Pod Insights The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 891: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXI About this episode Randall Williams guest hosts MeatEater Trivia with Brody Henderson, Seth Morris, Max Barta, Sarah Delany, Nate Mason, and Alyssa Smith.
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1:53 Speaker 03 Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I am not.
2:00 Speaker 04 Enter New Hearth. Instead, I'm your guest host, Dr. Randall Williams. Today, we're joined by Brody, Seth, Nate, Max, Alyssa, and Sarah. Now, as you know, this is a 10-round quiz show with questions from MeatEaters' four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. And there is a prize. MeatEater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winners choosing.
2:28 Speaker 04 Now, my stat of the week this week no longer applies because it was about an NBA playoff game from Wednesday, but this is Friday now. Uh, my infrequently asked questions segment also doesn't apply, so I'll just ask, how's everybody doing? We're doing well. Good.
2:43 Speaker 05 So good.
2:44 Speaker 04 It's Friday.
2:44 Speaker 05 Happy it's Friday.
2:45 Speaker 04 Oh. Great weather. Brody, how are you?
2:47 Speaker 06 Doing great.
2:48 Speaker 04 That's great.
2:49 Speaker 06 Don't complain.
2:49 Speaker 04 How are you? I'm doing okay. It's sort of been a chaotic week. Why is that? Just a lot of scheduling changes, uh, you know, problems at home. Do you want to talk about them? Nope. Don't want to talk about them. Got problems with the old lady or what? No, no. You're making it sound like a domestic issue. Yeah. Sounds like you and Sydney are splitting up or something. Homeowner, homeowner issues. I really don't want to get into the specifics of it. I don't know why I brought that up at all.
3:17 Speaker 04 Now, I don't have a Sydney index for today. Because you guys are fighting, right?
3:24 Speaker 06 Because she doesn't live with Randall.
3:27 Speaker 04 Yeah, this is all really. We shouldn't joke about this stuff. This is going really poorly. We shouldn't joke about this stuff. No, she actually, in fact, helped me come up with some of these questions. So I thought it would be inappropriate to index this game off of her, uh, knowledge. So I have a Christian Hughes index, the first in the very history of this program. And he got six questions right. Who's that? He's my best friend since childhood. Great. Ooh, I like that you're introducing a non- Spousal index. Yeah, I think I think it's long overdue. I think this program has gotten stale over the years. Spencer's very committed to his bits, so why not mix it up a little while he's on vacation?
4:04 Speaker 07 I like it. Can you let us know what Christian's background is?
4:06 Speaker 04 He's a chemical salesman.
4:08 Speaker 05 How's, does he hunt? How smart is he?
4:10 Speaker 04 He's, he hunts, he's been referenced on this program before in the context of a lot of his guns being stolen and the amount of guns that he buys. He's your counterpart, right? Your caliber counterpart? He used to work at a fly shop. Yep.
4:22 Speaker 07 What's his A T A C T score? Wow, I can't talk.
4:25 Speaker 04 What's your A C T score? What kind of chemicals?
4:28 Speaker 07 I got a 28, thank you very much.
4:29 Speaker 04 He sells all kinds of chemicals.
4:30 Speaker 07 Yeah.
4:31 Speaker 04 Like agriculture or? Very basic stuff. I think we've lost the listeners now. Yeah, yeah, let's get back to it. So why don't we get to question one here, Phil? Why don't you play the drop?
4:43 Speaker 04 Oh, yeah, dude.
4:47 Speaker 07 But it's not Spencer.
4:48 Speaker 04 Okay, we're back on track now.
4:50 Speaker 05 Focus.
5:01 Speaker 04 Question one, as always, is multiple choice. This question falls under the category of shooting stuff. How many inches to the nearest 10th is 1 mil at 100 yards? This is a great question. 3.0, 3.3, 3.6, or 3.9? Again, the question is, how many inches to the nearest 10th is 1 mil at 100 yards? Boy, the Ruden looks stumped. Seth's writing something down. How do you feel about that?
5:39 Speaker 06 I should know this.
5:40 Speaker 04 Well, we'll all know a lot about it once I get done with the flavor text. I use mil.
5:44 Speaker 07 You do?
5:45 Speaker 04 Yeah.
5:46 Speaker 07 Why do you use mills over?
5:47 Speaker 06 M-Rad's different, right?
5:48 Speaker 04 I like it better.
5:49 Speaker 06 Is that different?
5:50 Speaker 04 No, it's mil. A mil is a, is a milleradian. Yeah. Man, there are hints.
5:57 Speaker 07 Really?
5:57 Speaker 04 Yeah.
6:00 Speaker 07 How many inches in the air is that to one million hundred yards?
6:02 Speaker 04 Three, your options are 3.0, 3.3, 3.6, or 3.9.
6:14 Speaker 04 Interesting. Max is carrying the two.
6:19 Speaker 07 I'm actually putting something that's not on the board.
6:22 Speaker 04 Sarah, do you have an answer?
6:23 Speaker 05 I have an answer, yeah.
6:24 Speaker 04 Okay. The double-sided whiteboards always throw me off.
6:29 Speaker 04 Brody's doing his corrections here.
6:33 Speaker 06 It's a great question.
6:35 Speaker 04 Well, it looks like we all have answers in the room when we flip them over here. Seth says 3.6. Max, spelled backwards, says 3.0. Sarah says 3.9. Nate says 3.9. Alyssa says 3.3, and Brody says 3.0. We have a correct answer in the room. It's 3.6.
6:57 Speaker 07 Oh, damn it.
6:58 Speaker 04 C. 3.6 inches. A miliradian is an angular unit of measurement equal to 1 one thousandth of a radian. At any given distance, a mil is 1 one thousandth of the distance to the target. So at 100, at 1,000 yards, a mil is 1 yard, or 36 inches. At 100 yards, it's 3.6.
7:23 Speaker 06 That's such great flavor, Ted.
7:24 Speaker 07 I can see how you got there.
