Speaker 1: This podcast. Can we start the episode now.
Speaker 2: In the last one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Randall, we've been rolling for five minutes.
Speaker 1: In that case, Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only
Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Randall Williams.
Speaker 1: Today we're joined by Spencer, Yiannis, Brody, cal Tresa, Alyssa
Speaker 1: and Hansey. This is a ten round quiz show with
Speaker 1: question I thought we were doing a new.
Speaker 3: Fingers slipped on the light control here continue.
Speaker 4: Gotta put that epilepsy warning on the top of it.
Speaker 1: This is a ten round quiz show with questions for
Speaker 1: meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking.
Speaker 1: There is a prize. Meat eater will donate five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. Now
Speaker 1: for the stat of the week. This week, we're looking
Speaker 1: at player performance from previous episodes I've hosted. The average
Speaker 1: player score in those rounds was a four point eight,
Speaker 1: with the average winning score being an eight. That means
Speaker 1: Randall hosted episodes are slightly easier than Yannis hosted episodes.
Speaker 1: That's right, which is good because Janni's first two episodes
Speaker 1: were incredibly difficult, to the point that they weren't very
Speaker 1: fun to play.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, and no cooking questions.
Speaker 1: I just feel like the way this is written, Spencer,
Speaker 1: the way you wrote this made it sound like my
Speaker 1: episodes are bad.
Speaker 5: No, no, I.
Speaker 1: Think it should say that means randall hosted episodes are
Speaker 1: just right.
Speaker 5: Okay, there you go, They're just right.
Speaker 3: Goldiete.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are you gonna have all four verticals this time?
Speaker 6: Because Jannis barely.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I'm going to introduce a new vertical today.
Speaker 5: Actually, okay, good.
Speaker 1: Now for the I FAQ here's our Infrequently Asked Question segment.
Speaker 1: If you have a trivia related question for our crew,
Speaker 1: send it to Trivia at the Meat Eater dot com
Speaker 1: with the subject line I FAQ. This one comes from
Speaker 1: Spencer Newhart says, what does it mean to be a
Speaker 1: randomal Now?
Speaker 5: Yanni thinks I'm always planning these questions, but here planting
Speaker 5: a question. Yanna, So what is a randomal Well?
Speaker 1: I asked Phil to contemplate this. I was going to
Speaker 1: reach out to the community. We're all in touch on Instagram. Uh, Phil,
Speaker 1: did you do you have an answer for us?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Sure, this is this is the first thing I wrote
Speaker 3: up here, I said, a randomal is an alpha who
Speaker 3: lives life not for the destination or the journey, for
Speaker 3: the complete but for the competition and hot dogs you
Speaker 3: crush along the way. Is also keen enough to distinguish
Speaker 3: that from the journey.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's good, that's good.
Speaker 1: I wrote a few notes. I said, they don't take
Speaker 1: themselves too seriously, but they don't like funny business when
Speaker 1: it comes to trivia. But I said, randamals likes spelling
Speaker 1: things correctly. It's another point of emphasis for us. But
Speaker 1: I think they come from all walks of life. I
Speaker 1: think regionally speaking, most of them live within one hundred
Speaker 1: to one hundred and fifty miles of the Ohio River. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just people who like case meat, professional basketball. There are
Speaker 1: a lot of a lot of folks up out there
Speaker 1: who like guns, like weird information about guns.
Speaker 5: So now we know there were people previously who didn't
Speaker 5: consider themselves randomals. Now that they just heard themselves described, it's.
Speaker 1: A growing moment. It's a real tribe. Yeah, we've had
Speaker 1: I've actually be.
Speaker 7: Honest, do you have something well so happy that you say,
Speaker 7: but you reminded me that randomals love case meat? You
Speaker 7: remember last week I mentioned that I hung out with
Speaker 7: Eli Cairo from Olympia Provisions. He sent me a box
Speaker 7: of meat. There's a lot of case meat in it.
Speaker 7: They make a product called that. I don't know if
Speaker 7: I'm gonna pronounce this properly, Hans he might be to
Speaker 7: be able to help me. But it's uh cossack kriner
Speaker 7: like k A with the umlau s e k r
Speaker 7: a I n e r. It's basically this lovely like
Speaker 7: very multified frankfurter thing. But it has Swiss cheese dotted
Speaker 7: in it. Not some high temp bullshit, the real deal.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you, set you free, buddy. I'm going to
Speaker 7: bring you a package. Yeah, let's do that.
Speaker 5: Why is Hansei a subject matter expert on that?
Speaker 7: Just pronunciation.
Speaker 1: O German derschermier Desmyer. Sorry, everyone loves to put the
Speaker 1: the rx R in there. That's okay, Alan, probably did
Speaker 1: you dirty?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will note that. Actually random's I found Alan Dershowitz.
Speaker 1: That's the only Sorry, that's the stuff that rand look
Speaker 1: for right there.
Speaker 4: But it's actually a real flavor.
Speaker 1: It's it's a real thing. Random is a term I
Speaker 1: found out that refers to it's a It's an abbreviation
Speaker 1: of random animal and when people are messing around with
Speaker 1: AI to generate strange creatures. Apparently, randomal is a term
Speaker 1: that they used to describe, like they'll tell AI to
Speaker 1: make up like a tiger with scale.
Speaker 6: I thought it was just a category of people you
Speaker 6: came up with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I kind of started getting that the more he's
Speaker 4: like you it's a real thing, because I keep saying that.
Speaker 3: Over id an escape room this weekend and AI generated
Speaker 3: randomles were a part of the escape room.
Speaker 1: Really, WHOA Did you know that they were randomals at
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 3: No, I just learned this right now.
Speaker 1: I learned that this morning.
Speaker 3: Did you escape, Phill We escaped?
Speaker 4: Yes, I bet you escape room.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've got a one thousand average batting average
Speaker 3: on escape rooms.
Speaker 5: Are you like a team leader when that's happening.
Speaker 3: Uh, it's it's a competition between me and my wife
Speaker 3: Adrian about who's the leader.
Speaker 4: I just that you guys, you were taking the kids
Speaker 4: to an escape.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we shoved them aside and did it just panic.
Speaker 1: Inn escape rooms? I don't like it now for some housekeeping.
Speaker 5: That's the difference between a randomal and a philistine.
Speaker 1: This one is for the Randamals out there now for
Speaker 1: some housekeeping. On episode six fifteen, I asked a question
Speaker 1: about the fastest commercially produced rifle cartridge in the world,
Speaker 1: the two twenty Swift. It was a tiebreaker question. In
Speaker 1: the flavor text, I said the following a prototype quote.
