Pod Insights The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 815: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CXCVII About this episode Spencer Neuharth https://www.instagram.com/spencerneuharth/?hl=en hosts MeatEater Trivia with Cory Calkins, Nate Mason, Max Barta, Sarah Delany Maggie Smith, and Jon Montressor.
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2:47 Speaker 04 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 Corey, John, Marge, Max, Nate, and Sarah. This is a 10-round quiz show with questions from meat eaters for verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. And there is a prize. Meat Eater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. And we have an IFAQ this week. If you have an IFAQ, send it to trivia@themead eater.com with the subject line, IFAQ. Skylar Brammer says, I would get discouraged losing all the time to Brody and Randall. Do the jabronis, do the jabronis get sad? Never consider not playing? No.
3:28 Steven Rinella? No.
3:28 Speaker 05 Very frustrated. Yes.
3:30 Speaker 06 It's a nice break from the other work at the office.
3:34 Speaker 05 You just gotta have fun with it and embrace the jabroniness.
3:38 Speaker 04 Well, it's only jabronis here today. So there is no Brody or Randall to lose to.
3:43 Steven Rinella? Here's a question. What if you were to win the like jabroni championship?
3:51 Speaker 04 Like Corey?
3:51 Steven Rinella? Corey. Does he get an invite to the real championship?
3:54 Speaker 04 Yeah, yeah, I think so.
3:55 Steven Rinella? And then what if he won the real championship?
3:57 Speaker 05 Well, then he's not a jabroni anymore.
3:58 Steven Rinella? It's kind of like, what was that soccer team that did that?
4:00 Speaker 06 Yeah, it's like Premier League soccer, like you get relegated if you lose.
4:03 Speaker 04 Ted Lasso.
4:04 Speaker 06 Yeah.
4:05 Steven Rinella? Don't know who that is.
4:08 Steven Rinella? I don't think that's soccer.
4:08 Speaker 06 Spectacular.
4:09 Speaker 04 Also, according to Nate, there will be blood is. Quote, whack.
4:12 Steven Rinella? I watched, like, is, go watch it if you haven't seen it.
4:16 Speaker 04 Nate came in with a real jabroni take this morning, telling Phil that he didn't like that movie.
4:21 Steven Rinella? No, I didn't say that at all. I enjoyed it, but it was whack.
4:24 Speaker 04 Okay, but it was whack. So, six jabronis in the room today, no Brody or Randall to defeat them. And we have some housekeeping. On a previous episode of trivia, we had a question about what item fur companies will trade for deer hides. The correct answer was gloves, but a few listeners wrote in saying they know of businesses that will do the exchange for a knife instead of gloves. And the day we played, Marge said knife, but did not get credit for a correct answer. So, we're fixing that today. Marge, you got that one right for saying knife. Well done.
4:57 Speaker 06 Great. I still lost.
5:00 Speaker 04 You got one more extra point.
5:01 Speaker 06 I did.
5:02 Speaker 04 Two weeks removed. Some more housekeeping. Also, we have a brand new game over on the Meat Eater website. On Mondays, we have Meat Eater Turtle. It's like World of Better. On Wednesdays, we have Meat Eater Crossword Puzzles. And now on Fridays, we have Meat Eater Word Search. Word Search might sound elementary, but I think it is the hardest we have between all three games. Because unlike most word searches, we don't tell you what words you're searching for. We just tell you the theme of the words, and it's your job to find them. The first three word searches are available on our website right now. The theme of the first one is fishing lures. The second one is Boone and Crockett Whitetail States.
5:44 Speaker 04 And the third one is birds. So, for example, you know that you're searching for the top five Boone and Crockett Whitetail States in the grid of letters, but we don't tell you what those states are. We always provide crew member scores for you to go head to head with. For Crosswords, it's Randall. For Turtle, it's Yanis. And for Word Search, it's Nate. So, head over to the meat eater dot com slash games to check out Word Search and see if you can best Nate Mason. New games drop three times a week.
6:13 Speaker 05 How's it been, Nate?
6:14 Steven Rinella? It's hard.
6:14 Speaker 05 Yeah?
6:15 Steven Rinella? Yeah, I like it.
6:16 Speaker 05 Cool.
6:16 Speaker 04 I can see how long folks spend playing the, each individual game. Word Search takes people the most amount of time to finish.
6:24 Speaker 05 Yeah, I can see that.
6:25 Speaker 04 So Nate is being a good guinea pig for us, and he's volunteering his score out there every week for people to go and destroy and say, haha, Nate.
6:34 Steven Rinella? Yeah.
6:34 Speaker 04 Better than you.
6:35 Steven Rinella? It's scary. It's scary. I don't care about the stranger. But I care about my older brother.
6:39 Speaker 04 Hmm.
6:40 Speaker 05 Yeah.
6:40 Speaker 04 You're gonna be hearing from him.
6:42 Steven Rinella? Dude, we, oh, we have so many ongoing. Yeah.
6:46 Speaker 04 So Nate has played the first ones, Fishing Lures, Boone and Crockett, Whitetail States, and Birds. Uh, which one was the hardest between those three?
6:53 Steven Rinella? Oh.
6:56 Speaker 04 Fishing Lures, Boone and Crockett, Whitetail States.
6:58 Steven Rinella? If anyone knows about my knowledge, Fishing Lures was tough.
7:02 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah.
7:03 Steven Rinella? Yeah, that's a hard one for me.
7:04 Speaker 05 Yeah, I bet Fishing Lures and Birds were the toughest, because there's only, there's only fifty states to choose from.
7:09 Speaker 04 Sure. Proper down, stick out a little more in the word search.
7:12 Steven Rinella? The problem is, you get stuck, you're like, okay, I think, you know, I, I think Indiana, or what, what, fill in a state is a Boone and Crockett state. And so you're looking for Indiana, and then turns out it's not, and then that's, it's tricky, dude, it's tricky.
7:24 Speaker 04 So we are now giving you a lot of ways to kill time at that desk job you really hate. Uh, go over to themeat eater dot com slash games. New games showing up Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Uh, the Shelby index for today is a three, so our brother should get six correct answers.
