Speaker 1: This podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arth and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Steve Yanni, Brody Randall, Alyssa, Nate
Speaker 2: and Seth. This is a ten round quiz show with
Speaker 2: questions from meat eaters for verticals which are hunting, fishing,
Speaker 2: conservation and cooking. And there is a prize. Meat Eater
Speaker 2: will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of
Speaker 2: the winners choosing and before we turn on the mics,
Speaker 2: Steve said he's created a new jingle for trivia.
Speaker 3: Well, no, it's not for trivia.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 3: Over Christmas, we played a lot of Uno.
Speaker 2: With my kids, uh huh.
Speaker 4: And after a while we had we brought in the champions. Okay,
Speaker 4: to have a championship of champions. Who are the champions
Speaker 4: me and me and Maddie okay, And so I made
Speaker 4: up a song that goes, He's the champion. Enough champions,
Speaker 4: you can't be beat.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: So when thinking of that this, we were talking about
Speaker 4: recording a championship and I was going to sing that
Speaker 4: at the championship a lot.
Speaker 1: Okay, Phil, You're taking notes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 2: He's just gonna isolate that audio.
Speaker 4: And now my daughter changed it to he's the Champion
Speaker 4: enough champions.
Speaker 3: He just got beat. Did you lose to her?
Speaker 2: Did you let her win?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: But that was post that was a scrimmage.
Speaker 2: Okay. But in the Champion of Champions, who won between?
Speaker 3: I prevailed in the championship?
Speaker 2: Okay, good for you. You shouldn't let your kids win.
Speaker 3: It's bad, bad for him.
Speaker 4: After a long time, my older boy caught on that
Speaker 4: UNO is largely a game.
Speaker 2: Of luck that make him feel better or worse.
Speaker 3: He doesn't. He didn't like it as much.
Speaker 4: But then two nights ago I introduced my younger boy
Speaker 4: and I remember playing, like in high school, did you
Speaker 4: guys play a lot of in.
Speaker 3: Between for money?
Speaker 2: I've never heard of that.
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh my god, it's fun.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: That ruins friendships though, dude.
Speaker 4: So I was teaching him there night to play in between,
Speaker 4: which we're hot on right now, but for money, you know,
Speaker 4: we gamble.
Speaker 2: Now for the stat of the week. This week, we're
Speaker 2: looking at the number seventy six. That's how many days
Speaker 2: it's been since Steve was last on Trivia ste where
Speaker 2: you been.
Speaker 4: Man all summer long and all most fall long. I
Speaker 4: was recording a new show, filming a new show.
Speaker 3: For History Channel.
Speaker 4: Called Hunting History, which is about we explore eight outdoor mysteries,
Speaker 4: things ranging from what exactly is up with cattle mutilations?
Speaker 2: Oh, what part of the country were you looking at
Speaker 2: in Oregon, Okay?
Speaker 4: Which is a way richer field. I blew it off.
Speaker 4: I blew it off. Yeah, it's a it's a.
Speaker 3: Way richer field of inquiry than.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: We visited with ranchers who've had mutilated cattle.
Speaker 4: We visited, we visited, uh, we visited with like PhD.
Speaker 3: Animal pathologists, lots of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that that happened around my hometown in like the
Speaker 2: early two thousands. And I feel like the typical experience
Speaker 2: was they would find a dead count that they would
Speaker 2: say had almost laser like precision of removing organs and
Speaker 2: removing eyeballs, And I think I think logical people accredit
Speaker 2: it to like scavengers pick out the eyeballs first, they
Speaker 2: go for the organs first, and and like some cattle
Speaker 2: will blow to a point where they just like split
Speaker 2: down the middle. Can you tell us what conclusion you
Speaker 2: came to we got to watch the show.
Speaker 4: You gotta watch the show. Okay, I ain't buying that
Speaker 4: it's aliens. We get into that, Okay, we go hang
Speaker 4: out with a rancher. I mean, I'm not talking like
Speaker 4: a some guy watching Yellowstone TV show. Yeah, a rancher. Rancher, dude,
Speaker 4: there is no He's gone through every possible explanation and
Speaker 4: the only thing he can land on is that it
Speaker 4: was not human.
Speaker 2: What years are we talking about this happened?
Speaker 4: What year did his happen? The bones are still laying there.
Speaker 4: We went out to Skelton, still laying there. I metal
Speaker 4: detected the whole area. I don't think it's aliens.
Speaker 5: Did he see anything that.
Speaker 3: Might have been extraterrestural? He did? We talk about it.
Speaker 2: I feel like South Dakota too. When it was happening
Speaker 2: in the early two thousands. That's when he was like
Speaker 2: ripe to have email chains, like stuff was getting prior
Speaker 2: to social media, stuff would just like get forwarded around
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 4: I went to another site with a guy with a manager,
Speaker 4: a ranch manager went to a nur site where he
Speaker 4: had five bulls done in one night. Looked at those, Okay,
Speaker 4: a lot of pictures I don't want to get in
Speaker 4: too much what I think is going on.
Speaker 3: But uh, we took Kyle laid it out.
Speaker 4: Brand spanking new, brand spanking new, and laid it out
Speaker 4: and watch what happened to it?
Speaker 2: And you're you're coming at it from the perspective of
Speaker 2: an outdoorsmant which maybe isn't how other people had exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had. I had Mercer lnging with me because
Speaker 3: he does a lot of livestock work. We went out.
Speaker 4: I hung out with a houndsman who works on cattle
Speaker 4: depredations because all he does is look at dead Kyle's
Speaker 4: trying to figure out what happened to him hung out
Speaker 4: with him. He's got theories about what does it?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Is it aliens?
Speaker 3: He doesn't think that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So.
Speaker 4: The pathologists have their own theories about what they think,
Speaker 4: which I I don't think.
Speaker 3: They're looking at it right.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Did one on the Donner Party?
Speaker 2: Mm? You went to where it happened? Everywhere it happened, okay, everywhere?
Speaker 2: Had you eat any folks on that episode didn't know?
Speaker 4: But I boiled hide. They had a lot of boiled
Speaker 4: hide when they first got stuck. They skinned out there.
