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1:48 Speaker 03 Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Neuharth, and today we're joined by Yanis, Randall, Brody, Nate, Max, and Alex. This is a 10-round quiz show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. There is a prize. Meat Eater will donate $500 to the conservation organization. of the winner's choosing. We're starting today's show with a mailbag question. You can send your questions for the crew to trivia at the me deeter.com with the subject line mailbag. Uh, this is something I've gotten from about 10 folks, uh, including our friend Lake Pickle. Uh, the, the specific email I'm reading though, comes from Dan Cunningham. He says, have you heard the new Luke Bryan song about hunting?
2:33 Speaker 03 Do you think it dethrones his other song as the worst hunting song of all time?
2:38 Speaker 04 Yes.
2:40 Speaker 03 If you're not a long time listener of the show, back in 2022, uh, I had a trivia question about Luke Bryan's song from 2009 called Drinking Beer and Wasting Bullets. And on that episode, I declared it to be the worst hunting song ever made.
2:56 Speaker 04 I don't think I know that one.
2:57 Speaker 03 Uh, I'll read you some of the lyrics in a second here, but a couple of weeks ago, Luke Bryan came out with a new song that is taking the internet and the outdoor community by storm. Are you guys familiar? Have you heard it?
3:08 Speaker 04 Yeah, there's a lot of like speculation that it's all just AI written.
3:12 Speaker 03 Okay, we will get to that as well. Uh, the title of the song, you guys are gonna love this. It's Fish Hunt Golf Drink. Uh, and for copyright reasons, I can't play it for you, but we have the next best thing.
3:23 Speaker 05 Nice.
3:24 Speaker 03 And that is karaoke champion legend King.
3:27 Speaker 04 Oh, boy.
3:29 Speaker 03 Is going to do a performance.
3:30 Speaker 04 I gotta get my phone out for this.
3:31 Speaker 03 Take it away, Phil.
3:31 Speaker 05 I gotta put both headphones on.
3:34 Speaker 04 Five, six, seven, eight.
3:38 Speaker 06 If it wasn't for the tax man, wasn't for the bills.
3:43 Speaker 06 If it wasn't for the traffic in my windshield.
3:48 Speaker 06 If it wasn't always somewhere to be.
3:51 Speaker 04 Yeah.
3:54 Speaker 06 And my life was really up to me.
3:57 Speaker 04 Stop those shit kickers, Phil.
3:59 Speaker 06 If I could have it my own way, you know, let me tell you how every day would go. Wake up, coffee, camo, climb tree with nine. Eighteen fish, huh? Golf drink. A fall, spring or summer long, I'll be living it up and living it on. A country, boys dream, fish, huh? Golf drink.
4:26 Speaker 04 Nice work, Phil. I especially like the look on Phil's face. While he was singing that song.
4:31 Speaker 03 That was special.
4:32 Speaker 05 Oh, solid. Phil, do you, do you, does it feel like you just had a drink?
4:37 Speaker 06 Uh, well, the fact, just for a peek, for a peek behind the curtain, Spencer slacked me this about an hour ago and I said, yeah, I'll go. Don't worry, trivia is not for two hours. I'll get to it when I get to it.
4:47 Speaker 05 Nice.
4:48 Speaker 06 And then I got a text from Randall, uh, 15 minutes after trivia was supposed to start. Saying, Phil, where are you? It's time to record trivia. Uh, and so I raced down here, listened to the song twice and then did that. So I'm so sorry.
5:01 Speaker 03 That is how deep the pool of talent is on Phil Taylor. He just needed 15 minutes to, uh, come up with that.
5:07 Speaker 05 It's incredible. If I could do that once in my life, I would consider myself a winner.
5:11 Speaker 06 I love how much you think, uh, that I just have a deep well of talent that doesn't exist, but I'm gonna keep, uh, keep milking that.
5:18 Speaker 05 Anybody disagree?
5:19 Speaker 03 No.
5:20 Speaker 04 I'll tell you what, it doesn't say much for what, what's his name?
5:24 Speaker 03 Uh, Luke Bryan.
5:25 Speaker 04 For his well of talent.
5:26 Speaker 05 I wanna know, I don't know anything about Luke Bryan. I've never like cho- chosen to listen to Luke Bryan.
5:32 Speaker 03 Okay.
5:32 Speaker 05 Is anybody in this room like Luke Bryan?
5:35 Speaker 03 In, in college, I went to multiple Luke Bryan concerts. I was a big supporter, uh, but like, you know, he makes music for a college kid. Who likes to drink and haunt and golf and drink.
5:46 Speaker 05 That was you.
5:46 Speaker 03 Yeah.
5:47 Speaker 04 Does he also have the song about getting upwind of a buck?
5:52 Speaker 03 Um, well, okay. So the song that we are going to be comparing that to is drinking beer and wasting bullets again from 2009. Uh, in that song, he talks about how he just drank a 12 pack and he's waiting on a deer. And he's, you know, just wasting bullets and he's shooting a hundred grand 30 odd six, which does not exist anywhere in the world. So he must've. He was actually such a pure outdoorsman that he, he hand loaded his hundred grand 30 odd six.
6:16 Speaker 05 What is the smallest 30 cal you can get? At least one 25.
6:20 Speaker 03 125 grand for a 30 odd six.
6:22 Speaker 05 In factory or just a bullet? Just a bullet. I bet there's lighter than that. One 10s, I think.
6:26 Speaker 04 I've seen.
6:27 Speaker 05 Phil, can we get on that?
6:29 Speaker 06 No.
6:30 Speaker 03 Uh, so, uh, as Max pointed out, folks have accused Luke Bryan of using AI to write that song. Well, I took that and I fed it to an AI detector, which is, you know, the same thing like a college professor would use to see what it would say. It told me that those lyrics are zero percent AI. So AI is not even capable of coming up with something like that. That, that is all human skill there. Uh, Luke is getting bullied on the internet quite a bit about this and he has responded on Instagram. Here are, uh, some of his clapbacks, as, uh, Max calls it. Here's what he says. Well, I'm learning that no one wants to have fun anymore. I choose to have a damn blast. Either come along or go be blah.
7:13 Speaker 03 Uh, here was another comment, uh, that he was replying to someone who was critical. He says, who are you? Chill on the Adderall. Uh, and then one more comment. It's called a fun song. Just listen and have fun. Go get on a boat. Quit scrolling on your phone all day. Uh, so that is what Luke.