7:42 Steven Rinella? Wow, we're gonna get like two.
7:43 Speaker 04 I think you guys have it in you, I think you'll do well.
7:45 Speaker 05 I'm gonna win now, look at these.
7:47 Speaker 04 And with that, we're on to the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
7:53 Speaker 05 It's kinda making my head hurt.
7:54 Speaker 04 Max has put on Brody's glasses.
7:57 Speaker 05 I'm gonna send him a picture.
8:00 Speaker 07 It's time to win everything.
8:08 Speaker 04 Game on, suckers. What's that doing to your eyesight over there, Max?
8:12 Speaker 05 It's not helping.
8:14 Speaker 04 Question one, the topic is woodsmanship, and this will be multiple choice. When is the windiest part of a day? Is it morning, middle of the day, evening, or middle of the night?
8:30 Speaker 04 When is the windiest part of a day? Your four choices, morning, middle of the day, evening, middle of the night.
8:42 Speaker 05 I gotta take a better photo for Brody.
8:45 Speaker 04 Max has some readers that were attached to Brody's microphone, pushed all the way down to the end of his nose.
8:53 Speaker 04 Question one, when is the windiest part of a day? Morning, middle of the day, evening, middle of the night? Are our jabronis ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says evening, Cory, middle of the day, Sarah, middle of the day, John, morning, Max, middle of the night, Marge, middle of the day. The correct answer is middle of the day. Three of our jabronis Cory, Sarah, and Marge got that one right. The afternoon is windiest because the sun heats the ground, which causes warm air to rise and create turbulence. This process is called vertical mixing, which draws strong winds from higher altitudes down to the surface.
9:39 Speaker 04 Then at night, the ground cools and the air stabilizes. Winds are typically strongest on sunny days. I think I've lived in Bozeman for seven years now. We are in the windiest two week stretch.
9:49 Speaker 05 It's unbelievable.
9:50 Speaker 04 My life here. Have you guys lost anything in these winds? For reference, we had 90 mile an hour winds in the valley the other day. Have you guys lost anything important?
9:59 Speaker 05 A grill cover.
10:00 Speaker 04 A grill cover. Sarah, you lost a grill cover as well. I lost a grill cover, yeah. Dang. I had a neighbor lose a trampoline. Oh, like gone, gone, or has it been found? It was found, but it went over the fence into the neighbor's yard and crashed into their shit.
10:14 Speaker 04 So they might owe some money.
10:16 Speaker 05 My kid's basketball hoop isn't round anymore. Like egg shaped, fell over.
10:22 Speaker 04 Yeah, there is, it was, it also happened on recycling day. So like I didn't even try taking our bin out to the curb, but other folks did. And so now there's just recycling. I saw a post in Ask Bozeman. That was my neighborhood. Ask Bozeman, Facebook, someone was like.
10:40 Speaker 04 Someone needs to take their, all their trash out. They dumped it all over the yard. That was our local celebrity. Seventy-five miles an hour.
10:48 Speaker 06 Yeah, that's our local.
10:49 Speaker 04 Yes.
10:50 Speaker 06 Influencer.
10:50 Speaker 04 That, that was in my neighborhood. Uh, created some good drama.
10:55 Speaker 06 I don't remember where, oh, I'll show you.
10:56 Speaker 04 If you like reading. We'll show you afterwards.
10:59 Speaker 06 I should say names on the air.
11:01 Speaker 04 That's a really good. There will be no scratching of anything. No censorship.
11:07 Speaker 06 Just follow Hipsters of Bozeman and you'll know.
11:10 Speaker 04 Marge, Marge made an appearance on Hipsters of Bozeman.
11:13 Speaker 06 Back in the day.
11:14 Speaker 04 Years ago.
11:15 Speaker 06 Years ago. I think it was in the first twenty months.
11:18 Speaker 05 Chester gets called out all the time.
11:20 Speaker 04 They like Chester though.
11:21 Speaker 05 They like Chester, yeah.
11:21 Speaker 04 I always get a little worried wearing like first like camouflage. Ooh, you think they're gonna get ya? Oh yeah, every once in a while, there's someone, like two guys at a street corner wearing like camouflage poffies. Sure.
11:33 Speaker 05 Just don't be wearing a cowboy hat.
11:35 Speaker 04 Marge, what, what were you wearing when they, uh, when they got you?
11:39 Speaker 06 I had.
11:40 Speaker 04 It's, it's typically about what your outfit is. That's like what they're looking for.
11:43 Speaker 06 I had white platform Doc Martens on, which probably were the dead giveaway. Some high, high-rise like Carhartt looking pants. And then just like a t-shirt.
11:54 Speaker 04 Marge is just too stylish.
11:55 Speaker 06 I don't, it wasn't, I think it was the boots. They were cool.
11:59 Speaker 04 Yeah.
11:59 Speaker 06 Kind of out of style now.
12:00 Speaker 04 Let the haters hate.
12:01 Speaker 06 I know. I actually was, I felt honored.
12:03 Speaker 04 There you go. Question two. The topic is hunting. This is our listener question of the week, which is one by Daniel Nichols. For sending this great question, Daniel is going to get a board game signed by the crew. If you want a chance to win our listener question of the week, then send, then send your question to trivia at the meat eater dot com. This canine, whose nine-letter name translates to Badger Dog, was bred to fight badgers in their dens below ground.
12:30 Speaker 04 Badger Dog. Hmm. This canine, whose nine-letter name translates to, quote, Badger Dog, was bred to fight badgers in their dens below ground.
12:43 Speaker 04 Our bronies look stumped, except for Sarah. She already has an answer. Sarah, do you have an answer with nine letters? Uh, it does have nine letters. I think it's misspelled, but it's, I think, right. My mom. Shout out Les. Terrified of these dogs. Oh, alright. There's a hint if you know Sarah's family. This canine, whose nine-letter name translates to Badger Dog, was bred to fight badgers in their dens below ground. Sarah, the only jabroni with an answer so far.
13:14 Speaker 04 Nine-letter name.
13:18 Speaker 05 I'm just, I can't think of five dog names right now.
13:22 Speaker 06 Aren't you a dog guy, Max?
