Pod Insights The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 869: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXIV About this episode Spencer Neuharth https://www.instagram.com/spencerneuharth/?hl=en hosts MeatEater Trivia with Janis Putelis, Brody Henderson, Randall Williams, Jordan Sillars, Maggie Smith, and Roman Schnobrich.
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1:46 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 Yanis, Brody, Randall, Jordan, Marge, and Roman. 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. Jordan Sillars, our favorite Canadian Texan in town.
2:13 Speaker 03 That's right.
2:14 Speaker 04 What are you doing here?
2:15 Speaker 03 I am here to talk about Blood Trails.
2:18 Speaker 04 Okay.
2:19 Speaker 03 We got a new season of Blood Trails coming out. The first two episodes are out. The second episode dropped today. So you can go listen to those. If you missed it from last season, Blood Trails is a true crime podcast about hunters and anglers. So we have an entire first season you can go listen to if you missed it from last season. We also got a chance to go out and do some kind of on the ground filming yesterday. We went down to the Moose Creek area, just south of Bozeman here, where one of the cases we're covering this season, the incident happened down there.
2:55 Speaker 04 Some boots on the ground reporting.
2:57 Speaker 03 That's right. We were able to go down and just kind of see the area, see what it was like. And yeah, I got some good insight from that.
3:04 Speaker 04 Did your perspective change on anything, being there in person?
3:07 Speaker 03 You know, it did a little bit. So the story is about a camper who was killed by a stranger, a guy he didn't know. And the story is that the perpetrator kind of walked into his camp and he was invited in to, you know, share some drinks, just kind of have a good time. And my perception of the campsite was that it was kind of, there's a bunch of other campsites around. You know, the guy just kind of pulled off the road and there he was. But the campsite itself is actually like four miles in. So this guy went intentionally to this campsite, which is where he ended up murdering another guy. So yeah, it was good to be up there.
3:50 Speaker 04 What episode is that one?
3:51 Speaker 03 This is going to be episode seven, season two.
3:54 Speaker 04 All right. One of my favorite compliments that I get, Jordan, about trivia is people will say, this is the only show that my spouse will listen to with me. Usually it's a man saying that about their wife. I see that all the time with Blood Trails as well. It has like some real mass appeal that goes beyond your traditional Meat Eater audience. So well done.
4:14 Speaker 03 Yeah, thank you. I get that a lot. I get, you know, I try to get my wife to listen to Meat Eater stuff and this is what she listens to. What I also get that I really appreciate is I'm not a big true crime guy, but I like this.
4:26 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah.
4:27 Speaker 03 So that feels good. That makes me feel good inside.
4:30 Speaker 04 And I bet that's a lot of folks in our like core audience.
4:33 Speaker 03 Yeah, yeah, exactly.
4:34 Speaker 05 The ladies love true crime.
4:35 Speaker 03 Right.
4:37 Speaker 05 And that's a fact.
4:38 Speaker 04 Marge is shaking her head no.
4:40 Speaker 05 You're saying no?
4:41 Speaker 03 This lady don't.
4:41 Speaker 05 I'm just saying I don't. Oh, well, you didn't say that. You're shaking your head no. You need to say, yes, Yanni, you're correct.
4:46 Speaker 03 Most of the ladies love true crime. I myself am a hater.
4:49 Speaker 05 I was misleading.
4:53 Speaker 04 Yanni, you're typical lady.
4:55 Speaker 03 All the ladies in my, uh, universe are true crime listeners and they've listened to, uh, Blood Trails.
5:02 Speaker 05 I mean, I like Blood Trails, but I'm not like a true crime junkie.
5:06 Speaker 03 Yeah, whenever we get in Sydney's car and it connects to her phone, I'm not sure if I'm gonna hear like Charlie Crockett or then the husband was murdered.
5:17 Speaker 04 Keeps you on your toes.
5:18 Speaker 03 Yeah, I know.
5:20 Speaker 04 She's fantasizing about that. Uh, Brody asked if we could talk about Yanni's haircut.
5:27 Speaker 02 I didn't, I didn't.
5:28 Speaker 03 I did, I asked that.
5:29 Speaker 04 Randall did, I'm sorry.
5:31 Speaker 03 Cause I spent the whole day with Yanni and he had a hood on.
5:34 Speaker 04 He rolled in with his hood on.
5:35 Speaker 03 Because we were freezing. Yeah, we were outside. So I didn't get a good look at this bad boy. Yeah. We're on the range, the wind was blowing, the snow was flying, but I didn't get a good look at this.
5:46 Speaker 04 It's a very, uh, salt and pepper military look.
5:49 Speaker 03 I stole this line from Katie Finch, uh, Steve's wife. When Steve recently got a cut, she was like, you're a little too like Sean Penn from One Battle After Another. So when I went into the barber shop, I'm like, look dude, don't make it so high and tight that I get that Sean Penn from One Battle After Another look. And, uh, obviously Colonel Yanni, I'm a little too close to that. The way, the way that I look at it, it's like in a week, it'll be longer and, uh, it'll be fine. When I go to get my haircut at long last, I'm gonna tell them, give me like an early Jerry Seinfeld.
6:25 Speaker 04 Listen, do you have a plan or are you just going by a deal?
6:29 Speaker 03 I don't have a plan. No, listen, my, this is, uh, this is, um, serendipitous because my barber just saw Jerry Seinfeld in Vegas last weekend. He was down there for his birthday, saw a couple of shows and, and Seinfeld's one of them. And he said, however old he is, he's like, Well into his seventies now and he said he just killed it. So maybe it's homage to the, the great comedian Seinfeld. You should do that. Yeah, it's great. I think you ought to. Yeah. Like go long enough to get a real ponytail going around.
6:58 Speaker 05 Yeah.
6:59 Speaker 03 Yeah, I mean, the thing is I kept the sides trimmed for a while. So I can't get the whole. Oh, you got it. But I can't pull the, I can't pull the sides back into the pony. That's okay.
7:10 Speaker 04 You'd be a better historian if you had a ponytail.
7:13 Speaker 03 I had, I had a ponytail. No, don't do it. Through a lot of grad school. I just had long hair. You got to move to like Santa Fe or something if you start wearing your hair in a ponytail. Let a shot at Dan Flory. He's in Bozeman. What are you talking about?
7:26 Speaker 05 Yeah, there's a lot, there's a lot of ponytails and man buns here.
