to Boone and Crockett, does not
Speaker 1: have a scoring system for wolves, but some game agencies,
Speaker 1: like the Alberta Fish and Game Association do track wolf sizes.
Speaker 1: They score wolves the same way they score bears or cougars,
Speaker 1: which is by taking length and width measurements of the skull.
Speaker 6: Did you when you were researching this today? Does sci
Speaker 6: do it?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. It's a good question. I but guess
Speaker 1: they don't. I'm not sure. Question two the topic is conservation.
Speaker 1: This is our listener question of the Week, which was
Speaker 1: won by Titus mckenti for sending this great question. Titus
Speaker 1: is going to get a book signed by Steve. According
Speaker 1: to the USGS, there are eight states that have glaciers.
Speaker 1: Name five of them. According to the USGS, there are
Speaker 1: eight states that have glaciers. I need you to name
Speaker 1: five of them, Yanni on your phone over here, Yanni,
Speaker 1: I don't think you would stand for that. If say that.
Speaker 6: I need to do the follow up for about sci Wow.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here's here's a little peek behind the curtain.
Speaker 1: We teased it on last episode. Yanni is going to
Speaker 1: host an episode himself coming up very soon, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna play.
Speaker 6: What else did you tease about that?
Speaker 1: Pretty much the exact same thing.
Speaker 6: Well, I think people want to know why we're going
Speaker 6: to do that, and.
Speaker 1: I I am nervous. I would prefer I would prefer
Speaker 1: to host. I don't have to prove anything about my
Speaker 1: own knowledge being on this side of the table. I
Speaker 1: think there's a chance, Yanni, you could do a poor job,
Speaker 1: and that may makes me look really good. So I'm
Speaker 1: excited if if that happens. Either way, I win. Either
Speaker 1: I get to take an episode off and not host
Speaker 1: and it goes really well, or I get to take
Speaker 1: an episode off and it goes terribly and then everyone's like, Wow,
Speaker 1: Spencer's pretty good at this.
Speaker 6: But what about just the personal enjoyment of getting to
Speaker 6: play mediat or trivia.
Speaker 1: I will enjoy watching you host more than I will
Speaker 1: enjoy playing Listen.
Speaker 6: I guarantee you, alb, I'm going to be more nervous relaying.
Speaker 1: Okay again, the question is, according to the USGS, there
Speaker 1: are eight states that have glaciers. I need you to
Speaker 1: name five of them. How's it going, Mackenzie? Feel good
Speaker 1: about your five?
Speaker 4: No? Can I do more than Nope?
Speaker 1: No, do more and you will get it wrong. Randal,
Speaker 1: I think you and Corey are the only one's done.
Speaker 1: Maybe you have this one right, Randall, I think so.
Speaker 7: I've gone back and forth on which state I wanted
Speaker 7: to include for my fifth slot.
Speaker 1: Okay, but four, the five you're confident in.
Speaker 7: Well, I I'm pretty confident in five as well. I
Speaker 7: just wasn't sure if I wanted to go for like
Speaker 7: a reach or like a safe one.
Speaker 1: That I'm there, you know, it's just Yanni. I think
Speaker 1: we are waiting on you. Is my fault? I distracted
Speaker 1: you with all the host talks.
Speaker 6: We're doing good. I'm close. I've got four. I've got
Speaker 6: four Oh, come to me, babe.
Speaker 7: Isn't there typically a time limit on questions?
Speaker 1: There is not.
Speaker 5: You mentioned that there's a timer. There was a time
Speaker 5: when you said that. I found that interesting.
Speaker 1: Now, personally, Randal, if it was me and I was
Speaker 1: playing the board game, I throw that timer out. But
Speaker 1: it's in there if you'd like to. I imagine Randall,
Speaker 1: you're a stickler for board game rules. That be true.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he would use the timer. It's your choice.
Speaker 7: We're actually just talking about my my, my pension for
Speaker 7: following and observing and knowing rules board games.
Speaker 1: Lad Does everybody have five answers? Go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Sam saying Alaska, Washington, Montana, Oregon, California,
Speaker 1: Chile saying Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Randall saying Alaska, Montana, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon,
Speaker 1: Corey saying Washington, California, Montana, Oregon, and Alaska. Maddie saying Alaska, Montana, Washington, Colorado, Wyoming.
Speaker 1: Mackenzie saying Alaska, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Colorado. Jannis saying Alaska, Colorado, Montana, Washington, Oregon.
