Speaker 1: It's mediat Podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I am not your host, Spencer Newhearth.
Speaker 2: I'm your guest host, Doctor Randall Williams. Today we're joined
Speaker 2: by Steve, Janis cal Clay, Mister Bret Reeves and Chili. Now,
Speaker 2: as you know, this is a ten round quiz show
Speaker 2: with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are Hunting's, 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. Now for our housekeeping today, we have
Speaker 2: a correction to make from the episode of Trivia that
Speaker 2: aired on October ninth. That episode, if you'll recall, was
Speaker 2: guest hosted by Jannis Betellus. Question ten of that week's
Speaker 2: episode read as follows. Brumination is the word that describes
Speaker 2: the hibernation of what animal? The answer given was snake,
Speaker 2: but Yanna said he would have also accepted reptiles. Spencer
Speaker 2: was the only contestant to receive a point. Heading into
Speaker 2: question ten, Brody and I were tied in first place.
Speaker 2: He answered bear and I answered Salamander, neither of which
Speaker 2: received credits, so we entered a tiebreaker, which Brody then won.
Speaker 2: At nine fifty one pm that day, I received it.
Speaker 3: This is all the same letter.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is I've composed this, This is my own,
Speaker 2: this is from you.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, when you're reading your own letter to Spencer, No,
Speaker 1: he's just telling us the story. This is I'm telling
Speaker 1: the story. I will have some just okay. I thought
Speaker 1: you're reading some dude's letter. No, no, no, this is
Speaker 1: how I was starting to like this guy.
Speaker 4: This is house keeper, I think, Wasn't it brumation not
Speaker 4: rumination bronation.
Speaker 2: Later that day, at nine fifty one pm, I received
Speaker 2: a text message from Spencer Newharth that read oh no,
Speaker 2: and included a screenshot of a Google search with the
Speaker 2: phrase do amphibian's broommate. The results of the search indicated
Speaker 2: definitively that Amphibians, including salamators, do indeed broomate. Our subsequent
Speaker 2: text exchange read as follows. Randal ho ho ho ho
Speaker 2: ho ho ho exclamation point, exclamation point, Spencer, I thought
Speaker 2: that seemed wrong.
Speaker 1: Random When you said ho ho ho ho, did you
Speaker 1: mean ha ha ha No, No, it's.
Speaker 2: A Oh yeah, oh Randall, Yeah, I did too, Spencer,
Speaker 2: this can be your housekeeping. When you host trivia in Louisiana,
Speaker 2: you will be able to declare yourself the winner of
Speaker 2: that episode.
Speaker 1: Wow, so you won, So to some all of.
Speaker 2: That up, Spencer has officially added a victory to my
Speaker 2: career total and taken one away from broading.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: We've not reached out to Brody yet for comment.
Speaker 1: I do like this story. What do you do you?
Speaker 2: How do you think Brodie will react to that?
Speaker 3: He'll take it.
Speaker 1: He'll be very reasonable about it, Yeah, very much. We'll
Speaker 1: ruminate on a little bit.
Speaker 5: But he also but he did win the tiebreaker.
Speaker 2: He did, but we shouldn't have gone to a time.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, it's like you won in regular time.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But the crowd's gone home. Yeah, half the kids cried,
Speaker 5: half the kids cheered.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Counts as the record books. Yeah, history, history, Yeah.
Speaker 3: History will erase the feelings.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, and I will I will respect Brodie's donation to
Speaker 2: col Rodden's Responsible wildlife Management.
Speaker 1: You know you're not going to send them money.
Speaker 6: What do they need money for? Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Something called proposition one twenty seven it yep, yep.
Speaker 6: So now no vote no. If you're in Colorado.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I met multiple Colorados this very week, and the first
Speaker 3: thing I asked him was, I said, how are you
Speaker 3: voting on proposition one twenty seven? They all answered right, you.
Speaker 1: Know, you know, the the organization that's behind that is
Speaker 1: getting a lot of mileage now out of uh they're
Speaker 1: getting a lot of mileage. That that the great hunter
Speaker 1: dan ash is coming out in pro proposition one twenty seven.
Speaker 6: Who's Dan No?
Speaker 1: He think hunts a pheasant now? And then one of
Speaker 1: this bird hunter? Yeah, he used to well, he used
Speaker 1: to be interior under who uh No, he was fishing,
Speaker 1: had a fishing wildlife service under under Obama. Obama. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so like even a hunter.
Speaker 5: They they are one of those.
Speaker 6: They've found all of those, they got both of them.
Speaker 2: Well, now that we've all had our fund for the
Speaker 2: day and and through that important item of business, let's
Speaker 2: just get through this game of trivia, shall we film?
Speaker 2: Please play the drop?
Speaker 1: Look, I need to know what I stay under? Win everything? Everybody?
Speaker 1: How's that just tend to win everything?
Speaker 2: Demon suckers? That was good and loud. Question one. This
Speaker 2: is a multiple choice question. According to the University of Florida.
Speaker 2: What percentage of alligator attacks are fatal? Hmmm, your options
Speaker 2: are A four percent, B seventeen percent, C thirty percent,
Speaker 2: or D forty three percent. I'll read those again.
Speaker 1: This isn't like including dogs and possums and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Is human human human alligator attacks? A four percent, B
Speaker 2: seventeen percent, C thirty percent or D forty three percent
Speaker 2: is an attack?
Speaker 5: Well, this directly pertains to what just happened and in
Speaker 5: Colorado with the mountain lion, Colorado State doesn't recognize the
Speaker 5: lion attacking the dog and the human interfering and beating
Speaker 5: the lion to death with the shovel as an attack
Speaker 5: because it was attacking the dog, not the human.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I see both sides of that, because if you picture like,
Speaker 1: let's say you looked out your window and there's a
Speaker 1: bear mixing it up with your dog. Yes, and you
Speaker 1: ran out there and mix it up with the bear.
Speaker 1: I can see how you, Yes, But I would see
Speaker 1: that if you were walking your dog, then I would
Speaker 1: be like that, you know, I mean that I would
Speaker 1: be like I would say that is an attack, Yes,
Speaker 1: because in your immediate proximity and it's your property that
Speaker 1: you're kind of hooked to by a cord.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, yeah, And like, yeah, did the lion
Speaker 5: come from ninety degrees and t boned the dog or
Speaker 5: did it come straight at the both of you and
Speaker 5: encountered the dog first?
Speaker 1: Sure, or the dog jumped in front of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So it's a gator attack, meaning that a gator
Speaker 3: touched a human with his snout with his teeth.
Speaker 2: I think that's I think that's a fair characterization.