7:26 Speaker 04 Do you guys know what a radian is?
7:29 Speaker 07 No.
7:30 Speaker 04 It's an angle.
7:30 Speaker 05 It's an arc length.
7:31 Speaker 04 Yeah, where, where the arc of the circle is equal to the radius.
7:38 Speaker 06 You, you gotta explain that again. You lost me. Draw a picture.
7:42 Speaker 04 So if you have a circle, you have a piece of pie. Oh, oh, this is how we're gonna fill in for not having, uh, for not having any. This is also a good time to mention, um, this is our first trivia episode.
7:52 Speaker 06 That will be available in a video format on Apple Podcasts. So if you are an audio only listener via Apple Podcasts, you can now hit a little button and say view video. Might be the only. So you can see what Randall is drawing.
8:05 Speaker 04 So here's, here's a slice of pie and the radius is equal to the arc length. Now, a miller radian is one one thousandth of that. And you can imagine as the pie shrinks, this becomes less of an arc and more of like a straight line. So it's, it's basically a, a miller radian is a thing where this is a thousandth of that.
8:29 Speaker 06 That explains it.
8:30 Speaker 04 I'm still a little lost, but it was cool.
8:33 Speaker 07 Great question.
8:34 Speaker 04 Man, once you, once your brain breaks through, it's gonna open your eyes, man. I'm still reading your book you gave me. I do.
8:41 Speaker 07 Okay.
8:41 Speaker 05 I don't know if that was enough to convince me to shoot in mills.
8:43 Speaker 04 What are you shooting?
8:45 Speaker 07 MOA.
8:47 Speaker 04 Question two. This question falls under the category of fishing.
8:52 Speaker 06 I feel like MOA is more American.
8:57 Speaker 04 A common misconception is that mills are metric.
9:01 Speaker 06 Well.
9:01 Speaker 04 They're on a base 10 system, but they're not.
9:03 Speaker 06 More American.
9:05 Speaker 04 Question two, this question falls under the category of fishing. The Arapaima, one of the world's largest freshwater fish capable of reaching over 400 pounds, is native to which continent?
9:20 Speaker 04 The Arapaima, one of the world's largest freshwater fish capable of reaching over 400 pounds, is native to which continent? Brody's got an answer, confident. It's numbers game.
9:33 Speaker 06 So confident.
9:36 Speaker 04 Yeah.
9:36 Speaker 06 I'd like to catch a few of these things.
9:38 Speaker 04 You can sort of use the process of elimination on this one.
9:40 Speaker 05 There's only seven.
9:43 Speaker 04 And one of them.
9:44 Speaker 05 If one of them's right.
9:45 Speaker 04 Yep, one of them's right, six of them are wrong. You could probably rule out a few. I don't want to give away too many hints.
9:52 Speaker 05 Arapaima are sweet. Look like dinosaurs.
9:55 Speaker 04 They are tough looking.
9:56 Speaker 05 They're cool.
9:56 Speaker 04 Never seen one.
9:57 Speaker 05 They're very cool.
9:58 Speaker 04 Never even.
9:59 Speaker 05 You probably will.
10:00 Speaker 04 If Spencer, if Spencer had been hosting this episode, he would have a photo to show you right after this. Nope, nope.
10:07 Speaker 04 Just have to Google it later.
10:09 Speaker 06 Bet you I've never seen one.
10:10 Speaker 05 You probably haven't.
10:11 Speaker 06 You wanna make a wager?
10:12 Speaker 04 So Sarah, you're confident?
10:14 Speaker 05 Uh, pretty confident, yeah.
10:15 Speaker 04 Sethree?
10:17 Speaker 06 Nope.
10:18 Speaker 04 Nope. Max? Everybody else is guessing? Yup.
10:24 Speaker 04 Well, we've got six answers. Why don't we flip them over? Seth says Africa. Max says South America. Sarah says South America. Nate says Asia. Alyssa says South America. Brody says South America. The correct answer is South America.
10:44 Speaker 04 The Arepaima is found primarily in the Amazon River Basin of South America and is one of the few large fish that breathes air, surfacing every five to 20 minutes to gulp oxygen through a specialized lung-like organ. They are highly prized by anglers and have been, oh, good job, Phil. Have been introduced to Thailand, Malaysia, and other parts of Southeast Asia where they are now a popular target for exotic freshwater fishing.
11:10 Speaker 07 Kinda looks like a tarpon head.
11:12 Speaker 05 They kinda look like, with their scales, they kinda look like weird.
11:15 Speaker 04 Yeah.
11:16 Speaker 05 Like.
11:17 Speaker 04 Very strange. Very strange creatures. Cool. Question three. This question comes to us in the category of fine dining. Name three of the five forks included in a formal table setting according to the August Escoffier School of Culinary Arts.
11:39 Speaker 04 Name three of the five forks in a formal table setting.
11:48 Speaker 04 I didn't know there were five forks in a formal table setting. I was trying to think of weird forks to ask questions about, and this seemed like perhaps the most approachable way.
11:57 Speaker 06 Is it a cotillion class? What's the word I'm looking for?
12:00 Speaker 04 I never got invited to that.
12:01 Speaker 05 Cotillions.
12:02 Speaker 06 Is it cotillion?
12:02 Speaker 04 Yeah.
12:03 Speaker 06 Yeah, never did that. Should've.
12:09 Speaker 04 It's like we have a few, is anybody confident? No.
12:11 Speaker 07 No.
12:11 Speaker 05 I'm like eighty percent.
12:14 Speaker 04 Nate, I thought you might know this.
12:16 Speaker 06 I, I feel like I could have, but I just, it's never crossed my path.
12:19 Speaker 04 Is anybody confident about some of the forks?
12:22 Speaker 07 I am. Yeah, I got some.
12:23 Speaker 03 I bet you New England scum.
12:26 Speaker 05 I'm not from New England, Nate. I'm from Chicago.
12:30 Speaker 04 Even worse, there's five.