Speaker 2: Before they started eating each other.
Speaker 4: They skinned out their horses and oxen and stuff after
Speaker 4: a while and ate the meat.
Speaker 3: Dry the meat, ate the meat, used the hides for shelters.
Speaker 4: Then they wound up needing to eat those hides, so
Speaker 4: boiled up some hide.
Speaker 3: See what that's all about?
Speaker 2: How that pass?
Speaker 3: Three? It's you know what, man, it's not it's flavored.
Speaker 3: It's weirdly.
Speaker 4: It's weirdly flavor flavorless, but it's real sticky and glooy.
Speaker 3: And then you know what.
Speaker 4: We just had this dude on the podcast, the guy
Speaker 4: that found the starved to death.
Speaker 2: Guy Okay in Alaska.
Speaker 4: He gave me a book which is in the twenties.
Speaker 4: These guys got in the twenties. These three guys went
Speaker 4: up into the Canadian Arctic and they were going to
Speaker 4: trap all winter, and they had a spot where they
Speaker 4: thought they could live on caribou, but the caribou never came,
Speaker 4: so they all starved to death.
Speaker 3: The youngest kid lived a long long time.
Speaker 4: Like the youngest kid didn't starve to death till endo June,
Speaker 4: and he kept a meticulous journal.
Speaker 3: Up till the end, and.
Speaker 4: Then had the wherewithal to put it in the wood stove.
Speaker 4: They didn't get found for a while later, put it
Speaker 4: in the woodstove with a sign that says looking woodstove.
Speaker 4: And there's his journal. And they were eating hides and
Speaker 4: they were eating crushed bone, just like the Donner Party people.
Speaker 4: But he describes as all of the time and effort
Speaker 4: they spent trying to make enema contraptions, because when you're
Speaker 4: boiling that crushed bone and eating that hide, it would
Speaker 4: obstruct their bowel, okay, And so they're sometimes trying to
Speaker 4: pick out of each other and out of themselves these
Speaker 4: wads dry bone that would form back up in your gut.
Speaker 4: And that's kind of what seems like that's what's killing
Speaker 4: them more than anything, is eating hide and bone.
Speaker 2: It like all thell Was it like anything else you'd eating?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: No, did remind me of miso soup?
Speaker 7: So did you pass everything? All? Right?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't eat many meals of it. But we
Speaker 4: made a shelter like how they made. We talked a
Speaker 4: lot of scientists, archaeologists, and it was kind of like
Speaker 4: like looking at like what like what did they do that?
Speaker 4: Like like what was what was mistakes they made.
Speaker 3: And what could have gone different?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: But the thing that people don't think about with the
Speaker 4: Donner parties, it was fifty percent children.
Speaker 2: You're right, I don't think about that.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people like, oh, I would have
Speaker 4: walked out of there, you know, fifty percent children? Yeah,
Speaker 4: from infants, like from infants up.
Speaker 2: So this new show that you were busy filming unting
Speaker 2: History that's kept me away from doing reason going to
Speaker 2: be on Trivia comes out later this month and that's
Speaker 2: on the History Channel. All right, Now, here's our Infrequently
Speaker 2: Asked Questions segment. If you have a Trivia related question
Speaker 2: for our crew, send it to Trivia at the media
Speaker 2: dot Com with the subject line I f a Q.
Speaker 2: Ben Stewart says, on one episode of Trivia, it was
Speaker 2: casually mentioned that Stephen Chester once wrestled and Chester pinned him.
Speaker 2: What's the story behind that?
Speaker 3: Did he? I got pictures of.
Speaker 5: It on the ice in North dakotzero something like that.
Speaker 2: Was it real wrestling or were you guys like.
Speaker 4: It's pretty bogged down with clothes probably the problem not
Speaker 4: Chester though.
Speaker 5: Did he stripped down in a wrestling uniform?
Speaker 1: Did one of you have COVID?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right, I might have had No, I didn't
Speaker 3: have COVID.
Speaker 7: Everyone else I was healthy, and that was how it started.
Speaker 7: Jester and I had just gotten over COVID, so we
Speaker 7: were in the clear.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 3: He might have been like kind of amped up from it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh of COVID.
Speaker 4: Do you know the funny thing about wrestling if I
Speaker 4: ever told you the story? But you know when you say, uh,
Speaker 4: like Doug Darren does like talk.
Speaker 3: To text, you know, uh huh.
Speaker 4: And one time we was saying, we're arguing about something
Speaker 4: and he said he was gonna he meant to say
Speaker 4: he was gonna.
Speaker 3: Arm wrestle me for it, but said he's gonna farm
Speaker 3: wrestle me for it. Not that we've laughed about that
Speaker 3: a million times. What exactly that table?
Speaker 2: Now we have some housekeeping to get to. On a
Speaker 2: previous episode of Trivia, we talked about how Jeopardy may
Speaker 2: have borrowed a question from me eater trivia. Oh, we
Speaker 2: now have the New York Times doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: They off our stuff word puzzle.
Speaker 4: Give me an example, just everything we do a podcast
Speaker 4: on some sucker there writes an article.
Speaker 2: About, all right, well here's what happened.
Speaker 3: They steal our stuff all the time.
Speaker 2: We've got more.
Speaker 4: One in that newsroom is a big fan of the
Speaker 4: podcast and steals our stuff.
Speaker 2: On October ninth, during Many Crossword Week on our website,
Speaker 2: I had a puzzle that was National Park themed for
Speaker 2: five across. The clue was, quote, one percent of Yellowstone
Speaker 2: is in this state. The answer was Idaho, and you
Speaker 2: can see this on Phil's screen there.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: Five days later, for the New York Times Monday crossword puzzle,
Speaker 2: they had an eerily similar clue. Here's what their prompt
Speaker 2: was for thirty one down, quote state that contains a
Speaker 2: sliver of Yellowstone National Park. The answer was, of course, Idaho.