7:30 Speaker 03 I can do the pen, but I just, I wanted to grow my hair out long to hide the bald spot that's becoming increasingly prominent in the back of my head. There's only one way to hide it, Randall. Let's shave it all off. Well, I thought I was doing a pretty good job and then I saw the last two minutes of the Buck Hunter video. And Phil caught a particularly gruesome angle of my scalp. They can't see your bald spot if your whole head is bald. Art, art takes sacrifice.
7:54 Speaker 04 Blood Trail, season two is out right now.
7:57 Speaker 03 Hold on Spencer, what's up? Let's drag this out longer. I got two things.
8:00 Speaker 04 Okay.
8:01 Speaker 03 First is everyone should be saying farewell to Roman.
8:05 Speaker 05 Yeah.
8:05 Speaker 03 Friend of the program, contestant extraordinary, Roman.
8:08 Speaker 04 We love Roman.
8:10 Speaker 03 Thank you. We've loved having you around.
8:11 Speaker 05 We miss you already.
8:12 Speaker 03 Miss you already. The second is, I'm gonna read this to you Spencer. Uh oh. That final question on trivia this week, last week was horse shit. I did guess correctly between May and September and scored my first game, first perfect game ever.
8:28 Speaker 04 Oh, good for that person. Hell yeah. I think it was a good question if you had a 50 50 chance at it. Uh, I don't, Yanni, I don't think you were there, Randall, you weren't there.
8:37 Speaker 05 I was there.
8:38 Speaker 04 It was what month has the fourth most boating accidents?
8:41 Speaker 03 I liked it.
8:42 Speaker 04 Yeah.
8:42 Speaker 03 The fourth most?
8:44 Speaker 04 Fourth most.
8:45 Speaker 03 I don't think I would have gotten it correct.
8:47 Speaker 04 Be too easy.
8:47 Speaker 03 Yeah.
8:49 Speaker 04 Yanni, do you have a guess? What month has the fourth most boating accidents?
8:55 Speaker 03 September.
8:56 Speaker 04 No.
8:56 Speaker 03 That's what I guess.
8:57 Speaker 04 May.
8:57 Speaker 05 Me too.
8:58 Speaker 04 Wrong. All right, we have some housekeeping.
9:00 Speaker 05 Memorial Day weekend.
9:01 Speaker 03 Memorial Day.
9:02 Speaker 05 Yeah.
9:02 Speaker 04 Since the beginning of the show, our prize for the listener question of the week, it's been a signed board game with a $25 value, assuming our lowly signatures are worth nothing. This process of getting games shipped to us and signing them and shipping them to you has created all kinds of logistical problems. Roman is largely responsible for making sure it happens and avoiding those logistical problems. But there's an especially tight bottleneck when it comes to getting the autographs, as I often go months without seeing your favorite crew members like Clay and Mark and Brent. This is made for a very slow distribution of prizes. Well, today that is going to change because our new prize is a $150 first light gift card for the listener question of the week.
9:47 Speaker 03 My goodness.
9:48 Speaker 04 Winners will receive those digitally within days of their episode airing. This is going into action immediately. So your prize is now worth more and getting delivered quicker.
9:58 Speaker 05 Wow.
9:58 Speaker 03 Are you kind of sad that your game got?
10:02 Speaker 04 No, no, it was, it was like, it was pretty dang annoying to deal with. And Roman dealt with a lot of it too, because like, this person sends me the question, maybe it's been in my inbox since 2022, and now I decide to use it. It's our listener question of the week. Now Roman reaches back out to them, they might be dead. They may not listen to the show anymore. And now it goes three months without them seeing that email and getting back to us. By that time, the board games are gone. It's, it's just like been, as annoying as it is for us, it's even more annoying for the people who actually win these prizes. Now you're going to get a $150 first light gift card. Everyone's going to be happier because of it.
10:38 Speaker 03 I really hate the idea of someone passing into the great unknown.
10:43 Speaker 04 And not.
10:43 Speaker 03 And not thinking that their questions were good enough, when in fact they were.
10:48 Speaker 05 I agree.
10:49 Speaker 03 That's haunting.
10:49 Speaker 04 That, that just means don't go dying on us.
10:52 Speaker 03 You could, you could get a pair, a new pair of first lights. Now I got some crackle in my headphones, Phil. Yeah. That's the muzzle brake earlier. Uh, you could get a new pair of gravel or granite field pants for first light with that gift card.
11:07 Speaker 04 Okay.
11:07 Speaker 03 Shirts.
11:08 Speaker 04 Wow. All kinds of recommendations for you.
11:11 Speaker 03 Company man.
11:12 Speaker 04 All right, the Shelby index today is a four. So our winner should get eight correct answers. And with that, we're on to the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
11:22 Speaker 03 Look, I need to know what I stand to win, everything. How's that? Just tend to win everything.
11:36 Speaker 04 Game on, suckers.
11:38 Speaker 03 Roman, you feel like this could be your first win?
11:41 Speaker 04 I don't even want to think about it, yeah.
11:43 Speaker 03 Nervous? You can do it.
11:46 Speaker 04 Question one, the topic is cooking. This first great question is via Hayden Hall. And as always, it will be multiple choice. The Runza, which Food and Wine Magazine says is, quote, "The best tasting hot pocket you've ever had, is this state's most iconic dish." Is it Oklahoma, Nevada, Nebraska, or West Virginia?
12:10 Speaker 03 Ha ha!
12:12 Speaker 04 The Runza, which Food and Wine Magazine says is the best tasting hot pocket you've ever had, is this state's most iconic dish. You have four choices.
12:23 Speaker 03 I only had to write down two letters.
12:26 Speaker 04 Nevada, Nebraska, West Virginia.
12:29 Speaker 03 I wouldn't say that.
12:31 Speaker 04 Huh?
12:31 Speaker 03 I wouldn't.
12:32 Speaker 04 Wouldn't say what?
12:32 Speaker 03 Ask that question to me.
12:34 Speaker 04 You sure? How do you know what I'm asking?
12:37 Speaker 03 I just think, I know, and I feel like it's a tip.
12:40 Speaker 04 Okay.
12:40 Speaker 03 But go ahead!
12:41 Speaker 04 No, no. Brody, don't ask Yanni. You can ask him after. No, no, I'll see if Yannis can read mine. Roman, do you have this one right?
12:51 Speaker 03 I'm feeling decent about it.
12:52 Speaker 04 Okay. The Runza, which Food and Wine Magazine says is the best tasting hot pocket you've ever had, is this state's most iconic dish. Oklahoma, Nevada, Nebraska, West Virginia. Yanni and Brody confident, our other four players. I don't really have a good reason to be, kind of a reason, but I don't know if it's a good reason to be confident.