12:32 Speaker 05 Always threatened to make us take manners classes.
12:34 Speaker 06 I've never had a meal in my life where there was five forks involved.
12:37 Speaker 07 No.
12:37 Speaker 04 Well.
12:38 Speaker 06 Not unless there was five people sitting next to you.
12:42 Speaker 04 Do we all have?
12:43 Speaker 05 No, no.
12:45 Speaker 04 Don't rush, don't rush, you have plenty of time. I just think forks are real interesting, you know?
12:52 Speaker 07 Well, there's.
12:53 Speaker 06 I live in a, I live in a, I live in a place where there's three forks.
13:00 Speaker 04 Man, this should have been a softball for you then.
13:05 Speaker 04 Name a fork, other than the forks you're sure of.
13:09 Speaker 07 It's another good question.
13:10 Speaker 06 And it's not, it's not Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson?
13:13 Speaker 04 Nope.
13:15 Speaker 04 Alright, team, flip them over. Seth says dinner fork, salad fork, dessert fork. Max, man, your backwards name is really throwing me off. Salad fork, app fork, supper fork. It's very Midwestern of you. Sarah says salad fork, dessert fork, dinner fork. Nate says salad fork, dessert fork, main fork. Alyssa says salad fork, caviar fork, dinner fork. Brody says salad fork, meat fork, and fish fork.
13:46 Speaker 07 Ooh.
13:48 Speaker 04 Man, it's kind of tough to score this, Phil.
13:50 Speaker 07 Supper counts as dinner.
13:51 Speaker 06 I don't think it is.
13:52 Speaker 04 The correct, the correct answers are salad fork, dinner fork, dessert fork, fish fork.
14:02 Speaker 04 An oyster fork.
14:03 Speaker 06 Oh.
14:06 Speaker 04 For oyster fork, I would have also accepted shrimp fork.
14:09 Speaker 05 I was gonna put appetizer. But I put caviar. I was gonna put oyster fork, but I decided to go with.
14:14 Speaker 06 Sweet. So no, but then you get it. Seth and Sarah got it.
14:17 Speaker 04 Seth and Sarah got it.
14:18 Speaker 07 Yeah. Nice.
14:21 Speaker 04 So a salad fork is shorter, smaller, typically with four tines. Dinner is the longest fork with four tines. Dessert fork, smaller than a salad fork with three or four tines. Fish fork, a skinny, three or four tined fork. An oyster fork, the smallest, narrowest fork with three tines, designed to be used with shellfish or to pick up shrimp.
14:44 Speaker 06 Hmm.
14:45 Speaker 04 Beautiful.
14:46 Speaker 06 Very nice. What about spoons?
14:48 Speaker 04 I don't know about spoons, man.
14:50 Speaker 05 There's, I think there's.
14:51 Speaker 04 I'll be honest, I'll be honest, I started looking into formal table settings and it got complicated way too fast.
14:56 Speaker 05 I think there's three spoons. Yeah, there's a. Soup spoon.
14:59 Speaker 07 Yeah. Serving spoon.
15:00 Speaker 05 Well, no, that's like not on the place setting.
15:02 Speaker 04 Question four.
15:03 Speaker 07 Sure. Whatever.
15:04 Speaker 05 Come on, Matt.
15:05 Speaker 04 This question falls under the category of woodsmanship. As everyone knows, the GPS coordinates for the Meat Eater flagship store in Bozeman, Montana are approximately forty five point six, seven, nine, four, seven latitude and one, eleven point zero, three, nine, six, three longitude. Of those two numbers, which should be expressed as a negative value? And the options are obviously longitude, latitude, neither, or both. I didn't intend this to be a multiple choice question, but I thought I should just make that clear. So between longitude, latitude coordinates for Bozeman, Montana, which should be expressed as a negative value?
15:50 Speaker 04 Both? Neither? Latitude? Longitude?
15:55 Speaker 06 Mm hmm.
15:56 Speaker 04 Who can say?
15:59 Speaker 06 This is when it pays to be the guy who always plans everything. You're always dropping pins for your friends?
16:04 Speaker 04 Yeah. I figured this would be good for, for OnX users.
16:08 Speaker 07 When I drop pins, I don't look at.
16:10 Speaker 05 I don't look at the coordinates when I drop pins.
16:12 Speaker 06 I think I've got this right. You dropped me a lot long.
16:15 Speaker 07 I know.
16:16 Speaker 06 Couple days ago.
16:17 Speaker 07 I know, I'm thinking about what I did. But that was in Michigan, not Montana.
16:22 Speaker 06 Well, you could.
16:26 Speaker 04 Do you think?
16:26 Speaker 05 You can probably guess one of the.
16:28 Speaker 07 Yeah, I don't know.
16:32 Speaker 04 If we've all got answers, why don't we flip them over? Seth says longitude. Max says longitude. Sarah says neither. Nate says latitude. Alyssa says longitude. Brody says longitude. The correct answer is longitude.
16:50 Speaker 07 Wow, Nate.
16:51 Speaker 04 In geographic coordinate systems, latitude numbers are positive for locations north of the equator and negative for locations south of the equator. Longitude numbers are positive for locations east of the prime meridian and negative for locations west of the prime meridian. So Michigan and Montana.
17:10 Speaker 07 Are both negative.
17:11 Speaker 04 They're the same, yeah.
17:11 Speaker 06 Nice. That sucks.
17:13 Speaker 04 Boy Nate, you were real confident on that one.
17:15 Speaker 06 I know, I felt so good. I could see it in my mind. Dude, I'm just sucking.
17:18 Speaker 04 I felt bad for you when I saw you flip your board over.
17:20 Speaker 06 Yeah, it happens.
17:22 Speaker 04 It's alright.
17:22 Speaker 06 It's alright. I forgot my pants today, too.
17:25 Speaker 04 What are you wearing?
17:26 Speaker 06 You got on shorts.
17:27 Speaker 07 Okay.
17:28 Speaker 06 And Crocs.