Speaker 1: The eight states are Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado,
Speaker 1: and Nevada. I think where a few folks went wrong
Speaker 1: as they included Idaho, which is not on the list.
Speaker 4: How was the one that I was questioning?
Speaker 5: Interesting?
Speaker 1: Utah and Idaho used to have a glacier, but both
Speaker 1: have shrunk to a size that no longer meets the
Speaker 1: USGS definition of a glacier. There are about one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand glaciers in the United States, with the biggest being
Speaker 1: the Baring Glacier in Alaska. The glacier and its associated
Speaker 1: ice fields cover about two thousand square miles. Question three.
Speaker 1: The topic is cooking. Anthony Bourdain once told Oprah that
Speaker 1: the reason restaurant food tastes better than home food is
Speaker 1: because chefs you so much of this. Here's the question again,
Speaker 1: The topic is cooking. Anthony Bourdain once told Oprah that
Speaker 1: the reason restaurant food tastes better than home food, and
Speaker 1: that is a quote, is because chefs you so much
Speaker 1: of this A confident answer from Yanni. Yanni, do you
Speaker 1: know this one or you just have an educated guess?
Speaker 1: Educated guess, You'll have to tell us about your restaurant
Speaker 1: days after this and see if it rings true. For you. Randall,
Speaker 1: without an answer.
Speaker 5: Random should open up a restaurant.
Speaker 1: I feel like you have a few things you're you're
Speaker 1: torn between over there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've got a few different ideas, but I have
Speaker 7: no way of.
Speaker 5: Choosing between them.
Speaker 1: Anthony Bradaine once told Oprah that the reason restaurant food
Speaker 1: tastes better than home food is because chefs you so
Speaker 1: much of this. Has anyone in this room been to
Speaker 1: a glacier? We do have some in Yeah, Tana, I've
Speaker 1: been to a glacier, Glacier National Park or somewhere else,
Speaker 1: Bend a stone glacier. Which one did you visit?
Speaker 10: Sam, I've been to a glacier Nash Park. I've been
Speaker 10: to glaciers in Chili, in South America. Oh, Ben, a
Speaker 10: glaciers in British Columbia skiing.
Speaker 1: You skied on the glacier? Whoah? Yeah, very cool. Does
Speaker 1: everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Sam saying butter, Chili saying MSG, Randall's saying butter,
Speaker 1: Cory saying MSG, Maddie saying salt, Mackenzie saying salt, Yannis
Speaker 1: saying salt. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 1: It's butter. A few people got that right, I think
Speaker 1: Randall and Sam. Here is one minute of that interview
Speaker 1: from two thousand and one. Take it away, Phil. I
Speaker 1: think one of the things you said that you can
Speaker 1: just saying that piece is that we would be shocked
Speaker 1: at how much butter goes into everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope I haven't frightened anyone away. But it
Speaker 2: is usually the first thing and the last thing, and
Speaker 2: just about every pan.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why restaurant food tastes better than home food
Speaker 2: a lot of the times.
Speaker 5: Even when you say, look, I'm really I don't want
Speaker 5: any butter, or I don't.
Speaker 6: Want to eat no.
Speaker 2: If you say absolutely no butter, just about every chef
Speaker 2: I know will of course refer but most things have
Speaker 2: butter because butter makes things taste better. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 2: chef secret.
Speaker 5: At Mellows Sauces.
Speaker 2: It gives it that that restaurant sheeen and a multified
Speaker 2: consistency that we love and it's you know, it's classic.
Speaker 1: Well it tastes good. Yeah, nothing like it and.
Speaker 2: It tastes good. So you say that, But the average
Speaker 2: person they go out to dinner eats about a quarter
Speaker 2: stick of butter.
Speaker 5: And doesn't know it.
Speaker 2: Well, assuming, assuming you're going to a French restaurant, classic
Speaker 2: French restaurant, and you have a little bread and butter,
Speaker 2: you know, but waiting for your appetizer to come on.
Speaker 2: But by the time you leave the restaurant, you've probably
Speaker 2: eaten about a stick plus.
Speaker 1: Stick plus Yanni, in your restaurant days, did you see
Speaker 1: an obscene amount of butter used?
Speaker 6: I would not say obscene more than well, it's tough
Speaker 6: because now if you go to my house there we
Speaker 6: have butter reserves. We don't mess around. We go through
Speaker 6: easily a steak of butter a day at our house.
Speaker 4: Really, do you guys make it yourself?