13:15 Speaker 03 I haven't the faintest idea.
13:16 Speaker 04 Okay.
13:17 Speaker 03 No idea. Zero ideas.
13:19 Speaker 04 Well, maybe after this, you need to try one of these best tasting hot pockets.
13:23 Speaker 03 Yeah, I haven't had a hot pocket. In a while. I'd like to just. Oh, I love me a good Runza. Hmm. I'd love to just have a Hot Pocket.
13:31 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
13:32 Speaker 03 You'd love a Runza.
13:33 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Roman, Oklahoma, Jordan, Oklahoma, Randall, Nebraska, Marge, Oklahoma, Yanni, Nebraska, Brody, Nebraska. The correct answer is Nebraska. The Runza is Nebraska's version of a pierogi. It's a baked sleeve of dough that's often stuffed with meat and cabbage. The dish is so popular that the state birthed a fast food chain simply called Runza, which has 90 locations across five states. To learn how to make a wild game version, go see Jenny Win Wheatley's recipe on the meat eater dot com called Venison Runzas. I, I, the Runzas I've had are not like pierogies.
14:14 Speaker 03 No, not at all.
14:15 Speaker 04 Oh, how would you describe?
14:16 Speaker 03 That's pretty good.
14:16 Speaker 04 It's more like bread around meat rather than like a, a, like a noodley type dough.
14:23 Speaker 03 Yeah, it's a baked deal versus a pierogi, something that you would have to either boil or fry in a pan to prepare.
14:28 Speaker 04 Sure. I also wouldn't say it's super close to a Hot Pocket either. But like in.
14:33 Speaker 03 Well, it's closer to a Hot Pocket. You hold it in your hand. It looks like a sandwich that the, like a sloppy joe that the bread melted together.
14:41 Speaker 04 Anyway, our, our dear friend Pat Hoffman, his, his wife Kathy makes some delicious Runzas. Oh, a Nebraskan, huh? Oh, yeah. Yes. And I think that's like, uh, one of the iconic foods you can get at a cornhouse. They always make a showing at the kids deer youth camps. Very popular. Question two, the topic is hunting. This gun brand is nicknamed Big Green because of their green colored branding, packaging and logo.
15:08 Speaker 04 Jordan and Randall, quick to answer this one. This gun brand is nicknamed Big Green because of their green colored branding, packaging and logo.
15:22 Speaker 04 Randall, did you know that they were called Big Green? Or are you just using the green colored branding, packaging and logo to?
15:28 Speaker 03 I've heard, yeah, I've heard it before.
15:30 Speaker 04 How about you, Jordan?
15:31 Speaker 03 Yeah, I've heard it.
15:33 Speaker 04 Gun brand nickname. I haven't. Big Green because of their green colored branding, packaging and logo. Brody, do you have this one right? Well, we'll find out. I, I mean,
15:45 Speaker 04 green. Yanni, you've clearly had a Runza before. Give us a review.
15:52 Speaker 04 Yeah, the ones I had look similar to the picture that you, the most recent ones were from Kathy Hoffman and
16:00 Speaker 03 I forget, did hers have cabbage in them? Or is it just like?
16:03 Speaker 04 Might have been onion burger.
16:05 Speaker 03 Cheese?
16:06 Speaker 04 Maybe a little bit of cheese.
16:08 Speaker 03 She's, I've had multiple versions of hers and she does them different ways.
16:11 Speaker 04 But, uh, yeah, I love them. They're good, they're filling. I enjoy the fast food version just because I'm like, I'm like, I'm doing Nebraska's culture while I'm here. It's a great, they're a great pre-make for like deer camp, right? Cause you don't gotta worry about. Yeah, they travel real well. The version of that where I grew up is a Fleischkekla and I love a Fleischkekla and it's very similar to a Runza.
16:36 Speaker 03 That's a beautiful word.
16:38 Speaker 04 It's a deeply German word.
16:39 Speaker 03 You know what it means?
16:41 Speaker 04 I don't, I don't know, baked bread.
16:43 Speaker 03 Fleisch, meat? Yeah.
16:46 Speaker 04 This gun brand is nicknamed Big Green because of their green colored branding, packaging and logo. Is everybody ready? I hope so. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Roman, Remington, Jordan, Remington, Randall, Remington, Marge without an answer, Yanni and Brody say Remington. They got it. The correct answer is Remington. The green that Remington uses is a dark green that's often likened to John Deere green. The color is heavily featured on packaging for their guns and ammo. The brand has embraced the nickname and even has a series of gun cabinets that are known as the Big Green Gun Safes. Question three, the topic is fishing.
17:28 Speaker 04 Mystery Tackle Box says rods made of this 10-letter material are quote, highly flexible and heavier than graphite, but also less expensive and weaker.
17:42 Speaker 04 I just picture that, that nice box of Corelax sitting on the shelf. Mm-hmm. Hmm. Deer's worst nightmare.
17:50 Speaker 03 Yeah, back in the old days when Corelax were like fourteen dollars a box.
17:55 Speaker 04 Hmm. Take me back.
17:57 Speaker 03 Yep.
17:58 Speaker 04 I just feel like back in the old days, if you were to look in the ammo aisle, it would be mostly green of just.
18:02 Speaker 03 Mostly, yeah.
18:03 Speaker 04 Green and yellow. Mm-hmm. Mystery tackle box says rods made of this ten-letter material are highly flexible and heavier than graphite, but also less sensitive and weaker. I put four of those, I believe one sixty-fives, maybe one eighties into the first bull elk I ever shot at. Actually, second bull elk I ever shot at. Most likely also, I put one of those in the first bull elk that I ever shot at, which I did not recover. Okay. The second one I recovered, but I just felt like with where those holes were in it, that it should not have taken four shots. It should not have gone so far. And since that day, I wrote them off.
18:44 Speaker 04 I killed my first mule deer, antelope, I killed a Shire's moose, and I think my first black bear with Corelax. My guess would be that was my first decade of hunting. Yeah. With Corelax. Oh. Mystery tackle box says rods made of this ten-letter material are highly flexible and heavier than graphite, but also less sensitive and weaker. Come on, Flygal.
19:13 Speaker 03 I tried to.
19:13 Speaker 04 And the.
19:14 Speaker 03 I was just drawing.
19:15 Speaker 04 I think. The tipped Corelax came out like a year or two ago.
19:18 Speaker 03 Thousands upon thousands upon thousands of whitetails are still killed by those Corelax.