Speaker 2: Now that puzzle was created by Dana Edwards, who was
Speaker 2: making his New York Times crossword puzzle debut. Dana doesn't
Speaker 2: work at the Times. He's a journalist and photographer from
Speaker 2: the Columbia Journalism School, and from looking at his Instagram,
Speaker 2: I doubt he's even ever heard of meat eater. But
Speaker 2: he did say something very suspicious in his crossword column
Speaker 2: that week. Here's the quote. I used chat GPT to
Speaker 2: write some code to search my word list for phrases
Speaker 2: that used four sets of double letters. Dana was referring
Speaker 2: to one of his themes that week, which was words
Speaker 2: with double letters like Mississippi and Hollywood, Idaho wouldn't be
Speaker 2: part of the theme, he said he used chat gpt
Speaker 2: for but it does show that he leaned on AI
Speaker 2: to make his puzzle. If that obscure clue was borrowed
Speaker 2: from meat Eater, then it was likely fed to Dana
Speaker 2: via chat gpt. However, there's a decent chance that this
Speaker 2: is just a coincidence. The New York Times lead puzzle
Speaker 2: editor Will Schwartz said in a two thousand and nine
Speaker 2: interview that he receives over one hundred puzzles per week
Speaker 2: with a five percent acceptance rate, and crosswords are backlogged
Speaker 2: for two to six months. This makes it unlikely they
Speaker 2: used a clue from meat Eater just five days after
Speaker 2: it was published. But I have reached out to the
Speaker 2: New York Times crossword team so we can solve this.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, head over to the medeater dot com
Speaker 2: slash games to play our crossword puzzles that are so
Speaker 2: good that the New York Times wants to steal them.
Speaker 2: So they had almost almost word for word, the same
Speaker 2: exact clue, and I'll remind you. The New York Times
Speaker 2: has the entire dictionary, the entire encyclopedia. Everything on earth
Speaker 2: is at their disposal. I was only doing National Parks
Speaker 2: and they still use the same clue of a very
Speaker 2: obscure outdoor fact five days after I did. Yep, we're
Speaker 2: going to solve this. Now.
Speaker 3: I've written there a few times over the years.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're the maybe you're there. We've got a rat.
Speaker 2: We've figured it out.
Speaker 8: Now the sheltering what you were if that was a
Speaker 8: barbelle or if it was a double ended hot dog cooker,
Speaker 8: But now I see.
Speaker 2: It's a skinny man lifting a bunch of weight. Now
Speaker 2: the Shelby and Expert today is a four, So our
Speaker 2: winner should get eight correct answers. And with that we're
Speaker 2: on to the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 2: I need to know what I stand to win everything?
Speaker 3: How's it just tend to win everything?
Speaker 2: Gamon Suckers. Question one. The topic is hunting and has
Speaker 2: always this will be multiple choice. Which of these states
Speaker 2: does not have a big horn sheep season? Is it
Speaker 2: South Dakota, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Dakota. Hit me with them again,
Speaker 2: Which of these states does not have a big horn
Speaker 2: sheep season. You can see the question on Phil's TV.
Speaker 2: There your four choices. South Dakota, Oklahoma, Nebraska, or North Dakota.
Speaker 2: Three of those states have a hunting season for big
Speaker 2: horn sheep. One of them does not.
Speaker 7: Some of a.
Speaker 2: Bitch, Steve's out of practice here?
Speaker 3: Can you get out of practice at trivia?
Speaker 2: If we were playing uno though, you boys be cooked? Randall?
Speaker 2: Can you reach for a new marker for Brody? I'd
Speaker 2: be happy you're having problems.
Speaker 1: Any preferences on color?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 9: I like, uh, you know, like a natural color like
Speaker 9: blue green.
Speaker 2: Which of these states does not have a big horn
Speaker 2: sheet in? South Dakota, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Dakota.
Speaker 3: I am hating this question.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready, I don't.
Speaker 3: Hate this question. Did you style your hair like that? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just got a shower.
Speaker 9: We should encourage people to watch this episode on YouTube
Speaker 9: so they can see Honest's new hair do.
Speaker 3: I always like him a lot better. He's got that
Speaker 3: little buzz cut.
Speaker 8: This is the problem with long hair, is that if
Speaker 8: it just hangs down and gets annoying, so you gotta
Speaker 8: get it off your ears and off your forehead.
Speaker 3: It'll be buzz cut soon.
Speaker 2: You think that says more about you, Steve for more
Speaker 2: about Yanni. Me and both of you think he behaves
Speaker 2: better when he's got a buzz cut. You'd like him better.
Speaker 3: He's just gonna go through life better.
Speaker 1: Is more focused, more disciplined.
Speaker 5: Yea, it is warmer. I will give the law.
Speaker 9: My boys behaved better and when they got nice short haircuts.
Speaker 7: That's why I keep it long better, a little long
Speaker 7: in the winter because it's warmer.
Speaker 2: South Dakota, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Dakota. Is everybody ready, go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have sex saying Nebraska,
Speaker 2: Steve Oklahoma, Randall Oklahoma, Alyssa Nebraska, Nate Nebraska, Jannis Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: Brody Oklahoma. Nobody picked a Dakota. It is not the Dakota's.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is Oklahoma.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah.
Speaker 2: South Dakota gives out nine tags, North Dakota gives out seven,
Speaker 2: and Nebraska gives out two. Oklahoma had their first documented
Speaker 2: big horn sheep in twenty twelve, when a carcass was
Speaker 2: found near Black Mesa in the state's Panhandle. More sightings
Speaker 2: have happened in the last decade, with a small herd
Speaker 2: traveling between Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Mexico.
Speaker 5: Cool Question two.
Speaker 2: The topic is gear. This is our listener question of
Speaker 2: the week, which was won by Jerry Mitchell for sending
Speaker 2: this great question. Jerry is going to get a board
Speaker 2: game signed by the crew. If you want a chance
Speaker 2: to win our listener Question of the Week, then send
Speaker 2: your question to Trivia at the meat Eater dot com.
Speaker 2: According to the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute, twenty
Speaker 2: gage shotgun shells should be this color.
Speaker 3: He's the.
Speaker 2: Steve even Mystic, as well as Seth Randall and Brody.