Speaker 6: No, so I agree with him, But in my restaurant
Speaker 6: experience that was not the case.
Speaker 1: Who else has worked in a restaurant here, Corey? Did
Speaker 1: you for a bit did you see a lot of
Speaker 1: butter used there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But nothing out of the ordinary.
Speaker 7: I use a lot at home as well, probably because
Speaker 7: of the restaurant influence, though it's right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, putting a pad of butter on a steak right
Speaker 10: off the grills, huh, pretty calm.
Speaker 1: Gotta question four the topic is gear. This next great
Speaker 1: question comes you with via Tom Christian. If you have
Speaker 1: a question you think is right for meat Eater Trivia,
Speaker 1: you can send it to trivia at the meadeater dot com.
Speaker 1: What pastel colored candy was originally made with machines that
Speaker 1: pressed gunpowder into pellets? The room is stumped. What pastel
Speaker 1: colored candy was originally made with machines that pressed gunpowder
Speaker 1: into pellets?
Speaker 5: Have a hard time thinking of what pastel looks like.
Speaker 4: A single color. It's like multi colored.
Speaker 6: It looks like.
Speaker 5: It's a tone.
Speaker 1: Oh, not going to give you any hints. You can
Speaker 1: take what the.
Speaker 6: I think we're looking for a clarification, because is pastel
Speaker 6: a single color? It's not.
Speaker 5: There are pastels, there's.
Speaker 1: It would be the equivalent Yanni. If I said, like
Speaker 1: this gothic colored candy or something.
Speaker 5: Like neon neon, there you go.
Speaker 1: In this case, they are pastel colored. Hmmm, here's the
Speaker 1: question again, What pastel colored candy was originally made with
Speaker 1: machines that pressed gunpowder into pellets?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: You now know it, Chili, Well, I know, I'm you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know the exact like given name. I know
Speaker 8: what it is, which is like common like there's a
Speaker 8: lot of them out there, but I don't know, like
Speaker 8: what the given name is?
Speaker 1: Yanni? Are you now changing your answer?
Speaker 6: Yes? My first answer was just kind of just what
Speaker 6: first came to mind. But now now I think I
Speaker 6: have a better ring.
Speaker 1: Randall, how's going for you over there?
Speaker 5: It's not going well, Spencer.
Speaker 1: Okay, may this may roon a perfect game, which I
Speaker 1: will feel bad about if it happens on a question
Speaker 1: that is on the very edge of the med Eater universe.
Speaker 5: The time anticipation of that happening.
Speaker 1: The topic is gear what pastel colored candy was originally
Speaker 1: made with machines that pressed gunpowder into pellets?
Speaker 6: Sam?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna come up with an answer? I feel
Speaker 1: like you also have a perfect game going.
Speaker 5: I missed the first question.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, take you back then pressures off.
Speaker 5: But I've got a couple ideas trying to think.
Speaker 1: I think we might be waiting on you. I got
Speaker 1: time to choose one. That's what that means. Randal, do
Speaker 1: you have an answer?
Speaker 7: Oh shit, No, I've got a better answer.
Speaker 5: Okay, Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: He has everybody ready, Phil, what have you gotten this one?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 9: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: Hang, Okay, We're gonna give Sam a second, Hm, what
Speaker 1: pastel colored candy was originally made with machines that pressed
Speaker 1: gunpowder into pellets.
Speaker 9: I know, like three pastel colored candies that are pretty
Speaker 9: pop and I probably could have like, you know, okay,
Speaker 9: a pretty good shot there, but not not based on
Speaker 9: the history.
Speaker 1: Sam, or go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Sam saying pez, Chile saying mints, Randall saying pez, Cory
Speaker 1: saying nerds, Maddie saying smarties, Mackenzie saying nerds, Giannis saying
Speaker 1: good and plenty. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 1: It's smarties or for our Canadian friends, rockets. After World
Speaker 1: War One, there was a surplus of gunpowder press machines,
Speaker 1: which the Smarties inventor repurposed for candy making as they
Speaker 1: learned the exact same process that created gunpowder pellets could
Speaker 1: be used to make sweets. Although today's machines don't resemble
Speaker 1: what they had in nineteen forty nine, the shape has
Speaker 1: stayed the same. Now in America they're called Smarties, but
Speaker 1: Smarties in Canada are different, so their version are called rockets.
Speaker 10: I was thinking, uh, stro altoids almost. I know they're
Speaker 10: not candy, and I know they're not really pasted out.