13:23 Speaker 05 Yeah, but I just can't. It's, I don't know if it's glasses or it's just the pressure.
13:28 Speaker 04 Cory, do you have an answer you like?
13:29 Speaker 05 Yeah, I think it's pretty good.
13:30 Speaker 04 Okay.
13:31 Speaker 05 If it's spelled correctly, same.
13:32 Speaker 04 Two of our jabronis are feeling confident. This canine, whose nine-letter name translates to Badger Dog, was bred to fight badgers in their dens below ground.
13:42 Speaker 05 How cool.
13:43 Speaker 04 Mm-hmm. There's a great book that talks about the American Kennel Club, like, dog shows. And they go through, like, breed, history. Uh-huh. And conformity and all that. If you're a dog nerd, it's a good one to read. Uh, the AKC is who helped me write this flavor text today. They know some things about dogs.
14:05 Speaker 04 How you doing, Max?
14:07 Speaker 05 Those glasses could be a little thicker.
14:10 Speaker 04 He's a different marker? Can we get, uh, Marge?
14:12 Speaker 05 Throw it against the door.
14:13 Speaker 04 We got a couple more markers there.
14:14 Speaker 05 This one's not much better.
14:16 Speaker 04 There we go, okay.
14:17 Speaker 05 I know, when it's gonna be one of those answers, when you're, when you say the correct answer, I'm just like, why didn't I think of that? I think my uncle has one.
14:26 Speaker 05 Badger Dog?
14:27 Speaker 06 You just don't know the name?
14:28 Speaker 05 Yes.
14:29 Speaker 06 Okay, this one doesn't work either.
14:30 Speaker 04 Oh, no. We need another replacement marker.
14:33 Speaker 05 We need a basketball hook on that door.
14:36 Speaker 04 Sorry, Max.
14:38 Speaker 05 Really helping that concentration.
14:40 Speaker 04 This canine, whose nine-letter name translates to Badger Dog, was bred to fight badgers in their dens below ground. Cory and Sarah are coming out of the gate hot. They think they're gonna be two questions correct.
14:55 Speaker 06 I got a nine-letter dog.
14:56 Speaker 04 Okay.
14:57 Speaker 05 Hey.
14:57 Speaker 04 Do you think it could be a dog that was bred to fight badgers in their dens?
15:01 Speaker 06 It's my family's dog.
15:02 Speaker 04 That's definitely right, Max. Right.
15:04 Speaker 06 But, uh...
15:06 Speaker 05 Lot of erasing.
15:07 Speaker 06 I think.
15:08 Speaker 04 That's a lot, that's a lot of added letters.
15:13 Speaker 04 John, Max, and Nate are stumped.
15:18 Speaker 04 You boys give up yet?
15:19 Speaker 05 Yeah, I'm done.
15:19 Speaker 01 Yeah. Yeah.
15:21 Speaker 04 Nate's uncle is going to be disappointed in him. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Nate without an answer. Cory says rottweiler. Sarah says dachshund. John without an answer. Max says shih-tzu. Uh, Maggie says schnauzer. Schnauzer. It's why they're so long. Yep. The correct answer is dachshund. I knew it. Sarah. Got that one right.
15:46 Speaker 05 Nice job, Sarah.
15:47 Speaker 04 That's why they're, that's why they are the shape they are. Even though they don't hunt badgers anymore, they're long and skinny because people used to pull them out for, by their tails. Germans started to shape the dachshund breed in the late 17th century. Their goal was to create a dog that's low to the ground, has a long rib cage, and has a well-hinged jaw with large teeth. The dachshund's job was to chase badgers into their dens and then drag them back to the surface. But what made those first dachshunds such good hunters also made them difficult to train. As one early breeder said, quote, "Dachshunds even disobey me when I instruct them to do something they want to do." Does your uncle have a dachshund?
16:25 Speaker 01 No, it's my godmother. She's got like four of them and they all, they pee all over her ass.
16:29 Speaker 04 Oh, no.
16:30 Speaker 01 Love you, Auntie Vicky.
16:33 Speaker 04 Just as honorary as those OG dachshunds that were hunting badgers. Question three, the topic is fishing. This boat motor company with a planetary name was founded in 1939.
16:46 Speaker 05 Ugh.
16:47 Speaker 04 The jabronis have their swagger back. Max likes his answer. John is quick to answer. Cory has an answer.
16:54 Speaker 05 I bet, I bet Shelby got this one right.
16:57 Speaker 04 Um, she did not get this one right, no. This boat motor company with a planetary name was founded in 1939.
17:05 Speaker 01 I know we've moved on, but Spencer asked me to.
17:07 Speaker 04 Show this picture, so. Oh, yes. There's one of those OG little Badger Hunters.
17:12 Speaker 05 Oh, I love the beard on him.
17:13 Speaker 06 Me too.
17:14 Speaker 05 I haven't seen one with the beard. I would, yeah, that would.
17:16 Speaker 06 I like that.
17:17 Speaker 04 In an old, black and white photo like that, now I'm like, okay, that looks like a Badger Hunter. They would go toe to toe.
17:22 Speaker 05 I love it, Marge.
17:23 Speaker 04 Yeah, they've softened over time, I think.
17:25 Speaker 06 They're a lot tougher than the current breed.
17:27 Speaker 05 Don't show Nate that answer.
17:29 Speaker 06 Socks.
17:30 Speaker 05 I feel like Brody, because Brody's constantly like this the whole time, like, looking at you.
17:35 Speaker 04 Yeah.
17:36 Speaker 06 Yes, he's a big stare.
17:37 Speaker 04 Yeah, the Brody stare down.
17:38 Speaker 05 Yeah, I feel like his neck would start hurting, you know, just like always looking down.
17:43 Speaker 04 This boat motor company with a planetary name was founded in 1939. Max, do you like Marge's answer?
17:50 Speaker 05 I'd love it.
17:50 Speaker 04 Okay, is everybody ready? My beef with Randall throwing me off.
17:55 Speaker 05 Oh, no.
17:56 Speaker 04 Yeah, I've heard about it. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says Jupiter. The rest in the room says Mercury. They got it. Hey. The correct answer is Mercury Marine.
