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Speaker 1: Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 1: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Newhart, and today
Speaker 1: we're joined by Brodie Henderson, Danielle Pruett, Mark Kenyon, Tony Peterson,
Speaker 1: Clay Newcome, Casey Smith, Jason Phelps, and Brent and Reeves. Now, Brent,
Speaker 1: this is your first time playing Meat Eater Trivia. How
Speaker 1: do you feel about your chances? I'm gonna win, okay,
Speaker 1: based on what When I was in Little League, I
Speaker 1: never went to the plate. I did not expect to
Speaker 1: hit a home run. And how did that work out
Speaker 1: for you? I'll played little league for four years. I
Speaker 1: hit one, okay, and now you're here playing trivia instead
Speaker 1: of in the majors or something, right, correct, That's the
Speaker 1: reason I'm here Now. I know you listen to some episodes.
Speaker 1: How do you normally do? What would be like the
Speaker 1: low end of how you perform in the high end,
Speaker 1: I'm usually right around the Shelby Index. Okay. The highest
Speaker 1: I ever got was seven and it was tied for
Speaker 1: whoever one. I think it was Brody won that. Wow, Clay,
Speaker 1: does that check out? You know Brent better than anybody here.
Speaker 1: Brent is gonna be uh, he's gonna be real good
Speaker 1: at some stuff. But he's got to give me an example.
Speaker 1: He's got some holes. Give me an example. Man, that's
Speaker 1: a good one. First, I want to ask you, Clay,
Speaker 1: do you know what what the hole would be in
Speaker 1: your competition? Because I've seen the stats and I know
Speaker 1: where you severely underperform. Really, I'm very interested in that.
Speaker 1: What do you think I couldn't tell you. I couldn't
Speaker 1: tell you my hole cooking. Cooking is right, I'd have
Speaker 1: to revisit the stats. But one time I checked um
Speaker 1: and your batting average was below ten percent. And cooking,
Speaker 1: I don't see the fishing pull much, Clay. No fishing fishing,
Speaker 1: I'm weak. My wife will never forget him because he
Speaker 1: put mushrooms in chili and on my Instagram post one time.
Speaker 1: This whole Danielle mushroom, I was making a joke, is
Speaker 1: better than beans Texas. Now, Brent, though, back to Brent,
Speaker 1: what would be like a hole in his game that
Speaker 1: you were referring to. Brent is going to I would
Speaker 1: say cooking probably would be a hole. But there's a
Speaker 1: whole lot of stuff. He's a he's a generalist, Okay,
Speaker 1: so he's going to do pretty good. That works well
Speaker 1: in this game. Now this is a ten round quiz
Speaker 1: show with questions from media. What do you got? How
Speaker 1: old are you? Fifty seven? Okay? In your trivia prime?
Speaker 1: What's this theory? The older you are, the better you do.
Speaker 1: But then there's a point at which you just started.
Speaker 1: That's probably we've we've been figuring out where the bell
Speaker 1: curve is. Lately it seems to be what do you think,
Speaker 1: Brodie in the forties? Wait a minute, like you start
Speaker 1: like dropping on like the peak of the bell curve
Speaker 1: would be where you think, Yeah, I don't know. Forty
Speaker 1: to sixty tat I tell you who's gonna sneak up
Speaker 1: on us? As casey, this guy's, this guy's he doesn't
Speaker 1: have many holes. I'll surprise you. I thought that last time,
Speaker 1: and then it did not do very good. So I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna stay over here and stay quiet towards the
Speaker 1: second half, and good everybody, you'll feel my pressure. Come on.
Speaker 1: But his partner Tyler sneakily won the game that he
Speaker 1: was on. Okay, came up here from Texas in the
Speaker 1: snow and cold and defeated the room. Tyler will do
Speaker 1: that to you. This is a ten round quiz show
Speaker 1: with questions from meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation,
Speaker 1: and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat eater will
Speaker 1: donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the
Speaker 1: winners choosing and each week here on Trivia we reveal
Speaker 1: a new stat for the Stat of the Week. This week,
Speaker 1: we're looking at player performance for the first question of
Speaker 1: each game. On average, players have a forty eight percent
Speaker 1: success rate on multiple choice questions and average they have
Speaker 1: a thirty seven percent success rate for the other nine questions.
