Speaker 1: Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Art and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Jannis Brody, Randall, Cal Alyssa Logan
Speaker 2: and Tate Morgan from Sons of Smokey Outdoor Stewardship. Tate,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: Hey, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: First thing, tell folks what Sons of Smokey is.
Speaker 1: Sons of Smokey is an organization we formed about five
Speaker 1: years ago. It's dedicated to removing trash from public land.
Speaker 1: So we organize events in association with our other event,
Speaker 1: the Gambler five hundred. And then also we've develpt an
Speaker 1: app where anyone hikers, birdwatchers, hunters, off roaders can find
Speaker 1: trash in the wild market on the app. And then
Speaker 1: we also use that tool to go out and pick
Speaker 1: all that trash up.
Speaker 2: Okay, a lot of good stuff there. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: the Gambler five hundred. First, what is it?
Speaker 1: It's an off road navigation rally utilizing cheaper, impractical fun
Speaker 1: cars and we wanted the forest looking for trash. That's
Speaker 1: a big party too.
Speaker 2: And Cal, what was your role in that this year?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: My objective was to just show all these other user
Speaker 4: groups that this very eclectic, loose, fun group of people
Speaker 4: also exist and they're excellent stewards of public land, like
Speaker 4: they use public lands and there's this huge stewardship aspect
Speaker 4: to I think it was four thousand people in Madras, Yeah, right, Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, that's a lot. That's a big group of
Speaker 4: people to get together so that there's some secret sauce
Speaker 4: that this guy has put out there and people are
Speaker 4: reacting to it and people need to know about it.
Speaker 4: So that was my objective, and you know, I just
Speaker 4: felt like it was a very important thing to showcase
Speaker 4: during like the big public lands fight, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Cal had described it to me as possibly the largest
Speaker 2: public land trash pickup in the world. You said four
Speaker 2: thousand people there. What's the rest of the scale of
Speaker 2: this trash pick up event?
Speaker 1: Well, and so I don't know if I can say world,
Speaker 1: because there's some ocean cleanups that go you know, go
Speaker 1: on nationally that that might but as far as one
Speaker 1: particular weekend, we've we've topped out and we've done four
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand pounds of trash, and that includes
Speaker 1: abandoned cars, RVs. Boats. We go for big stuff called
Speaker 1: trophy trash. So you roll into camp with a water
Speaker 1: heater and you know, instead of like a big boil,
Speaker 1: you get a water heater out there and everyone collapsing
Speaker 1: and throw it in the bin and you go back
Speaker 1: out and you do it again.
Speaker 2: Tell you about the rest of the trophy trash. What
Speaker 2: are like the craziest things you guys bring in?
Speaker 1: I mean, right now it's our vs. We have a
Speaker 1: big house house. The situation that's happening in Oregon and unfortunate,
Speaker 1: it's getting pushed out into public lands. And so we've
Speaker 1: got all these abandoned campers that are out there. I
Speaker 1: mean we hauled in about I think about twelve of
Speaker 1: them this year. We got to pick them apart and
Speaker 1: get rid of them. We did fifteen abandoned cars and
Speaker 1: then boats. Boats are always the funny, funniest thing. So
Speaker 1: how did this? It's not on a Trailer's just a
Speaker 1: boat on top of a mountain somewhere and we hold.
Speaker 1: But it's also fun because you could usually haul them
Speaker 1: out with you know, Toyota corollas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, cal you you have some content coming out
Speaker 2: with Tate. Tell folks win and where they'll get that well.
Speaker 4: Hopefully we can get it put together well next week
Speaker 4: or so. On the YouTube channel the Meat Eater Podcast
Speaker 4: YouTube channel, you'll be able to see some of this.
Speaker 4: You can always cruise the Sons of Smoking Gambler five
Speaker 4: hundred Instagram feed as well, and then down the road
Speaker 4: whenever the editing schedule allows, there'll be more of a
Speaker 4: full length, you know, thirty forty minute.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: There was so much to film.
Speaker 4: There was so much to film, it's it might just
Speaker 4: be a scrolling montage of weird and awesomeness. It was
Speaker 4: gorgeous the whole time, so trying to keep the sinnies
Speaker 4: in line was very hard.
Speaker 6: It sounds kind of like Burning Man for people who
Speaker 6: aren't selfish exactly.
Speaker 4: Burning Man was brought up multiple times during this shoot,
Speaker 4: and every time somebody was like, this is not burning Man.
Speaker 5: Do not associate.
Speaker 3: We clean up after ourselves.
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 7: Have you guys ever come in behind the rainbow gathering?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Never, but I heard, Yeah, I know that that's kind
Speaker 1: of a big issue. We're slightly more organized and functional
Speaker 1: than that group of misfits.
Speaker 7: But no, I'm saying, like, come in to clean up
Speaker 7: after them.
Speaker 1: Uh no, no, And yeah, I mean I don't even
Speaker 1: know where they are these days, but around there are
Speaker 1: there are a few like like the Cascade really and
Speaker 1: a few sporting like sports events where people run or
Speaker 1: bike and stuff that people ask us to come in
Speaker 1: after them. They like these people trash this places, water
Speaker 1: bottles and ditches everywhere, and and yeah, that's that's that's
Speaker 1: not our gig.
Speaker 4: So yeah, Rannie's crushing cups on his head and drawing
Speaker 4: off the side.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it is a party. I mean we'd
Speaker 1: have like ten bands out there and a bunch of vendors,
Speaker 1: and you know there's some pops consumed you know at
Speaker 1: night and stuff, and it's a good mix.
Speaker 2: That's great, good stuff.
Speaker 5: Who's smoky smokey.
Speaker 1: We wanted to make it sound like kind of like
Speaker 1: more treacherous, kind of like bike like intimidate litterbugs and
Speaker 1: so the sons of smoky you know, you know, at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, we're.
Speaker 7: Just sons of anarchy was taken.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's play on that and sons you know some
Speaker 1: of smoking the bear, the smoking mountains.
Speaker 5: Just okay, yeah, I like it.
Speaker 2: Tate, Welcome to the show. Now this is a ten
Speaker 2: round quiz show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals,
Speaker 2: which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, and there is
Speaker 2: a prize. Mediater will donate five hundred dollars to the
Speaker 2: conservation organization of the winner's choosing. Now, Tate, what are
Speaker 2: your strengths and weaknesses in trivia that's about hunting, fishing,
Speaker 2: conservation and cooking.