Speaker 1: Let's pick a number, man, for you listeners at home
Speaker 1: who are in love with your ladies at home who
Speaker 1: are in love with Chili. He's not saying anthing because
Speaker 1: you don't have a mic, but I'm here to speak
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 2: You're his interlocketor I think is the term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've already written my name. I think Chili, I
Speaker 1: see what you got to do? We all have of
Speaker 1: my Oh, Chili has come up with a wonderful answer.
Speaker 1: All right, I can see how he would arrive at
Speaker 1: such a number, right or wrong.
Speaker 2: Why don't we flip those cards? Steve says seventeen percent,
Speaker 2: Chili says seventeen percent, Joanna says four percent, Clay says
Speaker 2: four per Brent says four percent, and cal says seventeen percent.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is four percent.
Speaker 1: I knew it would be something like that, son of
Speaker 1: a bitch, because they're kind of going like, oh, I
Speaker 1: who knows that low?
Speaker 2: Unprovoked alligator attacks do occasionally happen and should not be downplayed. However,
Speaker 2: most are preventable and the fatality rate is low. Most
Speaker 2: attacks are characterized by a single bidy.
Speaker 5: Do you mean most are preventable?
Speaker 1: That's you know who wrote this an alligator?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Wally, I mean alligators do only live in a
Speaker 5: very specific well the states.
Speaker 2: I think most are preventable implies that stupid it wouldn't
Speaker 2: have had Yeah.
Speaker 5: Do you live in Montana?
Speaker 1: Well, I think they could have all moved to Montana.
Speaker 1: Though it's never been a.
Speaker 2: People who get stomped by a bison in Yellowstone Park.
Speaker 2: I would say that most bison, unpleasant bison encounters are preventable.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yeah. I think that a lot of alligator attacks
Speaker 1: probably come from being like, oh my god, check out
Speaker 1: that alloican, like I'm going to go over by that.
Speaker 1: Allocate this in all the in all.
Speaker 3: The animal human attack conflict videos that you watch that
Speaker 3: you see like bison or whatever, gators are some of
Speaker 3: the worst because what they'll when they do you guys
Speaker 3: agree with me like the gruesome factor because they'll grab
Speaker 3: somebody's hand and then I roll.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think there is just like a way
Speaker 5: for a gator to get you a little bit.
Speaker 1: You know, you want to hear a noise that keep
Speaker 1: you up at night? Yes, yes, yes, we do listen
Speaker 1: to this. My buddy and my buddy in Yazoo County,
Speaker 1: Mississippi just sent me a video of it's on my
Speaker 1: Instagram at Steven Ranella of a gator coming up and
Speaker 1: grabbing a raccoon underneath the corn feeder. If I got
Speaker 1: a good enough connection to play it, I.
Speaker 5: Should have recorded Chili listen to this noise because my
Speaker 5: roommate Chili, woke me up with what was not a
Speaker 5: classic snore.
Speaker 1: Come on, play the noise.
Speaker 5: I looked over and he's up in bed like this
Speaker 5: with his hooded sweatshirt on and he's trying to snore.
Speaker 1: But he's got playing noise on your block. Come on,
Speaker 1: I can't play it.
Speaker 5: It's making more of type of noise that was scary.
Speaker 6: Take you off the internet.
Speaker 1: Who's real good at phones?
Speaker 6: Take you off the Internet.
Speaker 1: Well, question too. I deleted, deleted, who's good? I deleted
Speaker 1: the video home.
Speaker 6: What I mean is like, turn off your wife.
Speaker 1: Just give me a second here, Well, that's what's throwing
Speaker 1: it off.
Speaker 2: Yes, did you pause the recording?
Speaker 1: Okay, he hasn't caught it yet. You'll know when he
Speaker 1: catches it is a gator catching a coon.
Speaker 5: That's not the gator making that noise. Yeah, that sounds
Speaker 5: like when you wall down the tree man. Just I
Speaker 5: know you're hosting randalm but no, no, next week, one
Speaker 5: of our raccoons. I remember one time we were out,
Speaker 5: me and our neighbor kids and everything. We're out swimming
Speaker 5: in the lake and we're on our raft, which is
Speaker 5: like way out in the lake, playing ball tag, and
Speaker 5: from there.
Speaker 1: You had to go like across the water, up the
Speaker 1: hill to the house, up the hill to the garage.
Speaker 1: And you could hear from playing ball tag that noise.
Speaker 1: And it was because someone had hit the automatic garage door.
Speaker 1: This is right when the garage doors becoming a thing,
Speaker 1: and caught the raccoon like he was trying to get
Speaker 1: in or get out before the door shut, and it
Speaker 1: got him right around the mid section and you could
Speaker 1: hear that noise from the raft wow, And I thought
Speaker 1: it killed him. But you hit the button, the door
Speaker 1: opened back up, and he just ran off and it
Speaker 1: went through a big opening again.
Speaker 3: Our dog due.
Speaker 1: When you hit the garage door button at our house,
Speaker 1: our dog immediately goes the other dire actually heard about.
Speaker 2: Question two? What seven letter French term refers to a
Speaker 2: small boat, often a dugout canoe, and is commonly associated
Speaker 2: with the Cajun culture of the Louisiana marsh What seven
Speaker 2: letter French term refers to a small boat, often a
Speaker 2: dugout canoe, and is commonly associated with the Cajun culture
Speaker 2: of the Louisiana marsh.
Speaker 5: What a timely question?
Speaker 6: How important is spelling?
Speaker 3: If you if you can do it with six letters?
Speaker 1: But you know what it is, it's French.
Speaker 2: Somewhere the eg there will be generous. I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is sort of a thematic episode like surroundings.
Speaker 1: Steve objected to this.
Speaker 3: Did we tell everybody we're in Louisiana we are in No?
Speaker 3: He didn't set that up.
Speaker 1: And then he's doing it regional, which I told him
Speaker 1: I thought was a dumb idea.
Speaker 2: And then I had several people come up to me
Speaker 2: saying I heard Steve thinks this is a bad idea.
Speaker 2: I think it's a good idea.
Speaker 1: I think it's like people walking by.
Speaker 6: No one was has the initials j P.
Speaker 2: One has owns Chase Bank, one has the initials pt.
Speaker 1: PTSD, se we do.
Speaker 2: We all have our answers here.
Speaker 5: And then there is this Cajun guy, Steve is Chili
Speaker 5: still working.
Speaker 6: On his chili.
Speaker 1: How you doing, buddy? He don't have it, He's not
Speaker 1: gonna get it.