17:30 Speaker 04 You wanted shorts, you wanted both shorts and pants?
17:37 Speaker 05 Oh, the short socks and Crocs.
17:42 Speaker 04 I'm glad, did Phil, did the camera catch that?
17:44 Speaker 06 Oh, totally. Check out the new video feature on Apple Podcasts.
17:47 Speaker 04 Two humiliations in the span of two minutes.
17:50 Speaker 05 Breaks up the day nice.
17:51 Speaker 04 Question five. This question falls under the category of fishing. This 12-letter word refers to the massive larvae of a Dobson fly, which has six clawed legs.
18:05 Speaker 06 We've had this question before, I think.
18:07 Speaker 04 Wow, I searched for it in Spencer's document.
18:10 Speaker 06 Well, maybe I'm wrong.
18:11 Speaker 04 And a big pair of satanic horn-like pinchers sticking out of its head.
18:15 Speaker 06 Oh, yeah, we've had this. Wait, how many letters?
18:19 Speaker 04 12.
18:22 Speaker 07 Dobson fly?
18:24 Speaker 04 Just for the sake of the audience, I'll repeat it. This 12-letter word refers to the massive larvae of a Dobson fly, which has six clawed legs and a big pair of satanic horn-like pinchers sticking out of its head. And I will note Spencer provides all guest hosts with a document outlining all the questions he's used. And I searched for this and it wasn't in there.
18:48 Speaker 06 We found out that recently Spencer asked a question for a third time.
18:52 Speaker 07 Ooh.
18:52 Speaker 06 And that was, that was, that was Spencer. That wasn't even a guest host.
18:56 Speaker 05 Was that the dog?
18:56 Speaker 06 Can we spell it?
18:57 Speaker 05 The lab?
18:58 Speaker 06 Yes, like the dot.
18:59 Speaker 04 Yeah.
18:59 Speaker 05 Yeah.
18:59 Speaker 04 Oh, I'm spelling it very wrong.
19:01 Speaker 06 I'm coming up with a 10.
19:02 Speaker 05 I got nothing.
19:02 Speaker 06 I'm coming up with 11.
19:03 Speaker 04 Yeah, I was the same way. Are you sure it's 12?
19:05 Speaker 06 Mine's 11 and I'm like absolutely right.
19:10 Speaker 04 I think you might. Are there, are there any letters in there that could be doubled up?
19:14 Speaker 06 Yeah.
19:15 Speaker 04 Yeah, I have one that's doubled.
19:16 Speaker 05 Throw another one in there.
19:18 Speaker 04 Oh, maybe it's. Maybe there's a different way to spell it. I'm close enough. That I looked up.
19:26 Speaker 04 Oh, maybe. Maybe you have a different.
19:28 Speaker 05 You put this in the fishing?
19:29 Speaker 06 I think I have what Brody has.
19:31 Speaker 04 Yeah. Oh, I'm breaking the ice on this question.
19:34 Speaker 06 Yeah.
19:34 Speaker 04 I'm a second half guy.
19:35 Speaker 06 I swear we were both here when this question was asked.
19:38 Speaker 05 I got nothing, man.
19:39 Speaker 06 Something like. Yep.
19:40 Speaker 04 You're gonna be a sad panda. Spencer's losing his fastball.
19:45 Speaker 06 I just added a letter and spelled it wrong.
19:49 Speaker 07 I have no idea.
19:51 Speaker 04 If I'm wrong about this one too, I'm just gonna leave. Oh, you should be fine, Nate. Don't worry too much about it.
19:58 Speaker 07 What's a Dobson fly?
19:59 Speaker 05 See, that's why I have no idea. Everything I can think of is not 12 letters.
20:03 Speaker 04 He gave us a little.
20:04 Speaker 06 Can I tell him what a Dobson fly is?
20:05 Speaker 04 He gave us a little clue.
20:06 Speaker 05 Can it be two?
20:06 Speaker 06 Oh, double up letters? It's like a giant dragonfly, Max.
20:09 Speaker 04 Hey, there's a little clue in there.
20:13 Speaker 07 Six legs, a big pair of satanic.
20:17 Speaker 05 I see what it looks like.
20:19 Speaker 04 Yeah.
20:19 Speaker 05 I know what it looks like. Again, if this was Pictionary, like last time I would have done well.
20:25 Speaker 04 Low clue.
20:26 Speaker 06 I'm telling you, I got it. And if I don't, I'm walking out.
20:30 Speaker 04 Boy, it's really gonna be a huge disappointment to our audience if this is a repeat question. They'll think that I didn't do my job, when in fact, I did my job.
20:39 Speaker 06 We all believe you.
20:40 Speaker 04 Yep.
20:41 Speaker 06 You're actually doing someone else's job.
20:44 Speaker 04 You know, that's a great point. That's a great point, Seth.
20:48 Speaker 07 I got thirteen.
20:49 Speaker 05 Oh, man.
20:49 Speaker 04 Let's run with it.
20:50 Speaker 07 Yeah.
20:51 Speaker 05 Just let her rip.
20:52 Speaker 04 All right. Ready to flip them over? Seth says, "Helgromite." Zam or Max says, "Devil head scud." I like that.
21:02 Speaker 06 Ooh, it's a good band name.
21:04 Speaker 04 Nothing?
21:04 Speaker 06 Helgaromite.
21:05 Speaker 04 Nate says, "Helgaromite." Alyssa says, "Blank," and Brody says, "Helgromite." Did you end up with twelve letters there?
21:13 Speaker 06 Well, in that one, I did.
21:14 Speaker 04 Yep.
21:14 Speaker 06 Two M's.
21:15 Speaker 04 You spelled it correctly. The correct answer is helgromite.
21:17 Speaker 06 Oh, so I just needed an M.