Speaker 1: I'm a yeah, jack of all trades, but yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm a deer and elk hunter. You know, big public
Speaker 1: land guy out here up in Oregon. So I usually
Speaker 1: you bring home at least you know, one of the two.
Speaker 1: So I'm I'm an audit you guys content So you know,
Speaker 1: all right, I know know some stuff, but I probably
Speaker 1: tell you today.
Speaker 5: I know all right.
Speaker 2: For the housekeeping section, Phil and Randall did bar trivia
Speaker 2: last night. What was the result.
Speaker 8: Well, it's kind of an interesting evening.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yeah, thank.
Speaker 8: You Phil, thank you.
Speaker 6: So we uh we decided the very last minute to
Speaker 6: play trivia at a local watering hole at six pm.
Speaker 6: And at six oh five it was plain to us
Speaker 6: that trivia was not in fact happening.
Speaker 9: Despite being advertised on There.
Speaker 2: Were you the only ones waiting for trivia.
Speaker 6: Yes, so in any event, it was it was filmed
Speaker 6: myself and our lovely wives, and we uh, we deliberated
Speaker 6: on whether or not we could stay out long enough
Speaker 6: to go to an eight o'clock trivia game and another
Speaker 6: watering hole. Four rounds, great trivia, really phenomenal questions. We
Speaker 6: were playing against a table of some ten odd hold hold.
Speaker 5: On, so you did make it to the eight pm?
Speaker 2: We did migrant it called an audible Yeah, we played.
Speaker 6: We played against a table of some ten people against
Speaker 6: the rules, right neck, And no they don't, they don't
Speaker 6: limit that what they.
Speaker 2: Do morally, it's against Yeah.
Speaker 6: And ultimately there was that there was a moment in
Speaker 6: time during the second round, which which was very difficult,
Speaker 6: and a gentleman came out of the restroom and stood
Speaker 6: for our table like belly to our answer sheet and
Speaker 6: glanced at the answer sheet, glanced at the TV, and
Speaker 6: I just thought, well, maybe this is some hapless fool
Speaker 6: who's bumbling about the world without any sense of how
Speaker 6: people perceive his actions, and I'll just let him go
Speaker 6: on his merry way without saying anything. And then in
Speaker 6: fact was a member of that big team, and so
Speaker 6: he he hovered over our answer sheet until Sydney told
Speaker 6: me later that she gave him like a glare, and
Speaker 6: that's when he actually left our table and he went
Speaker 6: and sat down right next to him.
Speaker 9: So it turns out they were our closest rivals the
Speaker 9: whole game.
Speaker 6: But we saved our you know, you can double your
Speaker 6: best round, and we saved our double star until the
Speaker 6: very end category biopics or biopis, and we did a clean,
Speaker 6: clean sweep there, forty points. We didn't even use the
Speaker 6: mulligan that we could have used at any and one
Speaker 6: of the four rounds.
Speaker 2: So dominant.
Speaker 8: It felt really good.
Speaker 6: Actually it was challenging and and and you know, it's
Speaker 6: not at all fun if you don't win.
Speaker 9: Yeah, especially especially since we weren't almost We almost didn't
Speaker 9: go because we were a bunch of early birds.
Speaker 8: And then I'd just like to we we won. Uh,
Speaker 8: we won a fifty dollars bar tab.
Speaker 5: Oh a little.
Speaker 8: We had already settled our bar tab, so uh.
Speaker 6: I went to the I went to the bar, and
Speaker 6: I said, hey, can we just have like as many
Speaker 6: unopened beers as you can give those coasty.
Speaker 8: Bucks their ice cold?
Speaker 5: Okay, they're ice cold.
Speaker 8: So if anybody would like one, Phil you want to,
Speaker 8: oh please?
Speaker 3: I'm so glad I didn't make fun of that story.
Speaker 6: Sidney and I Yes, Sydney and I walked out of
Speaker 6: Molly Brown's last night with an armful of beers, and uh,
Speaker 6: what a great.
Speaker 2: Day they because they make you use.
Speaker 6: The tab the night that you win. And so I
Speaker 6: was about to call the store boys and just say,
Speaker 6: you guys want to come because we we had had enough.
Speaker 6: You know, it was ten pm past our bedtime. And
Speaker 6: I almost called the store boys and said, you guys
Speaker 6: want to guys want to chew up a fifty dollars
Speaker 6: tab here at Molly Brown.
Speaker 8: But they were kind enough to give us some road beers.
Speaker 2: So kind Yeah, good on you, so cheers. Well done, yeah, Randall,
Speaker 2: well done?
Speaker 3: Filled yougether?
Speaker 2: How many questions did you get wrong?
Speaker 6: The first round we got one question wrong, The second
Speaker 6: round we got three wrong.
Speaker 9: The third round was a weird one because it was
Speaker 9: in like a mix. It was a big pool of points.
Speaker 8: Anybody else.
Speaker 9: We finished with a ninety two out of one hundred,
Speaker 9: and the second place team had ninety.
Speaker 6: Yeah the third the third round you had to match
Speaker 6: decades to events without and they didn't repeat, so it
Speaker 6: was like if you got one wrong, you got too wrong,
Speaker 6: but then you could get.
Speaker 8: Bonus points by naming the exact date. So that's when
Speaker 8: we really made up some ground.
Speaker 6: And then in the final round, I mean it was
Speaker 6: a storybook finish, trying to move.
Speaker 3: The only thing that.
Speaker 10: Made randall if you and Phil would have gotten a
Speaker 10: bar fight with your your rival team.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, nearly nearly came to blows had you not
Speaker 6: pulled it out in the end.
Speaker 2: Does it give you some confidence in coming into trivia?
Speaker 8: No, not at all, No, not at all.
Speaker 6: I uh yeah, I saw a comment this morning said
Speaker 6: Ben Randalls beIN just sucking.
Speaker 5: Wow, But it did.
Speaker 8: I do have a little extra pap in my step today.
Speaker 5: Although scer Spencer was telling us that on trivia days
Speaker 5: you actually have a hard time accomplishing your other work,
Speaker 5: trying to get before the game. Oh is that true?
Speaker 8: Not really?