18:09 Speaker 05 By Rappi Johnson.
18:10 Speaker 06 Boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider.
18:14 Speaker 04 The company was originally called Thor Outdoors.
18:18 Speaker 06 She was friends with.
18:19 Speaker 04 But later changed to Mercury Marine. Brands skyrocketed during World War II when they designed the best chainsaw on the market and won a government contract to produce them for the Army. Their chainsaws were able to cut through a 24-inch log in 17 seconds with the closest competitor being at 52 seconds.
18:37 Speaker 05 Amazing.
18:37 Speaker 06 Damn.
18:38 Speaker 05 Fun fact.
18:39 Speaker 04 Question four, the topic is natural history. This next great question is via Adam Smith. The Oregon Trail passes by Chimney Rock, Courthouse Rock, and Scotts Bluff while moving through this state. So we're looking for the name of the state. The Oregon Trail passes by Chimney Rock, Courthouse Rock, and Scotts Bluff while moving through this state. Max already has his answer. Max, do you have this one right?
19:06 Speaker 05 Yes, I do. I can't be that.
19:08 Speaker 04 I feel like since. He's got it. It's like a hint.
19:12 Speaker 05 That's the game I'm playing.
19:15 Speaker 04 The Oregon Trail passes by Chimney Rock, Courthouse Rock, and Scott's Bluff while moving through this state.
19:21 Speaker 06 I'm gonna take that hint too.
19:24 Speaker 05 Playing the how well do you know Max Barter game.
19:28 Speaker 04 You assume there's a reason Max knows this. Now it's influencing some answers in the room.
19:33 Speaker 05 I want to give everyone a hint.
19:35 Speaker 04 Yeah, do it.
19:36 Speaker 05 But I'm not gonna, because I'm losing.
19:38 Speaker 04 It's a competitive game. This is question four. The Oregon Trail passes by Chimney Rock, Courthouse Rock, and Scott's Bluff while moving through this state.
19:56 Speaker 04 Corey, how do you like your answer? I don't at all. It's not good. I only played the video game. I don't remember where they were going.
20:03 Speaker 05 Well, they were going to Oregon.
20:07 Speaker 05 Presumably. But what passes through?
20:10 Speaker 04 Yeah, where were they? Where's the trail? I can see it.
20:15 Speaker 04 The Oregon Trail. Just not interposed on a map. Passes by Chimney Rock. Time's up, Spencer. Forgive me, but they passed through multiple states, right?
20:24 Speaker 05 Multiple.
20:25 Speaker 04 Yeah, we're trying to narrow this. They could have started in Oregon. And there's chimney rocks all over.
20:30 Speaker 05 No, there's only one chimney rock.
20:32 Speaker 04 I guess I've called.
20:33 Speaker 05 Alright, time's up, Spencer.
20:34 Speaker 04 Corey, do you give up? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says South Dakota. Corey says Nevada. Sarah, North Dakota. John, South Dakota. Max, Nebraska. Marge, South Dakota. The correct answer is Nebraska. Max and only Max got that one right. Good job, Max. And there is a map of Nebraska on our wall, about eight feet in the air.
21:01 Speaker 05 Scott, no, no, Scott's Bluff is like, uh, on the western side.
21:05 Speaker 04 Yeah, there's like 20,000 people who live. Why do you know about Nebraska?
21:08 Speaker 05 Uh, I spent a lot of time in Scott's Bluff.
21:11 Speaker 06 Hutton.
21:11 Speaker 05 Hutton.
21:12 Speaker 04 And they just had like a true crime thing play out there at Scotts Bluff National Monument, where a dead body turned up of a dude who like walked away from a family gathering. People suspected the in-laws, they've ruled it an accident. Anyway, that just all played out a few weeks ago. The Oregon Trail goes through six states, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, and Oregon. The trail enters Nebraska from Kansas, following the Little Blue River until it hits the Platte River. It was here that travelers would encounter thousands of bison, which gave them fresh meat to eat and buffalo chips to burn. Question five. The topic is biology. This four-letter word refers to the thin-walled
21:54 Speaker 04 pouch at the base of a bird's esophagus, where food is stored before entering the stomach.
22:03 Speaker 04 This four-letter word refers to the thin-walled pouch at the base of a bird's esophagus, where food is stored before entering the stomach.
22:12 Speaker 05 These glasses are working.
22:15 Speaker 04 Max thinks he's got two in a row.
22:19 Speaker 05 This is gonna be three in a row for me.
22:20 Speaker 04 Three in a row. Okay, we're gonna get a scoreboard update from Phil the Engineer after this.
22:23 Speaker 05 I think in beer pong, you call that on fire.
22:26 Speaker 04 That's right. He was heating up.
22:27 Speaker 06 Heating up.
22:28 Speaker 04 Now he's on fire. Gotta throw him the ball back.
22:34 Speaker 04 This four-letter word refers to the thin-walled pouch at the base of a bird's esophagus, where food is stored before entering the stomach. Max has now passed the glasses to Nate.
22:45 Speaker 05 You gotta keep them low.
22:46 Speaker 04 See if the power is indeed in the lenses.
22:51 Speaker 04 Max likes his answer. John, do you have this one right? I think so, yes. Sarah, do you have this one right? I do. Marge, do you have this one right?
22:58 Speaker 06 Yeah.
22:58 Speaker 04 Okay.
22:59 Speaker 06 Consulting my office, mate.
23:00 Speaker 04 Four of our jabronis say they have this one.
23:04 Speaker 05 I'm just gonna give myself the point right now.
23:06 Speaker 04 Corey and Nate are not as confident.
23:08 Speaker 05 Easy bud, easy.
23:11 Speaker 04 Four-letter word refers to the thin-walled pouch at the base of a bird's esophagus, where food is stored before entering the stomach.
23:21 Speaker 04 Corey and Nate.
23:23 Speaker 05 It's not a gizzard. Nope, that's...
23:26 Speaker 06 Too many letters.
23:26 Speaker 04 That's, that's what I thought and then counted them. It's a giz.
23:30 Speaker 05 Some people call it giz.
23:31 Speaker 01 I was gonna say a zard.