Speaker 2: According to Sammy, twenty gage shotgun shells should be this cul.
Speaker 2: I think you should have picked the more obscure games.
Speaker 3: Yeah stupid, I got Yeah. Phil was back Phil.
Speaker 1: You notice anything new about Phil?
Speaker 4: Let me stand up, Let me see huh oh you're
Speaker 4: you're you're low setup like the better.
Speaker 3: He looked like a DJ.
Speaker 5: I was giving a serious back problem.
Speaker 7: So I'm down here now.
Speaker 2: I will tell you this. Brody and Steve, I picked
Speaker 2: this specific gauge because they are very firm on their language,
Speaker 2: and they are not as firm on their language. Got
Speaker 2: other gauges, So I don't think that's giving a hint,
Speaker 2: but they are adamant about this gauge and this color.
Speaker 9: After this question, I'm gonna tell you what my favorite
Speaker 9: color for the cages.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll test you guys on colors and gauges.
Speaker 8: Be I'll tell you about a Christmas present I got
Speaker 8: involving some shotgun shells.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be jealous again. According to Sammy, twenty gage
Speaker 2: shotgun shells should be this color. Is everybody ready? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth and Steve
Speaker 2: and Randall saying yellow. Alyssa says green, Nate says yellow.
Speaker 3: He crossed out than that he was gonna say blue.
Speaker 2: Yannis says yellow, Brody says yellow. They got it. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is yellow, Although it's not a loss. Sammy
Speaker 2: strongly recommends AMMO manufacturers should make their twenty gage shells yellow.
Speaker 2: It used to be commonplace for shotgun shells to be
Speaker 2: color coded, but AMMO companies have taken more liberties in
Speaker 2: recent years. I'm gonna test you guys. Do you know
Speaker 2: what ten gauge is usually brown?
Speaker 3: Brown?
Speaker 2: Do you know what twelve gauges?
Speaker 5: Red?
Speaker 2: Red or black? Red or black? Sixteen?
Speaker 3: Purple?
Speaker 2: Purple, twenty eight gauge what was it? Twenty eight gauge
Speaker 2: blue green, four tens are red though four ten is red.
Speaker 2: That's right, So I remind you ten gauge brown, twelve
Speaker 2: gauge red or black, sixteen gauge purple, twenty eight gauge green,
Speaker 2: four ten red.
Speaker 7: I was duck hunting last weekend and had was shooting
Speaker 7: at twelve gauge and I had four different colors.
Speaker 2: Oh, I read and this was not from an official source.
Speaker 2: It was more forum chatter that it became less common
Speaker 2: to color coordinate after they started stamping brass, which wasn't
Speaker 2: always the case. Makes sense, Brody, you had a favorite,
Speaker 2: I said at sixteen gage they were all purple. Sixteen
Speaker 2: My dad to sixteen and Yanni, you're going to share
Speaker 2: with us your Christmas gift A ken Yeah.
Speaker 8: I got a reusable meaning artificial wreath that is adorned
Speaker 8: with red and yellow shotgun shells over one hundred, according
Speaker 8: to my brother in.
Speaker 2: Law, a homemade one seth. What were those four colors
Speaker 2: you were grabbing from?
Speaker 7: There was green, there was like a tannish color, There
Speaker 7: was red, There was actually five colors. There was black,
Speaker 7: and there was blue.
Speaker 2: The other one i'd say about twelve gauge being red.
Speaker 2: I feel like I have a lot that you'd call
Speaker 2: maroon instead of red.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what the whatever the bismuth the what's the federal
Speaker 7: bismuth stuff? That's like a maroon?
Speaker 3: I guess yeah.
Speaker 7: Question three times I would put three different shells in
Speaker 7: just to see which one hit better.
Speaker 2: Question three. The topic is Noah defines this as quote
Speaker 2: a fishing practice that herds and captures the target species
Speaker 2: by towing a net along the ocean floor.
Speaker 3: He's a champ.
Speaker 2: Champ, couldn't tell Steve likes his answer. Whiteboard is already down.
Speaker 2: This is Question three. Topic is conservation. Noah defines this
Speaker 2: as a fishing practice that herds and captures the target
Speaker 2: species by towing a net along the ocean floor.
Speaker 3: Who I got a trivia question for you.
Speaker 4: Okay, I just fleshed and stretched the river outer I caught.
Speaker 3: Remember we had those ladies on and got mauled by
Speaker 3: the otter of your neighbor. People are like, I don't
Speaker 3: think you I would have killed it with.
Speaker 4: I just fleshed and stretched a river otter. Do you
Speaker 4: take Here's a tri trivia question. It's a it's a tiebreaker.
Speaker 4: How long does that hide?
Speaker 5: Specifically the one Steve was fleshing.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, like forty one inches five eleven?
Speaker 3: Wowow, it's tip of nose to tip of tail five eleven.
Speaker 2: Damn is that just a normal sized hoter?
Speaker 3: You think giant?
Speaker 1: I think that Otter tells everybody six feet.
Speaker 3: And chees.
Speaker 9: You can get that thing stuffed into a pillow.
Speaker 4: No, I can't do it. I haven't decide I'm gonna
Speaker 4: do it yet. I might get a hat. I might
Speaker 4: do it the hat as a wall hanger. I have decided.
Speaker 2: That makes me terrified of a seatter, knowing that thing
Speaker 2: was five eleven kill you again. This as a fishing
Speaker 2: that herds and captures the target species by towing a
Speaker 2: net along the ocean floor. Steve is very confident. I
Speaker 2: think Brody likes his answer. Randall does have an answer.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure I like mine.
Speaker 2: Okay, Randall probably the only boat here. He may not
Speaker 2: know it.
Speaker 1: Steve right, Did I change mine based on Steve's?
Speaker 2: He just laughing at rand It could be genuine.
Speaker 3: Or don't change it. I thought we were trying to
Speaker 3: throw them.
Speaker 5: Steve, did you write yours on the brown side.
Speaker 3: I got a weird board. It's both side.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have set saying trolling. Steve says that's trolling.
Speaker 3: No, he said trolling.
Speaker 2: The problem. The problem is that that another.