Speaker 1: A prototype was developed in nineteen thirty four by a
Speaker 1: man named Grosvenora Watkins, who necked down the twenty five
Speaker 1: three thousand Savage. Many many people have written in to
Speaker 1: claim that I'm wrong in this assertion, instead claiming that
Speaker 1: the two twenty Swift is based on the six millimeter
Speaker 1: Lee Navy, and in fact, I'd like to let you
Speaker 1: know that both of us are correct. The version that
Speaker 1: was produced by Winchester for the commercial market was based
Speaker 1: on the six milimeter Lee Navy. And this comes from
Speaker 1: an article published by Paul Box on Accurate shooter dot com,
Speaker 1: which is a tremendous website. The carts were introduced by
Speaker 1: Winchester in nineteen thirty five for their Model fit fifty
Speaker 1: four rifle. A year later, it was added as a
Speaker 1: standard cartridge in the Model seventy. And here's where it
Speaker 1: gets interesting. What might not be common knowledge to some
Speaker 1: reloaders is that the prototype for the Swift was developed
Speaker 1: in nineteen thirty four to thirty five by Gross Venora
Speaker 1: Watkins by necking down the two fifty Savage case, but
Speaker 1: in the end Winchester chose the six milimeter Lee Navy.
Speaker 1: So I actually had more information about the development of
Speaker 1: this cartridge included in my flavor text, but I rushed
Speaker 1: through my reading after a particularly contentious game of trivia. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you'll recall, Steve and cow were particularly upset about
Speaker 1: the confusing title of the film Lake Placid, so I
Speaker 1: rushed through what I had prepared just to end that episode.
Speaker 4: Good recall.
Speaker 1: So for you careful listening cartridge offiicionados out there, I
Speaker 1: apologize for my hasty summary.
Speaker 5: I like those people.
Speaker 1: No, they're gonna get you. Oh, they will get you.
Speaker 5: I like some housekeeping that's like six months old like that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: good throwback. I mean we're still getting emails about it.
Speaker 5: That's right now.
Speaker 1: The Sydney Index for today's episode is a three, meaning
Speaker 1: that our winner should get six correct answers. But I
Speaker 1: think we can do better than that. Gang, And now
Speaker 1: we're on to our game of trivia, Phil please play
Speaker 1: the drop.
Speaker 5: Please note that people write in with that that I
Speaker 5: don't say.
Speaker 3: Please shout, I try filling throats.
Speaker 1: Question one. This is our multiple choice question in the
Speaker 1: category of public lands. What river is the only major
Speaker 1: river system entirely contained within the state of Nevada and
Speaker 1: shares its name with the largest national forest outside of Alaska.
Speaker 1: Your options are A Elco be Humboldt, see Reno four,
Speaker 1: winn Amucca, and I'll read this once again for those
Speaker 1: out there playing it along. What river is the only
Speaker 1: major river system entirely contained within the state of Nevada
Speaker 1: and shares its name with the largest national forest outside
Speaker 1: of Alaska? We have an answer from Brody Let's folks
Speaker 1: still chew it on this one. You honest is writing something,
Speaker 1: cal Cal's contemplating Spencer's writing. Guys want to Guy's got
Speaker 1: any thoughts, any chit chat about this quest? Question?
Speaker 5: I don't know it, but I like this one.
Speaker 4: I think I do.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, Hanse, I thought you hadn't written something, but
Speaker 1: you have a double yeah. I've never realized how confusing
Speaker 1: that might be for a host.
Speaker 5: Lived in Nevada for a minute, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I worked in Nevada, but I lived in Trucky.
Speaker 6: So this this river starts and terminates in the state
Speaker 6: of Nevada river system.
Speaker 1: Yes, well it Brodie's correct. If you'll recall Nevada is
Speaker 1: part of the Great Basin.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 7: It's interesting that you can give us a tip within
Speaker 7: the question and it's still not a gimme.
Speaker 1: I liked this question, I do.
Speaker 2: I do say it was.
Speaker 1: It was a last minute. It was a last minute.
Speaker 1: I actually I was fact checking one of my questions earlier,
Speaker 1: and I thought it was too tricky to make a
Speaker 1: hard determination one way or the other. So I came
Speaker 1: up with this one and then decided it was too hard,
Speaker 1: made it multiple choice, and removed a clue as to
Speaker 1: a number of letters in the answer. And I didn't
Speaker 1: screw that up like I did when my first question
Speaker 1: was gallery for you.
Speaker 2: Did you follow that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just quite paying.
Speaker 6: That's what I meant.
Speaker 1: Oh, sourpus cat, it was pretty pleasant.
Speaker 4: I was still happy.
Speaker 1: Do we all have answers? Why don't we flip them over?
Speaker 1: Gang Yannas says Humboldt, cal says Alco, Alyssa says Alco.
Speaker 1: Trissa says Humboldt. Spencer says Winnemucca. Hondi says Humboldt. Brody
Speaker 1: says Humboldt. We have a handful of correct answers in
Speaker 1: the room. It's the Humboldt River. The Humboldt River originates
Speaker 1: in the Ruby Mountains of northeastern Nevada and flows westward
Speaker 1: for approximately three hundred miles before ending in the Humboldt Sink.
Speaker 1: It was an important water source for emigrants traveling in
Speaker 1: the California Trail during the nineteenth century. This river shares
Speaker 1: its name with the Humboldt Taiabi National Forest, which spans
Speaker 1: over six million acres across Nevada in eastern California. Both
Speaker 1: the river and the forest were named after Alexander von Humboldt,
Speaker 1: a Prussian nationalist and explorer who also has named after
Speaker 1: him a squid, a penguin, a glacier, a peak, and
Speaker 1: an ocean current. That is a hell of a collection. Yeah,
Speaker 1: across the gambit there's a wonderful book called The Humboldt Current,
Speaker 1: and it's a history of Alexander von Humboldt's life and
Speaker 1: his influence on natural thinking.
Speaker 5: Huh good for him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, jealous, I learned something good, Randalls.
Speaker 7: You've already crushed my host thing from the last episode.
Speaker 4: One question is just very different styles.
Speaker 1: You haven't heard question two.
Speaker 4: I'm excited.
Speaker 1: Question two comes to us in the category of cooking.
Speaker 1: What dish created by an American physician to combat malnutrition
Speaker 1: during the Civil War consists of ground beef mixed with seasonings,
Speaker 1: formed into a patty and is typically served with gravy.
Speaker 1: I'll read that once again. We're looking for a dish
Speaker 1: that was created by an American physician to combat malnutrition
Speaker 1: during the Civil War, and it consists of ground beef
Speaker 1: mixed with seasonings, formed into a patty and is typically
Speaker 1: served with gravy.
Speaker 4: Oh listen, I literally just watched in real time inspiration strike.
Speaker 1: You ever you ever make one of these?
Speaker 4: Cow based off of that? Yes, some version of that.
Speaker 1: Do you know the answer?
Speaker 5: I have an answer Now that you said one of these, though,
Speaker 5: that changes my answer.
Speaker 1: I think, well, have you ever made this?
Speaker 5: Right, but you wouldn't say, like, have you ever made
Speaker 5: one of these? And the answer with spaghetti, So yeah,
Speaker 5: that's true.