Speaker 5: I mean I okay, So.
Speaker 3: Why do you sit by yourself in your vehicle.
Speaker 6: Day listening to my tapes, myself help tapes.
Speaker 2: It's more productive?
Speaker 6: No, it's just just a real, a real treasure to
Speaker 6: be able to play with you guys every week. So
Speaker 6: I'd look forward to it. If anything, I'm distracted by
Speaker 6: the by the excitement.
Speaker 2: Well done test victory for you and Phil.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's probably not going to make it on TV.
Speaker 8: It's not gonna make the twenty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's not be presumptuous here.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: The Shelby into Extra today is a four to our
Speaker 2: winner should get eight correct answers, and with that we're
Speaker 2: onto the game of trivia played the drop pill.
Speaker 1: Look, I need to know what I stand to win everything?
Speaker 8: How's that just tend to win?
Speaker 11: Game on suckers?
Speaker 2: How many roadies did that? Fifty dollars get you.
Speaker 4: Eight?
Speaker 2: Eight?
Speaker 5: Couch?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 8: For next time?
Speaker 2: Question one, the topic is natural history, and this will
Speaker 2: be multiple choice. In what city is the Field Museum
Speaker 2: of Natural History? Is it Chicago, San Francisco, El Paso
Speaker 2: or Boston.
Speaker 3: I can't believe this is a multiple choicer.
Speaker 2: In what city is the Field Museum of Natural History? Chicago,
Speaker 2: San Francisco, El Paso, Boston. Brody's still thinking about it, Brody,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'll go find out.
Speaker 2: In what city is the Field Museum of Natural History? Chicago,
Speaker 2: San Francisco, El Paso or Boston.
Speaker 7: Why pick it on me already?
Speaker 2: Well, Cal declared it was easy, and you were the
Speaker 2: one still thinking. That is why I asked, is everybody
Speaker 2: ready go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tate
Speaker 2: saying San Francisco, Giannis and Randall, and the Logan and
Speaker 2: Alyssa and Cal and Brody saying Chicago. They got it.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is Chicago.
Speaker 3: So only one person in the room got it wrong.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: If you look, you can see it. I'd wiped off Chicago.
Speaker 2: Col got in your head. The Field Museum is one
Speaker 2: of the largest natural history museums in the world. It
Speaker 2: sits on the shore of Lake Michigan and gets over
Speaker 2: two million visitors each year. They have forty million specimens
Speaker 2: and artifacts in their collection and are known for their
Speaker 2: library of two hundred and seventy five thousand books on
Speaker 2: the subjects of biology, ecology, geology, and archaeology. Logan, how
Speaker 2: many field trips did you take there as a kid?
Speaker 11: You know, I don't remember exactly. We went to the
Speaker 11: Museum of Science and Industry this last holiday break and
Speaker 11: that was awesome. MSI yeah, I think like as a
Speaker 11: kid I don't remember how much like reading was involved
Speaker 11: in museums, and I was like, wow, you have to
Speaker 11: like read a lot when you're at museums.
Speaker 2: Who will spended the.
Speaker 8: Field unless you go to them in foreign countries where
Speaker 8: we don't speak the language.
Speaker 2: Yanni and cow Ben in the field? How about n random?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay? Any highlights to share from your field museum trip?
Speaker 4: Wanabo there the hope diamond was there when I was there.
Speaker 6: They have a large I think it's a bronchiasaurus on
Speaker 6: display at the O'Hare Airport, and a little field museum
Speaker 6: gift stand as well, So.
Speaker 4: I mean it is well, well, yeah, yeah, it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Question two. The topic is hunting. Knine infectious respiratory disease complex,
Speaker 2: which is a highly contagious illness for dogs, is more
Speaker 2: commonly known by this name. Canine infectious respiratory disease complex,
Speaker 2: which is a highly contagious illness for dogs, is more
Speaker 2: commonly known by this name. Brody and Randall quick to answer,
Speaker 2: you're with a blank whiteboard.
Speaker 8: You spent some money at the vet in your day?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, funded that vet recently?
Speaker 5: All, just recently?
Speaker 3: Do you do another rounded?
Speaker 5: No? No, no, okay, yeah from last winter.
Speaker 2: Canine infectious respiratory disease complex, which is a highly contagious
Speaker 2: illness for dogs, is more commonly known by this name.
Speaker 7: Weren't you gonna double the number your pack? Honest, you're
Speaker 7: gonna get another one?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a work in progress.
Speaker 2: Yeah, waiting for the right one to come along.
Speaker 5: No, just waiting for the aok from the leader of
Speaker 5: our home pack.
Speaker 2: You know, okay, very good.
Speaker 4: Are you like looking for something a little smaller, takes
Speaker 4: up a little less space?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, half half size of my horse who thinks
Speaker 12: he's a dog, or.
Speaker 5: Maybe the other way around.
Speaker 2: Still waiting on, Yanni.
Speaker 5: Everybody else has an answer?
Speaker 2: An answers have an answer?
Speaker 12: Oh man, come on, just give me one dog sickness.
Speaker 12: That's all I need is one doggie.
Speaker 2: Canine infectious respiratory disease complex, which is a highly contagious
Speaker 2: illness for dogs. It's more commonly known by this name.
Speaker 2: He's coming up with his answer. Go ahead and reveal
Speaker 2: your answers. We have hate saying. Corona says Curdy, Surdy,
Speaker 2: Randall says kennel cough logan barking cough, Alyssa parvo kel
Speaker 2: kennel cough, Brody kennel cough. The correct answer is kennel cough.
Speaker 2: I think we had three or four or players. Get
Speaker 2: that one right. Kennel cough affects more than five million
Speaker 2: dogs each year. As the name suggests, dogs are most
Speaker 2: at risk when they're around a lot of other dogs
Speaker 2: at kennel's shelters and daycares. Classic symptoms include runny nose, sneezing,
Speaker 2: and frequent coughing that's been described as honking and gagging. Typically,
Speaker 2: dogs fully recover within a week. Who has experienced with
Speaker 2: kennel cough? Been here and you didn't get it? Right?
Speaker 2: How bad was it, Brody? When kennel cough wasn't bad?
Speaker 4: A lot of noise if you're around dog gets it bad.
Speaker 4: I mean it sounds horrible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds horrible.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The worst part about it was when Rosie got kennel cough.