Speaker 10: There's just the cinnamon ones that are passed all. But
Speaker 10: I like where Mattie one was smarties like that little
Speaker 10: hard candy.
Speaker 1: Well you should It was a correct answer. Saw's answer.
Speaker 6: They knew.
Speaker 7: I appreciated how I was gonna go with candy hearts with,
Speaker 7: but then I couldn't envision, you know, gunpowder pellets having
Speaker 7: an inscription I love you, or whatever other friendly greetings
Speaker 7: they have.
Speaker 1: On question five, the topic is fishing. This is a
Speaker 1: visual question. If you want to see what the room
Speaker 1: is seeing, then head over to meet Theater's YouTube channel
Speaker 1: to watch this episode. Phil is showing the room a
Speaker 1: picture of a shark hunter played by Robert Shaw in Jaws.
Speaker 1: You need to tell me this character's name.
Speaker 5: I just watched this a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: You should be in the pole position to get this right, then,
Speaker 1: Sam Randall, it seems like you do have this correct.
Speaker 5: I feel pretty good.
Speaker 7: Farewell and ad to you fair Spanish ladies.
Speaker 5: Farewell, then a do to you ladies of space.
Speaker 9: Even doing the act.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Keep going, rand We're gonna need to kill some time.
Speaker 5: That's all I got.
Speaker 1: I think you can get Phil or run for his
Speaker 1: money in show tunes again, this is the shark hunter
Speaker 1: played by Robert Shaw in Jaws. You need to tell
Speaker 1: me this character's name, Cory. Are you going to get
Speaker 1: this one right? Oh? That's a hard no. Seems as
Speaker 1: though Randall may be the only one.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Maybe there's no certainty in this.
Speaker 1: Yanni, how many times do you think you've seen Jaws?
Speaker 6: Two or three?
Speaker 1: Not giving you any confidence though, and coming up with
Speaker 1: an answer. No, Randon, when's the last time you saw Jaws?
Speaker 5: Oh? I don't know. Spend some time.
Speaker 1: You just know this just because of your your trivia brain.
Speaker 1: You get this one right.
Speaker 7: I just had a name that came to mind immediately.
Speaker 7: There's no point in the movie where I can recall
Speaker 7: someone using this name in dialogue, but it just came
Speaker 7: to me. But I do sing the fair Spanish Ladies
Speaker 7: song quite often, serenad. No, No, it's just something I
Speaker 7: sing to myself.
Speaker 1: Serenade yourself. Is everybody who's going to come up with
Speaker 1: an answer have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Sam saying O'Malley Chili without an answer. Randall's
Speaker 1: saying Quint Cory saying Schmidt, Maddie's saying Bill, Mackenzie saying Ronnie,
Speaker 1: Jannis saying Captain Jim. The correct answer is Quint. I
Speaker 1: don't ce instead of T at the end certain.
Speaker 7: Cultures and certain cultures and bounced the CE with the T.
Speaker 5: You're so confident.
Speaker 1: It's believed that Quint was based on Captain a Hab
Speaker 1: from Moby Dick. Some of the similarities include that they're
Speaker 1: both obsessive captains with enemies that live in the sea,
Speaker 1: and they both die after getting pulled under water. Spielberg's
Speaker 1: original screenplay actually included Quint watching Moby Dick in a
Speaker 1: movie theater, but they couldn't use the scene because of
Speaker 1: copyright laws. Phil, would have you gotten that one?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 9: Yes? Yes, I would have?
Speaker 1: Okay, point there, yeah, yeah, with a T.
Speaker 5: I got the I got the hardest sound.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. Phil has board update.
Speaker 7: Else, I'm humiliated.
Speaker 9: You are the closest in the room. So we've got
Speaker 9: Mackenzie zero points, Chile and Corey are tied up with
Speaker 9: one a piece, Joannis and Sam have two, Maddy has three,
Speaker 9: and in first place is Randall with four.
Speaker 1: Nice should have been five, Matt, Randall, you should have three.
Speaker 1: I think though you didn't get Smarties and you didn't
Speaker 1: get Quint.
Speaker 9: Oh, yeah, so I didn't should have been I didn't
Speaker 9: look at his whiteboard when you were going down the
Speaker 9: room and I heard Quint and then I gave him
Speaker 9: a point and I did not take it away. I
Speaker 9: will do that right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, what Phil? How many points does Randall have?
Speaker 9: Randall now has three and tied for first with Maddy.
Speaker 6: Anybody's Game, Anybody's.
Speaker 5: Game Stomach.