7:29 Speaker 05 That's good advice. Go get on a boat.
7:31 Speaker 04 Except his, his livelihood depends on people scrolling on a phone.
7:35 Speaker 03 Uh, yeah, as the host of American Idol, uh, where he performed this song, I think last week as well.
7:42 Speaker 05 Chill out on the Adderall?
7:43 Speaker 03 Chill out on the Adderall.
7:44 Speaker 05 That's a good podcast.
7:45 Speaker 03 That was some good, good feedback from him. Um, I am not going to say this is worse though than the drinking beer, wasting bullets song from 2009. Uh, you'll have to go find that on YouTube and compare it to Phil's rendition.
7:56 Speaker 04 Doesn't he have a song called?
7:57 Speaker 06 Why did he have to put the golf?
7:59 Speaker 05 I hate that we're starting out so negative this episode.
8:02 Speaker 03 Cause it's a country boy's dream.
8:03 Speaker 04 Doesn't, doesn't he have a song called like hunting, fishing, loving every day?
8:07 Speaker 03 He does have that. Yes.
8:08 Speaker 04 He's got that song too.
8:09 Speaker 03 If you were to do a top five worst hunting and fishing songs of all time, he might just make a clean sweep.
8:14 Speaker 05 Oh, who sings the song about ticks?
8:16 Speaker 06 Damn, that's wrong.
8:17 Speaker 03 Is that him? Uh, Brad Paisley has a song about, uh, checking for ticks.
8:21 Speaker 04 That's a good one.
8:21 Speaker 03 Getting mud on the tires. Yeah. Yep. All of these songs would sound like, uh, Bo Burnham. He's a comedian who does music. Um, he did a country satirical song that somehow sounded just like all of these real country songs. That's, that's how accurate it was. Phil, you a big Bo Burnham fan, right?
8:40 Speaker 06 Oh yeah. I love, I love Bo Burnham. I thought Inside was incredible. That was his COVID project.
8:44 Speaker 03 Very good stuff. All right. No stats or housekeeping on this episode. The Shelby index for today is a four. So our winner should get eight correct answers. And with that, we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
8:57 Speaker 07 Need to know what I stand to win.
9:00 Speaker 04 Drink some beer, hit it around nine.
9:03 Speaker 07 Just tend to win everything.
9:12 Speaker 03 Game on, suckers. Question one, the topic is wildlife. As always, this will be multiple choice. According to Texas A&M University, which of these animals is fastest? Is it a squirrel, moose, jackrabbit, or bison?
9:31 Speaker 05 Hold on, I got a lot of issues with this.
9:33 Speaker 03 Okay, you want specific species, like is it a
9:36 Speaker 05 No, no, no, over what, over what interval?
9:39 Speaker 03 Just the fastest top speed that they can achieve.
9:42 Speaker 05 Okay, okay.
9:42 Speaker 03 According to Texas A&M, which of these animals is fastest? Phil, we're now looking at me. Is it a squirrel, a moose, a jackrabbit, or a bison?
9:55 Speaker 04 This is tricky.
9:56 Speaker 03 Which of those four animals is the fastest? Uh, later on in the, the bridge of that song of Luke Bryan's new fish hunt golf drink, he says, "A little chip sip, rip a couple lips, which food plot am I gonna sit?"
10:11 Speaker 05 That's
10:12 Speaker 03 Good wisdom.
10:13 Speaker 05 Oh, he means chip like a golf swing. I was thinking like a Dorito. Yeah.
10:18 Speaker 06 That works too.
10:19 Speaker 05 Chip dip, chewing my lip.
10:23 Speaker 03 You got it. You just came up with another, uh, the hidden bridge.
10:27 Speaker 05 Yeah.
10:28 Speaker 03 According to Texas A&M, which of these animals is fastest?
10:31 Speaker 06 I don't think this one's that hard.
10:33 Speaker 05 In a hymnal.
10:34 Speaker 03 Jackrabbit.
10:35 Speaker 05 My lyrics.
10:36 Speaker 06 If I'm right.
10:39 Speaker 03 Yanni is confident. Is everybody ready?
10:42 Speaker 04 Yeah.
10:42 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Maxwell says, "Bison." Alex, "Bison." Randall, "Jackrabbit." Nate, "Moose." Yanis, "Jackrabbit." Brody, "Moose."
10:56 Speaker 05 Oh.
10:56 Speaker 03 True. The correct answer is jackrabbits.
11:01 Speaker 06 Ah! Don't! Ah!
11:02 Speaker 03 I think we had Randall and Yanni get that one right.
11:06 Speaker 05 Go with what you know.
11:07 Speaker 03 According to Texas A&M, the top speed of a jackrabbit is 45 miles per hour.
11:12 Speaker 05 Oh my goodness.
11:13 Speaker 03 That's followed by a moose at 40 miles per hour, bison at 35 miles per hour, and squirrel at 12 miles per hour. The fastest a human has ever ran is Usain Bolt at 27.78 miles per hour.
11:27 Speaker 05 45 miles an hour.
11:28 Speaker 03 Unreal. 45 jackrabbits.
11:30 Speaker 05 My bird dog ran a jackrabbit down one time over like 300 or 400 yards and gave it a heart attack and it died.
11:36 Speaker 03 Damn!
11:37 Speaker 05 Fell over dead.
11:38 Speaker 03 The dog or the jackrabbit?
11:39 Speaker 05 Jackrabbit.
11:40 Speaker 03 Okay. Question two.
11:42 Speaker 05 If it was the dog, this episode would be off to a really negative start.
11:47 Speaker 03 Question two, the topic is fishing. This five-letter word is defined as, quote, "the length of metal from the hook eye to the point where the hook begins to bend." Max and Randall. Let me check and see if it's. Already locked in their answer. Five-letter word is defined as the length of metal.
12:07 Speaker 05 There's a word in there that you should remove.
12:09 Speaker 03 From the hook eye.
12:10 Speaker 05 To make this clearer, but I'm not gonna elaborate.
12:13 Speaker 03 To the point where the hook begins to bend. I think I got this definition from Eagle Claw.
12:17 Speaker 05 Oh, great brand.
12:18 Speaker 03 That's why I was just going with a direct quote.
12:20 Speaker 05 Eagle Claw?