23:33 Speaker 06 Gizzard is the colloquial term?
23:36 Speaker 04 Oh.
23:36 Speaker 06 For giz.
23:37 Speaker 04 Come on. Alright, time's up. Wait, give me like, give me ten seconds.
23:40 Speaker 06 No.
23:40 Speaker 04 Nate, I like the gla- the glasses, though. I usually wear glasses. Okay.
23:45 Speaker 05 For eyes.
23:47 Speaker 04 This four-letter word refers to the thin walled pouch at the base of a bird's esophagus where food is stored before entering the stomach. Remind me to tell you about my eye surgery. Crazy. I, I can't remember. Corey, do you give up? It's just your brain. Go ahead and reveal your answer. Ah! Nate says sack. Corey, without an answer. The rest of the room says crop. They got it. The correct answer is crop. When a bird swallows food, it goes from the throat to the esophagus, to the crop, to the first stomach, to the gizzard. The flexibility of the crop allows birds to eat more food than necessary and store some for later. Migrating birds tend to have small crops, while seed-eating birds tend to have big crops.
24:29 Speaker 05 It's so cool to, once you harvest a bird, to open it up and like, see what they're eating and like, that's like, oh, I should focus on this, you know?
24:36 Speaker 04 Dude.
24:37 Speaker 05 You can see it in grouse, pheasants, ducks, geese.
24:39 Speaker 04 Tony and I did it like, two weeks ago.
24:41 Speaker 05 Yeah.
24:41 Speaker 04 He was like, "Look, it's soybeans in the crop." And the digestion has like, barely started at that point, so it looks like if they have corn in there, if they have seeds in there, it looks like exactly how it was when they ate it.
24:52 Speaker 05 Yeah.
24:52 Speaker 04 Uh, you can learn a lot by the crop.
24:54 Speaker 05 One time, I found a minnow in a mallard.
24:57 Speaker 04 Oh, that's cool. Not known for eating a lot of fish.
25:00 Speaker 05 Very weird.
25:01 Speaker 04 Phil, give us a scoreboard update through five questions.
25:03 Speaker 06 Oh, Nate.
25:04 Speaker 04 Nate Mason. Wow.
25:08 Speaker 04 Nate, I'm gonna tie it up, bro. I'm gonna tie it up in the last five. Nate declared he's not a jabroni before we started recording. And how many points does he have, Phil?
25:18 Speaker 01 Uh, that looks like a big fat zero.
25:21 Speaker 04 I'm going five for five on the back half.
25:25 Speaker 01 Coming up after Nate, are Corey and Joe?
25:28 Speaker 04 John, who have two points apiece. Max and Maggie have three. And in first place is Sarah with four points. Sarah, good game from the jabronis.
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27:27 Speaker 04 Question six. The topic is wildlife. What continent are aardvarks native to?
27:37 Speaker 04 What continent are aardvarks native to? Looks like a lot of guesses happening. Or do you know this one, Marge?
27:45 Speaker 06 I know it.
27:45 Speaker 04 Okay, Marge knows it. Our other five players are just taking a guess.
27:50 Speaker 06 If I'm wrong, I guess then I don't know.
27:54 Speaker 05 Yeah, two ways.
27:55 Speaker 04 What continent are aardvarks?
27:57 Speaker 06 What cartoon character was an aardvark?
28:00 Speaker 04 Oh, we will talk about that in the flavor text.
28:03 Speaker 06 I know that. Yeah, me too.
28:05 Speaker 04 Aardvark is typically the first word in dictionaries because it does have that double A at the beginning.
28:11 Speaker 05 Oh, that's a cool fact.
28:12 Speaker 04 What continent are aardvarks native to?
28:20 Speaker 04 How you doing, Nate? Stuck on two.
28:25 Speaker 04 Cory, do you like your answer?
28:28 Speaker 05 I feel pretty good, 60% or so.
28:30 Speaker 04 Sarah, the leader of the jabroni so far, do you have this one right? I don't know if I do. I kind of guessed.
28:37 Speaker 05 It's a big world out there.
28:38 Speaker 04 There's a lot of continents. But these are only native to one of them. Yeah, there is, yeah, there's.
28:45 Speaker 05 Well, two. Yeah. I'm stuck on two. Yep.
28:51 Speaker 05 Should I go?
28:55 Speaker 04 Waiting on Maxwell and Jonathan.
28:59 Speaker 05 Those glasses do make you look smarter. Yeah. Thanks. Just keep them.
29:04 Speaker 04 John, do you have your answer? I do. Max, do you have your answer?
29:08 Speaker 05 Uh, yeah.
29:12 Speaker 04 Yes, or maybe?
29:15 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says Australia. Cory says Australia.
29:21 Speaker 05 Uh-oh.
29:21 Speaker 04 Sarah, Africa.
29:23 Speaker 05 Uh-oh.
29:23 Speaker 04 John, South America. Max, Africa. Maggie, Australia. The correct answer is Africa.
29:35 Speaker 04 Max and Sarah.
29:37 Speaker 06 Wrong.
29:37 Speaker 04 Got that one.
29:38 Speaker 05 I was gonna do South America, but I'm glad I did Africa. Dude.
29:41 Speaker 04 They are also known as African ant bears with the name aardvark meaning earth pig. They are not closely related to pigs at all and are the only member of their genus. The most famous aardvark, Arthur, lives in Elwood City, which is loosely based on Erie, Pennsylvania.
30:00 Speaker 04 Shout out PBS Kids. There you go, PBS.
30:03 Speaker 06 But they didn't tell me where our work was.
30:05 Speaker 04 I know, just Elwood City. Long ways from home in Africa. Dang it. Come on. Question seven, the topic is hunting. This next great question is via Clint Gregory.
30:15 Speaker 05 Is it getting hot in here?
30:16 Speaker 04 Vince Vaughn gets shot while quail hunting with Bradley Cooper and Christopher Walken in this 2005 comedy.
30:25 Steven Rinella? I didn't know they were in the same. I didn't know Bradley Cooper and Vince Vaughn were in a movie together.
30:30 Speaker 04 Corey has his answer. Vince Vaughn gets shot while quail hunting.