Speaker 1: Question six. The topic is conservation. East Blank, Ohio is
Speaker 1: where the infamous train derailment happened on February third. This
Speaker 1: is a fill in the blank. The town is not
Speaker 1: called East Blank here. It is again, East Blank, Ohio
Speaker 1: is where the infamous train derailment happened on February third,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three. Corey is the only confident player in
Speaker 1: the room. Corey, you have this one right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Watched the news.
Speaker 6: Is this a cooking question?
Speaker 1: This is conservation? Do you not recall this happening an
Speaker 1: actual city?
Speaker 6: Though I think I was lying hunting.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's an actual You were lying hunting on February third,
Speaker 1: So you missed the coverage of this enormous event.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's like something funky.
Speaker 1: East Funky, Ohio is where the.
Speaker 4: I have an idea of what it is in my head,
Speaker 4: but I feel like I'm gonna get made fun of
Speaker 4: if it's wrong.
Speaker 1: February twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: I don't like the guests that's coming to mind.
Speaker 4: That's where I'm but I just it's like it's so
Speaker 4: random that I feel like it has to be right.
Speaker 1: I was worried this question would be too easy and
Speaker 1: we'd have a one hundred percenter. Corey may be the
Speaker 1: only one though.
Speaker 6: We're failing against the old Jelsea right.
Speaker 1: She may take a victory on this one.
Speaker 4: Will she ever come in into an actual episode?
Speaker 1: She has hosted an episode that we did with the
Speaker 1: spouses of Meat Eater. I think it would be unfair
Speaker 1: for her to play. She has too much access to
Speaker 1: my brain where these questions come from. Not that she
Speaker 1: would win very often, but she would certainly have an advantage.
Speaker 4: But conservation always went that's right.
Speaker 1: East Blank, Ohio is where the infamous train derailment happened
Speaker 1: on February third, twenty twenty three.
Speaker 10: Oh I just went with a It came down to
Speaker 10: a few towns in Ohio that I know, and I
Speaker 10: picked one of them.
Speaker 5: We've been to Ohio.
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready Big Bock countrym.
Speaker 6: That'ser you ever hundred big Bucks in Ohio?
Speaker 1: Not in Ohio. Kentucky and Illinois would be the closest
Speaker 1: that I have come to Ohio. Is everybody ready? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sam saying Peoria,
Speaker 1: Chili saying Cincinnati, Randall saying Palestine, Corey saying Palestine, Maddie
Speaker 1: saying Dayton, Mackenzie saying Palestine, Jannis saying Salem. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is Palestine. The room did pretty well, despite them
Speaker 1: not thinking they would. The fifty one car derailment was
Speaker 1: considered one of the worst train accidents in modern history.
Speaker 1: The train was carrying hundreds of thousands of gallons of
Speaker 1: hazardous chemicals, some of which were set on fire in
Speaker 1: a controlled burn. It's estimated the cleanup will cost about
Speaker 1: four hundred million dollars, although that number is still growing.
Speaker 1: As of June, there have been twenty million gallons of
Speaker 1: liquid wastewater removed from East Allance, Palestine.
Speaker 10: How about the one that fell into the all Stone.
Speaker 1: I think they had no that was leaking out of
Speaker 1: out of the.
Speaker 5: Bridge collapsed before the morn.
Speaker 1: Maybe river look very disgusting. Question seven, the topic is cooking.
Speaker 1: This brand has the best selling Mason Jar at Walmart,
Speaker 1: Target and Amazon. This brand has the best selling Mason
Speaker 1: Jar at Walmart, Target and Amazon. Pretty confident, room, it's chili.
Speaker 5: It's a stretch chili. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: Just give up in my efforts.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: This brand has the best selling Mason Jar at Walmart,
Speaker 1: Target and ammon on Randall. Do you have this one right?
Speaker 5: Remember I'm just going with the first word that came
Speaker 5: to mind.
Speaker 1: Okay, Maddie, do you have this one right?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you seem confident.
Speaker 6: I've got two answers written down.
Speaker 7: Okay, you you know two Mason Brian Jars.
Speaker 5: I did Mason Jar brands.
Speaker 4: Really do you do a lot of canning?
Speaker 6: I want to say a lot. But that's what we
Speaker 6: use for our drinking vessels. Oh really for a long
Speaker 6: long time.
Speaker 1: Okay, But you have have cups now or not?
Speaker 6: No, we go, we'll buy a set and within months
Speaker 6: they're all broken and then we're like, I'm back to
Speaker 6: the Mason Jars.