12:22 Speaker 06 Yeah. I fished a lot of those, uh.
12:25 Speaker 03 Crappy rigs.
12:26 Speaker 06 Pre, um, pre-made leaders.
12:30 Speaker 03 Pre-tied.
12:31 Speaker 06 You know?
12:31 Speaker 05 The snelled hook?
12:32 Speaker 06 Yeah, was it, were these, I guess they were snelled.
12:34 Speaker 05 Like for like bait fishing?
12:36 Speaker 06 Yeah, I don't know, I don't know why, like they were like, I would find them like in my grandpa's stash.
12:41 Speaker 03 That's a classic of the must have.
12:43 Speaker 05 Old tackle boxes love packs of snelled.
12:46 Speaker 06 Yeah. But I don't even know what they were actually for. I mean, I would just like fish like a worm braid under a bobber.
12:52 Speaker 05 Yeah, they're for the best thing in the world.
12:54 Speaker 06 But why were they made that way? Like what, what advantage does that give you versus just tying your hook onto the line?
12:59 Speaker 03 Quick rigging?
13:00 Speaker 06 Yeah.
13:01 Speaker 05 Wouldn't you put it on a swivel? Like that little attach? And you just leave the swivel on there?
13:07 Speaker 06 Yeah, maybe that was it.
13:08 Speaker 03 Yanni's been so distracted, he has a blank whiteboard.
13:11 Speaker 05 Yeah, I still have some of those snelled hook.
13:13 Speaker 03 Like I have some right now for sure. Five letter word is defined as the length of metal from the hook eye to the point where the hook. You know what a crappy rig is? It's like heavy mono and then it's got two like wire arms. Wire. You can just loop those snelled hooks onto those things. We use them for perch.
13:35 Speaker 03 Is everybody ready?
13:36 Speaker 05 Just wanted to do that.
13:38 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers.
13:40 Speaker 04 Ooh, yanni.
13:41 Speaker 03 Maximus says shank. Alex without an answer. Randall, shank. Nate, shank.
13:47 Speaker 04 Complete guess.
13:47 Speaker 03 Yanis, shank. Brody, shank. The correct answer is shank. The shank is basically the straight part of the hook on a standard J hook. Shank configuration to vary by style, including forged and unforged options, different lengths, unique shapes, and in some cases barbs that hold bait. And Phil has a diagram for us.
14:09 Speaker 04 Oh, we don't need Phil's.
14:10 Speaker 03 Showing you the anatomy of a hook. And there you can see what the shank refers to.
14:15 Speaker 05 Brody, what was the wording that you changed?
14:17 Speaker 03 Oh, it said, it was like, it had the word point in there, which like. Yeah, initially confused me.
14:24 Speaker 05 I see.
14:25 Speaker 03 We are on to question three. The topic is hunting. This next great question is via Ethan Zonbrecker. Ducks Unlimited says it's thanks to this grain that Stuttgart, Arkansas is the quote duck capital of the world. Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack. Oh, very good.
14:44 Speaker 07 What is it called?
14:45 Speaker 04 Guess what?
14:46 Speaker 03 What?
14:46 Speaker 04 You're a duck dad. The hen house produced eight ducks, eight ducklings.
14:51 Speaker 03 They're out there now?
14:52 Speaker 04 They're out there now.
14:53 Speaker 03 They're just swimming around in her pond?
14:55 Speaker 04 Just little fuzzballs. Yep.
14:56 Speaker 03 Uh, how much did you know like leading up to that, that you were going to have chicks this year?
15:01 Speaker 04 Um, well, I did see her try to like hop into the hen house, but she kept on hopping up top. And then, um, later that day, I think, um, Steve texted me and he's like, hey, hen, hen is in the house.
15:14 Speaker 03 Wow.
15:14 Speaker 04 And then like she, I kept on looking back and it was probably over like a two, three week, week period. She was in there on her nest and then I was texting Nate the whole time when I was gone. I was like, what's duck report? Duck report. And then, um, yeah, they probably just hashed within the last five days.
15:30 Speaker 05 Are you gonna grab one of them and practice diaper changing?
15:34 Speaker 04 No, I'm not gonna do that.
15:36 Speaker 03 Are you more of a father figure Max or the landlord being that you built the duck nest?
15:41 Speaker 04 Uh, I'm a more of a father figure. Well, no, I didn't. No, more the landlord.
15:46 Speaker 05 Sort of an absentee. They're like your trust fund babies.
15:50 Speaker 03 Ducks Unlimited.
15:51 Speaker 06 Both raccoon doesn't get them.
15:54 Speaker 04 No, I think that time is past.
15:57 Speaker 03 DU says it's thanks to this grain that Stuttgart or Stuttgart. Stuttgart, Arkansas is the duck capital of the world.
16:09 Speaker 03 Maxwell flashing his answer.
16:11 Speaker 06 This is one that I think Max knows.
16:13 Speaker 05 I don't know this one. I don't know either.
16:15 Speaker 03 Is everybody ready? DU says it's thanks to this grain that Stuttgart, Arkansas is the duck capital of the world. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Max says rice, Alex, barley, Randall, Millet, Nate. Rice, Yanni, Rice, Brody, Rice. The correct answer is rice.
16:35 Speaker 05 Two for two on guesses.
16:36 Speaker 03 Many ducks, including the majority of North America's pintails, rely on rice fields for wintering habitat. Birds love these flooded fields because they mimic natural wetlands and offer an easily accessible source of high energy food. It's estimated that more than half of the country's acres of rice are located in Arkansas with another 20% in neighboring states.
16:58 Speaker 05 Goodness gracious, that's a lot.
17:00 Speaker 03 Half of the rice comes from Arkansas.
17:02 Speaker 05 Dumb.
17:03 Speaker 03 20% in the neighboring states and I think it's like 20% in California. So it's only a handful of places.
17:08 Speaker 04 Yeah, I was gonna say California is another rice heavy state.
17:11 Speaker 06 And they also have a lot of good duck hunting.
17:13 Speaker 03 Have you hunted around the duck capital of the world, Maxwell?
17:16 Speaker 04 Oh, I not physically hunted, but I filmed.
17:19 Speaker 03 Okay. Were you guys hunting over flooded rice fields?
17:21 Speaker 04 Um, a couple of times we did, did flooded timber. Um, yeah, only a couple of times of flooded rice.