19:23 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answer. Roman, without an answer, Jordan says carbon fiber. Randall, fiberglass. Marge, fiberglass. Yanni and Brody, fiberglass. The correct answer is fiberglass. Fiberglass was the most popular fishing rod material until graphite hit the market in the late nineteen sixties. Fiberglass is still one of the most commonly used materials today, especially on slow and medium action rods. Some anglers prefer the delayed loading that comes with a fiberglass rod, which gives fish more of a chance to take the bait. Question four, the topic is woodsmanship. This next great question is via Christie Holmes.
20:07 Speaker 04 This word, which also refers to Rolling Stone's 105th best guitarist of all time, is defined as "logging debris left in the forest after a harvest." Didn't even need to finish the question for Randall, he just knows the Rolling Stone list of best guitarists so well. This word, which also refers to Rolling Stone's 105th best guitarist of all time, is defined as "logging debris left in the forest after a harvest."
20:38 Speaker 03 With hair like this, I'm an honorary guitarist.
20:42 Speaker 04 Yeah, you'd look like you could play a mean solo.
20:44 Speaker 03 Oh, until you look at my fingers.
20:46 Speaker 04 Oh, what's wrong with your fingers?
20:47 Speaker 03 I just feel like they're blocky and not very, I don't have a lot of dexterity.
20:51 Speaker 04 Too sausagey for a guitar?
20:54 Speaker 03 Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I have a hard time with buttons and stuff.
20:58 Speaker 04 Brody has now arrived at an answer. Do you think it's right, Brody?
21:01 Speaker 03 Hundred percent it's right.
21:02 Speaker 04 Okay. This word, which also refers to Rolling Stone's 105th best guitarist of all time, is defined as "logging debris left in the forest after a harvest." Rolling Stone went to number 250 when they were making that list of greatest guitarists.
21:21 Speaker 03 Jeez.
21:22 Speaker 04 What a passionate group.
21:24 Speaker 03 I'm kinda surprised he's so far down, but then, there's been a lot of good rock and roll. Yeah, there's a lot of people that have played guitar. I wonder how many non-rock and rollists were on that list? I don't know. I mean, who's not a rock and rollist in some respect? That's right. You know? Well- Classical guitarist, I guess? I would say that if there was, say, some very blues-centric musician on that list, that they maybe would fall into that category instead of like a real rocker. I said, I said something stupid.
21:59 Speaker 04 I take that back.
22:01 Speaker 04 Again, the topic is woodsmanship, this word, which also refers to Rolling Stones 105. He doesn't like it when he sets us up to go off on these tangents and then we do.
22:11 Speaker 03 Such a cleverly written question. We're just, we're sort of just dancing in the.
22:18 Speaker 04 I just need to interject with the question again.
22:20 Speaker 03 You're good.
22:20 Speaker 04 To finish. This is one of those questions that the hint made it harder for me.
22:27 Speaker 03 Yeah, I agree.
22:28 Speaker 04 You know what I mean?
22:29 Speaker 03 I agree.
22:30 Speaker 04 But I just got the second part. I've been like.
22:34 Speaker 04 Marge, do you have this one right? Jordan, do you have this one right?
22:38 Speaker 03 Yeah.
22:39 Speaker 04 Roman, you're a rocker through and through.
22:41 Speaker 03 I had to get over my anger at Spencer first to then think clearly enough to figure out what the name of the debt of the.
22:49 Speaker 05 I feel like I know this.
22:51 Speaker 03 Wood on the ground.
22:52 Speaker 04 Oh, you for sure know this.
22:54 Speaker 05 Too tired.
22:55 Speaker 04 Do we have an audio clip with us, Spencer? Uh, we do not.
22:59 Speaker 03 It's not Prince because I think he's much higher than 105.
23:03 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers, Roman and Jordan, without an answer. Randall says slash. Marge, without an answer, Yanni and Brody say slash. They got it. The correct answer is slash. Slash has a mulch-like quality, providing nutrients and protein for plants and animals on the forest floor. Uh, that's of course the, the physical Woody Slash.
23:31 Speaker 04 It's also often used by loggers to create trails for heavy equipment, which avoids soil damage. The Rolling Stones says Slash is the guitar hero and does his best work and sweet child of mine. Welcome to the jungle in Paradise City. I just added Paradise City to my hard run playlist. It's a good one. Keeps pumped up. And he's only 105. Imagine what the next 104.
23:55 Speaker 05 It reminds me when he made that shirt that we couldn't release and then we filmed that great ad with Sam and Hillary.
24:00 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah. And I wore that shirt a lot.
24:02 Speaker 05 That we couldn't ever release.
24:03 Speaker 03 Damn intellectual property laws.
24:06 Speaker 04 Question five. The topic is wildlife. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Justin Fay. We're sending this great question. Justin is going to get a $150 first light gift card. If you want a chance to win the listener question of the week, then send your question to trivia at the meat eater.com.
24:23 Speaker 03 Check out the new pants, Justin.
24:25 Speaker 04 Harvestmen, which are an arachnid, are more commonly known by this three word name.
24:33 Speaker 04 Harvestmen, which are an arachnid, are more commonly known by this three word name.
24:44 Speaker 04 Randall now doing some scribbling as he makes direct eye contact with the Yanni.
24:51 Speaker 03 Trying to throw him off.
24:52 Speaker 04 Uh huh.
24:54 Speaker 03 Oh.
24:55 Speaker 04 Nope. Jordan Sillars, do you have this one right?
24:58 Speaker 03 I thought I did, but the arachnid is throwing me. Oh, I hate arachnid. Spooky.
25:04 Speaker 04 Me too.
25:06 Speaker 03 We found a big old spider on our range cleanup yesterday for Earth Day.
25:10 Speaker 04 Hmm. Also, some other unique items.
25:13 Speaker 03 Yes.
25:13 Speaker 04 I found a drone. Randall found.
25:17 Speaker 03 A sex toy.
25:18 Speaker 04 A sex toy.
25:19 Speaker 03 I don't think it's, it's fine to say dildo on the air.
25:22 Speaker 04 Okay, come on.
25:23 Speaker 03 It's weird that it was out at the gun range.
25:26 Speaker 04 Randall couldn't determine.
25:28 Speaker 03 I mean.
25:29 Speaker 04 He said afterwards.
25:30 Speaker 03 It's a dildo. It's like, could show up anywhere, I feel like.
25:35 Speaker 03 Like, is it weird that it's out? He's Rodney Anderson's first t-shirt, ladies and gentlemen.
25:40 Speaker 04 I don't think.
25:42 Speaker 03 I'm not like, I wouldn't be like, oh, we're at a gun range. Why is this thing here? I did take home about seven nice pieces of OSB. And a T post. Usable OSB. Oh, yeah. Cut, sharp right angles and not a hole in it.