Speaker 6: We were living in a camper. Oh you didn't get
Speaker 6: away from the noise.
Speaker 2: Did you have your whole pack at that time?
Speaker 8: Just two?
Speaker 2: Okay, but both of them get it.
Speaker 6: No, just Rosie got it. I don't think Arlow got it,
Speaker 6: but yeah he was. He was not a camper sized dog.
Speaker 1: So can we double check if canine corona is not also.
Speaker 2: Kennel cough? Question three, The topic is conservation. This next
Speaker 2: great question is via Tim Finnegan. This type of AI
Speaker 2: has been used to save imperiled species such as white
Speaker 2: rhinos and wood bison. Our room is stumped. Question three.
Speaker 2: This type of AI has been used to save imperiled
Speaker 2: species such as white rhinos and wood bison. The topic
Speaker 2: is conservation. We have seven blank whiteboards in the room,
Speaker 2: Brody and Randall now coming up with an answer.
Speaker 6: I thought this was the one place where I'd be
Speaker 6: safe from any discussion of AI, which seems to have
Speaker 6: permeated all today discourse.
Speaker 2: The topic is conservation. This type of AI has been
Speaker 2: used to save imperiled species such as white rhinos and
Speaker 2: wood bison.
Speaker 4: So are you suggesting that the AI is the thing
Speaker 4: that saved these species?
Speaker 3: Because these species.
Speaker 4: Woods by some typically mm hm like they would have
Speaker 4: been long Dad, It's.
Speaker 2: Been a tool that helped save these imperiled species. This
Speaker 2: type of AI has been used to save imperiled species
Speaker 2: such as white rhinos and wood bison. Does anyone like
Speaker 2: their answer? Okay, is the only player I like mine.
Speaker 6: Okay, if this AI is a Labrador retriever, do you
Speaker 6: need a dog?
Speaker 2: I'm not going to give any further hints. Everything you
Speaker 2: need is right there.
Speaker 12: I know for a fact that this type of AI
Speaker 12: has been used to save the white rhino. So if
Speaker 12: this is wrong, we're gonna take last night never happened
Speaker 12: bar fight and make it happen.
Speaker 3: You have to name the AI.
Speaker 2: This type of AI has been used to save piled species.
Speaker 5: So proud of.
Speaker 8: Philis is a problematic question.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 8: That is that bug.
Speaker 9: Ice, cold and refreshing.
Speaker 2: Thank you, be honest, very satisfying, good big smile and
Speaker 2: a lot of giggling over there. This type of AI
Speaker 2: has been used to saving periled species such as white
Speaker 2: rhinos and wood bison. Do our other players give up?
Speaker 3: I am officially giving up.
Speaker 11: It's just like a type of AI or a company.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answer. Uh, we have tate
Speaker 2: Without an answer, Yanna says an artificial insemination. Randall says
Speaker 2: genetic modeling, logan generative AI alyssa chat GPT cow chat
Speaker 2: GPT Brody without an answer, Yann has got it. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is artificial AI.
Speaker 6: I would have added quotation marks, that's a dirty.
Speaker 2: Artificial insemination has been used on everything from pandas to
Speaker 2: killer whales to blackfooted ferrets. The first AI with a
Speaker 2: wild animal was a wolf in nineteen seventy three. Besides
Speaker 2: increasing populations, it's a tool to help create more genetic diversity.
Speaker 2: Before mm hmm, I have.
Speaker 5: Well, where did you get that opportunity?
Speaker 10: My buddy, Buddy's uncle rand a dairy farm one days, like.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, elbow deep.
Speaker 2: That's right. It worked on a farm cow we'd prag
Speaker 2: check the cows and they would call it AI. They
Speaker 2: didn't say our. They got time for that quotation marks.
Speaker 2: This type of AI. As the honest was saying, the
Speaker 2: white rhino, I believe it's it's the northern herd that's
Speaker 2: got to left, and they stuck one of those in
Speaker 2: a southern herd white rhino. So it may be what
Speaker 2: saves those question for the topic is wild.
Speaker 5: I knew it was a dirty question, but I didn't
Speaker 5: want to say. I felt good job.
Speaker 3: It just looped up that.
Speaker 2: Audubon calls this song bird the quote master mimic thanks
Speaker 2: to its ability to imitate hundreds of bird songs and calls. Again.
Speaker 2: This is question four. Audubon calls this song bird the
Speaker 2: Master thanks to its ability to imitate hundreds of bird
Speaker 2: songs and calls.
Speaker 1: I mean to about you guys on my trivia show.
Speaker 10: I think that's the first time that you've legitimately pulled
Speaker 10: a dirty trick on It's a type of aid.
Speaker 2: No, I thought half of you would get it. You
Speaker 2: think I thought you would have. I thought you'd have
Speaker 2: the honest reaction where you'd giggle.
Speaker 3: Question.
Speaker 6: If that were a crossword clue published in the New
Speaker 6: York Times, it would have had.
Speaker 8: Quotation marks around it.
Speaker 2: They might steal this from us, and we'll see what.
Speaker 5: We would love to join your trivia show.
Speaker 2: The Master mimic thanks to its ability to imitate hundreds
Speaker 2: of bird songs and calls.
Speaker 4: I ran around and talked to a bunch of people
Speaker 4: at the Gambler, and you know, I'd be like, oh, cool, car,
Speaker 4: tell me about it, and then they really start telling
Speaker 4: me about it, and I was just like, oh, knew
Speaker 4: nothing nothing about.
Speaker 5: Like listening to Spencer and Randall talk n b A.
Speaker 4: Right exactly, Yeah, just kind of got a nod and
Speaker 4: wait for it to finish.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have Tate saying mocking bird, Randall parakeet, Logan mocking bird,
Speaker 2: A Lissa mockingbird, cal mocking j Brody mocking bird. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is the mocking bird. What do you think
Speaker 2: we do about col he did the fictitious These are
Speaker 2: in the Hunger Games. That is a mocking it. It's
Speaker 2: the mocking jay, is not. That's a that's a Hunger
Speaker 2: Games bird.
Speaker 3: Because I watch a lot of Hunger Games.
Speaker 2: You got that answer from somewhere and it's not real life.
Speaker 7: Is it mocking bird in the family.
Speaker 8: It must have been a into your brain somehow.