17:27 Speaker 06 Yeah, you almost drowned in a Can-Am bridge accident.
17:31 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah. I've seen this picture. That's sketchy.
17:34 Speaker 03 Did it live up to the hype of being the duck capital of the world?
17:36 Speaker 04 Uh, yeah, no, I mean, it's just a cool area, a lot of history and there's like.
17:39 Speaker 06 Is it yeah or no?
17:40 Speaker 04 Yes.
17:41 Speaker 05 He's a North Dakotan, that's what they do. They say, yeah, no.
17:44 Speaker 04 The.
17:45 Speaker 05 You don't want to be told.
17:46 Speaker 04 The town just lives up to the hype and it's, if you're a duck hunter, I would definitely recommend it's just a cool place. Um, there's a lot of things to do and yeah, a lot of waterfall down there.
17:54 Speaker 05 God, I love Max.
17:55 Speaker 03 From the duck landlord Maxwell. Question four.
17:58 Speaker 05 He just loves what he loves.
17:59 Speaker 04 Duck landlord.
18:00 Speaker 03 The topic is natural history. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Andrew Green. Sending this great question. Andrew is going to get a $150 first light gift card. If you want a chance to win the listener question of the week and send your question to trivia at the meat eater.com. This extinct animal is the largest bear species of all time, which is named after its compact muzzle.
18:25 Speaker 06 Say there are some mean sons of guns.
18:28 Speaker 03 This extinct animal is the largest bear species of all time, which is named after its compact muzzle.
18:36 Speaker 05 I feel like you made this a little. Too many.
18:37 Speaker 03 Easy.
18:37 Speaker 05 Too much context.
18:38 Speaker 03 Yeah, too much context. You're gonna make Alex feel bad.
18:42 Speaker 05 But I feel like if you knew it, you would have got it with half the question. If you don't know it, you don't know.
18:48 Speaker 04 That's from screen.
18:48 Speaker 03 Yeah.
18:49 Speaker 06 Are you doing some painting at home?
18:52 Speaker 05 Uh, grout tile. Tile work.
18:54 Speaker 03 Ooh, what are we tiling?
18:55 Speaker 05 Bathroom.
18:57 Speaker 06 Yeah, you don't look like your normal dressed up, kinda put together self today. You look kinda like a.
19:02 Speaker 05 It's cause I've been tiling, starting at like 8pm.
19:06 Speaker 03 What a combo. Nate's, Nate's wife is a woodworker and Nate is a tile man.
19:11 Speaker 05 Yep.
19:11 Speaker 03 Got it all.
19:12 Speaker 06 You guys are cramming before the baby comes in.
19:15 Speaker 05 Yes, sir.
19:15 Speaker 03 Seamster.
19:16 Speaker 05 It's last room. A seamster.
19:18 Speaker 03 You're a seamster.
19:19 Speaker 05 A sewer. Aspiring.
19:22 Speaker 06 When do you find time to make brownies to give to landowners?
19:25 Speaker 05 Sunday afternoon.
19:26 Speaker 06 I heard you, I heard you bribe landowners with brownies.
19:29 Speaker 05 Bribe is a strong word. Encourage. Dude, I just dropped off a bunch of peanut butter pies. Those dude, those get. I had a landowner request it. I was asking for, cause yeah, I have whitetail permission. You have a menu? Yeah.
19:44 Speaker 05 Yeah, dude, exactly. I have whitetail permission and I went and asked for turkey permission and he's like. Yeah, you can go hunt turkeys. You think you could bring by one of them peanut butter pies?
19:54 Speaker 03 Yes, sir. Good for you, Nate. Yeah, man.
19:57 Speaker 05 Well, he's flipping the script. They're coming to him and be like, hey, I got this new property, 500 acres. I'd be a big buck, you know, if you brought me one of those pies.
20:07 Speaker 03 Again, we're on question four. This extinct animal is the largest bear species of all time, which is named after its compact muzzle. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Oh my. Maxwell says, short snout bear. Alex, without an answer. Randall, short faced bear. Nate, short faced bear. Yanni, short faced. Brody, short faced. The correct answer is short faced. I'm sorry, Maxwell.
20:34 Speaker 06 Point, Phil.
20:35 Speaker 03 Bah. No, no point.
20:37 Speaker 05 No such thing. Phil, you doing all right?
20:39 Speaker 06 It's been there for weeks.
20:43 Speaker 05 Spencer asked a lot of you at the outset of this episode.
20:45 Speaker 06 Well, I'm just worried about being so late. I'm so sorry.
20:48 Speaker 05 No, I wouldn't.
20:49 Speaker 03 The short faced bear went extinct about 10,000 years ago during the last ice age. Its death was primarily driven by climate change, the loss of large prey, and the increased competition with other predators. There were a handful of species and subspecies with a range that stretches from Alaska to Patagonia. The biggest of them could stand 12 feet tall and weigh 2,000 pounds, which is 500 pounds heavier than a polar bear. Phil has a diagram for us, comparing the short faced bear to a grizzly and a polar bear, and they make a brown bear look small.
21:22 Speaker 06 Look at the quads on that sucker.
21:23 Speaker 03 They always depict these things being like on steroids.
21:27 Speaker 05 We reached, me and my boys recently watched one of those, like docu, like it's all CGI's, you know, but it's like, they did some short faced bear stuff. Holy cow. It was good, but like, those things are mean, man. It's cool.
21:42 Speaker 03 So mean.
21:42 Speaker 06 Snout was a good guess.
21:44 Speaker 05 Yeah, it was.
21:45 Speaker 03 Based on context clues, but you don't get that point. Question five. The topic is conservation. The Conservation Law Foundation says it's best practice to dial this call before you dig phone number before planting a tree.
22:01 Speaker 06 What? I think I got it.
22:03 Speaker 05 Dude, I know.
22:04 Speaker 03 The Conservation Law Foundation.
22:06 Speaker 06 No, I'm changing it.
22:07 Speaker 05 I know, I've been the same.
22:08 Speaker 03 Best practice to dial this call before you dig phone number.
22:12 Speaker 05 I think I got it. I think I got it.
22:13 Speaker 03 Planting a tree.
22:16 Speaker 03 So we're looking for what that phone number is.
22:18 Speaker 04 It's like, you gotta, you want the area code or then the next five digits or?