30:34 Steven Rinella? Drop a goose egg.
30:35 Speaker 04 With Bradley Cooper and Christopher Walken in this 2005 comedy. Nate has zero points through six questions and he doesn't think he has number seven correct either.
30:46 Steven Rinella? No.
30:47 Speaker 04 Corey, do you have this one right? Yeah. Okay. Corey knows it.
30:52 Speaker 05 Bradley Cooper?
30:54 Speaker 04 Vince Vaughn gets shot while quail hunting with Bradley Cooper and Christopher Walken in this 2005 comedy and Phil is going to give us a Christopher Walken impression after this.
31:04 Steven Rinella? I, I don't think I should.
31:08 Steven Rinella? I don't do, I don't do very good impressions. Christopher Walken is so, so many people have good ones.
31:12 Speaker 04 Phil, but you give great impressions.
31:15 Steven Rinella? Christopher Walken's not in the milieu. Is that the right word? I don't know. I'm not gonna look it up.
31:21 Speaker 05 Can I phone a friend?
31:23 Speaker 04 You cannot, but who would you call if you were able to? She would know this one?
31:26 Speaker 06 I would call my husband too.
31:28 Speaker 05 I feel like she's a big Bradley Cooper fan.
31:30 Speaker 03 Actually, thinking about it more, I, before I reveal my answer, I'm just gonna say I'm not that confident.
31:36 Speaker 04 Okay. You thought you were.
31:38 Speaker 03 It's a good answer, but man, the list of actors in there is throwing me off.
31:42 Speaker 04 Vince Vaughn gets shot while quail hunting with Bradley Cooper and Christopher Walken in this 2005 comedy. Phil, would you get this one right?
31:51 Steven Rinella? Yes.
31:51 Speaker 04 Okay.
31:52 Steven Rinella? And I looked it up, milieu is not the right word.
31:58 Speaker 04 Nate, do you like your answer? Repertoire, that's the word.
32:01 Speaker 05 I hate myself today.
32:05 Speaker 05 What do you want me to say, Max? That I'm right? Do you want me to tell you? No. I have no idea.
32:14 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
32:14 Speaker 05 Yeah.
32:15 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says Wedding Crashers. Corey says Vice. Sarah, meet the parents. John, without an answer. Max, how to lose a guy in 10 days. Marge, without an answer. The correct answer is Wedding Crashers. Let's go. Wow! Redemption! Got that one right.
32:37 Speaker 07 I'm still out already.
32:38 Speaker 05 I was thinking the Dick Cheney movie.
32:40 Speaker 04 Found his first point of the day. Oh, yeah. Except that was like, what, 2019 or 2020?
32:45 Speaker 05 Isn't, isn't? No, I thought it was right around the 2000s. Well, I don't think any of those people are in the... I don't think they are either.
32:51 Speaker 04 Owen Wilson is. That's what threw me off. But if I told you that, then it would be too easy. Well... I think it'd be six for six. The hunting scene from Wedding Crashers is one of the worst in Hollywood history. For starters, they are quail hunting in summer, and during this quail march, Christopher Walken is constantly and incorrectly blowing into a crow call. Also, the muzzle control in this scene will make you squeamish. Then, when one of them shoots, everyone starts firing in that direction. Owen Wilson experiences so much recoil that it blows him backwards, while Bradley Cooper's shotgun barrel doesn't even flinch. The hunt comes to an end when Cooper shoots Vaughn in the butt, which gives everyone a good laugh. Here's that scene.
33:31 Speaker 07 Why can't we hunt something cool like a hog?
33:33 Speaker 05 Oh, that's Vince Vaughn?
33:34 Speaker 07 Yeah. That'd be awesome. You mean something like big game, even like a gorilla? Yeah. Or a rhinoceros? I know. A human being? That'll get you jacked up.
33:44 Speaker 05 Look at that gun pointed right at him.
33:46 Speaker 07 I mean, like, you're hunting a human being right now. Most dangerous game.
33:51 Speaker 07 Like a worthy adversary. Not a human being that's armed, but a clever, a clever human being who knows the jungle or the woods.
34:02 Speaker 04 Look at that quail hunt.
34:09 Speaker 04 There's something not right about these guys. That's Bradley Cooper, Max.
34:12 Speaker 05 That doesn't look like Bradley Cooper.
34:14 Speaker 04 Fact. Don't do anything crazy.
34:17 Speaker 05 How do you have more hair? I mean, if that... It comes and goes.
34:20 Speaker 04 To the right!
34:26 Speaker 05 Oh. Ooh. Oh, gosh.
34:30 Speaker 04 What a moment.
34:31 Speaker 07 I got me.
34:33 Speaker 04 I don't think they won any awards for that.
34:35 Speaker 05 Oh.
34:36 Speaker 04 Question eight, the topic is conservation.
34:38 Speaker 05 Who would've thought?
34:39 Speaker 04 This national park has a section that's referred to as helicopter alley with 300 aircrafts passing through it each day.
34:50 Speaker 04 We'll get a scoreboard update from Phil the engineer after this. This national park has a section referred to as helicopter alley.
34:58 Steven Rinella? I've already lost.
34:59 Speaker 04 With 300 aircrafts passing through it each day.
35:01 Steven Rinella? Let's just leave.
35:02 Speaker 05 Helicopter alley.
35:03 Steven Rinella? Go buy a cookie and drown my sorrows.
35:06 Speaker 05 Yeah, make it two cookies.
35:07 Steven Rinella? Alright.
35:08 Speaker 04 Where are you gonna get your cookie from?
35:09 Steven Rinella? Not Crumble, that place is trash.
35:12 Speaker 06 I agree.
35:12 Speaker 05 Those cookies are not good for you.
35:13 Speaker 03 A little chemically over there.
35:15 Speaker 05 Are any cookies good for you?
35:17 Steven Rinella? Grandma's.
35:17 Speaker 06 They're so bad. It's like if I wanted cookie dough, I'd just go fucking eat cookie dough.
35:21 Steven Rinella? You tell them.
35:22 Speaker 03 What's that, Bob Marley?
35:24 Speaker 04 I think a Crumble cookie tastes good. What I don't like is I feel like it ruins the rest of your day.