Speaker 1: So that's an eleven percent increase for the first question
Speaker 1: of the game. And Brodie wanted to know how important
Speaker 1: it is for players to get the first question right. Well,
Speaker 1: in seventy three percent of games the winner has gotten
Speaker 1: the first question right. On the contrary, only twenty seven
Speaker 1: percent of the time does someone win without getting the
Speaker 1: first question just walk out of the room. So that
Speaker 1: makes question one the best predictor for player success very
Speaker 1: meaningful to get the multiple choice question right. If not
Speaker 1: behind the eight ball? Do you do you pick the
Speaker 1: first question intentionally for one that you feel like people
Speaker 1: are gonna get or is it gonna be a hard one?
Speaker 1: The first question is the only multiple choice question that
Speaker 1: we have, so that's why number one is always different
Speaker 1: than the rest of the batch. It's always always multiple choice,
Speaker 1: and we have some housekeeping it get you. In a
Speaker 1: previous game of trivia, I asked what fish Santiago battled
Speaker 1: with and the old Man in the sea before losing
Speaker 1: it to sharks. I confused the room by saying the
Speaker 1: family of fish would be good enough, which led to
Speaker 1: a scenario where I accepted sailfish is an answer, but
Speaker 1: not billfish. Listening back to that episode, I realized my
Speaker 1: stance was lacking common sense. Although Hemingway never explicitly says
Speaker 1: what type of marlin it was, it was clearly a
Speaker 1: blue marlin based on size and location. When I wrote
Speaker 1: that question and said I'd accept the fish family, I
Speaker 1: was trying to be proactive about not creating uncertainty, but
Speaker 1: instead I did the opposite. So I'm going back in
Speaker 1: time and letting level headedness prevail by accepting Brodie's answer
Speaker 1: of billfish slash blue Marlin, but not accepting the answer
Speaker 1: of sailfish. This doesn't change the outcome of the game.
Speaker 1: It just gives Brody an even more authoritative victory. Correct
Speaker 1: that would have changed the outcome of the game. Instead
Speaker 1: of winning with eight points, he won with nine. Listening
Speaker 1: back Brodie, I was like, Yeah, that just didn't make
Speaker 1: sense what I did. I came in overprepared. I worked
Speaker 1: myself into a pretzel and that was the outcome. That's
Speaker 1: why you're leading. Thank you, Brodie, Thank you Clay, pulling
Speaker 1: for you too today. Let's go now the Shelby index
Speaker 1: fort Today's game is a three, so our winner should
Speaker 1: get six correct answers, and with that we're onto the
Speaker 1: game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look, I need
Speaker 1: to know what I stand to win everything? How's that?
Speaker 1: Just tend to win everything? Game on Suckers. Question one,
Speaker 1: As always Clay, this will be multiple choice. The topic
Speaker 1: is biology according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Speaker 1: Which of these jobs has the highest average salary? Is
Speaker 1: it wildlife biologist, forrester, archaeologist, or veterinarian. According to the
Speaker 1: US Bureau of Labor statistics, Which of these jobs has
Speaker 1: the highest average salary? Four choices or wildlife biologist forrester,
Speaker 1: archaeologist or vet. Quick answer from Danielle, Danielle, you know
Speaker 1: this one. Oh yeah, I've had to take my dog,
Speaker 1: don't Spencer now. I haven't seen anybody change their answer,
Speaker 1: Danielle to take my dog to the I have some
Speaker 1: concerns about the lack of specificity and one of these
Speaker 1: career again is according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Speaker 1: does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Danielle saying forrester. Now she says VET, Tony
Speaker 1: saying VET, Brent saying VET, Casey saying VET. Everybody said vet,
Speaker 1: and they got it right. The correct answer is veterinarians.
Speaker 1: The average salary for an archaeologist is sixty seven thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: for a forester is sixty eight thousand, for a wildlife
Speaker 1: biologist is seventy thousand, and for a veterinarian is one
Speaker 1: hundred ten thousand. Veterinarian is also the most prolific career
Speaker 1: from that list. In America, there are twice as many
Speaker 1: vets as there are wildlife biologists, archaeologists, and forresters combined.
Speaker 1: We're going to get so many people writing in saying
Speaker 1: that's completely Those numbers are way off. They can take
Speaker 1: it up with the US like some kids like sixty
Speaker 1: eight thousand for a wild by biologist no Way. Question
Speaker 1: to the topic is cooking. This is our listener question
Speaker 1: of the Week, which was won by Walker Wallace for
Speaker 1: sending this great question. Walker is going to get a
Speaker 1: book signed by Steve. A steak that's cooked to this
Speaker 1: city style is referred to as being black and blue.