21:19 Speaker 04 Helgromites measure up to four inches long and have been referred to as the King Kong of aquatic insects. Much like crayfish, they hide under rocks and other debris in fast-moving streams. Ugh. This ugly bug and fly pattern resemble it are popular among anglers due to their size. For more on this nasty thing, check out Hubie Brown's article, "Creepy Crawlers: How to Catch and Fish with Helgromites" on the meat eater dot com.
21:45 Speaker 06 Can they bite you?
21:46 Speaker 04 Yeah.
21:46 Speaker 06 Oh, yeah. Draw blood. Oh, it'll, it'll take me a sec.
21:50 Speaker 04 Yeah, yeah. And you also have to do a scoreboard update at this point, so we timed this poorly.
21:55 Speaker 06 Yeah. I don't know if you still, there is bait shops in Pennsylvania that sell them.
21:59 Speaker 07 Really?
21:59 Speaker 04 Yeah.
22:00 Speaker 05 How big are they?
22:00 Speaker 06 I don't know if they do that anymore. We used to go flip rocks. Yeah. We didn't fish or anything, but we were just scared of them.
22:06 Speaker 05 That makes sense.
22:07 Speaker 06 Yeah, we would flip rocks for them for smallmouth bait.
22:09 Speaker 07 Would they seek you out and bite you, or would you like step on one and then they would bite you?
22:14 Speaker 04 I don't know. You'd have to ask.
22:15 Speaker 06 I never got somebody. I don't think they're gonna hunt you down.
22:17 Speaker 07 No, okay.
22:19 Speaker 05 That is nasty.
22:19 Speaker 06 It's kind of a low-res picture, but there you go.
22:21 Speaker 04 No, you can be scared of them, Max.
22:23 Speaker 07 You can be scared of anything. You could be scared of foxes.
22:26 Speaker 04 Phil, we're now halfway through our game of trivia. Can I have a scoreboard update, please?
22:31 Speaker 06 You certainly can. Uh, I gave, I gave hell garamite to Nate. You better. Uh, I kind of. That's fair. I made an executive decision. You've only got one, right? Yeah, dude, it's been a rough day. But despite, despite the misspelling from Nate, he still only has one point. Yep, I'll come back. Max, Sarah, and Alyssa are tied up with two. Brody has three. And in first place, Seth Morse, he's got four. I'm coming back, Phil. Look at the big old brain. I'm rooting for you. I'd like to hear more about how you forgot your pants. I came in for a workout this morning and walked out without my Trader Joe's bag of clothes. So I also forgot my lunch and my banana and, yep.
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26:55 Speaker 04 Question six. This question falls under the category of conservation. What is the five-letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome? That stretches across the northern regions of the globe?
27:10 Speaker 06 We're back. I want to come in third on this game. I'm calling it now.
27:13 Speaker 04 What is the five-letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome?
27:20 Speaker 06 I feel like we've had this one too.
27:21 Speaker 04 That stretches across the northern regions of the globe?
27:24 Speaker 07 No, because I like this question. I wouldn't like it if we've had it before.
27:31 Speaker 04 Did you like the last question?
27:32 Speaker 07 I did, but I'm still almost positive we've had it before. In some form or another.
27:38 Speaker 06 Did you check both versions of the spelling?
27:41 Speaker 04 Of this spelling?
27:42 Speaker 06 No, the last one.
27:44 Speaker 06 Like maybe.
27:45 Speaker 04 Oh, maybe he misspelled it.
27:46 Speaker 06 I looked it up and I only found the one spelling. There you go.
27:50 Speaker 04 Again, we're looking for a five-letter Russian origin term used to describe the boreal forest biome? That stretches across the northern regions of the globe?
28:01 Speaker 07 Would I know this, Nate?
28:03 Speaker 06 I don't know.
28:03 Speaker 05 Think back to like middle school geography.
28:06 Speaker 04 Geography, exactly.
28:09 Speaker 07 Middle school geography, wow.
28:11 Speaker 05 You know, when you like learn about all the biomes?
28:12 Speaker 04 You remember what you learned in middle school?
28:15 Speaker 05 In this case, yes I do.
28:18 Speaker 06 The important stuff. Before we leave the topic of my forgotten clothes, I do want to highlight the super crocs I'm wearing.
28:25 Speaker 07 Yeah, I saw those.
28:26 Speaker 06 They're awesome, dude. If you have regular crocs and you like them, you'd love your super crocs.
28:32 Speaker 05 I buy the kitchen crocs that don't have holes.
28:34 Speaker 06 What are those? Like a, they, do they have the insulation?
28:37 Speaker 05 No, no, they're just splash proof. They don't have holes and the back's a little higher. They're really great winter crocs.
28:43 Speaker 04 They're great, they're great for wet grass.
28:46 Speaker 05 They are.
28:46 Speaker 04 When I was working up in Alaska, I only used the holeless crocs.
28:51 Speaker 05 Holeless crocs are the play.
28:52 Speaker 04 Yeah.
28:52 Speaker 06 Cool.
28:53 Speaker 04 It's basically a little set of waders.
28:55 Speaker 05 Mm-hmm.
28:55 Speaker 06 For your feet.
28:56 Speaker 05 Less warm and sweaty compared to deck boots.
29:00 Speaker 04 Mm-hmm.
29:01 Speaker 06 Good to know.
29:02 Speaker 05 They don't look as weird when you wear them out in public. Maybe they do.
29:05 Speaker 06 Hold up. You're saying crocs look weird out in public?
29:08 Speaker 05 No.
29:09 Speaker 04 No. So we have three confident players in the room. Alyssa, how are you feeling?
29:16 Speaker 05 At my can to see if it'd give me any hint.
29:18 Speaker 04 Oh.
29:19 Speaker 05 Did that work?
29:20 Speaker 04 Max has a blank board. Seth has a blank board. Is it in there somewhere Seth?
29:24 Speaker 07 It should be.
29:26 Speaker 06 It's in there.
29:27 Speaker 04 But could you play basketball in your kitchen crocks?
29:29 Speaker 06 I can't. I can't dig it out.