Speaker 4: You go down on Main Street, right, you go to
Speaker 4: the Cowboy Cafe down there, or the Western Cafe every
Speaker 4: single day on the special board, you're gonna see Hamburger
Speaker 4: steak for breakfast?
Speaker 5: Uh huh?
Speaker 2: Would you like that?
Speaker 1: With gravy? Like, I mean, what are you doing?
Speaker 7: He's already cutting down your question before you've given the answer.
Speaker 1: Does anybody else have an answer.
Speaker 7: With what my gut? With what my gut's saying?
Speaker 2: Does anybody?
Speaker 5: I mean, damn, I saw Cow's board. I can't write that.
Speaker 1: What are you doing to my game?
Speaker 4: I'm a people pleaser.
Speaker 6: Fine, as long as you don't change your answer.
Speaker 1: The double sided whiteboards are getting a really spencer's Spencer's
Speaker 1: writing here, All right, let's flip them over. Gang chuck stick,
Speaker 1: Cal says Salisbury steak, says cube steaks, says burger, I
Speaker 1: like Spencer's. Spencer says sword on a shingle, But that's
Speaker 1: chip beef. Hansi says chip beef like with toast s
Speaker 1: word on a shingle, and Brody says salisbury steak. The
Speaker 1: correct answer is Salisbury steak or Hamburger steak steak.
Speaker 5: I well, well, gravy on top, like take.
Speaker 1: Your guns, randall, Phil, do you want to do a
Speaker 1: quick fact check?
Speaker 3: Okay? But but chuck and cube steak are there. That
Speaker 3: has nothing to do with the with the preparation right
Speaker 3: of putting gravy on it is far.
Speaker 4: No, you can you can deep fat fry a cube
Speaker 4: steak and then you got chicken fried steak.
Speaker 1: Cube steak is mechanically tenderized cuff of This is what
Speaker 1: AI says. It says, it's not the same thing.
Speaker 4: What about chuck.
Speaker 6: Chuck's just a steak from the chuck, ain't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, they're not the same. AI says once again, Yeah,
Speaker 1: chuck steak is just a cut of beef from the shoulder.
Speaker 3: You use cube steak to make chicken fried steak, or
Speaker 3: you can use it to make Salisbury.
Speaker 1: Made now. The Salisbury steak was created by doctor James
Speaker 1: Henry Salisbury. Oftentimes people think it's named after Salisbury, England,
Speaker 1: but Salisbury was an American physician who developed it during
Speaker 1: the Civil War as a remedy for soldiers suffering from
Speaker 1: chronic diarrhea and other ailments. Huh, doctor Salisbury, Because when
Speaker 1: I'm suffering from crime diarrhea, the first thing I do
Speaker 1: is patty with gravy. I believe that vegetables and starchy
Speaker 1: foods produced toxins in the digestive system and advocated for
Speaker 1: a meat centered diet. He referred to the ground beef
Speaker 1: patties as quote a muscle pulp of beef and advocated
Speaker 1: for a meat based Diari said that, and he suggested
Speaker 1: that it should be eaten three times a day. Whoa,
Speaker 1: yea the.
Speaker 5: First paleo trust your doctors.
Speaker 4: But like s O s is like a military food staple.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they got like a navy You may have said
Speaker 8: this was, Yeah, Sualisbury steak and Swiss steak always kind
Speaker 8: of go I feel like interchangeably to me too.
Speaker 1: I feel like Swiss steak is like I feel like
Speaker 1: Salisbury steak is typically with like a brown gravy, where
Speaker 1: Swiss steak is more of like a white.
Speaker 4: But then like enter schnitzel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean and hamburger hamburger steak.
Speaker 2: Really, is this going on long enough?
Speaker 1: I feel like we're on time right now.
Speaker 4: We're doing great.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: World War One, the anti German sentiment led to a
Speaker 1: lot of people abandoning the term hamburger steak. So question
Speaker 1: three this is in the category of America. This question
Speaker 1: comes to us from Justin Faye of Cincinnati, Ohio. He
Speaker 1: knows how to get me to read his question, In
Speaker 1: what state do you find the northwest angle the northernmost
Speaker 1: in the lower forty eight? In what state do you
Speaker 1: find the northwest angle which is the northernmost spot in
Speaker 1: the lower forty eight?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Randall is someone who doesn't care about the NBA or,
Speaker 3: with all due respect, the state of Ohio. Can I
Speaker 3: still be considered a randomal?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Of course, Okay, thank you.
Speaker 1: That's the thing is, people from all walks of life
Speaker 1: are joining the movement. It could be it could be
Speaker 1: you like movies. I mean, there's a lot of people
Speaker 1: that just enjoy movies.
Speaker 3: It's very it's very inclusive. But aren't you afraid that
Speaker 3: if you kind of expand the parameters too far, then
Speaker 3: it doesn't make it special or.
Speaker 1: Not at all?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, No, I mean I think there's obviously certain types
Speaker 1: of people that could never be randomals.
Speaker 5: Like a racist?
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly, you heard it first, No racist aloud A.
Speaker 1: Moment, And I feel like you have to be you
Speaker 1: can't be in curious, you know. I feel like I
Speaker 1: feel like you just have to be open to the world.
Speaker 5: What about can you be Canadian?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 5: Can you be a woman?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 5: Okay? Is your wife a randomal?
Speaker 1: Not really?
Speaker 3: I think she's a horrific racist.
Speaker 1: No, she said to me the other day, she said,
Speaker 1: I'm the original random one. Oh is that sweet? Did
Speaker 1: that really happen? Leave that up to the viewers at home.
Speaker 1: I see we all have answers. Why don't we flip
Speaker 1: them over? Gang Giannis is Maine, cal says Washington, Alyssa's Maine,
Speaker 1: Tresis's Maine, Spencer Minnesota, Hansi Minnesota, Brody Maine. We have
Speaker 1: a correct answer in the room. It's Minnesota. This unique
Speaker 1: creature is actually separated from the rest of Minnesota by
Speaker 1: Lake of the Woods, and you can only reach it
Speaker 1: by boat or by traveling through Canada. The Northwest Angle
Speaker 1: extends into Canadian territory and as the result of a
Speaker 1: surveying error during border negotiations between the United States and
Speaker 1: Great Britain in the late eighteenth century. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's correct. It's early nineteenth century. The Northwest Angle reaches
Speaker 1: to about forty nine degrees twenty three minutes north latitude,
Speaker 1: making it the only part of the contiguous United States
Speaker 1: that extends north of the forty ninth parallel.
Speaker 5: Good for us. Glad we got that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Interestingly enough, when we were working on the when
Speaker 1: we were working on the landlocked report for tierracpian Onyx,
Speaker 1: the algorithm flagged all of that as inaccessible landlocked public
Speaker 1: lands because you couldn't get there by the road system.
Speaker 6: Well, as soon as Canada becomes the fifty first state,
Speaker 6: that line's going to move on.
Speaker 1: Let's not get into politics on this episode of the program.