Speaker 2: Why don't we flip those cards over?
Speaker 6: I feel like there's two answers for this one.
Speaker 2: Steve says, p rogue. Everybody except for Chili says p rogue.
Speaker 2: Everybody except for Chili, got it right?
Speaker 6: And how do you accepted batto?
Speaker 1: Different? Different? How?
Speaker 2: Uh? I don't know.
Speaker 4: You don't know, because I believe that you should accept battel.
Speaker 6: You can so b a e au.
Speaker 2: E au Is there not an X?
Speaker 6: There's no x. Well.
Speaker 2: Typically used to refer to narrow, flat bottom boats used
Speaker 2: in the marshes of the Gulf, a pe rogue can
Speaker 2: actually apply to any number of vessels. Meriwether Lewis used
Speaker 2: the term to refer both to the cottonwood dugout canoes,
Speaker 2: as well as two large rowboats utilized by the Core
Speaker 2: of Discovery. Hank Williams Junior mentions these boats in his
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty nine hit song Cajun Baby, which includes the
Speaker 2: line eat lots of shrimp and crawfish right around in my.
Speaker 1: Old p rogue.
Speaker 3: It's right to it, and that one Tony, it's pretty straightforward.
Speaker 2: The other line, he said, song it's like her teeth
Speaker 2: or white, her hair is black. It's I mean, it's
Speaker 2: very it's just very descriptive.
Speaker 1: Die in the back of a Cadillac.
Speaker 2: Question three. This fishing tackle manufact founded. Question three. This
Speaker 2: fishing tackle manufacturer, founded in Philadelphia by German immigrant Auto Henzi,
Speaker 2: boasts that its famous saltwater reels have caught more than
Speaker 2: fourteen hundred world record fish. This fishing tackle manufacture, founded
Speaker 2: in Philadelphia by German immigrant Auto Henzi, boasts that its
Speaker 2: famous saltwater reels have caught more than fourteen hundred world
Speaker 2: record fish.
Speaker 1: E z z z z.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to do the thing where you you want
Speaker 2: everybody to get a point.
Speaker 1: Oh, chill, you didn't know this, chilli, you didn't get
Speaker 1: give me your little car. Question one did one yesterday?
Speaker 2: Come on, chill, you still got zero?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: I'm scorekeeping today For those at home, do we all
Speaker 2: have an answer here?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Why don't we flip those cards over? Steve says Penn.
Speaker 2: Chili says Penn. I'm raising an eyebrow with that. Janna
Speaker 2: says Pen. Clay says Shimano. I wasn't gonna say zeb,
Speaker 2: Grant says Penn. Cal says Pen. The correct answer is Penn.
Speaker 5: Pens.
Speaker 2: He founded the Pen Fishing Tackle Company in nineteen thirty two,
Speaker 2: only ten years after he arrived in the United States
Speaker 2: at the age of twenty five. Among them many notable
Speaker 2: records caught on a pen reel is the one thousand
Speaker 2: and eighty pound of Mako shark, landed in nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: nine by Frank Mundas, who later served as the inspiration
Speaker 2: for the character played by Robert Shaw in the film Jaws.
Speaker 1: Question four, you know, uh Munda's he caught a big
Speaker 1: one that IGFA didn't accept because they handed the rod.
Speaker 3: He.
Speaker 1: I can't remember if he hooked it or as Mate
Speaker 1: hooked it. I think Munda's hooked it, but then he
Speaker 1: wanted the boat turned like in a particular fashion and
Speaker 1: at some point hands it to his mate or vice versa.
Speaker 1: I can't remember. And Igfa rejected the thing because he
Speaker 1: had went and harpooned like a three thousand or some
Speaker 1: obscene great white off a whale carcass, and then people
Speaker 1: were looking down on it. Well, you didn't actually catch it,
Speaker 1: you harpooned it. So he's like, oh, I'll go catch one.
Speaker 1: So he goes catches one off a whale carcass. Now
Speaker 1: it's been commented that Frank Mund has had an uncanny
Speaker 1: ability to locate whale carcasses till the fish white sharks off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but catches this giant and they do a switcher root
Speaker 1: and it was the record was rejected.
Speaker 2: Huh. Question four, speaking of the IGFA, Question four, how
Speaker 2: many species must an angler catching a single date in
Speaker 2: order to achieve an IGFA inshore grand slam? How many
Speaker 2: species must an angler catch in a single day in
Speaker 2: order to achieve an igf a inshore grand slam?
Speaker 6: Take a good guess, I got, I got a good guess.
Speaker 2: I thought this was going to be a question that
Speaker 2: received ridicule for its level of difficulty.
Speaker 1: It is a highly difficult one. Suit you got.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll comment after you revealed.
Speaker 1: You're just taking a stab, just taking a stab.
Speaker 6: You We're not. You don't have to name the species, correct.
Speaker 2: The number of how many species? How many different species
Speaker 2: do you need to catch in a single day?
Speaker 3: So really, Brent, you've got a one an infinity chance
Speaker 3: of getting it right so far?
Speaker 2: All, well, that's assuming they're infinity different species.
Speaker 4: I think if you guys think about the question and
Speaker 4: the words and the question.
Speaker 2: Are you helping your competitors?
Speaker 1: I mean, like do it again?
Speaker 2: But I feel like there how many species? How many
Speaker 2: different species must an angler catching a single day in
Speaker 2: order to achieve an IGF a inshore grand.
Speaker 1: Where are they talking about?
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: I'm going back with my original answer. We all.
Speaker 2: Do, We all have answers. I why don't we turn
Speaker 2: our cards over?
Speaker 1: Steve says three, I'm thinking bonefish, permit tarpin.
Speaker 2: Steve says three, Chili says four, Gianna says four, Clay
Speaker 2: says four, Brent says four, and Cal says four. We
Speaker 2: have a correct answer in the room. It's three. Whoa
Speaker 2: grand slam? A grand slam is defined as an individual.
Speaker 5: Angler catching at least.
Speaker 2: Three of the eligible species within a category. A super
Speaker 2: Grand Slam requires catching four different species within a category.
Speaker 1: Is there a super duper?
Speaker 2: Any other guesses on what you get when you get five?
Speaker 1: The Ultimate Super Slam, the Fantasy slams, the marketing department,
Speaker 1: they're like the slam things really catching on, can do
Speaker 1: some expansion.
Speaker 3: Five.
Speaker 4: I'm writing a letter to them because where it all
Speaker 4: started was a baseball Grand Slam and how many runs.
Speaker 1: A Grand Slam of sheep. But it's like bonefish, permit,
Speaker 1: tarp and I think it's out of the keys.