29:30 Speaker 05 Uh, with the strap on, yeah.
29:33 Speaker 04 Always got a strap?
29:34 Speaker 05 Yeah.
29:34 Speaker 04 These ones have adjustable, so you can cinch them down.
29:36 Speaker 05 The strap's tighter.
29:38 Speaker 06 Yeah, I'm not gonna get it.
29:39 Speaker 04 I think our, our two remaining contestants here are waving the white flag, so we'll flip them over. Sarah says taiga. Nate says taiga. Alyssa says Arctic. Nope. Brody says taiga.
29:50 Speaker 07 Was it in there?
29:51 Speaker 04 They've got it. Boom. The correct answer is taiga. The taiga is the largest land biome on earth, stretching across Russia, Canada, and Alaska, covering approximately 27% of the world's total forests. Russia alone contains roughly 50% of the world's taiga, with the vast Siberian boreal forest representing one of the most important carbon sinks on the planet.
30:16 Speaker 03 That's where I'd go to hide from Putin if I lived in Russia.
30:19 Speaker 07 Putin or Putin?
30:21 Speaker 03 P-utin.
30:23 Speaker 05 P-utin. Got it.
30:25 Speaker 07 That's good.
30:26 Speaker 04 Question seven. In the category of fishing. What is the name of the knot commonly used in fly fishing to connect the leader to the fly line, tied using a hollow tube to wrap the line? You've had so many fishing questions, dude. That's fair. That's a fair criticism. And I was, I was thinking we were coming in here doing some gun stuff. What is the name? We get some weird caliber things.
30:52 Speaker 05 This is a good question.
30:53 Speaker 04 What is the name of the knot commonly used in fly fishing to connect the leader to the fly line, tied using a hollow tube to wrap the line?
31:01 Speaker 03 To be fair, I was a last minute addition to this episode, so Randall's not showing me any favoritism.
31:07 Speaker 04 Mm-mm. No, I feel like I sort of have to, uh, deliberately shy away from the gun questions. No, you gotta.
31:15 Steven Rinella? Lean into your strengths.
31:16 Speaker 04 No.
31:18 Speaker 04 It's fair.
31:18 Speaker 05 I'm really happy that he's not leaning into.
31:20 Steven Rinella? I was excited to come in here and learn stuff about guns, not.
31:23 Speaker 04 Well, you know what a radian is now and a.
31:25 Steven Rinella? And I love that. And then.
31:27 Speaker 07 Do you have the right answer?
31:28 Steven Rinella? No, absolutely not.
31:29 Speaker 05 Don't get Nate started on fly fishing. He's got some.
31:31 Steven Rinella? Dude, I got.
31:32 Speaker 05 Insane.
31:33 Steven Rinella? Flaming hot take on fly fishing.
31:34 Speaker 05 Takes.
31:36 Speaker 04 Let's uh.
31:38 Steven Rinella? I've said too much already.
31:39 Speaker 04 Let's flip these boards over. Seth says nail knot. Axe says nail knot. Sarah says nail knot. Nate says surgeon's knot. Lisa says Davey knot. Brody says nail knot. The correct answer is the nail knot.
31:54 Speaker 05 Sick.
31:55 Speaker 04 The nail knot gets its name from the days when anglers would use an actual nail as a guide to form the wraps. Though today, most fly fishermen use a hollow tube or a dedicated tool to make the process easier. It is considered one of the most essential knots in fly fishing as it creates a strong streamlined connection between the thick fly line and the thinner leader material. Can anybody tie a nail knot?
32:19 Speaker 03 I can do one without a nail or.
32:21 Speaker 06 No need to.
32:22 Speaker 05 Ooh, I just do a nail knot.
32:23 Speaker 07 Double loop knot and.
32:25 Speaker 04 Hmm.
32:26 Speaker 05 It's not as strong.
32:26 Speaker 04 Loop to loop connection?
32:28 Speaker 07 Yeah.
32:28 Speaker 06 If you want to talk leader to braid, I'll talk to you about that.
32:31 Speaker 07 Oh, yeah.
32:31 Speaker 03 Use a union or what? Double union? What do you do?
32:34 Speaker 06 FG.
32:34 Speaker 03 The FG is a cool knot.
32:36 Speaker 04 Geez.
32:36 Speaker 03 I love tying a good FG knot. You take a look at that thing after you do it. Like, goddamn, that's pretty.
32:42 Speaker 06 Yep. And you ain't breaking it.
32:43 Speaker 03 No.
32:45 Speaker 05 I don't know if I've ever seen Brody.
32:46 Speaker 03 Oh, a good FG knot is like.
32:49 Speaker 04 Brody just.
32:49 Speaker 03 Man.
32:50 Speaker 04 Fired right up.
32:51 Speaker 03 Yeah.
32:52 Speaker 04 Question eight. This question is in the category of cooking. What gold medal winning athlete was the lead spokesperson for an indoor grill that cooks on two sides? And drains the fat content of hamburgers and other meats?
33:08 Speaker 07 What year?
33:10 Speaker 05 No.
33:11 Speaker 04 A year?
33:12 Speaker 07 Yeah. What year was this gold medal winning athlete?
33:15 Speaker 04 Would that? Well, I don't want to give that away.
33:17 Speaker 05 Older person question? That you mentioned Randall. Is this the one?
33:21 Speaker 07 Winter or summer Olympics?
33:22 Speaker 05 You know.
33:22 Steven Rinella? I feel good about this. I don't know for sure.
33:24 Speaker 06 This is one of those questions that if you don't know it immediately, you're not gonna get it.
33:27 Speaker 07 What gold medal? I can make some stuff up.
33:29 Speaker 04 What gold medal winning athlete was the lead spokesperson?
33:32 Speaker 06 Sha'Carri Richardson.
33:33 Speaker 04 For an indoor grill that cooks on two sides and drains the fat content of hamburgers and other meats.
33:40 Speaker 06 Was it named after?
33:42 Speaker 05 Was it? Yeah, that's my question.