Speaker 5: This is trolling, Seth saying trolling.
Speaker 2: Steve says trawlling, Randall says purse, Sainting says cast and Bates,
Speaker 2: Nate says dragonetting, Giannis says tralling. Brody says trolling. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is tralling about half of our players. Right
Speaker 2: to him, I.
Speaker 5: Don't think we give it to you doesn't mean trolling.
Speaker 2: He means, how would you spell?
Speaker 3: Spelling doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: I know, but if you spell another fishing technique, he.
Speaker 3: Doesn't think troll. Crank Base will give it to you, Seth.
Speaker 2: But how would you spell trolling if you were pulling
Speaker 2: plugs for Walleye.
Speaker 5: Dude the same spelling? Spelling is not my thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll give it. We'll give it to Seth.
Speaker 4: Now you didn't know, like there's a certain person that
Speaker 4: would have it, and I would say, don't give it
Speaker 4: to him.
Speaker 2: Okay, would you give it to Brody if Brody wrote, yes,
Speaker 2: you would.
Speaker 4: Yes, because I know that he I know that he
Speaker 4: knows what trolling is.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we will accept the trolling or trolling.
Speaker 5: I can't.
Speaker 8: No, No, you're not accepting trolling. You're only accepting misspelled trollingspelling.
Speaker 4: As a misspelled trawling rather than him just putting down
Speaker 4: a fishing term.
Speaker 2: So at home and.
Speaker 3: Pray and spray.
Speaker 5: If your answer trawling.
Speaker 2: If your answers are verbal, then you need to say trolling.
Speaker 2: Why do you But if you're writing it.
Speaker 4: Down, why do you think the trolling and trawling share
Speaker 4: of spelling?
Speaker 5: Didn't think of?
Speaker 2: Trawling is used to target a variety of seafoods such
Speaker 2: as cod, halib it, rockfish, squid, shrimp, flounder, and crab.
Speaker 2: The fishing technique can be too effective, which results in
Speaker 2: piles of bycatch. It's estimated that in the last sixty
Speaker 2: five years, trawlers have unintentionally caught five hundred million tons
Speaker 2: of non target animals.
Speaker 4: Oh it's I don't mean the hack, but yeah, it's
Speaker 4: it's a very controversial fishing style.
Speaker 2: Question four. The topic is fishing. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Jeff Bowels the Idaho Department of Fishing Game
Speaker 2: calls this hybrid their quote secret weapon for controlling populations
Speaker 2: of non native fish.
Speaker 8: Brody, who didn't even wait.
Speaker 2: For bitch Brody already has his answer. This is question four.
Speaker 2: The topic is fishing. The Idaho Department of Fishing Game
Speaker 2: calls this hybrid their secret weapon for controlling populations of
Speaker 2: non native fish. Brody the only player with an answer
Speaker 2: so far. Maybe I'm wrong, Maybe he's wrong, Randall, boat
Speaker 2: was trawling in.
Speaker 10: Your Brainard, Yeah, I didn't like my answer as I
Speaker 10: previously suggested, especially after Steve.
Speaker 1: Shredded it.
Speaker 2: I thought he was trying to get you to change.
Speaker 10: No, No, I see there's genuine glee in his eyes.
Speaker 3: Is fading fast right now, man.
Speaker 2: The Idaho Department a Fishing Game calls this hybrid their
Speaker 2: quote secret weapon for controlling populations of non native fish.
Speaker 2: Brody is optimistic.
Speaker 9: Optimistic with an answer so far, people call themselves anglers
Speaker 9: in this room.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a joke.
Speaker 7: Well it ain't, Walleye.
Speaker 2: No, that's correct, and Odi provided a hint saying he's
Speaker 2: never caught.
Speaker 1: One of these.
Speaker 2: Jack feel like is a pretty genuine hint. Yeah sure, yeah,
Speaker 2: Well we'll read out your crossed out answer as well
Speaker 2: as the answer that you're going with.
Speaker 3: Oh you know what it could be, could.
Speaker 2: Be that, Oh wow, he might have two crossed out answers.
Speaker 2: He's gonna ride down every hybrid he can think of. Steve,
Speaker 2: are you ready? We're waiting on you. Yeah, go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers. We have without an answer, we have, Steve,
Speaker 2: he crossed out tiger muskie. He crossed out cut bow,
Speaker 2: and he wrote down spike. Randall says tiger musky. Alyssa
Speaker 2: without an answer. Nate says, Saga, Yannis, Spike Brody, tiger muski.
Speaker 2: We have a correct answer. It's tiger muskie.
Speaker 3: Son of a bitch. You see the head that he did.
Speaker 2: Along with cutbow and spleke, Tiger muskie are a cross
Speaker 2: between northern pike and muskie. They are strategically used across
Speaker 2: North America as a top down biological control. The benefit
Speaker 2: of stalking tiger muskies is that they have a huge appetite,
Speaker 2: are sterile, and provide more sport fishing opportunities. Question five,
Speaker 2: Wait are those.
Speaker 3: Are you running a perfect game right now?
Speaker 9: Yeah, but we've only done my three questions.
Speaker 2: We've done four questions. We will get a scoreboard update
Speaker 2: from Fill the engineer after.
Speaker 5: Pike Native Taho.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know. There's no way musky are Yeah.
Speaker 7: That's surprised me that they would stalk them.
Speaker 2: Well, so that you don't have to worry about those things,
Speaker 2: you're not out of control. Question five. And it's not
Speaker 2: just Idaho, Utah, Colorado. I think a lot of the
Speaker 2: rocky Mountain states and elsewhere do it? Question five? The
Speaker 2: topic is cooking. Taste of Home magazine describes this vegetable's
Speaker 2: flavor as quote, a little bit sweet like garlic and
Speaker 2: a little bit pungent like onions. This is question five.
Speaker 2: We'll get a scoreboard update for Steve from Phil after this.
Speaker 2: Taste of Home describes this vegetables flavor as a little
Speaker 2: bit sweet like garlic and a little bit pungent like onions. Steve,
Speaker 2: you like your answer. Maybe he's going back to his
Speaker 2: white board and doing some more writing.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't mind you reading both for me.