Speaker 3: I know somebody loved it up and shoved it in there.
Speaker 2: Well, the Google AI says, no, a mocking bird and
Speaker 2: a mocking j are not the same thing. A mocking
Speaker 2: bird is a real bird, while a mocking j is
Speaker 2: a fictional hybrid bird from the Hunter game. Just just
Speaker 2: for argument's sake, mocking j's are a result of a
Speaker 2: genetic back on between a mockingbird and a jabber j.
Speaker 2: Mocking you would have taken well, you didn't.
Speaker 3: This would have been an acceptable answer.
Speaker 5: They should also know that The Stellar's Jake also has
Speaker 5: a whole bunch of different.
Speaker 2: They're not the master mimic, and they don't imitate hundreds
Speaker 2: of birds, songs and calls. I think specifically talks.
Speaker 13: The book was called Mocking j con.
Speaker 2: Mocking bird is the state bird of Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas,
Speaker 2: and formerly South Carolina. It's thought they mimic other birds
Speaker 2: to claim territory and attract mates. Studies have found that
Speaker 2: they most often imitate cardinal bluebirds and wrens, and never
Speaker 2: imitate doves or sparrows. Question five. The topic is fishing.
Speaker 2: This is our listener question of the week, which was
Speaker 2: won by Dustin Fair for sending this great question. Dustin
Speaker 2: is going to get a board game signed by the crew.
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Speaker 2: the medeater dot com. This brand says they quote sparked
Speaker 2: the modern ice fishing revolution with the introduction of the
Speaker 2: FL eight flasher in nineteen eighty nine. They This brand
Speaker 2: says they sparked the modern ice fishing revolution with the
Speaker 2: introduction of the FL eight flasher in nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 2: We have a stumped room again, be honesty, you have
Speaker 2: this one right.
Speaker 5: I know the name of one company, okay, that makes
Speaker 5: these flashers, Okay, and I've written it down.
Speaker 2: This brand says they started the modern ice fishing revolution
Speaker 2: with the introduction I feel an L eight flasher in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: I only know one fishing brand, so it's pretty yet
Speaker 1: that one.
Speaker 5: There we go, go with your gut.
Speaker 2: Cal Do you have this one right?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: I mean it's kind of the same way tape picked.
Speaker 2: This brand says they sparked the modern ice fishing revolution
Speaker 2: with the introduction of the FL eight flasher in nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty nine. This is question five, So we'll get a
Speaker 2: scoreboard update from Phil after this. Brody, how you doing
Speaker 2: over here?
Speaker 3: Not good?
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to like picture a flasher in my head.
Speaker 2: It's like not working out. Like no words, You don't
Speaker 2: think you owned one of these?
Speaker 7: No, I've never had a flasher. I just used like
Speaker 7: a fishbinder that also has a flasher on the screen.
Speaker 4: Do you think you would be more successful if you
Speaker 4: showed up at eight thirty in the morning and sat
Speaker 4: in your vehicle drinking coffee and just really thought about
Speaker 4: it until game time.
Speaker 2: Might come to me.
Speaker 7: Listen, it smells like someone's been drinking coffee all day
Speaker 7: in here.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Right now. If I show up in the studio right
Speaker 2: after someone else got done recording, the microphone will often
Speaker 2: smell like coffee. So that happened again today. Brody answer
Speaker 2: Rand do you give up? Yeah, go ahead and reveal.
Speaker 9: What's that say?
Speaker 2: Jannis says vex lar Randall without an answer. Logan says
Speaker 2: garment alyssa without an answer, Cal says hummingbird. Brody says
Speaker 2: low rinse. The correct answer is vex laar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good job.
Speaker 2: The three color f L eight took the market by
Speaker 2: storm with its rechargeable battery and unique carrying case. They
Speaker 2: say this was the first sonar system that directly targeted
Speaker 2: ice fishermen. It also gave birth to the next generation
Speaker 2: of Vexler flashers, such as the f L E teen
Speaker 2: and f L eight s L T.
Speaker 4: We could only get two colors up here in Montana
Speaker 4: behind all.
Speaker 2: Right, Phil, give us a scoreboard update. Halfway through the game.
Speaker 9: Everyone's on the board, but at halftime, no one is
Speaker 9: in line with the Shelby index. We've got tint with
Speaker 9: one and then Randall, Logan, Alyssa, and Cal all have
Speaker 9: two points apiece and tied up in the first place. There,
Speaker 9: Giannis Ptelis and Brodie Henderson.
Speaker 2: Game.
Speaker 6: You should check out Molly Brown Trivia. Okay, they run,
Speaker 6: they run a tight ship there. It's good, good math.
Speaker 4: You guys were coming up like bonus points and worth
Speaker 4: double and it's not that sounds terrible, not that hard
Speaker 4: sounds not that hard.
Speaker 1: I still want you to use that artificial inseminator machine
Speaker 1: to tell me if Cana and Corona and Kennel call
Speaker 1: for the same.
Speaker 2: Okay, I will google that after this next question. Question six,
Speaker 2: the topic is woodsmanship. The blank Field Guides, which help
Speaker 2: Layman identify birds, insects, plants, and mushrooms, published their first
Speaker 2: book in nineteen thirty four. The blank Field Guides, which
Speaker 2: help layman identify birds, insects, plants, and mushrooms, published their
Speaker 2: first book in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 7: Man jumped into my head. But now I'm second guess
Speaker 7: to myself that.
Speaker 11: Was happening in the last question, and Spencer kept repeating
Speaker 11: the questions.
Speaker 2: Like goddamn it, you're stop talking.
Speaker 3: Maybe it'll come to.
Speaker 7: Me I'm gonna leave it.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 7: You got a handful of these things on the bookshelf
Speaker 7: at home.
Speaker 5: I know, but I also have the other one right?
Speaker 5: Which one is older?
Speaker 2: The blank Field Guides, which help layman identify birds, insects, plants,
Speaker 2: and mushrooms, to their first book in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 2: It does not look like canine corona is the same
Speaker 2: as kennel cough. Does anyone feel good about their answer
Speaker 2: for this one?
Speaker 5: I feel good, but I yeah, but I feel Do
Speaker 5: we get an index on this bad boy?