Speaker 5: What are you doing when you're breaking all of these.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask, is it just like classic dropping
Speaker 1: on the ground or what's going on you just see?
Speaker 6: No, they're just like little tinks and dates here and there.
Speaker 6: Don't loading the dishwashing how often? Most often it happens.
Speaker 1: You get mad watching the nuggets and you hurl on
Speaker 1: across the most common way.
Speaker 6: No, that's the thing I like to buy, like a
Speaker 6: nice low ball glass, you know, be able to serve
Speaker 6: my guests a nice drink. And then sure enough there's
Speaker 6: only three out of four left within weeks.
Speaker 1: Again, this is question seven. Phil, good on you. Going
Speaker 1: back to the Jaws question. I meant to send you
Speaker 1: a picture. I never did. Phil is so professional and
Speaker 1: so prepared that he had one ready for us anyway.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I tried to find them where he looks kind
Speaker 9: of regal standing.
Speaker 1: There is everybody ready for the brand of the best
Speaker 1: selling Mason Jobs.
Speaker 6: Come on, Chili, just write a word.
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't know, I don't know any brands.
Speaker 1: Uh, go ahead and reveal your answers. Sorry, Chili, Sam
Speaker 1: says ball, Chili says jelly, Randall says ball, Corey says Smuckers.
Speaker 1: Andy says country Kitchen. Mackenzie saying ball, Jannis saying ball.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is ball. Yanni would have been the
Speaker 1: other brand. Ker Is that where you're thinking of? The
Speaker 1: Mason jar was invented by John Landis Mason in eighteen
Speaker 1: fifty eight at the age of twenty six years old.
Speaker 1: Ball Corporation licensed his design and started making their own
Speaker 1: home canning jars in eighteen eighty four, along with salt
Speaker 1: and refrigerators. The Mason jar is considered one of the
Speaker 1: greatest achievements in food preservation in human history. Question eight.
Speaker 1: The topic is wildlife. This next great question comes to
Speaker 1: is via justin lplay. If you have a question you
Speaker 1: think it's right for media to trivia, you can send
Speaker 1: it to trivia at the meadeater dot com. This animal
Speaker 1: was declared the official National mammal of the United States
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: Mammal.
Speaker 1: This animal was declared the official National mammal of the
Speaker 1: United States in twenty six Randall, do you have this
Speaker 1: one right?
Speaker 6: Randall?
Speaker 5: You're gonna bust out in the song again about it?
Speaker 5: I think so. I don't have confident. I don't have
Speaker 5: a good song for it, though.
Speaker 6: Mammal.
Speaker 1: In twenty sixteen, this animal was declared the official national
Speaker 1: mammal of the United States in twenty sixteen Stumber.
Speaker 5: Who came up what was this guy's name?
Speaker 1: Just in the play the topic is wildlife and this
Speaker 1: is question eight. We will get a scoreboard update from
Speaker 1: phill the engineer after this again looking for the official
Speaker 1: national mammal.
Speaker 7: I'm just still shocked that Mason Jars are named after
Speaker 7: the inventor. I always assumed that there was some sort
Speaker 7: of utilitarian share prior life, before they became.
Speaker 1: I fight a guess. I would have guessed, like, oh,
Speaker 1: something to do with the Mason Dixon line. Maybe this
Speaker 1: guy was associated, or maybe they used to be.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Randall may be the only one.
Speaker 5: It's like Count Drogan, right, That's still that still sticks
Speaker 5: with me.
Speaker 1: Does anybody besides Randall feel confident about their answer answer?
Speaker 4: I didn't know we had national mammals.
Speaker 1: Since twenty sixteen.
Speaker 5: We have only recently.
Speaker 1: Mr Yanni, I think we may be waiting on you.
Speaker 6: Oh you're waiting on you. What do you think. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna show you these two am my clothes.
Speaker 1: Not going to give you any hints. Let me see
Speaker 1: what you got.
Speaker 6: What do you think? All right? Girl that was ready.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sam, Sam, Hello,
Speaker 1: Chile without an answer. Randall's saying bison, Cory's saying frizzly bear,
Speaker 1: Maddy's saying black bear, Mackenzie saying bison. Jannis saying dog.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is bison. An answer, You folks got
Speaker 1: a right, Chili said. Randall would not let him not
Speaker 1: reveal his board.
Speaker 5: Buffalo is in correct.
Speaker 6: Buffalo.