Speaker 8: Okay, is this vegetable commonly found in the grocery.
Speaker 2: Store not going to give you any hints? Taste of
Speaker 2: Home describes its flavor as a little bit sweet like
Speaker 2: garlic and a little bit pungent like onions, but.
Speaker 3: It means it's not a type of onion.
Speaker 2: Not giving you any hints. You need to think about
Speaker 2: what Taste of Home would be describing here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, think about it. Yeah, I'm not familiar with that,
Speaker 3: Magan neither.
Speaker 2: Tasting Home magazine. I think you walk into any grocery store,
Speaker 2: it's going to be one of the prominent cooking magazines
Speaker 2: on their shelf.
Speaker 3: Why is it being read here at this program?
Speaker 2: Because I need to figure out a way to get
Speaker 2: you to give the right answer. And this is how
Speaker 2: I can assign a definition to somebody. If I were
Speaker 2: just to tell you, if I were to say this vegetable,
Speaker 2: I'm saying, like.
Speaker 3: This doesn't feel like I have anything to do with it.
Speaker 2: It's a cooking question, and.
Speaker 1: He's covering by attributing it to another authority.
Speaker 2: You can't argue with their direct quote.
Speaker 9: The word I was looking for me, I just like,
Speaker 9: can't like I can picture the thing.
Speaker 2: Does anybody like their answer?
Speaker 3: I think I do. I like both of mine.
Speaker 2: Okaylissa feel okay about what's on their wife Nate is
Speaker 2: now joining.
Speaker 1: Them with an answer, Yeah, changing it. Do you like that?
Speaker 2: Do you too, agree, he's not gonna come. Randall and
Speaker 2: Steve have the same check are you Are you ready Brody?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm just like it's not gonna comes.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, go ahead and reveal your answers
Speaker 2: to set d. Steve wrote down ramp, crossed that out
Speaker 2: and put shallot. Randall says shallot, scallion, Nate crossed out,
Speaker 2: beat radish, Yanni says scallion, and Brody says onion. Have
Speaker 2: a correct answer. It's shallot. Randall and Steve got that
Speaker 2: one right.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 4: I put down ramp because I was like, you know,
Speaker 4: this is like an outdoor show.
Speaker 3: But then I'm like, sometimes he don't care.
Speaker 2: Shallots in the same family leaks chives, garlic, and onion
Speaker 2: taste of homes. As in a pinch, you can substitute
Speaker 2: a sweet onion for a shalot. They are commonly used
Speaker 2: in salad dressings, stocks, egg dishes, and pasta dishes. Fell
Speaker 2: we're halfway through the game. Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 5: We've got Yeah, it's been a while since you've been here.
Speaker 5: I think we've been doing the score.
Speaker 1: You're gonna love the big twist at the end.
Speaker 3: We've got nobody tell him he did.
Speaker 6: Alyssa has zero points, Nate's coming up next with one,
Speaker 6: Seth has two, Giannis has three, and tied up in
Speaker 6: first placer Steve Randall n Brody with four points, apiece.
Speaker 3: Would you save that otter question for the actual tiebreaker?
Speaker 3: We do a.
Speaker 1: Charade round for question nine? Now, oh you do? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Spencer to act something out and we just have to answer.
Speaker 2: And then we have a Phil does a singing question
Speaker 2: for question eight.
Speaker 4: It's true, so if he's saying he's the champion, then
Speaker 4: we know it's me.
Speaker 3: You can't be.
Speaker 2: Question six, the topic is natural history. What President spearheaded
Speaker 2: the Lewis and Clark expedition? Nate Randall, Yanni, excuse me?
Speaker 2: Steve Brodie all quick to answer, what president spearheaded the
Speaker 2: Lewis and Clark expedition?
Speaker 3: Throwing Randall a bone there?
Speaker 9: You know he's a historian.
Speaker 1: How's I mean we should all know this?
Speaker 2: He says that, as Seth and Alyssa have a blank
Speaker 2: white board.
Speaker 1: It's part of our shared history.
Speaker 9: They're right about that.
Speaker 2: What President spearheaded the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Speaker 3: This is question the verb choices yeah, yeah, you'd think
Speaker 3: he was there.
Speaker 2: Poor Okay, at the front. Steve's complained about three of
Speaker 2: the six questions so far.
Speaker 3: I'm just pointing out it's like a poor word choice.
Speaker 2: Melissa Seth, Are you going to come up with an answer?
Speaker 3: I think everyone's ready.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth and Alyssa do
Speaker 2: not have an answer, and the rest of the room
Speaker 2: says Thomas Jefferson, they got it. The correct answer is
Speaker 2: Thomas jeff If he.
Speaker 4: Had said who conducted the Louisiana purchase, would you guys
Speaker 4: have got that?
Speaker 2: But he didn't conduct it. He wasn't even in Europe
Speaker 2: when it happened.
Speaker 3: It happened under his administration.
Speaker 2: Spearhead Jefferson asked Congress to fund an expedition to the
Speaker 2: Pacific Ocean three months before France even offered the territory
Speaker 2: for sale. Word hadn't even gotten back to Jefferson yet
Speaker 2: about the Louisiana purchase, when he already had Merriwether Lewis
Speaker 2: prepping for the journey. So Steve Jefferson thought they were
Speaker 2: going to Europe to buy the New Orleans Port. He
Speaker 2: didn't know that they were going to buy the entire territory.
Speaker 2: Your phrasing of the question would have been wrong. No,
Speaker 2: you said who.
Speaker 3: I would have said what president was in office at
Speaker 3: the time. What you just said, though I said spearheaded,
Speaker 3: was a poor word choice.
Speaker 1: We don't need two of these in the room.
Speaker 2: Question seven, the topic is fishing. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Aaron Welsh. The American Voter Exam defines this
Speaker 2: seven letter word as quote the cross section of the
Speaker 2: stern where you attach an outboard motor.
Speaker 3: But everyone's going to get this.