Speaker 2: It's a four, so I cannot. Some of you may
Speaker 2: lose to Shelby this week. The Blankfield Guides, which help
Speaker 2: layman identify birds, insects, plants, and mushrooms, published their first
Speaker 2: book in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 1: I could definitely use when I am a layman, you.
Speaker 10: Know, Spencer, I was wondering earlier if you're ever gonna
Speaker 10: get big enough to get yourself a real time fact
Speaker 10: checker so you don't.
Speaker 8: Have to do it.
Speaker 2: I wish I had one that would be convenient. Do
Speaker 2: you think some of these are wrong or what? Oh?
Speaker 5: I don't think you care that much.
Speaker 2: I care too much. I work myself into a pretzel sometimes.
Speaker 2: The Blackfield Guides, which help Blaman identify birds, insects, plants,
Speaker 2: and mushrooms, published their first book in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 2: Of a lot of folks reach out and ask how
Speaker 2: to get into foraging mushrooms or rock counting. These field
Speaker 2: Guides are a great way to start.
Speaker 12: Oh, yeah, I have two answers, and I don't know
Speaker 12: which one.
Speaker 2: It's everybody ready, Do you have one picked? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tate saying farmers,
Speaker 2: Giannis says Sibley, you doner without an answer, Logan says
Speaker 2: my cologists, Alyssa says blue cal without an answer, and
Speaker 2: Brody says.
Speaker 5: Peterson's nobody other answer.
Speaker 2: So what was your other answer? The correct answer is Peterson.
Speaker 5: Got that one right.
Speaker 2: The first book was The Field Guide to Birds, which
Speaker 2: has been followed up by fifty more books since then.
Speaker 2: Some volumes cover niche subjects, such as A Field Guide
Speaker 2: to Eastern Butterflies, while others are broad, such as a
Speaker 2: Field Guide to the Stars and Planets. These books can
Speaker 2: be a great time casel, with A Field Guide to
Speaker 2: Freshwater Fish adding one hundred and fourteen Previously unrecognized species.
Speaker 2: Between the first and second edition.
Speaker 6: The only thing I could think of was Audubon, and
Speaker 6: based on the last question referencing Audubon, I didn't think
Speaker 6: that was the worthwhile I answered, write down the Peterson
Speaker 6: Field Guide.
Speaker 3: Four in a row for old Randy.
Speaker 7: Oh boy, but last night was fun, wasn't it, Randy?
Speaker 5: I'm still enjoying it.
Speaker 2: Actually, man, is the Peterson Field Guide? What you have
Speaker 2: at home? Bro? For what topic?
Speaker 7: We have?
Speaker 3: Birds?
Speaker 10: We have I think we have a fish one like
Speaker 10: a saltwater fish one maybe good books.
Speaker 2: Question seven, the topic is cooking. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Michael Fletcher. This is the world's largest burrowing
Speaker 2: clam which has a foul name, and foul is fo
Speaker 2: w l For the folks who are listening instead of
Speaker 2: watching quotation marks. This is the world's large burrowing clam,
Speaker 2: which has a foul name. Now, if I had quotation
Speaker 2: marks on AI, I don't know that it would have
Speaker 2: helped any of you. Randall, do you think that you
Speaker 2: would have been like, oh, it's artificial.
Speaker 6: Because I would have known that it wasn't a I
Speaker 6: wouldn't known that you're not looking for a type of
Speaker 6: artificial intelligence.
Speaker 3: But he's a crosswords math.
Speaker 2: This is the word also a doctor. Well, it fooled
Speaker 2: all of us, so don't.
Speaker 8: Do a lot of you can find at Randall.
Speaker 3: No what I'm puting.
Speaker 4: I'm saying that that being in quotation marks doesn't mean
Speaker 4: the same thing to somebody who's not a crosswords.
Speaker 6: Well anything in quotation marks. It's practically saying like so
Speaker 6: called AI. It's it's to imply that it's not actually
Speaker 6: what you're talking.
Speaker 3: To somebody who's insist.
Speaker 6: I think anybody like if I wrote, if I wrote
Speaker 6: in a text to you, Spencer is the real expert
Speaker 6: trivia host that put expert quotation marks you to understand
Speaker 6: the application.
Speaker 5: I would.
Speaker 4: I would have been like somebody once called Spencer an expert.
Speaker 2: That's a quote real Einstein. All right, this is the
Speaker 2: world's largest burrowing clam, whichance a foul.
Speaker 9: Name speaking of uh being looped up and elbow deep.
Speaker 9: I watched my step dad get one of these in
Speaker 9: the Sale Islands. He was fighting it for about thirty minutes.
Speaker 5: Hints film tip.
Speaker 2: Well, uh yeah, since Phil has said it now Tate
Speaker 2: being from Horgan, this is basically a bone was filled.
Speaker 4: The guy who came out of the bathroom in your
Speaker 4: story covered over an answer.
Speaker 8: Jill did come out of the bathroom a lot.
Speaker 9: Whoa, I've got a tiny bladder.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a problem.
Speaker 3: No, I wouldn't want to bring that up.
Speaker 2: A laugh, A laugh the camera.
Speaker 9: Actually, oh yeah, hold on.
Speaker 2: We've got a lot of problems here again.
Speaker 1: Can I use phonetic spelling on this or.
Speaker 2: Spelling does not count unless you put instead Another hint,
Speaker 2: this is the world's largest burrowing clam m which has
Speaker 2: a foul name.
Speaker 8: O w L.
Speaker 7: I just watch.
Speaker 1: M H.
Speaker 2: Got a lot of confident players, but not Yanni this time.
Speaker 2: Who I think is leading?
Speaker 8: He's got he's got a Yeah, Brody is a one lead.
Speaker 5: With the Peterson's field. I do, yes, it's.
Speaker 8: Really but Brody's doing a lot of eracing too well.
Speaker 10: I figured there's no reason to complicate things.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 2: Tate saying gooey duck, Jannie duck, Randall gooey duck, logan
Speaker 2: foul clam alyssa clucker cal and Brody saying gooey duck.
Speaker 2: That's the correct answer, gooey duck, and it's spelled the
Speaker 2: g e O duck g e O d k.
Speaker 8: I got both the phonetic at it right.
Speaker 7: That's great to point out that cow said goeye duck.
Speaker 2: These animals are also known as elephant clams and king clams.