Speaker 4: Brody, shouldn't it be called the North Central Angle?
Speaker 1: Depends what you're talking about it being in relation.
Speaker 4: To well, yeah, exactly context, Come on northwest of.
Speaker 1: What question four fishing, Paul, What turquoise Blue River, which
Speaker 1: the Alaska Department of Fishing Game calls quote the most
Speaker 1: heavily fished river in the forty nine state, produced the
Speaker 1: world record angler caught king salmon in nineteen eighty five. Again,
Speaker 1: we're looking for a turquoise Blue river that Alaska Department
Speaker 1: of Fishing Game calls the most heavily fished river in
Speaker 1: the state, and it produced the world record angler caught
Speaker 1: king salmon in nineteen eighty five. Had quick answers from Brody.
Speaker 1: From Yannis Hansi's writing, Cal is in a deep meditative state.
Speaker 4: Oh, I fished the damn thing and I can't remember that.
Speaker 4: You sure?
Speaker 1: Where were you?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to stir up some put yourself back
Speaker 1: in your waiting boots for a moment.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 1: This river, Turquoise Blue, the most heavily fished river in Alaska,
Speaker 1: and it produced the world record angler caught king salmon
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 2: Got an answer, you honest, I do.
Speaker 5: Have you been there, Yannie?
Speaker 1: I have Spencer's got an answer, PONSI got an answer. Oh,
Speaker 1: I see you've added a star to I'm trying.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to help you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that give you. That does help? Thank you, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it DOESNA say, trust probably has an answer on this one.
Speaker 7: I've got a great little story, oh, Melissa about the
Speaker 7: the Old River.
Speaker 3: Oh, this is brutal.
Speaker 5: Randall was actually gonna throw it to you for the
Speaker 5: flavor text.
Speaker 1: I can, Yeah, why don't I do that? I don't
Speaker 1: have much to add, I was gonna, yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh, I got some flavor text for you.
Speaker 1: Good. Oh this is lovely.
Speaker 4: From my angling day.
Speaker 1: Cal's got a mark or to a whiteboard here, always
Speaker 1: tapping it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, writing.
Speaker 6: I think you can just write in front of everyone.
Speaker 2: Now, Oh you're just messing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I'm just burning through mark like they're free ramble.
Speaker 1: We're going to cut back on the swearing. When I
Speaker 1: was looking for when I was looking for listener questions,
Speaker 1: I came across an email asking us not to swear
Speaker 1: so that the children can listen. And I think that's
Speaker 1: a fair point.
Speaker 4: Let's curb their growth by keeping them insulated from the
Speaker 4: real world good parenting.
Speaker 1: I'm a guilty party myself, So you know, cal, are
Speaker 1: we gonna get there? Are we gonna.
Speaker 6: There's only a few rivers in Alaska?
Speaker 4: Just go, just go.
Speaker 2: It's honest.
Speaker 1: Ke Jewel just says Coutiny, Spencer says Mackenzie, Hansi says Yukon,
Speaker 1: and Brodie says Keen.
Speaker 3: I wait was a wedding calsa.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is the keen.
Speaker 4: This record break, Yeah, I wrote nothing, Phil, thanks.
Speaker 1: Yeah uh. This record breaking king salmon was caught by
Speaker 1: angler Les Anderson. It weighed ninety seven pounds four ounces
Speaker 1: and that's forty four point one kilograms for our international friends.
Speaker 1: The Kenai River is famous for its distinctive blue color,
Speaker 1: which comes from glacial silt and for its exceptional salmon runs.
Speaker 1: It's located on the Keenai Peninsula, and Yannis has something
Speaker 1: to add.
Speaker 7: We spent almost a year living in Fairbanks, and my
Speaker 7: in laws flew over to explore a little bit of Alaska.
Speaker 7: We did a trip down onto the Kenai Peninsula, did
Speaker 7: some backpacking, fished the Anchor River a little bit, and
Speaker 7: just sort of as a stopover, we said, oh, we'll
Speaker 7: rent a little cabin on the Keni.
Speaker 3: We relax a.
Speaker 7: Little bit, take showers after you know, our adventures, and
Speaker 7: then get up to the anchorage and get a flight out. Well,
Speaker 7: we get there and the dude that owns the cabin
Speaker 7: lives right next door. And when we get there, he's like, hey,
Speaker 7: you guys like to fish. And my brother and I.
Speaker 4: Are like, what else do we do in life?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 7: And he's like, well, the soak are just screaming right now.
Speaker 7: Come on, I've got rods and everything we need. And
Speaker 7: we're like oh, and we literally didn't even take gear
Speaker 7: into the cabin. We walk with this fella down to
Speaker 7: the river. The next thing I know, it's two o'clock
Speaker 7: in the morning and we've got a cooler full. My
Speaker 7: brother in law quit fishing. I was snagging and just
Speaker 7: throwing him to him. He was fullying them and just
Speaker 7: putting him into the cooler. And by I think we
Speaker 7: went to bat somewhere between three and four o'clock in
Speaker 7: the morning. It was a great fishing experience. So no rest, no, no.
Speaker 7: I might have got a quick shower, but it was
Speaker 7: quite fun.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: There are many people who feel that this record king
Speaker 6: salmon record world record will fall to a fisher, to
Speaker 6: a to a non native king salmon fishery in South
Speaker 6: America right now.
Speaker 5: Really interesting.
Speaker 1: Interesting, yep.
Speaker 6: You may have seen videos of like these eighty pounders
Speaker 6: that are being caught down there. They think the next
Speaker 6: world records coming from down there.
Speaker 1: Trusty, you were very close, but you had It's artificial.
Speaker 2: It's artificial.
Speaker 6: I think like probably derived from maybe from farming or
Speaker 6: just introduced fish.
Speaker 2: And I think I could be wrong on this.
Speaker 6: I think those fish are coming out of the Atlantic Ocean,
Speaker 6: not the Pacific.
Speaker 4: Interesting question five.
Speaker 1: This question is in the category of gear or maritime freight.
Speaker 1: What is the busiest port on the Great Lakes which
Speaker 1: shares its name with a square roll top backpack designed
Speaker 1: to fit in the bottom of canoes? What is the
Speaker 1: busiest port on the Great Lakes which shares its name
Speaker 1: with a square roll top backpack designed to fit in
Speaker 1: the bottom of canoes? Stumper Randall, anybody do some, if
Speaker 1: only some, backcountry canoe trips, real staple of the north Woods.
Speaker 4: What the hell are those things?
Speaker 1: Just think about your start going through your your Great
Speaker 1: Lakes ports, your major ports. That's a hint.
Speaker 4: I study those all the time.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: I just threw that in because I thought it was
Speaker 1: a fun tidbit. The question is actually about the packs.
Speaker 1: Spencer's writing, HANSI, do you have an answer? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not confident about it, But Spencer's got an answer.
Speaker 5: Not confident either. I don't know if this is a
Speaker 5: point many canoe trip h It's might be a zero percenter.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think someone's got it.