Speaker 2: So they have they have all these different categories. You
Speaker 2: can have a tune of Grand Slam and Track Grand
Speaker 2: Slam and Insure Grand Slam. So anything within those categories,
Speaker 2: it's like pick three. If you caught them in a
Speaker 2: single day, you can get recognized for an Insure Grand Slam.
Speaker 2: The species in the categories follows bonefish, snook, cubert snapper,
Speaker 2: tarpan permit, snubnosed pompino, giant travali, mister fish, bluefinn travali,
Speaker 2: and milkfish. Question five, name every state that borders the
Speaker 2: Gulf of Mexico.
Speaker 5: Don't build up, so they don't wear it down.
Speaker 2: So it's not a big fan of these questions day.
Speaker 2: I thought you did to have higher spirits after that
Speaker 2: last one. Name every state that borders the Gulf of Mexico.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty good one, Thank you, Clay.
Speaker 1: Did you make that up? I did.
Speaker 2: Name every state that borders the Gulf of Mexico, which
Speaker 2: happens to be very near our current location.
Speaker 6: How many are there?
Speaker 2: That's part of the question. I I initially included the number,
Speaker 2: and then I thought about who was playing today, and
Speaker 2: I thought we needed to make a couple of these
Speaker 2: questions a little tricky.
Speaker 3: United States States, United States.
Speaker 6: Still pretty good about it.
Speaker 1: I could keep going and start getting it wrong. I
Speaker 1: tried to move down into old Mexico.
Speaker 2: I could be challenged, but I couldn't fact check you.
Speaker 2: You know that'd be challenging, So just go ahead and
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 1: I know you're not doing little tid are doing little ti.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to keep them short. I'm trying to keep
Speaker 2: them short.
Speaker 3: Hey, I tell you the tidbit i'd like on this one, Yes,
Speaker 3: is uh the history of the Florida Panhandle. It's kind
Speaker 3: of an awkward yeah, geographical Uh.
Speaker 1: Where they're like we need even more coastline. We didn't
Speaker 1: get enough.
Speaker 3: The reason. The reason I recently read about it, but
Speaker 3: I forgot. But it was something pretty interesting, like you
Speaker 3: know somehow Florida was just like, you know what, and
Speaker 3: we're going to take all this. You know what book
Speaker 3: you might enjoy, Clay.
Speaker 1: We have a book at our house called How the
Speaker 1: States Got Their Shapes? Really and you can do any
Speaker 1: state and it talks you all about how the states
Speaker 1: got their shape.
Speaker 2: And I think that's also a like a TV s.
Speaker 2: It was on the History Channel. It was I don't
Speaker 2: know which came first? Do we all have answers?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: We flip our cards over.
Speaker 1: One second, I drop my on the crack.
Speaker 2: Steve says Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. Chile says Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Janni says Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. Clay Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas.
Speaker 2: Princes Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas. Gallas says Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi.
Speaker 2: The correct answers are Louisiana, Florida, Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi.
Speaker 1: Why did you doing it out of order? I could
Speaker 1: see doing it west to east or east to west,
Speaker 1: but I don't get the hole jumping around.
Speaker 2: I'm reading them as you have them on the card.
Speaker 2: It's easier, familiar answer.
Speaker 1: You even jumped around, Buddy.
Speaker 2: Well, I read those. I read those in the.
Speaker 1: Order of their admission into the Union.
Speaker 2: The length, the length of the coach line, which is
Speaker 2: my funipe.
Speaker 1: All the way around. So Steve, that's that's the.
Speaker 2: Last craft Brent and Cal got that one right.
Speaker 1: That's crafty.
Speaker 2: So Louisiana has According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
Speaker 2: the shoreline knowledges of these five states are as follows
Speaker 2: Louisiana seven thousand, seven hundred twenty one, Florida five thousand,
Speaker 2: ninety five, Texas three thousand, three hundred and fifty nine,
Speaker 2: Alabama six hundred and seven, and Mississippi three hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty nine.
Speaker 3: What I don't understand is how Louisiana has seven thousand
Speaker 3: miles of coast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's crazy, isn't it. Now.
Speaker 2: There's there's different ways you can measure it depending on
Speaker 2: title inlets, and so I think this. I think like,
Speaker 2: if you're measuring it based on title inlets and what's
Speaker 2: touching water, then that's that's how you get that high number.
Speaker 2: But if you're d on a line around the edge
Speaker 2: of the body of water, there's something called a shoreline paradox,
Speaker 2: which is that there's no real way to measure coastline. Really,
Speaker 2: that's that's a that's a man who's right there. That's it.
Speaker 2: That's a man explaining something he doesn't know much about.
Speaker 2: We are now halfway through our game of trivia. Phil
Speaker 2: I will update the scoreboard here as our official scorekeeper
Speaker 2: for today. In last place, we have Chili with one
Speaker 2: We have a three way tie for third with Giannie,
Speaker 2: Clay and Cal with three points apiece. We have Brent
Speaker 2: and Steve in a two way tie for first with
Speaker 2: four points apiece.
Speaker 6: Anybody's game?
Speaker 2: Shall we continue on with this game of trivia? Questions six?
Speaker 2: What four letter term? And I will I will specify
Speaker 2: that's a plural term. What four letter plural term refers
Speaker 2: to the bony or soft spines that support the membranes
Speaker 2: of a fish's fin.
Speaker 1: Hunt It's it again, what I got confused about the
Speaker 1: whole plural and not plural thing.
Speaker 2: Well, I wanted to just what four letter term refers
Speaker 2: to the bony or soft spines that support the membranes
Speaker 2: of a fish's fin. Hmmm, yeah, anybody need that one again?
Speaker 5: Like this one?
Speaker 2: Four letters, four letters plural. Let's see there, See, I
Speaker 2: knew i'd win you over.
Speaker 7: And Randall, they're twenty Let's do some quick statistical four
Speaker 7: letter term and that's a plural term refers to the
Speaker 7: bony or soft spines that support the membranes of a
Speaker 7: fish's fin.
Speaker 3: Okay, listen, guys, there's twenty six letters in the alphabet,
Speaker 3: and how many options are Yeah, like, so statistically say
Speaker 3: if we just and we assume it's plural since they
Speaker 3: gave that in the questions, so we know it ends
Speaker 3: in an S. So we're okay.
Speaker 1: I tell you, guys, the world, what's that.
Speaker 2: Shoreline paradox?
Speaker 1: No? So I went, uh skry diving.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's subjective. I just want to tell you right now.
Speaker 1: No, hear me out.