33:43 Speaker 07 Is George Foreman a gold winning? What?
33:46 Speaker 05 I think we're on the same page, Seth.
33:47 Speaker 07 I don't even know if he's an athlete.
33:50 Steven Rinella? Well, he's probably not a mathlete.
33:54 Speaker 07 Okay, I know what I'm putting down.
33:56 Speaker 04 Oh, people!
33:59 Speaker 04 Don't react. Good job. Good job, everybody. Does everybody have an answer? Does everybody have an answer in the room?
34:07 Speaker 07 I was the last person to write my answer down.
34:10 Speaker 04 Seth says George Foreman. The whole room says George Foreman.
34:14 Speaker 07 No, just for the record, everyone had their answers down and then I said it.
34:18 Speaker 05 I think everyone was gonna get it.
34:19 Speaker 07 So I was just, this was just helping myself out.
34:22 Speaker 06 That's not your fault, Max. Everyone was a terrible actor.
34:24 Steven Rinella? Amen. Amen to that.
34:25 Speaker 05 I didn't know you were an athlete.
34:26 Speaker 04 I would also say it's bad form to start guessing aloud.
34:30 Speaker 07 Yeah, I didn't even know he was an athlete, to be honest with you.
34:32 Speaker 05 I didn't either.
34:34 Speaker 06 What did you think he was?
34:35 Speaker 07 I thought he was just a grillman. Yeah.
34:37 Speaker 05 Was he a boxer?
34:37 Speaker 04 He was an enthusiast of grilling.
34:40 Speaker 07 I know him from grilling, not being an athlete.
34:42 Speaker 04 The George Foreman Grill was introduced in 1994 and became one of the best selling kitchen appliances in history with over 100 million units sold worldwide.
34:52 Speaker 07 Wow.
34:53 Speaker 04 Foreman, a two-time heavyweight boxing champion, won the Olympic gold medal in 1968. And he reportedly earned more money from the grill than he ever did from his entire boxing career.
35:04 Speaker 07 Wow.
35:05 Speaker 04 That's cause boxing's crooked.
35:08 Speaker 07 I'm sorry for saying the answer out loud, contestants, Randall, Spencer.
35:12 Speaker 06 You're fine.
35:12 Speaker 07 And all the listeners.
35:13 Speaker 04 You're fine, Max.
35:13 Speaker 06 You're fine.
35:14 Steven Rinella? No, I want an apology from everyone who reacted.
35:17 Speaker 04 Phil, we've got two questions left in our game of trivia. How's that scoreboard looking?
35:21 Speaker 06 Oh, it's looking great, Randall.
35:23 Speaker 04 Wow. Holy cow.
35:24 Speaker 06 We got a pretty good game going.
35:26 Speaker 04 We do.
35:27 Speaker 06 Nate and Alyssa have three points.
35:29 Steven Rinella? Calling back.
35:30 Speaker 06 Max has four.
35:32 Speaker 07 Not the last place. Yes.
35:33 Steven Rinella? Hey. Not yet.
35:34 Speaker 06 Sarah's sitting pretty with five and now. We have a tie game between Brody and Seth.
35:39 Speaker 04 Let's go Seth.
35:40 Speaker 05 Here we go Seth.
35:40 Speaker 06 In first place. How many more questions we have?
35:43 Speaker 04 Two questions and maybe a tiebreaker if we need it.
35:46 Speaker 06 Oh.
35:47 Speaker 04 Question nine. What is the name of the cartridge released by Federal in 2025? That uses a steel alloy case to drive a 284 caliber projectile? At pressures up to 80,000 PSI.
36:02 Speaker 03 Oh.
36:06 Speaker 04 What is the name of the cartridge released by Federal in 2025? That uses a steel alloy case? To drive a 284 caliber projectile? At pressures up to 80,000 PSI?
36:24 Speaker 04 Brody's confident.
36:25 Speaker 07 I'm gonna have a guess.
36:28 Speaker 07 Sarah's confident.
36:29 Speaker 04 Seth's Seth's working through it.
36:33 Speaker 04 Nate?
36:34 Steven Rinella? I just read an article about this and I can't remember the name.
36:36 Speaker 04 Hmm. Max?
36:38 Speaker 07 No.
36:39 Speaker 04 Sarah? Good. Sarah's confident.
36:46 Speaker 04 Max just drew a big squiggly line.
36:48 Speaker 07 No.
36:49 Speaker 05 Nailed it.
36:49 Speaker 04 Oh.
36:53 Speaker 07 It's not a big squiggly line. My marker sucks.
36:55 Speaker 04 That's the perfect answer from you, Max. Thank you.
36:59 Speaker 04 We're looking for the name of the cartridge released in 2025? That uses a steel alloy case? To drive a 284 caliber projectile at pressures up to 80,000 PSI?
37:13 Speaker 06 Here's your gun question, Nate.
37:15 Speaker 03 I know.
37:15 Speaker 07 Yeah, you're asking for it.
37:17 Steven Rinella? No, I enjoy this more.
37:20 Steven Rinella? A lot more.
37:20 Speaker 07 I'm sorry.
37:21 Speaker 03 He just does not like fishing.
37:23 Speaker 04 No.
37:24 Speaker 03 Just despises fishing.
37:25 Steven Rinella? I don't despise fishing.
37:27 Speaker 05 He's got.
37:27 Steven Rinella? I just don't like it.
37:28 Speaker 07 Fly fishing.
37:29 Speaker 06 You don't like the Coast Guard? You don't like fishing? What's your problem with water, Nate?
37:32 Steven Rinella? I like the Navy.
37:33 Speaker 03 Doesn't like pants either.
37:34 Steven Rinella? Nope.
37:35 Speaker 03 Can you swim?
37:35 Steven Rinella? Real good.
37:36 Speaker 03 Okay.
37:37 Steven Rinella? I bet I beat you in race.
37:39 Speaker 04 Seth, are you feeling good about your answer?