Speaker 5: In them all these Great Lakes boys in here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, canoe packs, they fit right in the bottom of
Speaker 1: your canoe or all square well roll tops.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 1: And I'll read this again because I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: I read it again, What is the busiest port on
Speaker 1: the Great Lakes which shares its name with a square
Speaker 1: roll top backpack designed to fit in the bottom of canoes.
Speaker 1: There's some listeners right now.
Speaker 4: Oh, just jumping out of their pants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, losing it.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: They would portage their way here and deliver the message
Speaker 4: if they could. Do you have an answer, Cal, It's
Speaker 4: the wrong answer, you know. It's like this goot, like
Speaker 4: we can't tell you how far it is. We have
Speaker 4: to tell you how far. And Rods that technic culture,
Speaker 4: you know, well is it a mile? Like, well, it's
Speaker 4: sixteen rods just drag me insane.
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: Oh, Brody suffering are waiting on me.
Speaker 1: No, I think Cal and Brody.
Speaker 2: I can just.
Speaker 4: Haven they ain't got it.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm gonna I'm gonna write something down.
Speaker 4: Once you three go flip them over.
Speaker 1: Gang Giannis says Detroit, Cal says Duluth, Melissa says Port. Dry,
Speaker 1: Bag says Dry, Spencer says Marias Hansi says Port Huron,
Speaker 1: and Brody says Milwaukee. We have a correct answer to
Speaker 1: the room. The answer is du Luth. Dang Trading Company.
Speaker 4: To Dluth is on fire. I didn't think it was
Speaker 4: a busy port.
Speaker 1: The Port of Duluth Superior located where Lake Superior meets
Speaker 1: the Saint Louis River at the western tip of the
Speaker 1: Great Lakes, handles more cargo by tonnage than any other
Speaker 1: Great Lakes by tonnage. Yeah, it's everything iron ore, attack pellets,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, col grain and other.
Speaker 5: Like that.
Speaker 1: The Duluth Pack is a square roll top backpack or
Speaker 1: bag originally designed to fit in the bottom of canoes.
Speaker 1: It's a classic piece of outdoor equipment that dates back
Speaker 1: to eighteen eighty two when it was created by Camille
Speaker 1: Poier in Duluth, Minnesota. These packs are known for their
Speaker 1: durability and become iconic and canoe camping in wilderness exploration,
Speaker 1: particularly in the Boundary Waters region.
Speaker 4: There's a great, great restaurant next to the Duluth Pack
Speaker 4: Company in Duluth that has its own like smokehouse for
Speaker 4: Lake spear, whitefish.
Speaker 1: I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a killer and lake trout.
Speaker 1: Oh man, well, gang, I thought we'd do better on that.
Speaker 1: I'm glad it wasn't a zero percenter. We're now halfway
Speaker 1: through our game of trivia, and that means it's time
Speaker 1: for a scoreboard update from Phil the engineer.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, oh if hold on one second on Duluth. Yeah,
Speaker 4: hey listeners, TBT. My cousin is going through med school.
Speaker 4: She's in Duluth. She needs a job. Just talking.
Speaker 1: So if you own a hospital, well.
Speaker 4: I mean she just needs to make money. So bakery
Speaker 4: just so happens. I mean, I was just talking to
Speaker 4: my uncle about this. She needs a job, isn't it
Speaker 4: isn't trampled by from Duluth. Yeah, I can get her
Speaker 4: concert tickets.
Speaker 5: Also, Frank Lloyd Wright like one of the most famous
Speaker 5: architects in the world. His only gas station, I think
Speaker 5: is located.
Speaker 4: We need to move it along.
Speaker 1: Spencer, I like better Phil up on this scoreboard.
Speaker 3: I'd love to LETSSA. You're on the board with zero points.
Speaker 3: Tresa and Spencer have one point apiece. Johannest Cal and
Speaker 3: HANSI are all tied up with two and the only
Speaker 3: person that's lining up with the Sydney Index so far
Speaker 3: is Brody Henderson. He has three points at halftime.
Speaker 1: Interesting, gang not remember the KENI it's competitive here, it's
Speaker 1: competitive game. I'm really excited for the second half. Question
Speaker 1: six comes to us in the category of hunting. What
Speaker 1: class hunting bullet first tested by John Nosler in nineteen
Speaker 1: forty seven, gets its name from the internal structure that
Speaker 1: divides its two lead cores. What classic hunting bullet, first
Speaker 1: tested by John Nosler in nineteen forty seven, gets its
Speaker 1: name from the internal structure that divides its two lead cores.
Speaker 6: Shot cup critters bullets still a great bullet?
Speaker 1: It is a great bullet, Cal, do you have an answer?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you. Guys said great bullet.
Speaker 1: Don't besmirch John Nosler's legacy here, Cal, It's tried and true.
Speaker 7: I can, I think recount his story of what made
Speaker 7: him the hull that made him want to let this bullet.
Speaker 1: I'll let you do the flavor text and then I'll
Speaker 1: check it against my flavor text. Just a fun little
Speaker 1: game of having other people do the the flavor text.
Speaker 4: Why I having a hard time with that? An having
Speaker 4: annurinism or something.
Speaker 3: John Nosler would be a great name for like and
Speaker 3: that would have been in a seventies and.
Speaker 4: John Nossler? How do you think he got a seed
Speaker 4: money for the Bowler Company? Very money? M this is
Speaker 4: a good kid's episode. What were you saying, Melissa.
Speaker 3: I don't know this one.
Speaker 1: I tried to I tried to get Sydney. I tried
Speaker 1: to lead her into this one.
Speaker 7: I hope your son's not gonna say, Mom, this is
Speaker 7: what I shot my giant bowl with.
Speaker 1: No, but it's not, oh, you know, no. But I'm
Speaker 1: just thinking about how far away that bowl was.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't have been a good Joe, wouldn't have.
Speaker 1: A good choice. Although they are at the front, half is.
Speaker 2: Spencer is still right.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, I didn't mean to clear my throat into
Speaker 1: the microphone.
Speaker 3: Well, Steve really opened the damn on that one.
Speaker 4: In a New World.
Speaker 5: Game, Spencer, Yeah done.
Speaker 1: Are we ready to flip over? Flip over? Gang? Youre honest?
Speaker 1: Showed to me partition. Calus says partition. Alyssa no answer,
Speaker 1: trusted the Nozzler. Spencer no answer. Hansi says nozzler, partition.
Speaker 1: Brody says partition. The correct answer is partition.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I believe John Nozzleer was shooting at a mud caked
Speaker 7: moose if I remember correctly, and was wailing away and
Speaker 7: nothing was dying. And I can't remember if he recovered
Speaker 7: that moose or not, but he came home and said,
Speaker 7: I got to make something better.
Speaker 1: Shot at seven times on a Mooselam in British Columbia
Speaker 1: with a three hundred h and h mind you. The
Speaker 1: partition gets its name from the unique internal copper partition
Speaker 1: that separates the front and rear lead cores of the bullet.