Speaker 1: A steak that's cooked to this city's style is referred
Speaker 1: to as being black and blue. Danielle is the only
Speaker 1: one who's come up with an answer. She has an
Speaker 1: unfair advantage. Was that Jason, I don't know she cooks
Speaker 1: more than I do. Tell you right now, No, it
Speaker 1: makes you feel better. I miss both cooking questions last
Speaker 1: last series. Gain. A steak that's cooked to this city's
Speaker 1: style is referred to as being black and blue. We're
Speaker 1: looking for a city city that's right, Danielle, Do you
Speaker 1: have this one right? Danielle doesn't know. I know it,
Speaker 1: but there's I have a hint of doubt. Okay's I
Speaker 1: have a really bad memory. Okay. Mark and Jason sharing
Speaker 1: answers down. What do you guys think of each other's answers? Jason,
Speaker 1: what do you think? You think he's right? His is
Speaker 1: a good Mark? What do you think of Jason's answer? Okay,
Speaker 1: but they're different? Yea, I have no idea. Does everybody
Speaker 1: have an answer? No, I don't know. I didn't know
Speaker 1: city's head stakes. That's how bad it is. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Danielle saying Pittsburgh, Tony
Speaker 1: saying New Orleans, saying Kansas City, Casey saying case Mark
Speaker 1: saying New Orleans, Jason saying Saint Louis, Clay saying Kansas City,
Speaker 1: Brodie saying New York. We have a correct answer in
Speaker 1: the room. It's Pittsburgh. God, Pittsburgh steak is one that's
Speaker 1: been seared at a very high temperature so that it's
Speaker 1: charred on the outside and rare on the inside. Some
Speaker 1: say the history of this steak dates back to the
Speaker 1: Great Depression, when steel mill workers cooked cuts of beef
Speaker 1: on blast furnaces that were over two thousand degrees. If
Speaker 1: you want some tips on how to make a great steak.
Speaker 1: Then go to the media dot com and read Daniel
Speaker 1: Pruett's article called how to perfectly cook I thought you
Speaker 1: were gonna say, go to Daniel's article on meta dot
Speaker 1: com for how to cook Pittsburgh's question three. The topic
Speaker 1: is public lands. Name four of the seven states that
Speaker 1: the organ National Historic Trail passes through. Name name four
Speaker 1: of the seven states that the Organ National Historic Trail
Speaker 1: passes through. Looks like some folks are doodling on their boards,
Speaker 1: maybe drawing where that trail goes. See if they can
Speaker 1: find the seven states. Tony with the quickest answer, Tony,
Speaker 1: how you think you're doing can do on this one?
Speaker 1: Not very well, but I might have got it. Okay,
Speaker 1: need four four answers, give me five and you're wrong?
Speaker 1: Do you not write five answers? Mark? Okay, I got
Speaker 1: this one all right. Why why do you feel so
Speaker 1: confident because I'm into the Organ trail. It's interesting. Good again?
Speaker 1: Need four of the seven states that the Organ National
Speaker 1: Historic Trail passes through. If we ever do a book club,
Speaker 1: there's a super fun Organ Trail book. Which one did
Speaker 1: you read? The one by A rinker Buck, same one,
Speaker 1: that's the one I read. Yeah, it's a good like
Speaker 1: pop approach to it. You know. I liked it. I
Speaker 1: didn't love it um and I actually recommended it to
Speaker 1: Clay at one point because there's so much darn mule talking.
Speaker 1: Half the book is about mules. Because the guy actually
Speaker 1: got mules and rode with a mule and cart across
Speaker 1: as close as he could. Follow the trail while examining
Speaker 1: the history of the whole thing is interesting. Again, I
Speaker 1: liked it. I did have some regret afterwards that I
Speaker 1: didn't pick a different Organ trail book, because I think
Speaker 1: there are may be better ones out there, and I
Speaker 1: was looking for more of the historical perspective rather than someone,
Speaker 1: you know, just going down Highway eighty one or whatever road. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is like an experiential one. Sure does everybody have
Speaker 1: an answer written down? I got four? Brodie, go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Danielle Saying, Organ, Idaho, Washington, Utah,
Speaker 1: Tony Sang Organ, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Brent Saying Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Organ,
Speaker 1: Casey Sang Oregon, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Mark Sang Oregon, Idaho, Nebraska, Wyoming,
Speaker 1: Jason Sang Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, Clay sang Organ Nebraska, Missouri, Wyoming,
Speaker 1: Brodie Saying Wyoming, Idaho, Organ, Utah. The seven states are Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon,
Speaker 1: and Washington Boom, South Dakota, HOSM. The room did, Okay,
Speaker 1: how many folks got that one right? Three people got
Speaker 1: it right. The rest of you were very close. Again.