22:23 Speaker 03 I don't know, Maxwell. There is one right answer and that's all. The Conservation Law Foundation says it's best practice to dial this call before you dig phone number.
22:35 Speaker 05 Not a big yard work guy over there.
22:39 Speaker 04 Nah, were you talking to Randall?
22:43 Speaker 03 Yanni, do you have this one right?
22:46 Speaker 06 I have an answer written down that came into mind when I thought about it for a few seconds.
22:52 Speaker 03 Nate, do you have this one right?
22:53 Speaker 05 Ah, 50/50. It's one or the other. I hit, I've been digging a whole bunch recently. Another project.
23:01 Speaker 04 Have you been calling before you dig?
23:02 Speaker 05 No, should be. If I was, I'd probably know this number.
23:06 Speaker 03 I did have to call them recently and they came out and they marked some lines. Now I'm good to go, digging all kinds of holes. The Conservation Law Foundation says it's best practice to dial this call before you dig phone number for planting a tree.
23:22 Speaker 06 We planted a couple pears and a couple apples and maybe a chestnut.
23:28 Speaker 04 I just found out that Spencer's fixing to be a fruit farmer.
23:31 Speaker 03 I'm trying, I'm starting an orchard at my place. I'm now up to 60 trees and shrubs that produce fruit.
23:37 Speaker 04 Really?
23:38 Speaker 05 Six zero?
23:39 Speaker 03 Sixty. It's all I've done this spring.
23:41 Speaker 05 That's awesome.
23:42 Speaker 03 Jeez.
23:43 Speaker 05 What's your most, fruit you're most excited about?
23:47 Speaker 03 Most excited about, probably my peach because I can actually see peaches coming out right now. But they also are not super tolerant of bad winters. Like this past winter, you could get a coconut or pineapple to live through what we had here in the valley. But the peach trees, they're like a fringe, uh, zone four fruit. So we'll see how it does.
24:07 Speaker 05 I thought it's a couple of years start getting fruit. How'd you get around that?
24:09 Speaker 03 It varies. There's like some things three years, other ones six years and you just never really know.
24:14 Speaker 04 How big was it, were the trees?
24:16 Speaker 03 We're gonna move on here in just a second, but I did everything from bare root, you know, which is like knee high, up to things that are probably like eight feet tall. So it's just a variety. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Maximus says 411. Alex without an answer. Randall says 711. Nate, 811. Yanni, 411. Brody, 1-800-DIG-SAFE.
24:43 Speaker 03 We have a correct answer in the room. Come on, Yadi. It's 811. No!
24:48 Speaker 05 Let's go, dude.
24:49 Speaker 03 No! I was so confident in that.
24:52 Speaker 05 I thought 411 was like, um, what is that?
24:55 Speaker 03 What's road conditions? 511? 511.
24:57 Speaker 05 511.
24:58 Speaker 04 411, like a directory?
25:01 Speaker 04 Or something like that?
25:02 Speaker 03 In 2005, the FCC made 811 the universal phone number for regional services that locate underground public utilities. It's estimated that there are 20 million miles of buried utilities in the United States, with repairs exceeding $30 billion annually. On average, an underground utility is damaged every six minutes due to a failure to contact 811.
25:26 Speaker 05 Dang!
25:27 Speaker 03 Every six minutes.
25:28 Speaker 05 411 is a word that's in like the, it's like a slang word in like the lexicon that means like, give me the scoop, give me the, what's the 411? I don't know where it comes from though.
25:36 Speaker 03 Gosh, 811? Phil, halfway through the game of trivia, give us a scoreboard update.
25:42 Speaker 05 Oh, yeah. At halftime, Alex has zero points.
25:47 Speaker 04 Not even an answer.
25:49 Speaker 05 Max has two points.
25:52 Speaker 05 Randall and Brody have three points. And in first place are Nate and Yannis with four points.
25:58 Speaker 06 It's anybody's game.
25:59 Speaker 05 Phil, what's 1010220? Remember those calling services? It's like a calling, I never really understood what that was.
26:06 Speaker 06 Wasn't that the one that you, that, wasn't that the way to like?
26:09 Speaker 05 I think it's calling.
26:10 Speaker 06 Call back, maybe?
26:11 Speaker 05 Maybe.
26:12 Speaker 03 I thought that was like Star 67.
26:15 Speaker 06 Oh, yeah.
26:15 Speaker 03 And Star 67 was to be unanimous, or to be anonymous.
26:19 Speaker 06 Yeah. Frank calls.
26:20 Speaker 03 Man, landline days.
26:21 Speaker 06 Yeah.
26:22 Speaker 05 Do you just look up 1010220, then when we get to the eight question? Next scoreboard update. Revisiting. Yeah, that's, that's my time to shine. Thanks, bud.
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29:30 Speaker 07 Question six. The topic is hunting. This next great question is via Alex Miller.
29:36 Speaker 03 Hall of Fame outfielder Ted Williams, who married his hunting guide's daughter, played his entire career for this team.
29:47 Speaker 05 Okay.
29:47 Speaker 03 Hall of Fame outfielder Ted Williams, who married his hunting guide's daughter, played his entire career for this team.
29:56 Speaker 04 It's gotta be somewhere.
29:57 Speaker 05 Why do you know this?
30:00 Speaker 05 My, well, I think I know it. It would just be my knowledge of Ted Williams and who he is. Is it because he was on your hometown team? No. Dang it.
30:10 Speaker 03 Oh, okay. There's a hint.
30:11 Speaker 05 No, that would have been tough.
30:13 Speaker 03 Eliminated one, maybe two of the 30 teams.
30:17 Speaker 05 Now it's what? Only, yeah, there you go. I mean, he, he predated my love of baseball. My love of baseball.
30:25 Speaker 03 Hall of Famer Ted Williams, who married his hunting guide's daughter, played his entire career for this team.
30:32 Speaker 04 Was he right, center, or left?
30:35 Speaker 03 He was a left fielder, I believe.
30:37 Speaker 04 Okay, I'm changing my answer then.
30:38 Speaker 06 10-10, 220 was something you could dial to get around like long distance races.
30:42 Speaker 05 That's right. Thank you, Phil.
30:44 Speaker 03 It's weird that they would give you these little hacks, like, here's how you be anonymous. Here's how you get around.
30:49 Speaker 06 I think it's sort of like, like a VPN these days. Like, it's legal, but they don't want you.