Speaker 10: When we were in when we were in Yellowstone, the guy,
Speaker 10: the snowcoach driver was explaining how the three forks of
Speaker 10: the Missouri got their names, and I forget, you know,
Speaker 10: it's obviously Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin. And he said, he said, well,
Speaker 10: we all know who Madison and Jefferson are, but do
Speaker 10: you know who gal is?
Speaker 1: And you answered.
Speaker 3: I did, I did?
Speaker 10: I said, I said, Secretary of the Treasury and he
Speaker 10: and he goes, that's right, Steve Gallatin, it's Albert Gallaxy.
Speaker 5: Did you crack bender?
Speaker 9: Do you know you know what Jefferson sent those fellows
Speaker 9: out there looking for?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean there was a number of things, but
Speaker 2: one of the things. I'm guessing you referring to Willie mammoths.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of things to Uh.
Speaker 4: There's certain little titbits and history that are off that
Speaker 4: are much trafficked.
Speaker 3: That one being one of them. Sure, I've trafficked that
Speaker 3: one again.
Speaker 2: Question seven, The American Voter Exam defines this seven letter
Speaker 2: word as the cross section of the stern where you
Speaker 2: attach an outboard motor. It's everybody ready, go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. We have Seth and Steve and Randall
Speaker 2: saying transom alyssa without an answer. Nate says transom.
Speaker 5: Yon and bro.
Speaker 2: Probably because answer is transom. The transom's function is to
Speaker 2: strengthen the stern, absorb a motor's power, and keep water
Speaker 2: out of the boat. It's common to have motors, transducers, doors, ladders,
Speaker 2: and your boat's name placed on the transom. Question eight,
Speaker 2: the topic is gear and this next great question is
Speaker 2: via Jacob Hubbard. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and
Speaker 2: Explosives goes by this acronym. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Speaker 2: Firearms and Explosives goes by this acronym. This is what
Speaker 2: they call themselves. You go to their website.
Speaker 9: This is how article today that what's her name, Lauren Bobert.
Speaker 2: She wants to get rid of this, all for it.
Speaker 3: So this is their official act.
Speaker 2: This is what they refer to themselves. After you go
Speaker 2: to their website, it says about the history of this.
Speaker 2: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives goes by
Speaker 2: this acronym.
Speaker 5: My only Oh sorry, I was just on their website
Speaker 5: an hour ago.
Speaker 4: My only interaction with this about suppressors. Yeah, that's my
Speaker 4: only interaction with them. And if I didn't have to
Speaker 4: do that, the world to be a better place. We'd
Speaker 4: all have better hearing. So I'm into this idea of getting.
Speaker 3: Rid of them. Everybody with the branch Davidian Compound.
Speaker 2: Lissad go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Seth
Speaker 2: and Steve saying at F. Randall says b A TF
Speaker 2: without an answer, Nate.
Speaker 3: The reason you won't get it right is they don't go.
Speaker 2: And Brody saying ATF correct answer. The correct answer is ATF.
Speaker 2: Randall did not.
Speaker 3: Then tried to like so quickly get rid of it
Speaker 3: like I do that every time.
Speaker 1: I just want to be done with it.
Speaker 7: That's what I do when I spell shit wrong. Randall.
Speaker 3: We all saw what you wrote.
Speaker 9: I protest out of you on that one, Randall, because
Speaker 9: you can.
Speaker 2: You go to their website you argue with them. Like
Speaker 2: I said, protest, I'm arguing with I was expecting you.
Speaker 2: I'm telling our listeners who may be upset.
Speaker 10: I thought I thought that they officially went by B
Speaker 10: A t F, and it was ATF was a.
Speaker 2: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire But on their website
Speaker 2: history of ATF about ATF careers. At ATF, the Bureau
Speaker 2: of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was a richly the
Speaker 2: alcohol tax unit which was overseen by the IRS. In
Speaker 2: the nineteen forties, they were assigned firearms and in the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties they were assigned tobacco. This is when the
Speaker 2: acronym ATF was born. The agency was reassigned to the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice after nine to eleven, which is when
Speaker 2: they changed their name to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Speaker 2: Firearms and Explosives. But despite their new name, the group
Speaker 2: still goes by their old acronym. Well, we have two
Speaker 2: questions left. Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 5: It's pretty close game.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, Alissa, Nate, and Seth cannot catch up, but Randall faltered.
Speaker 6: Joannis and Randall are tied up with six and Steven
Speaker 6: Brody tied up in first place with seven points.
Speaker 2: Question nine. The topic is woodsmanship, known as quote the
Speaker 2: morning Star. This is the brightest planet in our solar system,
Speaker 2: known as the morning Star. This is the brightest planet
Speaker 2: in our solar system.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: The room looks stumped. Randall, how do you feel about
Speaker 2: your answer?
Speaker 1: I'm indifferent right now?
Speaker 2: Are you trying to Google to make your last answer correct?
Speaker 1: I think there's an argument that could be made that
Speaker 1: we're all wrong.
Speaker 2: For atf yes, no, oh you're on.
Speaker 3: You gave up that, don't care? Do you don't mind
Speaker 3: him just using his phone?
Speaker 2: Well, you watch what he's doing, and then then we
Speaker 2: know that he's not looking up what the morning Star is. Again,
Speaker 2: this is question nine. It's woodsmanship known as the morning Star.
Speaker 2: This is the brightest planet, brightest by what measure, by
Speaker 2: every website measure. Who says this is the brightest planet?
Speaker 2: You know, we're so if they have a number, I
Speaker 2: think this one's number is like a minus four point
Speaker 2: seven or something like that, and then they have a
Speaker 2: number for the Sun and the Moon as well, known
Speaker 2: as the morning Star. This is the brightest planet in
Speaker 2: our solar system?
Speaker 1: How many are there now?
Speaker 8: Eight or nine? With the they ditched.
Speaker 3: Because you either have to you neither have to be that.
Speaker 3: We have like a thousand, yeah, or eight eight, but
Speaker 3: you can't have nine. You know a lot on that
Speaker 3: socker takes to go around the Sun forty years? Wow, Pluto?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready thinking about that? Known as the morning Star?