25:59 Speaker 04 Really?
26:00 Speaker 03 Yeah, you just gotta get out there past 100 yards. A lot of those pieces of OSB are right. Those people are unwilling to walk back to get their stuff. Like, I'll check my zero and then, and then stretch it out.
26:09 Speaker 04 The dildo, was it like the 50 yard spot, right? That was pretty close.
26:13 Speaker 03 Yeah. Yeah. It was by, there were a lot of broken clays. I have to imagine at one point it was flying in the air. That's what I was gonna say, Clay.
26:20 Speaker 04 Pigeon launcher makes sense.
26:22 Speaker 03 Yeah, there are also just a good variety of beverages that have been shot to pieces. Everything from a real highbrow IPA to a monster energy drink.
26:30 Speaker 04 Yeah.
26:31 Speaker 03 To just, you know, some.
26:32 Speaker 04 Sparkling waters.
26:33 Speaker 03 Energy booze.
26:34 Speaker 04 Liquid death.
26:35 Speaker 03 Yeah, it just.
26:38 Speaker 03 It's a good reminder that folks of all types have access to our public lands and folks of all types just leave them completely trashed. So. Well, I appreciate you guys going out there. I was bummed I couldn't make it. Me too. It looked good. When we drove past today, I mean, there's, you'd need, you'd need an excavator to actually clean that place up, but it looks a lot better. Just like the scrap wood is gone, the pallets are gone. At least, uh. I'll point out that this is, we cleaned, did a cleanup there, was it last year? Yeah. And a, and a big section of that state land still got closed to shooting because people were treating it so bad. Oh, it's, it's horrible. I mean, I, I was thinking, I was thinking about it yesterday and I was like, man, if any other user group out there left.
27:23 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah.
27:23 Speaker 03 A piece of public land looking like that.
27:27 Speaker 03 All we would do is like if bird watchers left behind broken beer bottles and plastic and all this shit. All we would talk about is how awful bird watchers are. You know, it's like.
27:40 Speaker 04 Harvestmen.
27:41 Speaker 03 Preaching to the choir here. Sorry about that, guys.
27:43 Speaker 04 Aren't arachnid are more commonly known by this three word name. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Roman without an answer. Jordan Sillars without an answer. Randall says Daddy Long Legs. Not gonna show mine. Marge without an answer. Yanni Daddy Long Legs, Brody Daddy Long Legs. The correct answer. Is Daddy Long Legs. They got it. The name Daddy Long Legs is also sometimes used for crane flies and cellar spiders. It's commonly said that they're incredibly venomous, but lack big enough fangs to break human skin. However, almost everything about that lore is wrong. They are not venomous and they do have sizable fangs that are similar to those of a brown recluse.
28:28 Speaker 04 They mostly use those fangs for grasping and chewing, not for defensive bites. For more on this subject, go read my 2019 article on the meaddeater.com called Our Daddy Long Legs Venomous. Hardfell, we're halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard update.
28:43 Speaker 03 My seven-year-old came up to me literally yesterday and gave me that fact. And he was like, "Hey Dad, did you know?" And I had to break his heart and tell him that's just an urban legend. It's not true.
28:53 Speaker 04 Yeah, but I think it's even worse that they have big fangs.
28:57 Speaker 03 In his face.
28:58 Speaker 04 Somehow it makes it worse.
28:59 Speaker 03 Uh, we got, it's a story of two distinct groups here.
29:05 Speaker 03 With one point apiece, our Roman, Jordan, and Maggie, they're all tied up. And with a perfect game, five points apiece, our Randall, Brody, and Yanis, they're all tied up.
29:16 Speaker 03 Lieutenant Colonel.
29:16 Speaker 04 I thought you missed one.
29:18 Speaker 03 No. I was unsure about the first one.
29:21 Speaker 04 Phil gets really mad when you question his math.
29:23 Speaker 03 Well, that's because I'm never wrong. Have I, have I made a big fuss about anything yet today?
29:27 Speaker 04 No.
29:31 Speaker 04 He wasn't sure about Nebraska, but he got it.
29:33 Speaker 03 Oh, it just really stinks for me. I need, I need every, every little leg I can get up.
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30:42 Speaker 04 Shop toyota.com for more Toyota. Let's go places. Chat GPT for teens is designed to help teens learn, think critically, and grow their skills. Chat GPT for teens supports active learning by breaking concepts down rather than giving teens the answer. Study mode helps teens work through problems and interactive quizzes test their knowledge and provide immediate feedback. Safety protections are on by default and parental controls offer families additional options like setting study hours and quiet hours. Visit chatgpt.com slash parents to learn more. Question six, the topic is hunting. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, the two main types of ducks are divers and blank.
31:27 Speaker 04 According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, the two main types of ducks are divers and blank. Looks like this will keep the perfect game going for our three leaders.
31:38 Speaker 03 I think there's. I hope so. Yeah, I feel like there's two answers to this. Are you thinking that too?
31:43 Speaker 04 Yeah, but I don't want to like mess it up and I'll have to argue with Spencer. That's right. Marge, do you have this one right?
31:50 Speaker 05 I think so.
31:51 Speaker 04 Okay.
31:52 Speaker 03 It's a question about birds that I sort of have a hunch on, so I'm feeling like I'm on, I'm on easy street here. You're a bird hater, not a bird lover. I don't, I don't hate them. I've, I've seen you express extreme disdain for birds before. Where is this coming from? He owns more birds than anyone in this room. I don't have a lot in common with them, but I will have you know that I have 12 birds outside my house and six birds inside my house.
32:18 Speaker 04 And he rescued some plywood yesterday.
32:21 Speaker 03 The smaller chickens. Inside your house? Well, in the garage. Oh, just to prevent them from dying. Dying like being killed or? Well, well, we did have a close call yesterday when a big bird flew in and tried to attack one of our birds. And I thought, yeah, it, we saw all the chickens sprint. And then this eagle flew over the porch like if I'd been standing on the porch with a big landing net, like a king salmon landing net with a decent handle. I probably could have grabbed this eagle. Which, which version of eagle? I think it was a golden eagle. I know they're rare, but it was gigantic and. They're not that rare.
33:06 Speaker 03 They're rarer. Rarer, yeah. Well, that was a trivia question at one point, and I was skeptical.
33:12 Speaker 04 Juvenile bald eagles.