Speaker 1: Seven states Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon. I got
Speaker 1: really nervous after I wrote Missouri. The Oregon Trail, which
Speaker 1: starts in Independence, Missouri and ends in Oregon City, Oregon,
Speaker 1: was deemed a National Trail by the Congress in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy eight. The National Trails Office is part of the
Speaker 1: National Park Service. Their mission is to protect and promote
Speaker 1: routes with historical and cultural significance. Now, some of you
Speaker 1: who gave incorrect answers may have given an answer, were
Speaker 1: part of the Oregon Trail passed through like, because of
Speaker 1: course it had little splits and stuff like that. But
Speaker 1: I was referring specifically to the trail that is part
Speaker 1: of the National Park Service. Yeah, i'd probably been if
Speaker 1: y'all just do a little more research if you would
Speaker 1: have played the game more when when you're a kid,
Speaker 1: you know the question for the topic is fishing. This
Speaker 1: next great question comes to is via Sam Johnstone. If
Speaker 1: you have a question you think is right from meat
Speaker 1: Eator trivia, you can send it to trivia to meat
Speaker 1: eater dot com. What popular fishing luard color gets its
Speaker 1: name from a French liqueur? Yeah? What popular fishing luard
Speaker 1: color gets its name from a French liqueur? Quick answers
Speaker 1: from the entire room. Everybody may get this one right.
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Um,
Speaker 1: everybody says chartruse, And everybody got it right. It was
Speaker 1: too he said, char trust. I never said I was
Speaker 1: a good speller. The color Chartruse is named after a
Speaker 1: greenish yellowish French liqueur named are Truce that was invented
Speaker 1: in seventeen thirty seven. It is composed of distilled alcohol
Speaker 1: aged with one hundred and thirty different herbs. The flavor
Speaker 1: has been described as very sweet with a spicy and
Speaker 1: pungent aftertaste. Yep, he's not the famous quote tell it
Speaker 1: to us, Brodie. If it ain't our truce, it ain't
Speaker 1: no use. Question five. The topic is conservation. The actor
Speaker 1: Iron Eyes Cody was better known by this nickname for
Speaker 1: his tear jerking performance in a nineteen seventy one Keep
Speaker 1: America Beautiful commercial. Casey with a quick answer, here's the
Speaker 1: question again. The actor Iron Eyes Cody was better known
Speaker 1: by this nickname for his tear jerking performance in a
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy one Keep America Beautiful commercial. Like I r
Speaker 1: O n. Iron Eyes Cody? Looking for his nickname Golly,
Speaker 1: which is more famous? I know the commercial realm okay,
Speaker 1: but I can't think of the name. Casey, do you
Speaker 1: know this one? Well? Potentially, but there might be a
Speaker 1: different I mean, this is beyond my years, but reaching
Speaker 1: back into something who was alive in nineteen seventy one?
Speaker 1: In here? Right? Okay? It does sounds familiar. Absolutely no commercial, Oky,
Speaker 1: So you have the answer. I have a answer. I
Speaker 1: knew his name was Ironized Cody. What was his name?
Speaker 1: Clay is trying to pull more information out of you
Speaker 1: brand looking to my again. The actor Iron Eyed Cody
Speaker 1: was better known by this nickname for his tear jerking
Speaker 1: performance in a nineteen seventy one Keep America Beautiful commercial.
Speaker 1: I don't think he was a Native American. Either you're
Speaker 1: handing out hints here, we're real Tony, you're gonna get
Speaker 1: this one, absolutely not Cole. Does everyone have an answer?
Speaker 1: Who's going to come up with an answer? I'm changing
Speaker 1: my answer? WHOA Oh wow? I just got the answer
Speaker 1: from Brent's eyes and we're changing it. Has this a
Speaker 1: nickname withstood the test of times? Brody, you're helping out
Speaker 1: the room here again. Does everybody have an answer? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Danielle saying iron eyes,
Speaker 1: Tony saying blue eyes, Cody, Brent saying what does that say? That?
Speaker 1: Ain't it? Casey sang the crying Indian, Mark saying the
Speaker 1: crying Brave, Jason saying Captain Planet Clay saying Tanto. Brody saying,
Speaker 1: sad Indian. The correct answer is the crying Indian? Right,
Speaker 1: got it right? A few of you flirted with the
Speaker 1: answer but didn't quite get there. Good tribe, Brody. The
Speaker 1: environmental commercial first aired on Thurthday. It demanded Cody in
Speaker 1: a Native American costume and shedding a tear after a
Speaker 1: vehicle drives by him and throws trash out the window.
Speaker 1: Cody was one of Hollywood's go to actors for Native
Speaker 1: American roles, but it was later revealed that he was
Speaker 1: of Italian descent. Brenton, you were right on that front,
Speaker 1: but couldn't come up with the right He didn't have
Speaker 1: it right the first time, did you? No? No? No?