Speaker 1: This innovative design was revolutionary for hunting ammunition because it
Speaker 1: allowed for controlled expansion while maintaining weight retention. The front
Speaker 1: core is designed to expand upon impact for tissue damage,
Speaker 1: while the partition prevents the bullet from breaking apart completely.
Speaker 1: The rear core remains intact and ensures deep penetration and
Speaker 1: energy transfer.
Speaker 4: I would take the acubond over the partition one thousand
Speaker 4: percent of the time.
Speaker 1: I've killed a lot of stuff with acubonds. Killed my
Speaker 1: first elk with a partition. I killed one of my
Speaker 1: first partitions. Actually, it resembled John Nosler's scenario.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the fact that the bullet breaks apart was
Speaker 4: the thing that made me be like, I don't want
Speaker 4: to shoot, but it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't only the front end breaks apart.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But I found a pedal that peeled off and
Speaker 4: literally like tumbled down the loin and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: this defeated the purpose of killing this year.
Speaker 6: Oh no, bullet's been around for I shot my first along.
Speaker 4: I shot my first.
Speaker 1: One hundred and thirty grain partitions out of a two
Speaker 1: seventy shout it a lot of times.
Speaker 5: Salisbury Steak fans.
Speaker 1: South Very steak exactly pre ground Question seven. This is
Speaker 1: comes to us from the realm of woodsmanship, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to use the word realm again in this question.
Speaker 1: In the realm of wilderness medicine, what do the letters
Speaker 1: h A stand for in acronyms like the conditions haste
Speaker 1: and hate which occurred to travelers in mountainous terrain? What
Speaker 1: do the letters h A stand for in acronyms like
Speaker 1: h A ce and h a pe which occur to
Speaker 1: travelers in mountainous terrain? See some writing on the boards here.
Speaker 1: I can tell you the last two letters, can you really?
Speaker 5: But I can't remember the first two?
Speaker 3: Mmmm.
Speaker 1: Well that doesn't get me any points, but you can
Speaker 1: do the flavor text. If you've maybe seen the movie
Speaker 1: K two with Chris O'Donnell, Oh, I gotcha, gotcha. This
Speaker 1: this condition plays a prominent role in the plot of
Speaker 1: that movie, along with the drug dexamethasone. Hmm, just a
Speaker 1: cordericow steroid.
Speaker 5: It would be the first time of confident. I'm not
Speaker 5: even that confident.
Speaker 1: I think do we all? Broody's writing no, cals Cal's
Speaker 1: reconsidering his answer this question seven, Phil, it is Chris
Speaker 1: O'Donnell in K two, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Oh, you're asking the wrong guy.
Speaker 5: I'd say, he's exactly the right guy.
Speaker 1: Why don't we? Are we ready to flip the boards over? Col?
Speaker 1: Flip him over?
Speaker 2: Gang?
Speaker 1: You're honest? Everybody except for Tresta says high altitude. I like, hasty, Bill,
Speaker 1: I like the correct answer is high altitude HANSI, what
Speaker 1: are the other two letters? Pulmonary edema and cerebral okay?
Speaker 2: Okay? Uh.
Speaker 1: High altitude cerebral edemon and high altitude pulmonary edema are
Speaker 1: serious medical conditions that can affect people traveling in mountainous regions.
Speaker 1: Both HASTE and HAPE are potentially life threatening and can
Speaker 1: develop when people ascend to high elevations too quickly without
Speaker 1: proper acclimization. HACE involves swelling of brain tissue due to
Speaker 1: fluid liquid leakage, while HAPE involves fluid accumulation in the lungs.
Speaker 1: Both require immediate medical attention and descent to lower elevations.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's the beauty is like you get them
Speaker 4: to lower elevations. That's the first.
Speaker 1: First thing nature provides the cure.
Speaker 3: It looks like Chris o'donald is not in K two
Speaker 3: The Ultimate High Michael A bunch of people who are
Speaker 3: just not in the public consciousness anymore. But Michael Bean,
Speaker 3: Matt Craven.
Speaker 1: Is Chris o donald in any sort of mountain movie?
Speaker 3: You know, I'll do some more research check that.
Speaker 1: I can just picture Chris o'donald up in the mountains
Speaker 1: in any event. Question eight. In the realm of fishing,
Speaker 1: what is the common term for a four sided lead
Speaker 1: weight with a point at one end, often used by
Speaker 1: shore anglers for fishing stationary baits? What is the common
Speaker 1: term for a four sided lead weight with a point
Speaker 1: at one end, often used by shore anglers for fishing
Speaker 1: stationary baits? Quick answer out of Brody. I put this
Speaker 1: one for question eight instead of question ten. I see
Speaker 1: that to keep things interesting. The answer from Spencer.
Speaker 3: Here, Uh, randall, you were thinking of the film Vertical Limit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, God, embarrassing.
Speaker 4: We can't forget Cliffhanger amongst that genre. Yeah, that's a fantastic,
Speaker 4: is it is? And then what's the Clint Eastwood Mountain
Speaker 4: climbing a movie where the Eiger sanction?
Speaker 5: There is.
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they made they made it. The more
Speaker 1: recent one is the movie of Everest, about the John
Speaker 1: Krack hour, about the ninety six Everest disaster. But I
Speaker 1: never saw it.
Speaker 3: I think I had a restack dah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's got in there.
Speaker 1: It's low.
Speaker 3: Benicio del Toro might be in it.
Speaker 1: I don't know who plays Beck Weathers is it?
Speaker 4: Is it j Jail Halls in there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Beck weathers Is. I don't think he plays oh Beck.
Speaker 1: But it's a good actor.
Speaker 5: Trust me, I trust you.
Speaker 1: Phill you on IMDb right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, why don't we flip over our boards?
Speaker 1: Gang Gianna says pyramid, Cal says pyramid, List says dead weight,
Speaker 1: Trust says crank, Spencer says pyramid, Hansi says pyramid, and
Speaker 1: Brodie says pyramid. The correct answer is pyramid. Sure. Anglers
Speaker 1: typically use pyramid sinkers because the pointed design helps anchor
Speaker 1: the weight in sand or mud, preventing it from rolling
Speaker 1: in surf or current. This allows for a more stationary
Speaker 1: bait presentation while fishing from beaches, piers or banks. I
Speaker 1: have lost a great number of pyramid sinkers by snagging
Speaker 1: them on the bottom of the Little Miami River. M guys,
Speaker 1: you guys ever use pyramid sinkers?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's I feel like that's something the host does
Speaker 1: Little Miami.
Speaker 5: That's in Ohio, right, Yes, yes, we are you catching there? Catfish?
Speaker 1: Catfish? Oh? Anything you want? Catfish, carp drum.
Speaker 5: That's not quite anything I want?