Speaker 1: We will give you buffalo, Amarican buffalo. That that counts.
Speaker 5: That's how Steve likes to call it.
Speaker 1: The American bison joined the bald eagle as an official
Speaker 1: United States symbol when the National Bison Legacy Act was
Speaker 1: signed in twenty sixteen. The cause was championed by the
Speaker 1: Wildlife Conservation Society, who said these species perfectly represents American history,
Speaker 1: American culture, and American conservation.
Speaker 4: I was looking at that guy right over there have
Speaker 4: Oh yeah that one too.
Speaker 6: Bison can actually give you a lot of.
Speaker 1: Randall. Do you remember when that happened or how did
Speaker 1: you know that bison was the right answer.
Speaker 7: I remember that happening, and I also just knew it.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 1: We have two questions. Give us a leaderboard update.
Speaker 9: I'm about to break a bunch of hearts. Chili, Cory, Maddie, Mackenzie,
Speaker 9: and Giannis I've all been eliminated. But we've got Sam
Speaker 9: with four points and Randall in first place with a
Speaker 9: tight six. He's got two points on Sam. I was
Speaker 9: trying to tight scratch that.
Speaker 1: Hot six to get these last too wrong? And who's
Speaker 1: in second place?
Speaker 5: Sam?
Speaker 1: To get these last too right to go to a tiebreaker?
Speaker 1: Question nine, the topic is fishing. What frequently mimicked may
Speaker 1: fly goes by the acronym p m D?
Speaker 5: I just.
Speaker 1: What frequently mimic may fly goes by the acronym m D?
Speaker 6: Lose some respect?
Speaker 1: It's what confident room? You need to tell me what
Speaker 1: a pm D is. Maddie and Chili do not look
Speaker 1: so confident. Mckenzi. Did you get this one right? Yes, Yanni,
Speaker 1: you got this one right.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell you all about my favorite o P
Speaker 6: M D imitation.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know some memories, some memories from like last
Speaker 1: year or what I used to guide.
Speaker 6: And we used to fish a pretty heavy PMD hatch
Speaker 6: like mid to late summer, and uh yeah, if you
Speaker 6: had the right fly stellar.
Speaker 1: It's everybody ready for the folks who are going to
Speaker 1: come up with an answer.
Speaker 4: I learned last night that the shortest mayfly life like
Speaker 4: cycle is five minutes. I knew they were like a
Speaker 4: day usually, but the shortest one's five minutes.
Speaker 5: Which one was that? McKenzie?
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know, okay, but I learned. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: Everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Sam saying pale morning done, Chili without an answer, Randall
Speaker 1: saying pale morning done, Corey saying pale morning done, Maddie
Speaker 1: saying white fly, McKenzie's saying pale morning done, Jannis saying
Speaker 1: pale morning done. They got it. The correct answer is
Speaker 1: pale morning done. For trout and trout anglers, this is
Speaker 1: considered one of the most important bugs in North America.
Speaker 1: The pale Morning done is almost unmatched when it comes
Speaker 1: to sheer numbers, wide distribution, and hatch duration. Pmds are
Speaker 1: known for being some of the first hatches that appear
Speaker 1: after runoff in late spring and earth at least summer.
Speaker 1: Take it away, Yannie, what do you got for us guests?
Speaker 6: For all the fly anglers hair, no sparkle doun the Patriot,
Speaker 6: the Matriot. Yeah, it's like got kind of an orange
Speaker 6: reddish body and just a little bit of a like
Speaker 6: a shiny clear midsection tied like a wolf.
Speaker 5: M hm.
Speaker 10: So it's done killer. It's an adult pattern, not like
Speaker 10: a rusty spinner. For instance, when.
Speaker 1: Did the PMD hatch happen in Montana? Was it like
Speaker 1: right now?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 1: As is even thrown a PMD?
Speaker 6: It depends on what river you're on down here? It's
Speaker 6: right now?
Speaker 1: Question ten? Randall has it wrapped up. He has seven points,
Speaker 1: which is too big of a lead for him to
Speaker 1: be caught. Finish the game anyway. The topic is public lands.
Speaker 1: This last great question comes with his via Justin Patterson.
Speaker 1: If you have a question you think is right for
Speaker 1: Meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at
Speaker 1: the medeater dot com. New River Gorge came this landlocked
Speaker 1: state's first national park in twenty twenty. New River Gorge
Speaker 1: became this landlocked state first national park in twenty twenty. Randall,
Speaker 1: do you have this one?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 1: Why do you know this one? You just remember?