33:15 Speaker 03 Yeah, this thing was giant and, uh, and I went out there and I was expecting to find a dead bird. Not that I would have wanted that, Brody. But there were a bunch of feathers, but none of the chickens were injured. So I think. Yeah, I reached out to my neighbor to see if any of his surveillance cameras have footage of this. Because I think it would be pretty dramatic. Despite the fact that they're birds.
33:39 Speaker 04 The two main types of ducks are divers and blank. Randall also rescued some plywood from the Earth Day cleanup yesterday that he said he was gonna build something nice for his chickens. So, uh, real chicken.
33:52 Speaker 03 I just think, I just think if you have a nice scrap of. I even took home some nice, uh, like. Eighteen to thirty inch lengths of two by four that were perfectly usable. There were also some really expensive exterior decking, like decking screws. That I almost, if I had a cordless drill, I would have pulled them out. Cause those things are expensive too.
34:18 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
34:20 Speaker 03 Yeah, I think the audience is done with that.
34:21 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Uh, Roman says sitters, Jordan, dabbler, Randall, dabbler. Marge, puddle, be honest, dabbler, Brody, dabbler. The correct answer is dabbler or puddle duck.
34:39 Speaker 04 This division is based on feeding behaviors. Divers descend underwater to eat vegetation, tubers, fish, mollusks, crustaceans, snails and insects. Examples of divers are canvasbacks, redheads, buffalo heads and goldeneye. Dabbler's feed by tipping their body in a way that puts their head underwater and butt in the air. Their diet is less animal focused, consisting more of vegetation, tubers and seeds. Examples of dabbler's are mallards, pintails, teal, wigeon and woodies.
35:11 Speaker 03 Well, they like to eat some insects though. Remember how in the eagle, when those blue wings and midges would be hatching up, man, they'd be in those eddies.
35:20 Speaker 03 Pac-Man in them.
35:21 Speaker 04 Question seven, the topic is outdoors.
35:24 Speaker 03 You don't care.
35:25 Speaker 04 You guys, you guys are both like doing the same thing. Looked like a music video. You're both like dancing.
35:34 Speaker 04 Question seven, the topic is outdoors.
35:36 Speaker 03 Maybe it's Spencer, doesn't like birds. He wasn't impressed by that.
35:38 Speaker 04 No, I like birds. We also have an all-company meeting happening shortly here, so I'm trying to keep us on track.
35:44 Speaker 03 Is that more important than entertaining our audience? I feel like we're kind of missing each other tonight. I feel like some people are trying to rush on, some people are trying to enjoy it, and then like vice versa, I just think we need to reset.
35:56 Speaker 04 Marge also needs eye drops. I'm looking out for Marge. We need to get her some eye drops. Question seven.
36:00 Speaker 03 Phil, leave all that in.
36:01 Speaker 04 The topic is outdoors. Who wrote the novel The Call of the Wild?
36:09 Speaker 04 Who wrote the novel The Call of the Wild?
36:12 Speaker 03 You couldn't come up with a category, so you just said outdoors for this one?
36:15 Speaker 04 Yes, just said outdoors. We just had a fun, uh, social media post that came up with, I was asking our community about their favorite book, or what book has impacted their life the most. So, this was, uh, This made an appearance. It was a common answer. Okay.
36:29 Speaker 03 I was just reading about this guy the other day.
36:32 Speaker 04 Hmm.
36:32 Speaker 03 Yeah. Well, it... Yeah.
36:35 Speaker 05 I have not read this book.
36:36 Speaker 03 We didn't know it was a guy, did we? No. No?
36:38 Speaker 04 Dang.
36:39 Speaker 03 There you go, Randall. You just eliminated half the authors in the history of mankind. Well, almost all of you have answers already.
36:48 Speaker 05 And I'm not gonna come up with one.
36:50 Speaker 03 Is it right?
36:52 Speaker 03 I think you'll come up with one.
36:53 Speaker 04 Who wrote The Call of the Wild?
36:56 Speaker 05 Sorry.
36:57 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
36:58 Speaker 03 I think you... You'll know it.
37:00 Speaker 04 Marge, do you want to come up with an answer or no? Yeah, we'll give her a second here. Who wrote the novel The Call of the Wild? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
37:10 Speaker 05 Yeah.
37:10 Speaker 04 Roman, Jack London. Jordan, Jack London. Randall, Jack London. Marge, without an answer, Yanni and Brody, Jack London. The correct answer is Jack London. The Call of the Wild was published in 1903. It's about a 140-pound St. Bernard Scotch shepherd dog named Buck, who's stolen from his home in California. Buck then winds up in Alaska and Canada, working as a sled dog. Eventually, he starts socializing with wolves and feels an urge to live in the wilderness. It's been printed in 47 languages, with PBS calling it "one of the greatest American novels of all time." The Nazis also banned it. That was one of their, uh, books that got burned, was The Call of the Wild.
37:52 Speaker 03 Hmm. Harrison Ford version of this. I was just thinking that it's weird. They made an adaptation like eight or nine years ago. I remember my boys watching it.
38:01 Speaker 05 It's good. Does not spark any interest in me.
38:05 Speaker 04 Yeah, but the Nazis hated it.
38:06 Speaker 03 You don't even want to read it just to see what, why it was banned? It's not long. It's not long.
38:11 Speaker 05 I know, but.
38:12 Speaker 04 Yeah, it is a short. It's like a hundred fifty page book.
38:15 Speaker 03 Most.
38:15 Speaker 05 I'm, I'm good. You guys gave me the summary. That's, that sounds good. That's enough of that.
38:20 Speaker 03 White Fang?
38:20 Speaker 04 Yes.
38:21 Speaker 03 Question. It's like an American classic.
38:23 Speaker 05 I'm sorry.
38:23 Speaker 04 Topic is conservation.
38:24 Speaker 05 I was more into hatchet.
38:26 Speaker 03 Good for you for standing it down too.
38:27 Speaker 04 Yeah. Yeah, Marge, don't give in. You don't need peer pressure. Question eight. The topic is conservation.
38:32 Speaker 03 Just young.
38:33 Speaker 04 California officials announced in twenty twenty five that feral hogs with this color meat shouldn't be eaten because it meant that they ingested a rodenticide.
38:46 Speaker 03 Ha ha.
38:48 Speaker 04 This could change the perfect game that Brody, Yanni and Randall are working on. Question eight.
38:55 Speaker 03 You would, you would know this question if you listened to Cal's week interview or read the website.
39:00 Speaker 04 That's right.
39:01 Speaker 03 I remember talking about it.
39:02 Speaker 04 Or our newsletters. California officials announced in twenty twenty five that feral hogs with this color meat shouldn't be eaten because it meant that they ingested a rodenticide.