Speaker 2: They can weigh several pounds and live for one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty years. They cost about thirty dollars per pound
Speaker 2: and are said to taste slightly sweet and briny. Gooey
Speaker 2: ducks are often eating raw as sashimi or savice, or
Speaker 2: cooked in a stir fry or hot pot. Who's eating
Speaker 2: guy ducks?
Speaker 3: You go after those things?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Never, I think steamers and now yeah, we claim a
Speaker 1: little bit, not gooey duck.
Speaker 2: So Randall thinks he's eating.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean Sydney's from the Pacific Northwest. She's a
Speaker 6: big fan of clams and other shellfish.
Speaker 2: How is that guey duck? Maybe cooked? I don't remember, Okay.
Speaker 4: Way back when, when I was working in that part
Speaker 4: of the country, I call them geo ducks. And that's
Speaker 4: a good way to get yourself ostracized in a barn.
Speaker 6: The only reason, Jack, the only reason I remember it's
Speaker 6: because it was used in front of me and I
Speaker 6: had no idea.
Speaker 2: What it was like.
Speaker 6: I was twenty six years old as an ohioman, and
Speaker 6: I just had never heard of a guy duck guy.
Speaker 5: This is a strong case for a half point.
Speaker 2: Now a zero point answer question height. The topic is conservation.
Speaker 2: These treaties, which were signed in Switzerland in nineteen forty
Speaker 2: nine make it a war crime to destroy another country's dam.
Speaker 5: Well, here's a bone for the old history doctor I
Speaker 5: was about.
Speaker 6: I was about to point out earlier that we we
Speaker 6: haven't gotten any good history questions in a while.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, this is a conservation question. Technically, these treaties,
Speaker 2: which were signed in Switzerland in nineteen forty nine, make
Speaker 2: it a war crime to destroy another country's dam. Also,
Speaker 2: the first question day was about a natural history museum.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's not history though the best his I liked
Speaker 6: that question though, Okay, I like it, Like this one
Speaker 6: questions about flashers. Actually, there's someone in the chat today
Speaker 6: on the on the live stream.
Speaker 8: I said, you said, Randal.
Speaker 6: As soon as you answer a question about birds correctly,
Speaker 6: I'll become.
Speaker 2: A randomal Is that your weakness?
Speaker 8: Well, clearly the mocking bird.
Speaker 2: Huh. These treaties which were signed in Switzerland in nineteen
Speaker 2: forty nine, make it a war crime to destroy another
Speaker 2: country's dam. This is question eight. We'll get another scoreboard
Speaker 2: update and fill the engineer after this randal. Very confident
Speaker 2: Tait that you have this one right.
Speaker 1: I believe I didn't.
Speaker 2: Okay, how about you, Brody, I think I got a chance.
Speaker 2: These treaties, which were signed in Switzerland in nineteen forty nine,
Speaker 2: make it a war crime to destroy another country's dam.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Be honest? Sure, go ahead and reveal
Speaker 2: your answers. Saying Geneva Convention, Giannis says, Paris Randall, Geneva Convention, Logan,
Speaker 2: Geneva Treaties, Alyssa without an answer, cal versally Brody, Geneva Conventions.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is Geneva Conventions. Will give it to
Speaker 2: you Logan for having Geneva. The Geneva Conventions are international
Speaker 2: laws that established legal standards for humanitarian treatment in war.
Speaker 2: According to article fifty six of Additional Protocol, IE, militaries
Speaker 2: aren't allowed to attack dams and dykes if there's a
Speaker 2: chance they'll release dangerous forces onto civilians. The most deadly
Speaker 2: single active war ever involved a levy that was destroyed
Speaker 2: on the Yellow River in China during World War Two,
Speaker 2: which caused nearly a million people to die. Phil let's
Speaker 2: get a scoreboard update with two questions to go.
Speaker 3: Ah, it's bad, Oh we are geez?
Speaker 5: I got a single question the last update, rand cut
Speaker 5: right to the chase.
Speaker 9: Brody is ahead with six pointints and in second place
Speaker 9: is Randall Williams with four. Brody's got a pretty solid shot,
Speaker 9: but we'll see.
Speaker 2: If he chokes in Brody gets questioned nine correct, he
Speaker 2: will have.
Speaker 8: To secure doctor. Do you have good ones there?
Speaker 2: Question nine? The topic is fishing oh.
Speaker 5: Textbook.
Speaker 2: Hardy and Fenwick were the first brands to use this
Speaker 2: eight letter material for phishing rods. Hardy and Fenwick were
Speaker 2: the first brands to use this eight letter material.
Speaker 5: We're fishing rods.
Speaker 2: They next re marker found one.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 2: This is question nine. If Brody gets this right, the
Speaker 2: game will be.
Speaker 3: Over too many letters.
Speaker 2: It's too many letters, Brody, Brody, do you have this
Speaker 2: one right? Hardy and Fenwick were the first brands to
Speaker 2: use this eight letter material fishing rods? You honest, you
Speaker 2: have this one right? I believe so off back half
Speaker 2: of the game, very very tough.
Speaker 5: I said it before. I need you know the universe
Speaker 5: to align in your head and for those questions should
Speaker 5: be right up my alley to pull out the dub Randall.
Speaker 2: Do you have this one?
Speaker 8: Right? I do?
Speaker 2: I am so embarrassed eight letter material.
Speaker 6: I'd be more embarrassed by Spencer's pronunciation of Versailles.
Speaker 3: That was embarrassed.
Speaker 2: I get nervous. I get nervous when I see whiteboard.
Speaker 6: You could have at least gone with the Versailles, which
Speaker 6: is the.
Speaker 3: Treaty, the famous one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. Hardy and As were the first brands
Speaker 2: to use this eight letter material.
Speaker 5: The last minute change.
Speaker 2: Okay, eight letter word.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's one way to go.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Logan? It's not right, but yeah, go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tate saying bamboo,
Speaker 2: Giannis says graphite, Randall graphite, Logan plastics, Alyssa, aluminum, cal
Speaker 2: and Brody say graphite. They got it. The correct answer
Speaker 2: is graphight. Hardy and Fenwick started making graphite fishing rods
Speaker 2: in the late nineteen sixties and early nineteen seventies. The
Speaker 2: early models cost as much as one hundred and fifty dollars,
Speaker 2: which would be over one thousand dollars today. Graph Fight
Speaker 2: rods excel when it comes to being lightweight and sensitive,
Speaker 2: but are also some of the easiest to break. All right,
Speaker 2: here's a correct answer. Review so far one was Chicago
Speaker 2: two Kennelkough three Artificial Insemination, four, Mockingbird, five Vexlar, six
Speaker 2: Peterson seven Gooey Duck, eight Geneva Conventions, and nine Graphight.