Speaker 1: Phil, what are we doing on beck Weathers?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm looking up the cast for the twenty fifteen
Speaker 3: film Everest, just because I remember there have been a
Speaker 3: lot of it. Was Josh Brolin, I was, I was
Speaker 3: giving some Yeah, jast Night lost.
Speaker 1: No, Phil, We've got two questions left. How about a
Speaker 1: scoreboard update, as is customary and in fact required by
Speaker 1: Spencer's hosting guidelines.
Speaker 3: I would love to Randall, whoa look at this game.
Speaker 3: Everyone's on the board. Alyssa and Testa have one point.
Speaker 3: Damn Spencer falling from the last game. He's got three.
Speaker 3: But the players left in the game after question eight
Speaker 3: are Yannis cal and Hansei with five and Brody Henderson
Speaker 3: in first place with six.
Speaker 2: Points.
Speaker 1: Now, for those of you falling along at home, my
Speaker 1: average winning answer score is an eight. So if Brody
Speaker 1: gets the next two questions correct, we'll be hitting that
Speaker 1: right on the nose. That's what you look for in
Speaker 1: a host, Just solid, reliable. Question nine, yep, Spencer. Question nine.
Speaker 1: This is in the realm of public lands under the
Speaker 1: public Land Survey System? How many six hundred forty acre
Speaker 1: sections make up a township? Under the public Land Survey System?
Speaker 1: How many six hundred forty acre sections make up a township?
Speaker 1: A lot of stumped faces in the room. Phil, Who
Speaker 1: did Jillenhall play?
Speaker 3: He played Scott Fisher?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah? Under the public Lands Survey System, how many
Speaker 1: six h you know acre sections make up a township? No, guys, ever,
Speaker 1: you ever turned on the township the section township range
Speaker 1: filter on your.
Speaker 2: On X Yes.
Speaker 5: No, But before on X like got to the states
Speaker 5: that I really cared about, I owned a stock of
Speaker 5: a stack of plat books like that. Those were so
Speaker 5: valuable to me. That's what I'd asked for for Christmas,
Speaker 5: so that Santa usually did pretty good. There's still somewhere around.
Speaker 5: But then on X made them irrelevant.
Speaker 1: What did the Santa at the mall. Kind of look
Speaker 1: did he give you when you showed up with a
Speaker 1: list of quadrangle maps?
Speaker 5: You said, what's the plat book? So I'm guessing based
Speaker 5: on that, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Spencer, Hansei Brodie have answers. Oh, Hanse doesn't have an answer.
Speaker 1: God the reverse to the Whitebore got me again. Joannis
Speaker 1: is an answer. Cal I wrote something, He's got something
Speaker 1: down trust and Alyssa.
Speaker 5: I'm nostalgic for those play book days that made it
Speaker 5: a lot harder to track down the right person. But
Speaker 5: you can't beat on.
Speaker 1: X Well Gang Hansie. You know I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: pressure you. I just I feel like earlier, I feel
Speaker 1: like when we were two questions in this episode, people
Speaker 1: will giving me a hard time for taking too long.
Speaker 1: And now we're at question nine and I'm really feeling
Speaker 1: the heap. Well, I think this has gone.
Speaker 7: Well for the because I hosted so long. We're running
Speaker 7: into lunchtime and I think you're getting a little anger response.
Speaker 1: I've got some I've got some meatballs upstairs. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: dig into go to chain meatballs.
Speaker 7: I've got some Mallard duck legs.
Speaker 1: Why don't we flip them over. Gang honest says one
Speaker 1: hundred Cols is ten Alyssa one, Tresa one, Spencer thirty two,
Speaker 1: Hansey twenty four, Brody twenty five. Gang, that's a zero
Speaker 1: percenter real close. The answer is thirty six. The public
Speaker 1: land Survey system established by the Land Ordinance of seventeen
Speaker 1: eighty five, a township contains thirty six sections, with each
Speaker 1: section being one hundred or excuse me, six hundred and
Speaker 1: forty acres. The standard township is six miles by six
Speaker 1: miles square. It's divided into thirty cententy said that sections
Speaker 1: within a township are numbered in a specific pattern, starting
Speaker 1: with Section one in in the northeast corner, and then
Speaker 1: proceeding west to Section six, then south and east to
Speaker 1: Section twelve, then west to Section eighteen, and so on
Speaker 1: in alternating patterns, with Section thirty six being in the
Speaker 1: southeast corner. Now, what's interesting to know is that states
Speaker 1: received certain numbers of sections from each township as state
Speaker 1: trust lands to support public education and other designated beneficiaries.
Speaker 5: It was like sixteen and thirty two two.
Speaker 1: It's different between the states. The next sentence, these allotments
Speaker 1: varied and became increasingly more generous as new states were
Speaker 1: admitted to the Union. For instance, Congress granted on Tana
Speaker 1: and Idaho section sixteen and thirty six of each township.
Speaker 1: Will New Mexico and Arizona received two sixteen, thirty two
Speaker 1: and thirty six.
Speaker 5: So as the country grew west, I think Ohio was
Speaker 5: a bad example of like they sold all their school
Speaker 5: lands almost immediately, and so then they're like, all right,
Speaker 5: we got to make sure folks have these things and
Speaker 5: use them. And so that was how the school trust
Speaker 5: lands came about.
Speaker 1: And I would say some of us US meeting Americans
Speaker 1: are still trying to get rid of these school trust lands.
Speaker 1: As we speak.
Speaker 5: School trust and trust lands are a little weird and
Speaker 5: that I think their objective is to like make as
Speaker 5: much money as possible, which can lead to things like
Speaker 5: sales if they decide, like, our best use of this
Speaker 5: thing would be to sell it. I you know, certain
Speaker 5: states the way.
Speaker 1: They're they're yeah, they're a rid to manage them for
Speaker 1: maximum yield.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so's it's unique versus the other public lands we're familiar.
Speaker 4: Like if your brain functions in a way to where
Speaker 4: you're like land doesn't grow in value we're making more land.
Speaker 4: I'm sure somewhere. Sure, then it makes sense to sell
Speaker 4: m if you can wrap your head around that.
Speaker 7: I thought you didn't want to get political in this episode, Randall.
Speaker 1: This is in politics. Is just American? Oh, this is
Speaker 1: just America.
Speaker 4: For those of us at this table in the state
Speaker 4: of Montana, one point two five million acres? Ye, right now,
Speaker 4: what they're trying to sell right now? That quote unquote
Speaker 4: fair market value. Now, before we go, the same suns
Speaker 4: of guns. Like every time there's an easement bill in
Speaker 4: this state, groups show up and they say, hey, we
Speaker 4: can't give an easement in perpetuity because it's based on
Speaker 4: fair market value, and we can't see into the future.
Speaker 4: So how could you ever come up with what's fair
Speaker 4: right now for the future. Those same people right now
Speaker 4: are saying, hey, let's sell one point two five million
Speaker 4: acres based on fair market value. And it drives me insane. Now,
Speaker 4: before we go to our Oh no, we've got another question.