35:28 Steven Rinella? You said no editing, Phil.
35:31 Speaker 06 I think the only good cookie is refined. I have a potty mouth, I'm sorry.
35:35 Speaker 04 This national park has a section that's referred to as quote helicopter alley with 300 aircrafts passing through it each day.
35:44 Speaker 05 This is a great answer.
35:46 Steven Rinella? You know.
35:46 Speaker 04 You think so?
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35:52 Speaker 04 Hmm.
35:53 Speaker 05 Yes, it is.
35:53 Speaker 03 Oh, yeah.
35:54 Steven Rinella? One time I walked out with a piece of pizza and a cookie and the guy's like, oh, he got you with the upsell on the cookie. I said, brother, I come here for the cookies.
36:01 Speaker 04 They don't have to twist your arm. Is everybody ready?
36:04 Speaker 05 Three, two, one, go.
36:04 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says Grand Canyon. Corey says Yosemite. Sarah, Golden Gate. John, Grand Canyon. Max and Marge say Grand Canyon.
36:17 Speaker 05 Come on.
36:17 Speaker 04 The correct answer is Grand Canyon. Four of our players got that one right. It's going to make for an interesting scoreboard update from Phil in just a second. Grand Canyon West is one of the world's busiest heliports. It's estimated that about 350,000 people charter helicopter rides from there every year. Some conservationists say this practice has ruined one of North America's most remote places, putting them at odds with the National Park Service and local tribes.
36:48 Speaker 06 As someone who's floated down the Grand Canyon, I would agree.
36:51 Speaker 04 You went through helicopter alley?
36:53 Speaker 06 Mm-hmm.
36:53 Speaker 04 Were you there during the rush when it's just like every single minute, there's a helicopter coming through?
36:57 Speaker 06 Yeah.
36:58 Speaker 04 Yeah.
36:58 Speaker 06 Terrible.
36:59 Speaker 04 Made it a lot less fun.
37:00 Speaker 06 Floating the river is the way to do it.
37:02 Speaker 04 There you go.
37:04 Speaker 04 Uh, Phil, scoreboard update with two questions left. Well, you were right. It has become a little bit more interesting. We have
37:10 Speaker 05 Come on, Brody. Come on, Brody.
37:12 Speaker 04 Nate and Cory have two and aren't in the running anymore. John has three, Maggie has four, and now tied up in first place are Max and Sarah with five. All right. Maggie, Max, Sarah, and John. I'm rooting for Sarah.
37:27 Speaker 05 Just once. That was a long, long time ago, Sarah.
37:31 Speaker 06 Yeah, I haven't won.
37:32 Speaker 04 Question nine, the topic is cooking. This next great question is via Chris Kolderick. It's a general rule that you should only hunt and eat rabbits in months that have this letter in them. So we're looking for a letter from the alphabet. It's a general rule that you should only hunt and eat rabbits in months that have this letter in them.
37:59 Speaker 04 Nobody seems to know this. Or John, do you know this one?
38:03 Speaker 05 Nothing's coming to mind right now.
38:04 Speaker 04 Okay, Sarah has her answer locked in. Now, Sarah, do you like your answer?
38:10 Speaker 06 It makes sense.
38:11 Speaker 04 Maybe, okay. I think it's good you have some kind, well-adjusted people in the room today, Spencer, because I think if Steve or Brody were here, they'd be like, "A general rule according to who?" Actually, according to Brody Henderson. If you look at the flavor text, Phil, we're going to plug one of his articles that he wrote, uh, six or seven years ago for our website. It's a general rule that you should only hunt and eat rabbits in months that have this letter in them. And saving this question for a day when Brody isn't here, because he has specifically wrote about this subject.
38:44 Speaker 05 It's rabbit season.
38:46 Speaker 04 Duck season.
38:51 Speaker 04 Max has really been committed to the bit. He's been wearing glasses that do not benefit his vision at all for the entire episode. In fact, they hurt your vision, right?
39:01 Speaker 05 Uh, yeah.
39:02 Speaker 04 Yeah, okay.
39:03 Speaker 05 Going from up here to down here is not, you know.
39:07 Speaker 04 It's a general rule that you should only hunt and eat rabbits in months that have this letter in them.
39:16 Speaker 04 Corey, do you like your answer?
39:17 Speaker 05 Yeah, I love it.
39:18 Speaker 04 Okay, Max, do you like your answer?
39:19 Speaker 05 I'm feeling pretty good about it.
39:21 Speaker 04 Okay.
39:21 Speaker 07 Oh, shoot.
39:23 Speaker 04 Nate is going in with a change.
39:25 Speaker 07 No, just a clarification.
39:27 Speaker 05 Oh, who's that?
39:30 Speaker 07 I was circling the answer.
39:31 Speaker 05 A lot going on on your board, I noticed. I was gonna say.
39:34 Speaker 07 October, only month you're allowed to do it.
39:37 Speaker 05 Maybe, who knows?
39:39 Speaker 04 John has his answer. Marge, we are waiting on you to pick that letter.
39:43 Speaker 05 Okay, so it is months, so it's poor.
39:44 Speaker 04 We're looking for a letter, though, for your answer. Is everybody ready?
39:49 Speaker 06 I guess.
39:50 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says R. Corey, R. Sarah, R. John, O. Max, E. Marge, J.
40:02 Speaker 05 Shoot.
40:03 Speaker 04 The correct answer is R. R. This side of the room got that one right. Two players out of the game, Nate and Corey, as well as Sarah.
40:12 Speaker 05 Man, Sarah? There was a bunch of Rs in that.
40:16 Speaker 04 This old timer wisdom says you should only eat rabbits in September, October, November, December, January, February, March, and April. That means you shouldn't eat them in May, June, July, or August. This is because rabbits are more likely to have parasites in them and on them during warmer months. But as Brody Henderson said in his article on the MeatEater.com called "Is It Unsafe to Eat Rabbits Before the First Frost?", as long as the meat is properly cooked, you can eat rabbits year-round. All right, here's a correct answer review so far. One was the middle of the day is the windiest. Two, Doxend. Three, Mercury Marine. Four, Nebraska. Five, Crop.