Speaker 2: Brody has secured to the victory. We'll see if he
Speaker 2: can get the Shelby Index with the tenth and final question,
Speaker 2: the topic is hunting. This next great question is via
Speaker 2: Ryan Lufty, who faxed me this question.
Speaker 13: Nice sent me a fax here or at your house,
Speaker 13: because it's a fact that comes in via email, which
Speaker 13: we've learned is an amish way.
Speaker 2: To communicate with the show Nice. All right, what does
Speaker 2: PRC stand for when referring to six five p r C,
Speaker 2: seven PRC and three hundred PRC? Again, the topic is hunting.
Speaker 2: What does PRC stand for when referring to the six
Speaker 2: point five p r C, seven PRC and three hundred PRC.
Speaker 5: Now that's a question.
Speaker 2: Randall's got some confidence. He's uh had a strong second
Speaker 2: half of the game, but couldn't catch up uh huh.
Speaker 8: He's got anywhere to go?
Speaker 2: Brodie, you have this one right.
Speaker 5: In my head.
Speaker 7: I do, but I could.
Speaker 5: We got plenty of beers to do another round.
Speaker 2: We're going to share the seventh and eighth one that
Speaker 2: Randall brought with. There's only one that's okay, you could
Speaker 2: pass it around.
Speaker 6: I tried to get to fill earlier surreptitiously, but he declined,
Speaker 6: So anybody need a refill?
Speaker 2: What does p r C stand for when referring to
Speaker 2: the six five p r C, seven PRC and three
Speaker 2: hundred pr C? Do you own any of these guns? Randall?
Speaker 2: I do not, Okay, I did not. M Do you
Speaker 2: know much about the PRC family?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: I sure do, wonderful.
Speaker 7: I like that sixty five PRC.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 8: I'd love to get one of those.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 2: Tate saying precision rifle cartridge, Giannis Oh, Randall, and Logan
Speaker 2: with the same answer. Alyssa says precision round caliber, cal
Speaker 2: says pretty round what's that say?
Speaker 5: Cake case?
Speaker 2: Pretty round case? And Brody says precision rebated cartridge. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is the precision rifle cartridge. We had four
Speaker 2: of our players get that one right, Brody did not,
Speaker 2: But it doesn't Matter's confusion with PMM, Well that's Hornity
Speaker 2: introduced the six' FIVE prc in twenty, seventeen three HUNDRED
Speaker 2: prc and twenty eighteen and SEVEN prc in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Two what these cartridges have in common are sharp shoulders
Speaker 2: and minimum body. Tapers THE prc series was designed for
Speaker 2: long range shots at the range and in the. Field
Speaker 2: tell me more about THE, Prc, Randall.
Speaker 6: WELL i mean they're they're optimized to shoot the heavy
Speaker 6: for caliber projectiles that are so popular today among precision rifle.
Speaker 8: Shooters so like the three.
Speaker 6: HUNDRED prc is really designed around the two twenty five
Speaker 6: E l D M and uh, YEAH i mean you
Speaker 6: look at like a cartridge like the three hundred wind.
Speaker 8: Mag THE prc has got a little more.
Speaker 6: Ass but if you look at just sort of a
Speaker 6: factory three hundred wind, mag it's not throated, properly and
Speaker 6: the barrel twist oftentimes isn't enough to get the real
Speaker 6: high heavy heavyweight projectiles spinning at a proper.
Speaker 2: Rate And, randall an ASPIRING prc, Owner, yeah all, Right
Speaker 2: brody's our winner with seven correct Answers brody waiting you
Speaker 2: to do with that five hundred.
Speaker 7: Dollars i'm assuming you guys could use a few.
Speaker 5: Bucks, yeah, always there we.
Speaker 1: Go we'd love. It we put get some tires and
Speaker 1: trashing the.
Speaker 2: Dumpstairs, yeah, SUN i imagine getting rid of all that
Speaker 2: garbage is not. Cheap how do you pull that? Off,
Speaker 2: well we have a lot of good.
Speaker 1: Partners The Bronco wild Fund Ford Motor company comes in
Speaker 1: and they give a a large chunk of year to
Speaker 1: do app development and then throw away trash that we've
Speaker 1: had one year with thirty five thousand dollars to get
Speaker 1: rid of all the. Trash we clicked it Going, wow
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 4: Bonkers we participated in pulling this camper OFF blm and
Speaker 4: it had been totally stripped of of like scrap, metal
Speaker 4: right so no axles or wheels or. Anything and and
Speaker 4: the crew that we were, with they spent a bunch
Speaker 4: of time fabricating things specifically to get this thing off
Speaker 4: of public. Land and there's just tons of trash associated with,
Speaker 4: it and there was this big effort and then it
Speaker 4: was twenty five hundred dollars to dispose of that thing
Speaker 4: at the dump.
Speaker 1: Damn. Yeah, yeah. Yeah most the time we sit there
Speaker 1: and we tear them down. Ourselves but in that, case
Speaker 1: we didn't Have it would have taken four hours to
Speaker 1: dismantle it and. Camp it's so, big it's like thirty
Speaker 1: five feet or.
Speaker 2: Something do you folks ever find something that they want
Speaker 2: to take? Home Like i'm going to fix up THIS? Rv,
Speaker 2: yeah there was my. Camper. Yeah does it happen though.
Speaker 1: Here and? There mostly car. Parks you've got a story to.
Speaker 4: Tell, Well, yeah when we were going out and, SCAVENGING
Speaker 4: i needed the bow tie emblem for My chevy and
Speaker 4: blow and behold perfect dig through enough, stuff the bow
Speaker 4: tie emblem pops right.
Speaker 3: Up SO i took that.
Speaker 2: Home five hundred dollars going to The sons Of Smoky
Speaker 2: Outdoor Stewardship. Tate thanks for joining, Us thanks for, Playing
Speaker 2: thanks for having me join us next week for More
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