39:16 Speaker 03 Hmm.
39:17 Speaker 04 Does anybody besides Jordan think they got this one right?
39:20 Speaker 03 I think I got it.
39:21 Speaker 05 I think so.
39:21 Speaker 04 Alright. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Roman, blue. Jordan, blue. Randall, purple. Marge, blue. Yanni, blue. Brody, blue. They got it. The correct answer is blue.
39:35 Speaker 03 Or purple.
39:38 Speaker 04 Purple is bluish red.
39:39 Speaker 03 I went with the color that you'd have some question. Is this normal or should I not eat it?
39:44 Speaker 04 Wait until you see the picture. The feral hogs had been eating a blue colored pesticide that was intended for ground squirrels. The pig trapper who discovered it said the meat reminded him of a blue slushy.
39:56 Speaker 03 Yeah, I wouldn't eat that.
39:57 Speaker 04 California officials quickly issued a warning for hunters, saying to be on the lookout for neon blue flesh in pigs, deer, bear and geese.
40:05 Speaker 03 That looks like a rocket pop. I figured it would be like a suspicious color, not like a glaring do not ever eat this color.
40:12 Speaker 04 Yeah. I, when I heard that they had blue flesh, I was imagining that I would need to like squint to see the blue. But no, this is a full on neon highlighter blue.
40:22 Speaker 03 Yeah. Is it actually in the flesh? That's what I was gonna say.
40:25 Speaker 04 I think it was the fat and the flesh, they said.
40:28 Speaker 03 Hmm. Hmm.
40:30 Speaker 04 Alright Phil, scoreboard update, two questions left.
40:33 Speaker 03 Oh man.
40:35 Speaker 03 Crap. It's a little bit more spread out now. Sorry for that. Roman and Maggie have three points. That's right. Jordan Zill is one up with a four. Then Randall, with his purple, he's down to seven points. Shoot. Yanis and Brody, still, are holding the perfect games, they've got eight points apiece. It's because we're both wearing these first light jackets.
40:58 Speaker 04 That, uh, Justin.
40:59 Speaker 03 What do the Dabblers do?
41:03 Speaker 04 Justin Fay can get one of those with his gift card. Question nine, the topic is wildlife. The Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank spent fifty-three episodes following meerkat families in the Kalahari Desert.
41:21 Speaker 03 Stumped.
41:22 Speaker 04 The room is stumped.
41:24 Speaker 03 Oh, I just got it.
41:26 Speaker 04 Okay. The Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank.
41:31 Speaker 03 This is a hit.
41:32 Speaker 04 Spent fifty-three episodes following meerkat families in the Kalahari Desert.
41:39 Speaker 04 Brody very confident.
41:40 Speaker 03 There was a time in my life when Animal Planet did a little babysitting for me.
41:43 Speaker 04 Hmm.
41:46 Speaker 04 And it helped him get this one right. The Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank spent fifty-three episodes following meerkat families in the Kalahari Desert. Phil, would you get this one right?
41:58 Speaker 03 Uh, yes, yes, I would.
41:59 Speaker 04 Okay.
42:00 Speaker 03 Randall, did you get it?
42:03 Speaker 03 Not yet.
42:05 Speaker 03 There was a commercial for this show that played in the lobby of my local movie theater. Just on, just on like a loop, so it's, it's kind of burned into my head.
42:13 Speaker 04 What would be the Phil Index today, you think?
42:15 Speaker 03 Oh, I haven't done that yet. Let me figure it out.
42:17 Speaker 04 Take a look.
42:18 Speaker 03 Sure.
42:18 Speaker 04 Roman, do you have this one right?
42:20 Speaker 03 Not particularly.
42:22 Speaker 04 Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank spent fifty-three episodes following meerkat families in the Kalahari Desert.
42:37 Speaker 04 Brody may be the only one to have the right answer.
42:40 Speaker 03 This would be a tough show for me, Spencer. I think it would be a three.
42:42 Speaker 04 Okay.
42:43 Speaker 03 Four if I was giving myself the benefit of the doubt, but I'm not gonna do that.
42:46 Speaker 04 Brody, for the second week in a row, will have a perfect game going into question 10.
42:53 Speaker 04 Will Yanni join him?
42:54 Speaker 03 Yeah, our sabotage last time.
42:59 Speaker 04 Randall, do you like your answer?
43:03 Speaker 04 No. Do you have any familiarity with this show? Like, can you picture a commercial, an advertisement, the show itself?
43:10 Speaker 03 No, I can't. I can't remember the last time I went to a movie theater and I don't watch Animal Planet.
43:19 Speaker 04 The Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank spent 53 episodes following Meerkat.
43:24 Speaker 03 Did chickens have names?
43:26 Speaker 04 Kalahari Desert.
43:30 Speaker 03 Well, yeah.
43:33 Speaker 03 No, they don't. One of them has a name. Two of them have names, but one of them I don't remember which chicken that is. Initially, when we got them, we thought it would be funny to name them all after professional wrestlers, but then it became apparent that we couldn't keep track of which ones were which, except there's a really goofy one who has this big crest.
43:54 Speaker 04 Oh, the warrior?
43:55 Speaker 03 No.
43:55 Speaker 04 Warrior?
43:56 Speaker 03 No, we called him the Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla.
44:01 Speaker 03 It's fun. And then, uh, and then we just shortened that to the Ayatollah, which has since taken on the, yeah. All right. Much different connotation. And it was funny because we, because there's like a picture of me holding that chicken. And it's on, it's on the window at our, like, one of the food trucks in Livingston. And so someone was like, oh, is that you? And I'm like, yeah. Is that your chicken? I'm like, yeah. They're like, what's its name? I'm like, the Ayatollah. And they just, I was like, no, no, it's after the wrestler. But there is another chicken named the Undertaker, but I don't, I don't know which one that is. Okay.
44:38 Speaker 04 That went a lot farther than I thought it would.
44:40 Speaker 03 We used to name them. I just feel like the energy is off. Like, I just gave that and Spencey goes, okay.
44:47 Speaker 04 No.
44:50 Speaker 04 I like it, but I don't.
44:51 Speaker 03 It's much tougher on the kids when you lose them and they're named. When they don't have names, like, there's just a little more separation. Sydney refers to them. She's like, she's like, you know, the pretty one. I'm like, yeah. Yeah. Well, a lot of times we have so many different breeds in our small flock that a lot of time you can just say, you know, the Osterloir or the Naked Neck or the, you know. Yeah, I don't know any of their breeds either.