Speaker 1: I wrote why titled? Because that was a trivia question
Speaker 1: to a football game. One time I just said why title?
Speaker 1: And it was right, and my brother thought they'd you
Speaker 1: the smartest guy ever. Oh, this actually happened to you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you just guessed. I just guessed. So I've always figured.
Speaker 1: We are halfway through the game of trivia. Give us
Speaker 1: a scoreboard update. Yeah, so everyone's doing pretty well. We've
Speaker 1: got Brent, Brody, Jason, and Tony all with two points apiece, Clay,
Speaker 1: Danielle and Mark have three points, and in first place
Speaker 1: is Casey with four points. Everyone's doing well. Phil. Hey,
Speaker 1: one time my family was playing, like a big family
Speaker 1: group was playing a game, the game where you have
Speaker 1: a you're trying to describe an action, or you're trying
Speaker 1: to describe something with with words, but you can't say
Speaker 1: a certain group of words, so you go it this.
Speaker 1: It's not shreds, it's tab yeah, yeah. And my person
Speaker 1: got up to give their thing and like it's like
Speaker 1: ready go, and I said Panda. They hadn't even said
Speaker 1: a word yet, and they go, oh my gosh, and
Speaker 1: it was Panda. Total guess. I mean for real, I
Speaker 1: wasn't cheating. I just I just got it. I started
Speaker 1: to just guess just by like looking in someone's eyes.
Speaker 1: Some miraculous things happened in to them. We've had Steve
Speaker 1: say that divine spirit has come to him and given
Speaker 1: him the answer the one example it happened, though the
Speaker 1: answer was wrong. Also, his humunculus helps him out a
Speaker 1: tremendous amount. So this is the game for that sort
Speaker 1: of thing. Right. Question six, the topic is hunting. This
Speaker 1: next great question comes to is via Randy Bell. If
Speaker 1: you have a question you think is right for Meat
Speaker 1: Eator Trivia, you can send it to trivia at the
Speaker 1: meat eater dot com. How many states have established populations
Speaker 1: of halina? How many states have established populations of halina?
Speaker 1: Question about the meaning of established. It means that they
Speaker 1: have halina that live and breed there. It's not just
Speaker 1: a random solo halina that wandered in that would not count.
Speaker 1: It's like there's a Havolina that walked into Wisconsin right now,
Speaker 1: Wisconsin is not one of the states. Um, that would
Speaker 1: not be a state where there is an established population
Speaker 1: understood US states here? US states again? How many states
Speaker 1: have established populations of Havolina? Does Mexico call their territory states?
Speaker 1: That's right, good question, Casey, just appreciate the United States.
Speaker 1: When you're in this position, you need clarification. You go,
Speaker 1: Tony with a quick answer. Tony, you got this one. Uh,
Speaker 1: probably not. Okay, broad are doing a lot of hemming
Speaker 1: and hawing over here. We're all hemming and hawing about
Speaker 1: the same state. Who has hunted Havlina before? Nobody? Oh,
Speaker 1: Casey has Okay, Casey, you have a little bit of
Speaker 1: an advantage. I almost got. Well, it's argued by one.
Speaker 1: I almost hunt. Listen, Mark Head an encounter with the
Speaker 1: rat and does everybody have an answer holding the gold? Okay,
Speaker 1: I want to hear the end of that story. Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Danielle saying three,
Speaker 1: Tony saying three, Brent saying five, KC saying five, Mark
Speaker 1: saying three, Jason sang four, Clay saying four, Brodie saying three.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is three. No. Well, Halina populations aren't
Speaker 1: well known, but estimates put herd sizes at about one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand in Texas, forty five thousand in Arizona, and
Speaker 1: five thousand in New Mexico. Hevelina populations were on a
Speaker 1: nationwide decline for much of the twentieth century, but started
Speaker 1: to rebound once states treated them like a game animal. Okay,
Speaker 1: tell me why there aren't havlnas in southern California. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I looked this up and people I described it
Speaker 1: as the Colorado River being a very very hard boundary
Speaker 1: for them. So they're not in California yet. But have
Speaker 1: Alina have been moving further north. They're now on the
Speaker 1: rim of the Grand Canyon, which it seems like that
Speaker 1: wasn't a place that they were maybe about fifty years ago.
Speaker 1: Do you guys talked about armadillas recently? They're moving up
Speaker 1: north too, showing up in weird places. I like it.