Speaker 5: There's hard math problems for math people. There's hard math
Speaker 5: problems for me. Very different things.
Speaker 1: This is the hardest one though, Okay, Let's say you
Speaker 1: have you're a skydiver, and you have two parachutes, you
Speaker 1: got your main shoot in your reserve choote, and there's
Speaker 1: a one in blank. Okay, I don't know what. I
Speaker 1: can't remember what the numbers. Let's say there's a one
Speaker 1: in four thousand that your main shoot will fail, and
Speaker 1: there's a one in four thousand that your secondary shoot
Speaker 1: will fail. How would you ever figure out what the
Speaker 1: odds are that those one in four thousand and one
Speaker 1: in four thousand would intersect. You don't need to answer that.
Speaker 1: That is a hard math problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go on, I'm sure someone will write it. Someone
Speaker 2: tell us that it's not.
Speaker 1: Someone that already has figured it out.
Speaker 2: I think I know the answer, but I don't want
Speaker 2: to get into it.
Speaker 1: There's someone that's already figured it out. Do we have
Speaker 1: our anemi?
Speaker 5: Blood pressure started going up. We've out the time he
Speaker 5: got to the second shoot.
Speaker 2: Those cards, Steve says, raise Chili, Steve says, Gianna says tits,
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Clay says bus, those are not the three.
Speaker 2: I know you're just going for rand Brand says Fins,
Speaker 2: and col says rais. The correct answer is rais Chili.
Speaker 2: Nice work, Steve, cal and Chili. Steve, who is and Chili?
Speaker 5: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: To count the rays on a fish fin, you should
Speaker 2: count the base of the fin as the rays branch
Speaker 2: out away from the body. The last two rays coming
Speaker 2: from the body are often counted as one because they
Speaker 2: may sprout from a single place under the surface. Rays
Speaker 2: are not connected to the spine and are controlled by
Speaker 2: the muscles to which they're attached.
Speaker 1: Did not know that?
Speaker 3: Did you get right?
Speaker 1: Right? No? Oh? I knew that.
Speaker 2: I didn't what question seven?
Speaker 1: So did Chili? I didn't know that. I knew the answer.
Speaker 1: I didn't know I didn't know that little tidbit that
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think of. When you clean the fish.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, when the backbone falls apart, it doesn't
Speaker 1: have that little poop. Yeah.
Speaker 2: What nineteen ninety nine? This is question seven?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety nine film starring Bill Pullman as US Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells, depicts the hunt for
Speaker 2: a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of
Speaker 2: Black Lake, Maine.
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: What it's a film starring a Fish and Wildlife Service investigator.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's within the universe. Chilly read the
Speaker 2: whole thing again. Chili's got it, Chili's got it.
Speaker 6: What.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety nine film starring Bill Pullman as US Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells depicts the hunt for
Speaker 2: a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of
Speaker 2: Black Lake, Maine.
Speaker 6: It's a crocodile.
Speaker 2: It's a crocodile.
Speaker 1: Keenest picture everything about how that movie would go. I've
Speaker 1: never heard that it exists.
Speaker 2: Somebody gets I think you've heard of this one.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: It starts with old Bill Pullman going about his normal routine,
Speaker 5: goes into the coffee shop.
Speaker 2: After a long crime of seeing the darkest thunderbelly of
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 5: Maybe he just got a road killed deer off the road.
Speaker 7: There's also a quirky scientist who his wife's nicest ship.
Speaker 1: Miss him because he's always working.
Speaker 5: Yes, and then for some reason they have to find
Speaker 5: a crocodile expert. That's how they always go.
Speaker 1: I picture somebody to find someone find.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet, I bet one of his kids got killed.
Speaker 1: It's a crocodile.
Speaker 2: It's a crocodile terrorizing the fictional community of Black Lake, Maine.
Speaker 5: I'll give you a hint. The first two words are
Speaker 5: after a while.
Speaker 2: You should know this. I feel like you're not trying.
Speaker 5: Is that not it?
Speaker 2: I can't read the last word.
Speaker 5: I know this film. I've never seen it.
Speaker 2: But are we ready to flip our cards?
Speaker 6: No? And Phil?
Speaker 2: It fills juiced up. Look you feel back there?
Speaker 1: He's excited, Steve, Steve.
Speaker 2: Says croc Chili says Lake Placid. Gianna says crocs Let's
Speaker 2: just continue. Uh well, Steve, that's what Clay says after
Speaker 2: a crocodile in Maine. Brent says crosilla. Cal says what
Speaker 2: lies beneath.
Speaker 5: So here's the deal. There is an alligator, crocodile.
Speaker 2: Movie does star Billy us, fish and wildlife.
Speaker 5: The name of the lake, which the name of the
Speaker 5: lake in that movie is Lake Placid.
Speaker 2: The fictional community of Black Lake, Maine. What's the answer
Speaker 2: is Lake Placid? What the hell they call it.
Speaker 3: The Lake Placid?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: It's a nicely done chili. Let me add that one
Speaker 2: to the total. Well, it's it's sort of a haunting.
Speaker 2: It's sort of a haunting name and it also is
Speaker 2: sort of ironic because it's not a calm one.
Speaker 1: It's about a shark. It's killing everyone in the Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 1: The name of the movie the Pacific wouldn't It's.
Speaker 5: Like expectations for give me a question again. I'm so confused.
Speaker 6: What.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety nine film starring Bill Pullman as US Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells, depicts the hunt for
Speaker 2: a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of
Speaker 2: Black Lake, Maine.
Speaker 3: I mean they live in black like but blake Plaid.
Speaker 2: Classid was among several campy nineties creature features, including Deep
Speaker 2: Blue Sea and Anaconda. Betty White steals the show as
Speaker 2: the foulmouth Dolores Bickerman, an eccentric local who, it is revealed,
Speaker 2: has been secretly feeding the creature cows for years. Roger
Speaker 2: Ebert of the Chicago Sun Times game that gave the
Speaker 2: film one out of four stars, describing it as quote
Speaker 2: completely wrongheaded from beginning to end.
Speaker 1: The woman's name is Bickerman. Yes, in the Simpsons the Principles,
Speaker 1: mister Bitterman.
Speaker 5: So what you're saying is Lake Placid isn't the name
Speaker 5: of any lake in this fictional world.
Speaker 3: That's the stupidest question.
Speaker 5: That is a Yeah, that was so misleading.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's a question about an investigation of animal.
Speaker 2: It's a movie about animals attacking people and the investigators
Speaker 2: from the Fish and Wildlife Service. I feel like that's
Speaker 2: a squarely spencer with them.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, spencer. What makes it dumb? Is the answer?