Speaker 2: This is the brightest planet in our solar system.
Speaker 9: I'm going with my first one say, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 2: Like as observed from Earth, not gonna tell you. I mean,
Speaker 2: what what?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: What do you think I'm saying? I could be Nate.
Speaker 3: I don't know, dude, That's why I'm asking, so you
Speaker 3: know it? Do you know what?
Speaker 5: Brody?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I mean, I have Brody. I'm looking. I'm looking at
Speaker 2: the brightest objects in the night sky, and they say
Speaker 2: the Sun shines at a magnitude negative twenty six point seven.
Speaker 2: The Moon is a negative twelve point seven. So I
Speaker 2: don't know what that scale is, but it keeps saying
Speaker 2: magnitude hmm. I'm not going to tell you anymore. Is
Speaker 2: everybody ready?
Speaker 3: I don't think I got it right.
Speaker 2: Go ahead under answers. We have Seth saying Mars.
Speaker 3: That's what I.
Speaker 2: Steve says Polaris.
Speaker 3: I got all jacked out. That's what I had Mars earlier.
Speaker 2: Randall says Mercury. Alyssa says Jupiter. Nate says Mars. He
Speaker 2: crossed out. Jupiter says Venus. Brody says Venus. We have
Speaker 2: a correct answer. It's Venus. Brody and Randall got that.
Speaker 3: I never thought of Venus.
Speaker 2: Venus is one of the most vivid objects in the sky,
Speaker 2: which is why humans have used it for navigation for
Speaker 2: thousands of years.
Speaker 5: It's easiest to.
Speaker 2: Find in the morning and evening, and can even be
Speaker 2: spotted at midday. Venus is so visible because it's the
Speaker 2: closest planet to Earth and its thick clouds reflect sunlight.
Speaker 2: Bill give us one last schoolboard update.
Speaker 5: It's not over yet.
Speaker 6: It's not over yet, but Brody is in first place
Speaker 6: with eight points behind him with seven.
Speaker 2: I had Venus and I raised it question ten.
Speaker 1: The topic is I deserve deserve the loss name.
Speaker 2: Three of the four states with California condors, According to
Speaker 2: the Cornell Lab. Name three of the four states with
Speaker 2: California condors. So we have Brody in the lead and
Speaker 2: it is Randall and Steve are one point behind. So
Speaker 2: we need Brody to get this wrong, Yanni or and
Speaker 2: Steve to get this right to go to overtime. Name
Speaker 2: three of the four states with California condors.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's can we call it Chileans. If we have
Speaker 5: any WD.
Speaker 2: Four former trivia question, their official name is water displacement.
Speaker 3: You should just throw the questions so we can go
Speaker 3: to overtime.
Speaker 2: Man, who's going because he's winning point behind?
Speaker 8: No, I know that's what I'm saying. If you lose,
Speaker 8: then all three of us would go to over.
Speaker 3: That'd be so weak.
Speaker 9: We've never done an intentional like myths before that I
Speaker 9: know of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I panicked on that one there and.
Speaker 6: Then ago, what was that thing you said about letting
Speaker 6: not letting your kids win?
Speaker 3: Was that a conversation we.
Speaker 1: Had character building?
Speaker 2: Name three of the four states with California condors, and
Speaker 2: this is we should just do the overtime.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 8: Spencer Week, Brent Reeves and I just hosted a mediter
Speaker 8: Experiences in Kansas over the New Years and we played
Speaker 8: trivia a couple of nights. It is not the same
Speaker 8: game without the flavor text.
Speaker 2: Well, the game wouldn't exist if I had to put
Speaker 2: all that flavor text in there, because an it would
Speaker 2: just be an encyclopedia.
Speaker 1: You could just make things up.
Speaker 2: Sure, we did that. There, that's on the host too,
Speaker 2: uh to provide the flavor text.
Speaker 1: Then just chat GPT.
Speaker 2: It is everybody ready, Brody, how do you feel about
Speaker 2: your answer?
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
Speaker 2: Okay, Yanni, how do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Steve, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Sat
Speaker 2: saying California, Nevada, Arizona. Steve says California, Arizona, Nevada. Randall
Speaker 2: says California, Nevada, organ Alyssa, California, Washington, Nevada, Nate California, Oregon, Washington, Jannis, California, Arizona, Nevada.
Speaker 2: Brody California, Arizona, Utah. He crossed out Nevada. The four
Speaker 2: states are California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah. Brody got it right,
Speaker 2: making him this week's winter.
Speaker 4: About watching Venus rising.
Speaker 2: There are about three hundred and fifty California condors in
Speaker 2: the wild, with more than half of them located in California,
Speaker 2: but sightings in eastern Utah and northern California have biologists
Speaker 2: hoping the bird could soon make its way into Oregon
Speaker 2: and Colorado. Brody, you are the winner. Where is that
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Man, I didn't really think about this.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Oh he's never been in this position, Steve.
Speaker 3: You haven't been here for a while.
Speaker 2: What should we do? Steve is slumped over in his
Speaker 2: seat with a cracked whiteboard in front of.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna do the Mule Deer Foundation because I
Speaker 9: love mule deer.
Speaker 2: Okay, he's wearing the Mule Deer Foundation hand. He's gonna
Speaker 2: send five hundred dollars their way.
Speaker 9: And I'm not clear. Is that blacktail thing separate from
Speaker 9: mule deer? Now that new thing it's within?
Speaker 2: Yeah? All right, Brody, are you glad Steve is back?
Speaker 2: You prefer he just say, oh, you know, we had.
Speaker 7: A game randal.
Speaker 2: It wasn't much of a challenge today, So.
Speaker 3: Look at that number.
Speaker 5: I tried to thank Spencer.
Speaker 3: I was too close to the sun.
Speaker 1: Crashing into the sea.
Speaker 2: Join us next week for more meat. Eater Trivia, the
Speaker 2: only game show the conservation always wins. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Spencer from South Dakota. He's the host, using those smooth,
Speaker 3: mellow tones. He lays damn questions down.
Speaker 1: He likes taking those two and three year old bucks.
Speaker 3: He's an avid amateur lockw