Speaker 1: They are weird. Yeah, they're saying that someday they might
Speaker 1: be in southern Indiana. Let's go Question seven. The topic
Speaker 1: is woodsmanship. Mariam Webster defines this phenomenon as the reddish
Speaker 1: light seen near sunset or sunrise on the summits of mountains.
Speaker 1: Miriam Webster defines this phenomenon as the reddish light seen
Speaker 1: near sunset or sunrise. Oh god, summits of mountains. I
Speaker 1: don't think this is woodsmanship. No, listen, this is much
Speaker 1: closer to the target category than a lot of spencer
Speaker 1: some questions that I Clay. We once had a woodsmanship
Speaker 1: question about what the most popular Girl Scout cookie is.
Speaker 1: The tie there being that girl Scouts participate in many
Speaker 1: things similar to the boy Scouts, thus woodsmanship. Again, the
Speaker 1: question is Miriam Webster. He finds this phenomenon as the
Speaker 1: reddish light seen near sunset or sunrise on the summits
Speaker 1: of mountains. This is a little unfair. Do you folks
Speaker 1: who don't live near mountains like Brody over here, Tony?
Speaker 1: It seems like you knew this anyway, though, I'm getting
Speaker 1: a little more confidence. I okay, I think I might
Speaker 1: have it good again his question seven, Clay lives in
Speaker 1: the mountains. I mean that's what he'd say. Come on, man,
Speaker 1: I mean anything over two thousand feets a mountain right
Speaker 1: with a thousand thousand foot of relief? Is that the definition.
Speaker 1: That's what I've heard. Okay, you run out of excuses
Speaker 1: to get this one right? Clay, Yeah, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: you will in a few seconds. You see you have
Speaker 1: this one. I have an answer. I would say sixty
Speaker 1: the first question I felt great about all day? Okay,
Speaker 1: me too? Is everybody absolutely? Really? Am I gonna feel
Speaker 1: dumb after you should? Is it better to not answer
Speaker 1: if you don't think you're even close or just like
Speaker 1: put a real bad I'm just trying to I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be cute and just have like
Speaker 1: red light. Clay. I think you're running out of time though, Clay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think I'm out. I just gotta tap. Does everybody
Speaker 1: have an answer? What Panda? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Danielle saying red Hayes, Tony sang elp and glow,
Speaker 1: Brent saying why a tittle? Casey saying what does that say?
Speaker 1: King fire Mark saying elp and glow? Jason sang twilight,
Speaker 1: Clay saying Panda body sang elp and glow. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is elp and glow. ELP and glow can happen
Speaker 1: indirect or indirect sunlight. One version is where the sun
Speaker 1: sets behind the horizon from an observer's point of view,
Speaker 1: but is not yet set from the mountain's point of view.
Speaker 1: Another version is where the sun has set from the
Speaker 1: mountains point of view, but red light waves interacting with
Speaker 1: moisture in the atmosphere continue to illuminate the mountain. People
Speaker 1: give you so much grief on here, But I've learned
Speaker 1: like one thing already, Thank you Brand, Tonight Brand. You
Speaker 1: can step out of your hotel room, look up at
Speaker 1: the bridgers and you will see alp and glow, probably
Speaker 1: around like seven forty five or so, So take take
Speaker 1: a look. It's especially it looks even better when there's
Speaker 1: snow on the mountain, like there is right now. So
Speaker 1: it's one word, alp and glow. One word. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: no way I was getting that. Question eight, The topic
Speaker 1: is cooking. What type of fish is unagi? What type
Speaker 1: of fish is unagie? I'll spell that for you. You
Speaker 1: and Agi, Danielle and Brodie. I think they know it, Clay.
Speaker 1: We're really showing people what's going on. Now. That was
Speaker 1: a pretty cooking What type of fish is unagi? The
Speaker 1: topic is cooking? If I have this Rod. It's the
Speaker 1: most ironic Rod answer I've ever gotten. Okay, I'm pretty
Speaker 1: excited about it. Clay just showed the whole room the
Speaker 1: way You're lucky. People like you so much. Clay needs
Speaker 1: help spelling perch here. Why let me see what you
Speaker 1: wrote down? Now, Clay, what do you got going on there?
Speaker 1: Does everybody have does everybody have an answer? Yes? Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answer. Clay's on his third version.
Speaker 1: Now we have Danielle saying eel, Tony sang blowfish, Brenton
Speaker 1: saying sushi, Ksey saying eel, Mark saying tuna, Jason saying eel. Clay,
Speaker 1: he wrote down salmon, then he wrote down what'd you
Speaker 1: write down? Freshwater? Now he wrote down trout body saying
Speaker 1: the correct answer is eel. More specifically, it's a freshwater eel.