Speaker 1: Good job chili question, Good job chili question eight. Yeah,
Speaker 1: had you said name this movie that has this?
Speaker 2: I feel like I gave you the name of the
Speaker 2: main character the plot of the movie, but.
Speaker 5: Then you literally said the name of the lake, which
Speaker 5: I said.
Speaker 2: The community of Black Lake, Maine.
Speaker 5: You said Lake Plaid in New York.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's a lake in the same region. Question eight.
Speaker 2: The Casian term for what flowering plant.
Speaker 5: You don't handle being battered this well.
Speaker 2: I think that was a perfectly worded question about something
Speaker 2: that you didn't know much about. I believe What Lies
Speaker 2: Beneath is a movie about ghosts.
Speaker 5: We can talk about it later.
Speaker 2: The Cajun term for what flowering plant native to East
Speaker 2: Africa and sometimes called ladies fingers due to the shape
Speaker 2: of its long, slender seed pods, gives its name to
Speaker 2: the dish of gumbo. The Cajun term for what flowering plant,
Speaker 2: native to East Africa and sometimes called lady's fingers due
Speaker 2: to the shape of its long, slender seed pods, gives
Speaker 2: gumbo its name.
Speaker 1: I need to look at this question. Try to say
Speaker 1: it like six more times. I'll rephrase it please.
Speaker 2: The Casuan term for what flowering plant gives gumbo its name. Hint.
Speaker 2: This plant is native to East Africa and sometimes is
Speaker 2: called ladies fingers due to the shape of its long,
Speaker 2: slender seed pods.
Speaker 1: One more time.
Speaker 2: Gumbo okay takes its name from the Casian term for
Speaker 2: a flowering plant that is native to East Africa and
Speaker 2: sometimes called lady's fingers due to the shape of the long,
Speaker 2: slender seed pods.
Speaker 1: We need to know the name of this plant plant.
Speaker 2: The Casun term for what flowering plant gives gumbo its name. Hint.
Speaker 2: The plant is native to East Africa and sometimes is
Speaker 2: called lady's fingers due to the shape of its long,
Speaker 2: slender seed pods.
Speaker 5: And no matter what you do with gumbo, there is
Speaker 5: a plant that.
Speaker 2: Is native to East Africa. It is sometimes called lady's
Speaker 2: fingers due to the shape of its long, slender seed pods.
Speaker 2: The Casion term for this plant gives gumbo its name.
Speaker 2: What is the name of the plant?
Speaker 6: Is this plant used in gumbo?
Speaker 1: Objection?
Speaker 3: Did you just do a slight nod?
Speaker 1: He did? Objection?
Speaker 3: Did he did?
Speaker 1: Like a quarter inch nod? Like a quarter in secret?
Speaker 6: Nod? You over here writing answers on Chili's.
Speaker 1: Like now and then.
Speaker 6: If he answers my hint. Everybody gets the hint we do.
Speaker 2: We all have answers here. Oh no, there's a lot happening.
Speaker 2: Why don't we flip our cards over here? Steve says Okra,
Speaker 2: Chili sort of waves. Gianna says Okra, Clay says Okra,
Speaker 2: Brent says Okra, and Calusa's sassafras. The correct answer is Okra.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: The what threw me off, though, is that that's not
Speaker 3: a Cajun Is that a Cajun name?
Speaker 2: What's the Ocasion name for Okrah is gombo?
Speaker 6: G See?
Speaker 1: I thought you were looking for that, Like, I got
Speaker 1: it right?
Speaker 6: Cool?
Speaker 2: The Cajun term, it was poorly crafted. Here, the Cajun
Speaker 2: term for Okrah gives gumbo its name. Yeah, does that
Speaker 2: make sense? It was a great question. Question, is the
Speaker 2: plant gives gumbo its name?
Speaker 1: Question? Great question, great subject. It was very poor really worded.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and coming off the back of that other one.
Speaker 1: Which is just a dumb question. So here's a dumb question.
Speaker 1: Then was a good question. Poorly worded the.
Speaker 5: Question, Randall, how did you give so much sun today?
Speaker 2: The casion term for what flowering plant gives gumbo its name,
Speaker 2: okra is a Cajun term. I'm sorry, gumbo is the.
Speaker 1: Exactly he got his wrong. He got his own questions.
Speaker 2: I've had to rephrase this question five times.
Speaker 1: You all got it, You all got it.
Speaker 3: You know how Randall wrote that question.
Speaker 1: He wrote it out on a piece of paper, and
Speaker 1: then tore each word out and then put it in
Speaker 1: a bowl and stirred them up, and then put the
Speaker 1: words back, and then wrote all those words down on
Speaker 1: his computer.
Speaker 2: Gombo is the Cajun term for okra. It comes from
Speaker 2: the word gombo in the Bombara language spoken by many
Speaker 2: of the enslaved people in Louisiana. Other African languages have
Speaker 2: similar terms for the plant, which serves as a thickening
Speaker 2: agent in a many Gumbo residents.
Speaker 1: What is spence? What exactly is? Why is Spencer not here.
Speaker 5: So Cajun Uh, Cajun folks are no Okra? Then is
Speaker 5: it creole or pro Okra and Cajun folks are are opposite?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know, well.
Speaker 2: Right, right, but it's not the Cajun term. Yeah, we've
Speaker 2: got two questions left in our game of trivia.
Speaker 5: If anybody can understand them.
Speaker 2: I think you're being obtuse.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't even know now if I wrote down that
Speaker 2: you were badgering me so much. These guys all got
Speaker 2: it right, Not so Steve did not you have six
Speaker 2: points or seven?
Speaker 1: Well, don't ask him.
Speaker 2: I got a what I'm trying to do a lot here?
Speaker 2: Brent you got it? Clay, you got it?
Speaker 6: What happened to your normal score?
Speaker 2: He doesn't have a headset.
Speaker 1: In the same movie. I've been only watching Brent and
Speaker 1: I should have pulled out in lead Steve.
Speaker 2: Yes, Steve, I believe you have seven points.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I believe I pulled out in the league because
Speaker 1: he he faltered. Yes on the on the fish fan.