30:52 Speaker 05 Well, no, they, they had, they had, there were other variations on it and they would run endless television commercials. If you didn't grow up in the golden age of, of
31:02 Speaker 03 landlines.
31:02 Speaker 05 Late 90s landlines, man, phones today are so boring, except for the internet and the apps.
31:09 Speaker 03 I feel like I have just been getting beat over the head with 811 commercials lately, just because I'm digging holes and obviously Googling a lot, but I assume you guys like get some 811 commercials as well.
31:21 Speaker 06 I said hummingbird feeder out loud the other day for the first time in probably 15 years and I immediately got an Instagram ad for hummingbird.
31:27 Speaker 03 Good for you. Is everybody ready to tell me who Ted Williams played for? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Maxwell says Colorado Rockies. Alex says Red Sox. Randall, Red Sox. Nate, Yankees. Yanni, Yankees. Brody, Yankees. The correct answer is the Boston Red Sox.
31:49 Speaker 05 The Sox, baby. Yeah.
31:50 Speaker 03 Alex and Randall.
31:52 Speaker 05 Alex is one for one today.
31:54 Speaker 07 Yeah, technically I am. It's the first one I actually had an answer to.
31:58 Speaker 03 Ted Williams was named the fifth greatest baseball player of all time by ESPN in 2022. He was inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame in 1966 and the International Game Fish Association Hall of Fame in 2000. The first of his three wives was the daughter of his Minnesota hunting guide. They had a daughter of their own in 1948 and Williams missed her birth because he was fishing for snook in Florida. He then waited five days before flying to Minnesota to meet his newborn, then got back on a plane less than a week after that to return to Florida. He told reporters, quote, "This place is too cold for me and besides, the fishing is great." They got divorced six years later. Six years. Six years.
32:42 Speaker 05 It was harder to get divorced back then.
32:44 Speaker 03 And Phil is now showing us a photo of Ted Williams with a large billfish.
32:50 Speaker 05 We should write more things on animals that we harvest.
32:54 Speaker 03 They're so tasteful.
32:56 Speaker 06 That's a big blue marlin, man.
32:57 Speaker 03 And Ted Williams had his own line of shotguns, rifles, fishing rods that were sold at Sears back in the day. We are now on to question seven. Socks. The topic is fishing. This Wisconsin brand was founded in 1960 and is named after indigenous peoples of the Arctic.
33:18 Speaker 03 The room is stumped.
33:21 Speaker 03 This Wisconsin brand was founded in 1960 and is named after indigenous peoples of the Arctic. Brody was locked in his answer. Some kind of an outdoor brand, I imagine. Just gonna tell you the topic is fishing.
33:35 Speaker 07 Oh, no.
33:37 Speaker 03 This Wisconsin brand was founded in 1960 and is named after indigenous peoples of the Arctic. We're gonna have a tight game here. I feel like there's some. A scoreboard update.
33:50 Speaker 04 Uh, I got a question for you after this.
33:52 Speaker 03 Okay, I'm ready for it, Max.
33:54 Speaker 04 In fact, I told you about which athlete follows me to your Instagram.
33:58 Speaker 03 Yes.
33:59 Speaker 04 We, we have to have that question.
34:01 Speaker 03 Oh, I don't know if that'll go over real well.
34:03 Speaker 04 No, probably not.
34:04 Speaker 03 Based on Ted Williams' success in the room, two of our six players, knowing who he played for.
34:10 Speaker 04 What current?
34:12 Speaker 04 Stanley Cup contender.
34:13 Speaker 03 Nathan McKinnon, uh, follows me on Instagram and that just tickles Maxwell, even though he plays for.
34:19 Speaker 06 Well, how are your Wilds doing? They still in it?
34:20 Speaker 03 How are they doing?
34:23 Speaker 04 I will leave. No, they lost the Avs. Which Spencer's a Avs bandwagon.
34:30 Speaker 03 The good guys. Why do you hate the Avs?
34:32 Speaker 06 Cause I'm a Detroit Red Wings fan. Late 90s man. Heated rivalry. Oh, that was good times.
34:39 Speaker 03 Heated rivalry in hockey. I know what Brody's been watching lately. This Wisconsin brand was founded in 1960 and is named after indigenous peoples of the Arctic. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Maximus says Eskimo. Alex says Minn Kota. Randall, Eskimo, Nate Eskimo, Yanni Eskimo, Brody Eskimo. The correct answer is Eskimo.
35:06 Speaker 04 Dude.
35:07 Speaker 03 Eskimo primarily sells ice fishing gear with their first product being an auger that was powered by a car battery. The Eskimo name is an umbrella term that generally refers to two groups of people. The Inuit of Canada, Greenland and Northern Alaska and the Yupik of Siberia and Western Alaska.
35:25 Speaker 06 I got a great big Eskimo ice fishing tent I'm looking to sell if anyone's interested.
35:30 Speaker 03 You see, those are becoming real popular for hunters who are doing car camping in the fall.
35:35 Speaker 06 I think I might have retired from ice fishing after this last winter.
35:39 Speaker 03 Ice fishing retired from you. That's what it did.
35:43 Speaker 06 It's okay.
35:44 Speaker 03 Question eight. The topic is conservation. This shark is the man behind the proposed $100 billion Utah data center.
35:55 Speaker 03 Shark is in quotation marks. This shark is the man behind the proposed $100 billion Utah data center.
36:04 Speaker 06 I only know one. We talked about this yesterday, didn't we? I can't remember the guy's name though.
36:08 Speaker 03 Yeah. Max has come up with the San Jose shark.
36:13 Speaker 03 No. No.
36:16 Speaker 04 I know what shark means in this question.
36:17 Speaker 03 Okay.
36:18 Speaker 06 Did anyone here see Marty Supreme?
36:20 Speaker 05 Oh, Phil.
36:21 Speaker 06 No, that is a, you know, that's not a clue for anyone in here. Not for anyone in this room.
36:27 Speaker 03 Did you see, did you see Shao May shaved his mustache? He's supreme.
36:30 Speaker 05 It's just, everybody's always like, well, nobody in this room.
36:33 Speaker 03 Crazy.
36:34 Speaker 05 Like, when a hint is given, it's not just about the people in this room. It's about all the fans that are listening.