Speaker 1: But if you just said eel, we will give it
Speaker 1: to you. Yeah, I got it right. You want to
Speaker 1: know why we were just joking about two thousands TV
Speaker 1: trivia because the only one I would get right as friends,
Speaker 1: And sure enough, there's a friends joke about Unagi where
Speaker 1: Ross says it's like his awareness of the environment, and
Speaker 1: they joked with like no No, I'm pretty sure that's sushi.
Speaker 1: So you were the last person I would guess as
Speaker 1: a friend's man boy, Mark, just wait to all the
Speaker 1: surprises you hear. In twenty fourteen, American Unagi in Maine
Speaker 1: became the country's first hatchery to raise glass eels. Prior
Speaker 1: to that, almost every eel purchased in America was caught locally,
Speaker 1: flowing internationally to be raised overseas, and then flown back
Speaker 1: to be served. Did you get right, Tony Fel? We
Speaker 1: have two questions left? Where does the leaderboard stand? It's
Speaker 1: a great game. Um, Everyone still in the game, with
Speaker 1: the exception of Brent Reeves. Jason and Clay have three
Speaker 1: points apiece, Tony Peterson has four points, and we've got
Speaker 1: a four way tie for first place. Mark, Casey, Danielle
Speaker 1: and Brody all have five points. The corners tickled if
Speaker 1: we can go to like a four way tiebreaker, so
Speaker 1: keep it up. Yeah. Question nine, the topic is biology.
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Speaker 1: eater dot com. This mosquito transmitted virus that causes birth
Speaker 1: defects first appeared in the United States and twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: when a Miami community had an outbreak. This mosquito transmitted
Speaker 1: virus that causes birth defects first appeared in the United
Speaker 1: States in twenty sixteen when a Miami community had an outbreak.
Speaker 1: Some quick answers in the room, But it didn't seem
Speaker 1: like those folks are very over here. What are you
Speaker 1: reading off of broad either sum okay, I got an
Speaker 1: answer written down? Okay, okay, ok squerman or the corner.
Speaker 1: Danielle looked real confident, though I feel like the last
Speaker 1: time I had trivia it was we had a similar
Speaker 1: question and I got it wrong. Yeah, well it's not
Speaker 1: I think the answer I have given a lot of
Speaker 1: hints here twenty sixteen. This mosquito transmitted virus one that
Speaker 1: causes births first appeared in the United States in twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen when a Miami community had an outbreak. As Brett
Speaker 1: is immune to all, explain that I have a Brodie's
Speaker 1: about a new tattoo I have in my arm. I
Speaker 1: came here right from the tattoo parts. That is right.
Speaker 1: Do you recognize what that is? That's how it should sit.
Speaker 1: There's an ink blob that's building there. Yes, this is it.
Speaker 1: That is the dog from the Duck Hunt video game
Speaker 1: who's holding up a double that he killed. If you
Speaker 1: were to kill a double in the game Duck Hunt,
Speaker 1: the dog would show up holding both of the ducks.
Speaker 1: That is the tattoo that I just there a significance.
Speaker 1: You use that as a trivia question. You've had that
Speaker 1: as a trivia question before. It was about the nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four video game Duck Hunt, which about half the
Speaker 1: room got. The other half wrote down duck Hunter, which
Speaker 1: is not correct. I think we need a spencer tattoo
Speaker 1: related trivia question. How much did that tattoo set you back?
Speaker 1: Three hundred dollars? Three hundred? Okay, it's that going to
Speaker 1: change your mind about getting one, Clay, I mean if
Speaker 1: I was hoping to get a little bit bigger one.
Speaker 1: Do you think they give me a deal on a baby?
Speaker 1: Are are you really considering getting one? No? Does everybody
Speaker 1: have an answer? Again, this is a question about the
Speaker 1: mosquito transmitted virus. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Danielle saying West Nile, Tony saying Zeka, Brent saying
Speaker 1: West Nile. Case is saying Zeka, Mark saying malaria, Jason
Speaker 1: saying Zeka, Clay saying Zeca, Brody saying Zeka. They got it.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is the CDC issued travel advisories for
Speaker 1: expecting parents in twenty fifteen to multiple foreign countries that
Speaker 1: had Zeka. Then they did the same in twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: when it appeared in Florida. The CDC reported two hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty four cases of Zeca that were acquired in
Speaker 1: the United States in twenty sixteen, seven cases in twenty seven,
Speaker 1: eventeen and zero. Ever since, Phil, we have one question left.