41:00 Speaker 04 Six, Africa. Seven, Wedding Crashers. Eight, Grand Canyon. Nine is the letter R. All right, Phil, give us one more scoreboard update.
41:09 Speaker 07 Well, with that correct answer, Sarah has pulled ahead in front of Max.
41:12 Speaker 05 Pulled ahead.
41:13 Speaker 07 She has six, Max has five.
41:15 Speaker 04 It is Sarah's game to win or lose going into question time.
41:19 Speaker 05 Come on, Spencer, give me a dot question.
41:20 Speaker 04 Topic is fishing.
41:22 Speaker 05 Of course.
41:24 Speaker 04 This river, which forms the border of New York and New Jersey, has the second-biggest striped bass spawning run on the East Coast.
41:33 Speaker 05 East Coast questions.
41:35 Speaker 04 Oh, it's not west of the Mississippi. Sippy, mm, we don't know this.
41:41 Speaker 04 That is what people sound like who say that. This river, which forms the border of New York and New Jersey, has the second biggest striped bass spawning run on the east coast. Sarah, do you have this one right?
41:56 Speaker 05 Maybe.
41:57 Speaker 04 Okay, put a, put a percentage on it. What percentage chance do you have this one?
42:00 Speaker 05 Sixty-five?
42:01 Speaker 04 Sixty-five. How about you, Max? Well?
42:03 Speaker 05 Um, yeah, I don't know. I'm, I'm just taking a wild guess.
42:08 Speaker 04 Lower than that.
42:09 Speaker 05 How much time have you spent on the east coast, Max? Uh, I, I've actually got a Striper. Really? Yeah.
42:15 Speaker 04 Says it like the low world series.
42:16 Speaker 05 Is that how they say it? That's it, that's how they say it. Yeah.
42:20 Speaker 06 I made a graphic for Joe Serralli's show of this and I can't think of it.
42:24 Speaker 04 I bet, I bet you did make a graphic of this exact thing. This river, which forms the border of New York and New Jersey, has the second biggest striped bass spawning run on the east coast.
42:37 Speaker 05 Yeah, I bet it does.
42:40 Speaker 04 If Sarah gets this one right, she wins the game outright. If she gets it wrong and Max gets it right, we will go to overtime.
42:47 Speaker 05 Are you asking the Pennsylvanian? It's not the east coast. That's Rust. Oh.
42:53 Speaker 04 I never went to that side of New York.
42:54 Speaker 05 I'm trying to think. I mean, yeah, Pennsylvania's not.
42:57 Speaker 04 I'm sticking with my gut. Upstate New York is the furthest east I've been. Max has put down the answer. If you count New Jersey. The only river he knows.
43:05 Speaker 06 I don't even wanna guess.
43:06 Speaker 05 Well, upstate New York is sweet though.
43:08 Speaker 04 It's awesome.
43:10 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
43:11 Speaker 06 You'd be in good company with.
43:12 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Nate says Hudson. Cory says Erie. Sarah says Connecticut. John says Hudson. Max says Delaware. Maggie without an answer.
43:24 Speaker 06 Yeah, I'm not gonna do it.
43:26 Speaker 04 The correct answer?
43:28 Speaker 05 Come on.
43:29 Speaker 04 Is Hudson River. Oh. Meaning Sarah has won it. Despite getting that one wrong. Max did not get it either.
43:36 Speaker 06 Didn't get Hudson.
43:37 Speaker 04 Sarah is the winner of the game with how many points? Seven, six.
43:40 Speaker 06 Good job, you guys.
43:41 Speaker 04 Good job. Six. Shelby index. The Hudson River starts in upstate New York and ends near the Statue of Liberty with the final 21 miles separating New York City and Jersey City. The Hudson has a diverse fishery, but is best known for its stripers. The Chesapeake Bay is the East Coast's largest producer of striped bass, followed by the Hudson River and Delaware River.
44:04 Speaker 06 See, oh, I put the Chesapeake Bay down, which I knew was not a river, but then I erased it.
44:08 Speaker 04 The Delaware doesn't give us the border of New York.
44:12 Speaker 06 I know.
44:12 Speaker 04 I know.
44:13 Speaker 05 That's right back.
44:14 Speaker 04 They do have stripers in Chesapeake Bay.
44:16 Speaker 06 I was thinking strippers, not.
44:18 Speaker 04 All right, Sarah, $500 donation as the Queen Jabroni. What are you gonna do with that money? Well, don't we have another question? Queen Jabroni? That was question 10. No, that was 10.
44:27 Speaker 06 Feels good, man.
44:28 Speaker 04 What'd you get, three trash? Do you wanna be the King Jabroni? You can be the King Jabroni instead. I would like to be the King Jabroni. She's the King Jabroni. And the Queen Jabroni. Okay, the King and Queen. I don't know if you can. It's a patriarchy. Too bad. It's all the Arkeys. What do you got for us, Sarah? Where's that $500 going? I have spent a lot of time this year hunting. Brewster! Very bad pheasant habitat and very good pheasant habitat. Hmm. And I prefer the very good pheasant habitat. Okay. So I'd like to donate that money to Pheasants Forever. What'd you think of the upland habitat they were hunting in Wedding Crashers there? Uh, not. Really, at all. Pheasants Forever needed to help them out with that seed. Yeah, Pheasants Forever quail for ever. It's all one. Sarah is sending $500 to Pheasants Forever. That's what I would've done if I would've won.
45:13 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah? So you base, it's basically like.
45:15 Speaker 06 Nate, I'm impressed with your comeback. I mean, you tied me.
45:18 Speaker 04 That's good. I'm so impressed myself. Good job, Nate. Everyone in this room has last day before winter break energy. It's kind of, it's infectious.
45:28 Speaker 04 We'll, uh, we'll see everyone in 2026. Join us next year for more Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. Thanks, Spencer. Thanks, Spencer. Good job, Sarah. Thanks, guys. Crushed it.
45:39 Speaker 07 Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host. Using those smooth mellow tones, he lays them questions down.
45:53 Speaker 07 He likes taking those two and three-year-old bucks. And he's an avid amateur. Rockhound.
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