Speaker 5: I know where New River Gorge is? Okayen bungee jumping
Speaker 5: that helps base jumping.
Speaker 1: Have you bungee jumped there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, did you base?
Speaker 7: I've rafted the New River. It's it's one of the
Speaker 7: oldest rivers in the world.
Speaker 1: I'll keep going.
Speaker 5: It used to be the Tees River TEA. I don't
Speaker 5: know if that's the pronunciation.
Speaker 1: Confidently handing out hints to the room. But that's fine.
Speaker 6: Won the game. Keep going g E A Y S H.
Speaker 7: And I can't describe its course because I think that
Speaker 7: would be giving away too much.
Speaker 5: Okay, really interesting river.
Speaker 1: New River Gorge became this landlocked States first National park
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. Is anybody else going to get this right?
Speaker 1: I have a solid guess.
Speaker 4: I have like a one fifty educated guess.
Speaker 6: It's boring to remember that.
Speaker 9: Randall was also very positive about quints, so we'll see
Speaker 9: he did.
Speaker 1: He didn't throw out out there. To be fair, he said,
Speaker 1: there's nothing assured in this game. He said, maybe I.
Speaker 9: Haven't listen, You've already won. I'm just trying to take
Speaker 9: you down just.
Speaker 5: A little bit. I mean, this is the guy.
Speaker 7: I will be laying in bed tonight thinking about how
Speaker 7: stupid I sound.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then say and then.
Speaker 1: That's when you catch.
Speaker 5: From Tight six.
Speaker 7: But yeah, when this is released, I'll go on YouTube
Speaker 7: and I'll look at the comments and I'll just wait
Speaker 7: for somebody to say, what an idiot?
Speaker 5: What an idiot?
Speaker 7: And I know it's coming, and I'll look for it,
Speaker 7: and then I'll just feel that wave of humiliation and
Speaker 7: embarrassment wash over me once again.
Speaker 5: This is just this is how my mind works, this
Speaker 5: is how I live.
Speaker 1: And that's why you're I love how you thought.
Speaker 5: This are already cave of misery?
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready? Corey? Second?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: I like how you two are twinning.
Speaker 5: We called each other.
Speaker 1: You went three in a row there. Actually, I don't even.
Speaker 6: Randall Sandwich.
Speaker 7: I don't know every You might have just stolen the
Speaker 7: six just became the Randall Corey, Are you ready?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sam saying Illinois,
Speaker 1: Chile saying North Carolina not landlocked, Randall's saying West Virginia,
Speaker 1: Corey idiot saying Missouri saying Missouri, Mackenzie saying Kansas. Jannie
Speaker 1: is saying in West Virginia. The correct answer is West Virginia.
Speaker 1: Jannis and Randall got it right. The New River Gorge
Speaker 1: was established by Jimmy Carter as a National River in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy eight and redesignated by Donald Trump as a
Speaker 1: National Park in twenty twenty. The park is fifty three
Speaker 1: miles long and follows the New River Gorge through southern
Speaker 1: West Virginia. The area is known for some of the
Speaker 1: best whitewater rafting and rock climbing in the East. Randall
Speaker 1: wins with a sexy eight points. Well done, Randall, I'm
Speaker 1: actually glad that you did quint instead of Quint, because
Speaker 1: then I would have felt devastated that you got the
Speaker 1: smarties question wrong and it would have cost you a
Speaker 1: perfect game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it is nice to fall two rungs short of
Speaker 7: the objective, Randall.
Speaker 1: As the winner, you get to choose where the five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars donation from meat Eater goes. What's it going
Speaker 1: to be?
Speaker 7: I'd like this donation to go to the organization Keep
Speaker 7: It Public, which does the number of hands on conservation
Speaker 7: projects around the country. And just this past weekend they
Speaker 7: were on the CMR here in Montana pulling fence with Mr.
Speaker 5: The Charles M.
Speaker 7: Russell National Wildlife Refuge, and they've been doing fence pulls
Speaker 7: there for the past seven years and I was unable
Speaker 7: to participate this year, so you just did by giving
Speaker 7: in lieu of my sweat equity.
Speaker 5: I will send some cold hard cash their way.
Speaker 1: Well done, Randall. That is a new organization I believe
Speaker 1: for this show we have not given to them before.
Speaker 1: Keep it public. Five hundred dollars coming their way from
Speaker 1: Randall and Meat Eater. Join us next time for more
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