36:41 Speaker 06 Well, that's so kind of you.
36:42 Speaker 03 Yeah, no, Phil's gonna have to bleep that out.
36:45 Speaker 06 You're right, I never think of the fans listening. That's a good perspective.
36:48 Speaker 04 You never think about the fans.
36:50 Speaker 03 This shark is the man behind the proposed $100 billion Utah data center. Last name would be good enough. I'm okay with doing Jeopardy rules in that case. If you just give me the last name, we'll accept that.
37:04 Speaker 07 Now I'm thinking about Phil's.
37:05 Speaker 03 Unless, of course, it was going to be like one of the Kennedys. That would not fly.
37:10 Speaker 05 There's a lot of different kinds of Kennedys out there.
37:15 Speaker 03 This shark is the man behind the proposed $100 billion Utah data center. Yanni is stumped. Even after, uh, Phil's hint.
37:24 Speaker 04 Uh.
37:25 Speaker 03 With furious erasing from Max.
37:30 Speaker 04 I got one of them, but it's.
37:31 Speaker 07 It's okay, Max.
37:31 Speaker 03 Have you seen that movie, Phil?
37:33 Speaker 06 Yeah.
37:34 Speaker 03 Okay, you give us a review after this.
37:35 Speaker 06 And I thought this guy who seems like, you know, uh, I'm not gonna call him any names.
37:39 Speaker 03 A boner.
37:40 Speaker 06 But he was great in Marty Supreme.
37:43 Speaker 07 Well, yeah, I mean, he just played himself, right?
37:45 Speaker 06 He's really good.
37:46 Speaker 05 Oh.
37:47 Speaker 03 Yes.
37:48 Speaker 04 No, five, four, three, I gotta question.
37:51 Speaker 03 Now Alex is gonna win the damn game. What's up, Alex?
37:56 Speaker 07 Does a nickname count?
37:58 Speaker 03 Um, you know what, Alex, for you, if you give us the nickname.
38:02 Speaker 06 Just for you.
38:02 Speaker 03 We'll accept that. Yep.
38:05 Speaker 07 I don't think I have this.
38:07 Speaker 03 It's not because I like you, it's not because you're a nice guy, it's because we respect the troops around here and Memorial Day is coming up.
38:13 Speaker 07 I am losing this game no matter what.
38:15 Speaker 03 If you give us the nickname, that's probably even harder to come up with than, uh,
38:20 Speaker 07 Thanks, Phil.
38:21 Speaker 03 His actual name.
38:22 Speaker 06 Anytime.
38:23 Speaker 07 And thanks, Brody, for, uh, keeping the wheels turning.
38:27 Speaker 03 Randall, you have this one right?
38:29 Speaker 05 No, I'm not gonna change. I like have my answer, but I'm like, is it close to this?
38:34 Speaker 06 But then everybody ready?
38:35 Speaker 05 Is this the actual name?
38:36 Speaker 06 No, I'm not gonna change.
38:38 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Max says Mark Cuban. Alex says Cuban, Cuban. Alex says Mr. Wonderful. Randall, O'Leary. Nate, Mark Cuban. Yanni, without an answer. Brody, Kevin O'Leary. The correct answer is Kevin O'Leary.
38:56 Speaker 05 Bummer.
38:56 Speaker 03 Who has the nickname, uh, Mr. Wonderful.
38:59 Speaker 04 Wow, Alex.
39:00 Speaker 03 Thanks, Brody. What a weird, did he give himself that nickname? It shouldn't work for him.
39:04 Speaker 05 Probably.
39:05 Speaker 03 Uh, the proposed data center is called the Stratos Hyperscale Data Center. Its campus will span forty thousand acres, which is sixty-two square miles, making it the biggest of its kind on the planet. It will solely use twice as much electricity as the rest of the state and consume billions of gallons of water. Scientists predict the campus could create a heat island and raise local temperatures by two to five degrees during the day and eight to twelve degrees at night.
39:33 Speaker 04 Wow.
39:34 Speaker 06 He was a real smug son of a biscuit talking about that thing.
39:39 Speaker 03 And here's a rendering of the proposed campus where that data center.
39:44 Speaker 05 Here's a rendering of Mr. Wonderful.
39:46 Speaker 03 You know what? That does, that does look like him.
39:48 Speaker 04 I was gonna say the bald guy.
39:49 Speaker 03 His new thing is he, uh, wears jewelry that features like sports cards in it, like a million dollar Kobe Bryant signed rookie jersey card.
39:59 Speaker 05 Ugh.
40:00 Speaker 03 Phil, give me a review of, uh,
40:02 Speaker 05 That wasn't directed towards Kobe.
40:03 Speaker 03 Marty Supreme, and then a scoreboard update, please.
40:06 Speaker 06 Uh, it's a descent into hell with the world's worst person. Um, I didn't really buy the ending, but I thought the movie overall was great.
40:12 Speaker 03 Thank you.
40:14 Speaker 05 Oh, I thought you were talking about this episode.
40:16 Speaker 03 Yeah.
40:19 Speaker 03 Scoreboard update.
40:20 Speaker 06 Oh, yeah, that's right. I do that, don't I? Uh, here we are. We've got Alex on the board, too.
40:26 Speaker 05 Ooh.
40:27 Speaker 06 Max has three. Uh, Nate, Yannis, and Brody are all tied up with five in first place. Six points, Dr. Randall.
40:34 Speaker 03 Already come back.
40:35 Speaker 06 God, you cut the tension with a knife.
40:37 Speaker 04 Here.
40:39 Speaker 03 Question nine. The topic is biology. This next great question is via Eric Trumble. This eleven letter word is defined as, quote, "The intentional killing of young offspring by a mature animal of the same species."
40:58 Speaker 05 Oh, oh.
40:59 Speaker 03 This eleven letter word is defined as "The intentional killing of young offspring by a mature animal of the same species." Nate and Brody and Randall.
41:09 Speaker 05 For anyone, Phil?
41:10 Speaker 03 I like their answers.
41:12 Speaker 04 I know what animals do this.
41:15 Speaker 03 What animals do this, Max?
41:16 Speaker 04 Bears.
41:17 Speaker 03 Okay.
41:21 Speaker 04 Those animals?
41:21 Speaker 03 You're right.
41:22 Speaker 05 Oh, dolphins? No.