Speaker 2: Chile has three points, Cal has four points, Jannie, Clay
Speaker 2: and Brent have five, and Steve has seven. That doesn't
Speaker 2: sound right now, Steve I should have by one. Brent
Speaker 2: has six, Steve has seven. Question nine, which sitting American
Speaker 2: President undertook an eleven day fishing trip in the Gulf
Speaker 2: of Mexico while in office, setting out from New Orleans
Speaker 2: on April twenty ninth, nineteen thirty seven, and wrapping up
Speaker 2: in Galveston, Texas on May eleventh. Which sitting American President
Speaker 2: undertook an eleven day fishing in the Gulf of Mexico,
Speaker 2: setting out from New Orleans on April twenty ninth, nineteen
Speaker 2: thirty seven, and wrapping up in Gableston, Texas on May eleventh. Oh,
Speaker 2: we ran out of our ticker O shoot again more
Speaker 2: ticker which sitting American president undertook an eleven day fishing
Speaker 2: trip in the Gulf of Mexico while in office, setting
Speaker 2: out from New Orleans on April twenty ninth, nineteen thirty seven,
Speaker 2: and wrapping up in Gableston, Texas on May eleventh.
Speaker 1: Give me a minute.
Speaker 5: This is really showing a gap in my presidents here.
Speaker 3: God just whomp. I know what you're thinking, Steve, but
Speaker 3: doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's enough, you know what, Brent, I don't have
Speaker 1: any Yeah, I think I do. I think I do.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, well you have our answers. M.
Speaker 2: I can reword the question if you'd.
Speaker 1: Like somehow interject. No, that's a great question, well worded.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I was pleased with this one.
Speaker 1: That's well crafted.
Speaker 2: It's sort of fun too, because it's not really a
Speaker 2: hunting and fishing question, but it expands your understanding, but
Speaker 2: it doesn't require it doesn't require specialized.
Speaker 1: That's too much hand. I should change my answer.
Speaker 2: It's a dude, are we ready here? Flip your cards?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 5: Wait, wait, oh sorry?
Speaker 1: What's he? What's he got going on over there?
Speaker 2: Steve says FDR. Chili waves off. Jannis says Cleveland, Clay
Speaker 2: says FDR. Brent says FDR, and Cal says Cleveland. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Speaker 1: He was he was wheelchair bomb.
Speaker 2: But he spent a lot of time fishing while he
Speaker 2: was president.
Speaker 1: Is yet, did you have polio? Yeah?
Speaker 2: FDR was a passionate angler, and when he first ran
Speaker 2: in nineteen thirty two against the incumbent Herbert Hoover, the
Speaker 2: humorist Will Rogers equipped that the election quote will be
Speaker 2: settled on fish, setting aside economic policy and the Great Depression.
Speaker 2: Rodgers wrote that voters faced a clear choice between the
Speaker 2: two candidates. Quote, do you want a deep sea fisherman
Speaker 2: in the White House flounders and cod meaning Roosevelt, or
Speaker 2: a big trout and perchman like Hoover kind of So
Speaker 2: I would have probably said, well, probably Hoover. Yeah, I'd
Speaker 2: been I'd like a trout and person.
Speaker 5: Joh.
Speaker 3: Would you like to know how I knew that one because.
Speaker 1: He was president in thirty seven?
Speaker 2: Well, but yeah, but what confirmed that about the Great
Speaker 2: Depression in World War Well.
Speaker 3: What confirmed it for me was the Flood Control Acts
Speaker 3: of nineteen thirty eight put in effect by Roosevelt, where
Speaker 3: the basically started the whole process of the Army Corps
Speaker 3: of Engineers having this like incredible amount of power and
Speaker 3: damning all the rivers.
Speaker 1: It wasn't that he presided over the country during the
Speaker 1: Great Depression in the beginning of World War Two.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, it was, That's just what I remember.
Speaker 3: It was the Flood Control Act of nineteen thirty eight,
Speaker 3: which was spawned from the Great Misisippi River flood of
Speaker 3: nineteen twenty seven, that shifted the course of America. But anyway,
Speaker 3: and we're sitting on that river right now.
Speaker 5: Happened to be happened to be far better method than
Speaker 5: your random alphabet letters.
Speaker 1: A chance I know which is three?
Speaker 2: Now, Before we move on to our final question, here's
Speaker 2: a quick recap of our answers so far for the
Speaker 2: listeners at home. Question one four percent, question two, p
Speaker 2: ROW question three, PENN question four three, Question five, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Alabama,
Speaker 2: and Mississippi Question six, Rays, question seven, Lake Placid, Question eight, OKRA,
Speaker 2: question nine, FDR question ten. Name three of the five
Speaker 2: largest tributaries of the Mississippi River measured by volume of input.
Speaker 1: Tell me that one again.
Speaker 2: Name three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi
Speaker 2: River measured by volume of input hm hm, excluding the
Speaker 2: Upper Mississippi because I'm dis counting that as the Mississippi,
Speaker 2: if that makes sense. So we're looking for three of
Speaker 2: the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi River measured by
Speaker 2: volume of input.
Speaker 1: It's a couple of chip shots near and then it
Speaker 1: gets a little tricky.
Speaker 2: That's why it's fun.
Speaker 3: If y'all listen to the four part burgery series on
Speaker 3: the Mississippi River. I did two years ago.
Speaker 1: I participated in that and then I can't remember it. Hmm.
Speaker 2: Name three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi
Speaker 2: River measured by volume of input.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 6: Damn, let's suit you.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna change your answer. I'm gonna show my
Speaker 3: card and then he's gonna change his answer. I could
Speaker 3: be wrong. I'm confident on two.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, I saw what you got.
Speaker 2: I like what you got. And I think at this
Speaker 2: point Steve still has a one point lead.
Speaker 1: No matter what if I falter, I'm still good. But
Speaker 1: I don't know unless.
Speaker 2: Like you falter, but Brent gets it right. I think
Speaker 2: we move on to a tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: Do we remember if I falter and he gets it right.
Speaker 2: I believe you have a one point lead on Brent.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: That's the pressure.
Speaker 2: How's Chili doing?
Speaker 1: Suit? You got? Come on, let me suit? You got
Speaker 1: what I'm gonna change? In mind?
Speaker 3: Real cheating That means Steve loses. What are the consequences
Speaker 3: of that? Oh listen, man, I'm not gonna I'm not.
Speaker 5: You can.
Speaker 2: What if what if you have? Do you have your
Speaker 2: three brands?
Speaker 1: I've got two. You're you're on the path that you're
Speaker 1: on the path. You got one more, very obvious one
Speaker 1: you need to put down, Steve.
Speaker 3: But if you're a criminal, you kind of know what
Speaker 3: you're up against, like like you know what the charges are,
Speaker 3: so you wig if it's worth it or not.
Speaker 1: You get again, what did you put again? I'm not
Speaker 1: haven't sure anybody what I put. I know just is
Speaker 1: that has everyone done on want flash it.