Speaker 7: I know, but I don't think anybody can. Somebody can, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: let's all right, let's keep playing.
Speaker 1: Before we go to our final question, here's a quick
Speaker 1: rundown of the correct answers for you folks playing along
Speaker 1: number one, Humble number two, who for who could forget
Speaker 1: Salisbury Steak number three, Minnesota number four, keen I number five,
Speaker 1: Duluth number six, Partition number seven, High Altitude number eight,
Speaker 1: Pyramid number nine thirty six. Now the score at this
Speaker 1: point is Brody six, Hansi five, Cow five, Jannis five.
Speaker 1: So this last question really could send us six.
Speaker 5: And then you got that one wrong.
Speaker 2: Wait, that's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a zero percenter classic one.
Speaker 1: So this is a really important question, is my point
Speaker 1: for them? And I think you're gonna like it. This
Speaker 1: is our listener Question of the Week from Brian Green.
Speaker 1: For submitting this great question, Brian will receive a board
Speaker 1: game signed by the crew and if you want a
Speaker 1: chance to win Listener Question of the Week, then send
Speaker 1: your question to Trivia at the meat Eater dot com.
Speaker 1: This last question comes to us in the realm of cooking,
Speaker 1: what nine letter side dish, which gets its name from
Speaker 1: the Algonquin tribes of New England, can be described as
Speaker 1: a medley of grains, legumes, vegetables, and sometimes meats. Most
Speaker 1: common ingredients include sweetcorn, beans, tomatoes, and peppers. Whatnot? We
Speaker 1: got a lot oh I didn't think that many people
Speaker 1: jump on their boards. What nine letters side gets its
Speaker 1: name from the Algonquin tribes of New England can be
Speaker 1: described as a medley of grains, legumes, vegetables, and sometimes meats.
Speaker 1: Most common ingredients include sweet corn, beans, tomatoes, and peppers. Hmmm,
Speaker 1: sounds good.
Speaker 5: You write the longest questions of any host, Randall. You've
Speaker 5: got you've cornered that market.
Speaker 1: Well, this was written by Brian Green, and that's why
Speaker 1: it's our listener question of the week. I just think, yeah, more.
Speaker 4: Bang for the buck for the listener. Longer the question,
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 1: I added the most common ingredients at the end as
Speaker 1: a as a little I didn't think it would. I
Speaker 1: didn't think it was easy enough with it.
Speaker 6: It's a good idea to write the question so long
Speaker 6: that my time, Randall gets to the end of the question.
Speaker 6: You forgot what the beginning was about.
Speaker 1: How many sections are in a township?
Speaker 4: Thirty six?
Speaker 1: See variety. That's what you're looking for in a host.
Speaker 1: Variety and length of questions.
Speaker 5: Does anybody know this?
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: Brody knows it.
Speaker 5: Brody's gonna win if he thinks, you know.
Speaker 1: If he's wrong, though, maybe Yannis knows it.
Speaker 2: I think I got a feeling, honest knows.
Speaker 7: I had a word come into my brain and has
Speaker 7: nine letters in it. I think I'm going for it.
Speaker 1: I really liked Brian's question. He submitted too, and I
Speaker 1: forget what the other one was, but this one really
Speaker 1: stood out to me. It's a great question.
Speaker 7: I wish when they wrote in though, they provided a
Speaker 7: little flavor text too.
Speaker 1: Let me I was going to get to that. Brian
Speaker 1: provided me with some flavor.
Speaker 5: Text, like like a page and a half, three pages
Speaker 5: of flavor text. I'll have people send in entire scripts.
Speaker 2: Well, here you go, Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don no, no, Brian, Brian sent him flavor text
Speaker 1: and even included a link to a recipe on the
Speaker 1: meat eater dot com.
Speaker 5: Wow, this one, right.
Speaker 1: You never know, do you know what every recipe on
Speaker 1: the media familiar?
Speaker 6: You didn't like this stuff when I was a little
Speaker 6: all right, I.
Speaker 4: Guess I don't know if I've ever had it.
Speaker 1: Why don't we flip them over? Yannis says sack attash,
Speaker 1: Cal says suck attash, Melissa says gulash tress cowboy Caviar,
Speaker 1: Spencer says cornucopia. Hansey says suck attash. Brody says suck attacks.
Speaker 5: Got who spelled it right?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 1: You you did? No one else didn't put that. Let's see,
Speaker 1: let's see what is What is that s u c
Speaker 1: C s U c C I had to suck Attash
Speaker 1: comes from the Narragansett word suck with tash, which was
Speaker 1: described by British explorer John Carver in seventeen eighty seven
Speaker 1: as quote, unripe corn and beans in the same state,
Speaker 1: boiled together with bear's flesh, the fat of which moistens
Speaker 1: the pulse and renders it beyond comparison delicious. I got
Speaker 1: that from Brian. This next bit, I added, I can't wait.
Speaker 4: To use that. You know that dinner was lovely. It
Speaker 4: really moistened my pulse.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Famously, the Looney Tunes and Mary Melodies character Sylvester J.
Speaker 1: Pussycat would often exclaim suffering suck atash when he was frustrated,
Speaker 1: especially during his failed attempts to catch Tweetybird. The phrase
Speaker 1: became one of his most recognizable catchphrases, along with his
Speaker 1: characteristic lisp. For a suck attash recipe, check out Wade
Speaker 1: Trong's recipe for miso butter based in Kobia with summer
Speaker 1: suck Atash on the meat eater dot.
Speaker 5: Com Good Flavor text.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Brian killed it.
Speaker 4: I thought suck Tash had squash are I think it can.
Speaker 5: Have whatever you want.
Speaker 1: You can have whatever you want, be corn I was.
Speaker 5: I liked that.
Speaker 1: I thought that was the big thing is you have
Speaker 1: some carbs and you have some whatever beans are you know? Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's some there's some magical combination of nutrition. Brody, if
Speaker 1: I'm not mistaken, you are the winner of this game
Speaker 1: of meat Eater Trivia to what worthy cause? Would you
Speaker 1: like to donate your w Did we.
Speaker 6: Deplete our l A L A I fund with the
Speaker 6: corner crossing?
Speaker 4: Well, no, we're I mean we're building it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I donated in part to that. I think when I
Speaker 1: won the championship, Yeah, I think that.
Speaker 2: I don't recall. Let's throw it in there.
Speaker 6: Mediator Land Access Initiative.
Speaker 1: Fantastic, fantastic, five hundred dollars to the Meat Eater Land
Speaker 1: Access Initiative. Well, gang, this was fun. Join us next
Speaker 1: week for more Meat Eater Trivia only game show where
Speaker 1: conservation always wins. Tiebreaker. Yes, Spencer from South Dakota, He's
Speaker 1: the host.
Speaker 3: Using those smooth, mellow tones, he lays them questions down.
Speaker 1: He likes taking those two and three year old bucks.
Speaker 1: It's an avid amateur