41:25 Speaker 03 You know what? I'm good. I will list my examples in the flavor text and those are both among my examples. This eleven letter word is defined as "The intentional killing of young offspring by a mature animal."
41:37 Speaker 05 Yeah, dolphins do weird.
41:39 Speaker 03 Stuff. They're killing, they're raping, they're pillaging.
41:42 Speaker 05 Yeah. Hide your kids. Hide your dolphins.
41:49 Speaker 03 Eleven letter word.
41:52 Speaker 03 Oh, I like Max's answer.
41:55 Speaker 04 Sure.
41:56 Speaker 03 Eleven letter word. "The intentional killing of young offspring by a mature animal of the same species." Yanni, do you have this one right?
42:02 Speaker 05 I believe so.
42:03 Speaker 03 Okay. We're gonna have a tight game going into the final question, question 10. Is everybody ready?
42:09 Speaker 04 Yeah.
42:10 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Max says sacrificing. Alex, cannibalism. Randall, infanticide. Nate, Yanni, Brody, infanticide. The correct answer is infanticide.
42:25 Speaker 05 Want to fanta? Don't you want to?
42:29 Speaker 03 If you want to spell that correctly at home, I-N-F-A-N-T-I-C-I-D-E.
42:36 Speaker 05 Why don't we have our spelling bee derby or spelling, yeah, spelling bee thing?
42:40 Speaker 03 It's gonna happen, I promise. Infanticide is surprisingly common across the animal kingdom with it being done by dolphins. Lions, leopards, bears, squirrels, mongooses, frogs, primates, and more. Sometimes it's a measure of population control, so there's less competition for resources. But most often, infanticide is practiced by males who want to eliminate other males, and so females are motivated to mate again.
43:04 Speaker 06 Is there a different word for if they like abort a fetus that hasn't been born yet? Like zebras will do that.
43:10 Speaker 03 I don't know, probably just abortion.
43:12 Speaker 06 Still in the, not infanticide?
43:15 Speaker 03 Well, I think infanticide would have to be like, uh, the thing is born, and then, uh, something else is killing. All right, here's a correct answer review so far. One, Jack Rabbit. Two, Shank. Three, Rice. Four, Short-Faced Bear. Five, 811. Six, Boston Red Sox. Seven, Eskimo. Eight, Kevin O'Leary. Nine, Infanticide. Phil, scoreboard update.
43:41 Speaker 06 Standings remain the same here. I believe mostly we've got Nate, Yannis, and Brody tied up in second place. I know. Or I guess that wouldn't be tied up in second, right? How does that work against Spencer?
43:51 Speaker 03 Tied in second.
43:51 Speaker 06 Okay, great. They're all tied up in second with six, and Randall is still a point ahead with seven points.
43:56 Speaker 03 Question 10. The topic is cooking.
43:58 Speaker 04 This is a good one.
43:59 Speaker 05 I prefer two-point leads going to question 10.
44:02 Speaker 03 This inflammatory arthritis used to be called the Disease of Kings, because it was common among well-off individuals who eat a lot of red meat.
44:12 Speaker 05 You got this? Am I a King of the Hill fan?
44:15 Speaker 03 Nah. I didn't know this comes up on King of the Hill.
44:19 Speaker 06 Big hit, Randall.
44:21 Speaker 05 It's the whole plot of one episode.
44:23 Speaker 03 I would imagine that it must be, uh, Bill.
44:25 Speaker 05 Bobby.
44:26 Speaker 03 Bobby, even better. Okay. This inflammatory arthritis used to be called, quote, "The Disease of Kings", because it was common among well-off individuals who eat a lot of red meat.
44:37 Speaker 05 My dad got this bad, and it's up there like next to dementia for me.
44:42 Speaker 03 Like, you're scared of it?
44:44 Speaker 05 Yeah.
44:44 Speaker 03 Okay.
44:45 Speaker 05 Sucks.
44:46 Speaker 03 Randall's also scared because Bobby Hill had it.
44:49 Speaker 05 Yeah, but his, his.
44:50 Speaker 03 Twenty-three minute episode.
44:51 Speaker 05 His experience was more lighthearted.
44:55 Speaker 03 Okay.
44:55 Speaker 05 What's the question mean by well-off?
44:58 Speaker 03 Uh, wealthy.
44:59 Speaker 04 You're gonna get it.
45:00 Speaker 05 No, I'm not. I'm just trying to give myself an opportunity.
45:03 Speaker 03 Having access to resources. That's what a well-off individual would be here, because it's called.
45:07 Speaker 05 You know this word now.
45:08 Speaker 03 The Disease of Kings.
45:09 Speaker 05 Oh, I'm sure I do.
45:11 Speaker 03 Is everybody ready? Yeah.
45:14 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Max and Alex do not have an answer. Yeah. The rest of the room says gout. They got it. The correct answer is gout. Gout causes pain and swelling in your joints, including knees, ankles, elbows, and hands, but is most commonly felt in your big toe. Causes include genetics, medication side effects, and diet. Cleveland Clinic says certain foods increase your risk of gout, including game meat, organ meat, and seafood. What about booze? Isn't that a big one? That's what I was just going for, things relevant to our universe, but it said sugary foods, alcohol, and then, yeah, the game meat, organ meat, and seafood. Randall is our winner today with eight.
45:56 Speaker 05 Well played, Randall.
45:59 Speaker 03 He hit the Shelby index. What are you gonna do with that $500 today?
46:02 Speaker 05 Oh, I forgot. That's what happens at this point in the game. It's been so long.
46:05 Speaker 03 Rhodey won the last two episodes. We could've almost had a back to back to back.
46:09 Speaker 05 I wasn't prepped for this.
46:10 Speaker 03 Okay.
46:11 Speaker 05 Um, you know, I was at the airport the other day on my way back from Florida, which is my new favorite state.
46:18 Speaker 03 Randall is a Florida man.
46:19 Speaker 05 And there was, there was someone from Warriors and Quiet Waters picking up some folks and meeting them at baggage claim to take them out on their, you know, their service members coming to Bozeman to do some outdoor stuff. And so, uh, that's top of mind. And why don't we send it their way?
46:38 Speaker 03 It's also, this episode will come out the week of Memorial Day.
46:42 Speaker 05 Oh.
46:42 Speaker 03 So, well, well done, Randall. Send his $500 their way. Join us next week for more Meat Eater trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.
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