45:20 Speaker 04 The Animal Planet documentary Meerkat Blank.
45:22 Speaker 03 I think it came to me.
45:24 Speaker 04 Oh, is everybody ready?
45:25 Speaker 03 Do you have an alliterative answer? I do.
45:27 Speaker 04 Go ahead.
45:28 Speaker 03 Oh, no.
45:29 Speaker 04 Answers. Roman says, life. Jordan.
45:32 Speaker 03 I didn't?
45:32 Speaker 04 Junction.
45:33 Speaker 03 I don't think so.
45:33 Speaker 04 Randall. Nation. Marge. Dynasties. Yanni. Mansion. Brody. Manor.
45:41 Speaker 05 Oh.
45:42 Speaker 04 Brody got it.
45:43 Speaker 05 Yes.
45:43 Speaker 04 The correct answer.
45:44 Speaker 05 Wow. Now that you say that, I know that.
45:46 Speaker 04 Manor.
45:47 Speaker 03 Son of a gun. That was close. I wish I'd gone with the joke answer.
45:51 Speaker 04 Ran from 2005 to 2008 and then got a BBC revival in 2021. The show told the story of The Whiskers, which is a meerkat family that's part of a long-term field study. At the peak of its popularity, it was Animal Planet's most popular show with more than 4 million viewers in the United States. The series received three Emmy nominations. All right, here's a correct answer review. One was Nebraska is home of the Runza. Two, Remington. Three, Fiberglass. Four, Slash. Five, Daddy Longlegs. Six, Dabblers. Seven, Jack London. Eight, Blue Pigmeat. Nine, Meerkat Manor. Phil, scoreboard update.
46:35 Speaker 04 It's a lot more interesting now. Brody has pulled ahead with nine. Nine points, but Yanis hot on his trail with eight. It's between those two players. Question 10. The topic is fishing. This last great question is via David Heiser. Either we are going to go to overtime.
46:53 Speaker 03 He got a chuckle out of that.
46:54 Speaker 04 Yeah, Brody's going to have a perfect game.
46:56 Speaker 03 That when he said this question is.
46:58 Speaker 04 Or they both get it wrong.
47:00 Speaker 03 Both get it right.
47:00 Speaker 04 Yeah.
47:01 Speaker 03 And I said fishing.
47:02 Speaker 04 And I could get it right.
47:03 Speaker 03 And he said fishing, because he.
47:05 Speaker 04 And then I'd tie Yanis for second. Yeah, and he did nail it. Yeah. And it's the second week in a row where Brody has a fishing question at number 10 with a perfect game. Game is rigged. For Brody to win. The St. Mary's River flows from Lake Superior to this other Great Lake.
47:25 Speaker 03 Oh.
47:27 Speaker 04 The St. Mary's River flows from Lake Superior to this other Great Lake.
47:35 Speaker 04 Randall, very, excuse me, Brody, very quick to answer, but he's staring at his whiteboard, sussing out if he has it right or not.
47:43 Speaker 03 Hmm.
47:44 Speaker 04 Oh, man. The St. Mary's River flows from Lake Superior to this other Great Lake. Yeah. Okay, he's gonna stick with that first answer. Perfect game on the line.
48:02 Speaker 03 Now I'm second guessing myself.
48:03 Speaker 04 Hmm.
48:04 Speaker 03 But then again, it doesn't matter anymore.
48:08 Speaker 04 Jordan Sellers, do you have this one right?
48:09 Speaker 03 I have a Great Lake.
48:11 Speaker 04 Okay.
48:12 Speaker 03 I'm very confident that I have one of them.
48:14 Speaker 04 While we wait for our players to answer, I want to tease that next week is probably our most anticipated show of the year. The Wives of Meat Eater Trivia will be returning. Did you get a toll of my wife? Is she coming? She, the invite has been sent to her inbox. So TBD. We had a few wives who had not responded yet that I had to circle up with today.
48:40 Speaker 04 Randall.
48:42 Speaker 03 Yes.
48:42 Speaker 04 Nothing.
48:43 Speaker 03 You don't want me to talk about. I was just hoping you didn't want me to talk about my chickens again, because I don't feel like that's going well as a segment. I feel like, I feel like I'm oversharing. We're gonna get it sponsored, actually. You guys are being very, you're like distancing yourself from what I'm saying.
48:58 Speaker 04 Well, we are seven minutes away from an all-company meeting and potentially going to overtime.
49:03 Speaker 05 I just don't own chickens. I can't relate.
49:06 Speaker 03 I mean.
49:08 Speaker 05 But Nick Toppy upstairs, the first time he and his wife bought chickens, they kept them inside in their guest bathroom, and it turned on the water in their guest bathroom and flooded their crawl space.
49:17 Speaker 03 I did not know that. I love that.
49:20 Speaker 05 Huge situation.
49:20 Speaker 03 He asked me if, if I wanted his rooster, because he said it was really mean and they couldn't have it around the kid. And I was like, no. And then later I said, do you find someone who would take that rooster? He's like, yes, some guy on Facebook wanted it right away.
49:33 Speaker 04 Just wanted dinner, that's what he wanted.
49:35 Speaker 03 That poor rooster.
49:39 Speaker 04 The St. Mary's River.
49:40 Speaker 03 I could think two, two paths that rooster could have taken.
49:43 Speaker 04 From Nick's.
49:44 Speaker 03 Yeah.
49:45 Speaker 04 Is everybody ready?
49:48 Speaker 04 Go ahead and reveal your answers. Roman says Erie, Jordan, Michigan, Randall, Michigan, Marge, Michigan, Yanni, Michigan, Brody, Huron. The correct answer is Lake Huron.
50:07 Speaker 03 No!
50:08 Speaker 04 Got it right.
50:09 Speaker 03 Great job.
50:10 Speaker 04 Giving him what I think is the first perfect game of 2026. The St. Mary's River starts at Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay before traveling 75 miles to Lake Huron's North Channel. It forms an international border between the United States and Canada and is a key water body for cargo travel. The St. Mary's is a rich fishery known for its walleye, perch, bass, pike, and salmon.
50:35 Speaker 04 All right, Brody, $1,000 donation for having that perfect game.
50:39 Speaker 03 Good job, Brody.
50:39 Speaker 04 What are you gonna do with all that money?
50:41 Speaker 03 Let's send it to Sportsman for the Boundary Waters.
50:44 Speaker 04 There we go.
50:45 Speaker 05 Yes.
50:45 Speaker 03 Because the fight ain't over yet, so.
50:47 Speaker 04 Let's give it to them. Thousand dollars heading to support.
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