Speaker 2: Real needs Brent needs one more answer here that.
Speaker 1: That is the river he wrote down. Oh hi, Ryan,
Speaker 1: I got all again in the Mohakan mohagann ale again
Speaker 1: in the Monoga Heela, don't even come together.
Speaker 2: You got to come with the third one here to
Speaker 2: look together. Can't fly the white climb is he is?
Speaker 5: He?
Speaker 1: That's what forms what you need to write. Now. I've
Speaker 1: already got that one that you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to encourage him, but I I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want him to just give up.
Speaker 1: It's it was known for a long time as the
Speaker 1: dark and bloody river. This is I'm ready, all right.
Speaker 2: Why don't we flip those cards over? Steve says, the Missouri,
Speaker 2: the Ohio, the Illinois. Okay, okay, okay, Chili says the
Speaker 2: Missouri and the Illinois. Gianna says the Missouri, the Illinois,
Speaker 2: and the Ohio. Clay says the Missouri, the Ohio and
Speaker 2: the Arkansas. Brent says the Missouri, the Ohio, and the Arkansas.
Speaker 5: I'm too embarrassed.
Speaker 3: And Rita, would you say.
Speaker 5: I'm just over thinking.
Speaker 2: The answer is the Missouri.
Speaker 5: I had, the Arkansas, the Ohio and the Cumberland.
Speaker 2: The Missouri, the Ohio, the Arkansas, the White and the Red.
Speaker 2: Damnit you gotta.
Speaker 5: I did right down the White River too.
Speaker 1: Can we go back and check and make sure he did,
Speaker 1: in fact tie up with me. We'd have to go
Speaker 1: back to the tape.
Speaker 2: The I mean so, so, Brent, tally up your right
Speaker 2: answers here, and Steve, you tell your answers. Question one
Speaker 2: four percent, Question two, I can't remember you did not
Speaker 2: you got wrong? Frank got that p rogue Penn three Elton, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Speaker 2: Rais Lake Placid. Mm hmm oh fdr. And then this
Speaker 2: last question Missouri, Ohio, Arkansas, White and Red.
Speaker 1: What do you got brown? I got seven? I got seven?
Speaker 1: O t breakoy.
Speaker 2: Now for our tiebreaker, what does what does the Illinois
Speaker 2: do does the Ohio pick up the Illinois or something?
Speaker 2: So the Illinois, the Illinois is the next one down?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: Does it go something like toy breaker?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I didn't beat him in regular I'll beat him
Speaker 1: in overtime. I don't care. Tiebreaker.
Speaker 2: According to the World Wildlife Foundation, what percentage of shrimp
Speaker 2: produced globally are farm raised?
Speaker 1: You gotta do a different one because I already know this,
Speaker 1: But I mean I just learned it. Ye ye, all right,
Speaker 1: but I feel like you just told me this a minute.
Speaker 1: I think I was present when he learned this. I've
Speaker 1: got another one, just a little bit unfair.
Speaker 3: He was really honest.
Speaker 1: School. Let's run with it.
Speaker 2: Wait, tie breaker, tie breaker, There we go, the two twenties.
Speaker 1: It's sixty five, right, did't we just learned this?
Speaker 3: That's fifty five?
Speaker 1: Okay, sorry, I would Wow, that was.
Speaker 3: The most chival chivalrous thing I've seen, Steve.
Speaker 2: The two twenty Swift remains the fastest commercially produced center
Speaker 2: fire rifles cartridge. How fast did the original factory load
Speaker 2: from Winchester push a forty eight grain bullet?
Speaker 3: Closest closest one gets the closest closest to the and
Speaker 3: we're just going to a no decimal points straight feet
Speaker 3: per second.
Speaker 2: The two twenty swift remains the fastest commercially produced center
Speaker 2: fire rifle cartridge. How fast did the original factory load
Speaker 2: from Winchester push a forty eight grain bullet?
Speaker 1: How fast to be?
Speaker 2: That's a good question.
Speaker 3: That's kind of what he's.
Speaker 2: Building out the parameters.
Speaker 1: How fast could it be? How fast couldn't it be?
Speaker 1: Like what's work from there? I know what it couldn't be.
Speaker 1: What are you putting down, Brent? I'll tell you in
Speaker 1: a minute.
Speaker 2: Do we all have answers?
Speaker 6: Oh? I guess I'll write one down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a little.
Speaker 3: Over, I think, but let me change mine little.
Speaker 1: The original.
Speaker 2: How fast the original factory load, the original commercial factory
Speaker 2: load push a forty green.
Speaker 1: Buddy, I'm changing it again. Okay, I'm settled.
Speaker 2: Yes, have final answers here now, all right, flip them over.
Speaker 2: I'll read our final contestants last. Cal says forty nine
Speaker 2: to eighty, Chili says thirty seven hundred, Gianni says thirty
Speaker 2: four p fifty, Clay says thirty five hundred, and our
Speaker 2: final two contestants Steve says forty five hundred and Brent
Speaker 2: says twenty five hundred.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is forty one hundred feet per second,
Speaker 2: making Steve our winner.
Speaker 6: A damn you go over.
Speaker 1: The two twenty Swift U one okay.
Speaker 2: The two twenty Swift is the first commercially available rifle
Speaker 2: cartridge to break the four thousand foot per second mark.
Speaker 2: A prototype was developed in nineteen thirty four by a
Speaker 2: man named Gross Venora Watkins, who necked down the two
Speaker 2: fifty three thousand Savage, and the two twenty Swift was
Speaker 2: developed by Winchester and introduced in nineteen thirty five as
Speaker 2: a new caliber for their model fifty four Boltech rifle. Steve,
Speaker 2: you are our champion of today's trivia game to which
Speaker 2: worthy cause would you like to donate your five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars prize.
Speaker 1: I want my money to go to Meat Eater's land
Speaker 1: access initiatives. I've been I've had, I haven't been to
Speaker 1: pay attention to it lately because I had I've been
Speaker 1: working on a thing that's taking all my time up.
Speaker 2: So this is a way of assuaging your conscience. Yes,
Speaker 2: all right, five hundred dollars to Meat Eaters Land Access Initiative. Gentlemen,
Speaker 2: thanks for playing.
Speaker 1: Thanks for good job, Chili says, goodbye, everybody.
Speaker 6: I had a great time.
Speaker 3: Beach next time, is what Chili said.
Speaker 8: Yes, Spencer from South Dakota. He's the host, using those smooth,
Speaker 8: mellow tones. He lays them questions down, and he likes
Speaker 8: taking those two and three year old bucks. He's an
Speaker 8: avid amateur lock how