Speaker 1: I think that made things interesting. Where do we stand? Well, now,
Speaker 1: Brody and Ksey are tied up in first place with
Speaker 1: six points. But I'll have you know he's sitting in
Speaker 1: my normal seat. Oh you think that has something to
Speaker 1: do with it? Oh, it was calculated. I was the
Speaker 1: first one in here. Very uncomfortable. Yeah, smart move Casey. However, Danielle,
Speaker 1: Mark and Tony are still very much in the game
Speaker 1: with five points. Okay, okay, last question, seems like we're
Speaker 1: due for a tiebreaker. Question ten. The topic is fishing.
Speaker 1: What brand was ordered to pay low rants his parent
Speaker 1: company thirty eight point eight million dollars for down scan
Speaker 1: imaging patent infringement in twenty seventeen. What Brand was ordered
Speaker 1: to pay low Rants' parent company thirty eight point eight
Speaker 1: million dollars for down scan imaging patent infringement in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Tony with a quick answer, Tony, are you going to
Speaker 1: get this one right? I'm gonna be real close. If
Speaker 1: I don't, you probably own the boat with the most
Speaker 1: electronics in this room, would be my guess. You think
Speaker 1: that gives you an advantage here? Uh? It might? Okay,
Speaker 1: it might. You look the most confident. There's only like
Speaker 1: three guesses here that they have, maybe five. What Brand
Speaker 1: was ordered to pay low Rance's parent company thirty eight
Speaker 1: point eight million dollars for down scan imaging patent infringement
Speaker 1: in twenty seventeen. I'd like to buy Vell. I like
Speaker 1: that first vel emphasis you put on low Rants. I'm
Speaker 1: into that. Okay, I'm into that. Low Rance's parent company
Speaker 1: was ordered to get paid thirty eight point eight million dollars.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer? Brody, You're gonna get this
Speaker 1: one right? No comments? Casey, are you gonna get this
Speaker 1: one right? I'm kind of stanting where Tony is okay,
Speaker 1: feels like a tiebreakers on the way. It's hard to
Speaker 1: be great at this game. If you have two holes
Speaker 1: in your life. One hole you can get away with
Speaker 1: two holes. You don't stand a champishing and cooking and fishing. Danielle,
Speaker 1: how are we doing? I can't even think of a
Speaker 1: brand that's not gonna help you. Go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. We have Danielle saying bass pro Shop, Tony
Speaker 1: saying Hummingbird, Brent saying Minkota, Casey saying humming Bird, Mark
Speaker 1: saying humming Bird, Jason saying Hummingbird, Clay saying Shimano, Brody
Speaker 1: saying Garment. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is Garments best Brodie Henderson with the buzzer.
Speaker 1: The patent feud between Jay, the patent feud between low
Speaker 1: Rants and Garment had been playing out in court since
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen before a Texas judge sided with low Rants.
Speaker 1: The great irony is that just a few years prior,
Speaker 1: low Rants was sued by Hummingbird over patent infringement for
Speaker 1: side scan technology. So a lot of folks who said
Speaker 1: Hummingbird that was a logical answer, but it was not correct. Brodie,
Speaker 1: well done. Seven correct answers makes you the winner. Now
Speaker 1: you get to choose where the five hundred dollars donation
Speaker 1: from meat Eater goes. So what's it going to be?
Speaker 1: You know? Can we have a vote? Have we ever
Speaker 1: done that before? Do whatever you want with some money.
Speaker 1: Start throwing out some names. Come on now, Western Native
Speaker 1: trat Initiative, peasants forever? Does it have to be one
Speaker 1: of these? On? This can be whoever you want, as
Speaker 1: long as it has a tie to a conservation organization,
Speaker 1: Meal Deer Foundation. Man, I've done them a couple of times.
Speaker 1: Arkansas Game and Fish Found All right, we'll do that one,
Speaker 1: called it next time. Now, who are we Who are
Speaker 1: we donating to you here? Brent? The Arkansas Game and
Speaker 1: Fish Foundation. What do you like about that? They do
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of work, not only for the state
Speaker 1: of Arkansas, but for the for the people that work
Speaker 1: in the agencies that like we did. We did a
Speaker 1: big money razor not too long ago and got to
Speaker 1: go on a Bardian study with the biologists. Through money
Speaker 1: we raised, they were able to purchase a bunch of
Speaker 1: GPS collars for Bears and did some some extra stuff
Speaker 1: that they didn't have in the budget to do. And
Speaker 1: these folks help support that too. Very good. Now, I'll
Speaker 1: have you know, Brody has never done this before, he's
Speaker 1: never taken advice. He's in a good mood. He'll do
Speaker 1: that for him. Join us next time for more Meat
Speaker 1: Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.