37:41 Speaker 05 Pond out back, you guys could have.
37:42 Speaker 06 Dude, we should.
37:43 Speaker 04 Nate, are you gonna get there?
37:45 Speaker 06 No, dude, I'm, I'm, I'm.
37:47 Speaker 04 Alyssa?
37:47 Speaker 06 No.
37:49 Speaker 04 All right. Flip them over, team. Seth Morris, seven millimeter back country. Max says 12 gauge. Right in your lane. Sarah says seven millimeter back country. Nate says peak. Alyssa's blank. Brody says seven millimeter back country. They've got it, gang. It's the seven millimeter back country. The seven millimeter back country case uses a proprietary material federal calls peak alloy. Which allows the cartridge.
38:19 Speaker 06 I knew it was somewhere, it was somewhere in there, dude.
38:21 Speaker 04 Which allows the cartridge to push a 175 grain bullet to 3,000 feet per second out of a 20 inch barrel. Nate, just last week, federal announced a new line of ammunition for the 6.5 Creedmoor using the same peak alloy technology.
38:35 Speaker 06 Yeah, the 6.5 PRC is dead.
38:37 Speaker 04 That will deliver Magnum performance out of a standard sized case and chamber.
38:42 Speaker 05 It will kill the six, well, might kill the 6.5 PRC.
38:45 Speaker 06 Yeah, if you just bought one. I'll tell you, the seven millimeter back country did not kill the 7.0 PRC. And not only it ever will.
38:53 Speaker 04 Well, none of us can see the future.
38:57 Speaker 06 I can see it clearly.
38:58 Speaker 04 I'm pretty excited.
38:59 Speaker 07 Speaking of seeing the future, I'm having this major deja vu right now. This is weird.
39:03 Speaker 06 How many times you think you can reload one of those cases?
39:05 Speaker 04 I have no idea.
39:05 Speaker 03 That's the problem with those things is that reload, there's.
39:08 Speaker 04 You can reload them.
39:09 Speaker 03 Yeah.
39:10 Speaker 04 You can reload them. Guys are fireforming.
39:12 Speaker 03 They're figuring.
39:13 Speaker 06 Fireforming.
39:14 Speaker 04 Well, I shouldn't say fireforming. They're necking down. Some of this new 6.5 stuff.
39:19 Speaker 06 This is what I wanted in this episode, dude.
39:21 Speaker 04 Really interesting stuff. I saw just yesterday, some guys are shooting a 103 grain bullet out of a 20 inch gas gun, six millimeter. 3,300 feet per second.
39:31 Speaker 07 Wow. That means nothing to me.
39:33 Speaker 04 Now, before we move on to our final question, here's a quick recap of our answers so far. Question one, C. 3.6.
39:44 Speaker 04 Question two, South America. Question three, salad, dinner, dessert, fish, oyster. Question four, longitude. Question five, helgramite. Question six, taiga. Question seven, nail knot. Question eight, George Foreman. Question nine, seven millimeter backcountry.
40:06 Speaker 07 All my correct answers have been total guesses. It's great.
40:09 Speaker 06 Nice.
40:09 Speaker 04 Good job. Question 10, is in the category of hunting. Name the five species of deer recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club.
40:24 Speaker 04 Name the five species of deer recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club.
40:34 Speaker 07 Shoot.
40:35 Speaker 05 I have four.
40:36 Speaker 07 I got four too.
40:40 Speaker 04 Brody's got an answer.
40:43 Speaker 04 Brody, looks like he feels confident.
40:45 Speaker 06 And just to-
40:46 Speaker 04 He has that same disinterested look on his face that he always does when he feels confident about an answer.
40:52 Speaker 06 Well, to set up the stakes, even though Brody looks pretty confident, Seth and Brody are still tied up.
40:56 Speaker 04 Come on Seth.
40:57 Speaker 06 I feel like Seth. Sarah is just one point behind with six.
41:01 Speaker 04 Hmm.
41:05 Speaker 04 Have you won yet, Sarah?
41:07 Speaker 05 Uh, I won a jabroni episode.
41:08 Speaker 04 Hmm. So no.
41:10 Speaker 05 Haven't won one. Doesn't count. I don't count.
41:13 Speaker 04 You should win this.
41:14 Speaker 05 I don't count it.
41:15 Speaker 04 Good, good, good, good. Why'd you bring it up then? Getting real close.
41:18 Speaker 05 I don't know, man.
41:19 Speaker 04 Seth, you feel good where you ended up?
41:20 Speaker 06 I think so, yeah.
41:23 Speaker 04 Five.
41:26 Speaker 04 Nate, you got your five?
41:27 Speaker 06 Yeah, I'm iffy on one.
41:31 Speaker 06 It doesn't matter, dude. Still gonna be the last.
41:34 Speaker 07 No, not if I get this wrong.
41:36 Speaker 06 Oh, we'll be tied.
41:36 Speaker 04 Brody's reconsidering his answer now.
41:40 Speaker 06 You know, if, if we tie and then get into a tiebreaker?
41:44 Speaker 07 Yeah, what about it?
41:45 Speaker 06 Loser should have to bring something to baby class. Is there an answer that could potentially cause an argument?
41:50 Speaker 04 I don't know.
41:51 Speaker 06 I feel like it's pretty.
41:54 Speaker 03 I, no, we're just-
41:57 Speaker 07 How am I doing, Seth?
41:58 Speaker 04 Brody's working through it. I don't want to fight with you.
42:02 Speaker 06 Yeah, I mean, you get, you got-
42:04 Speaker 07 Four?
42:04 Speaker 06 You're all there. You just need one more, something split there.
42:08 Speaker 04 Oh, geez.
42:08 Speaker 03 Only five.
42:09 Speaker 06 Does anybody here play cribbage? Only five, you know more?
42:13 Speaker 05 Great game.
42:14 Speaker 06 I'm having a hangover for some cribbage.
42:16 Speaker 05 I haven't played cribbage in a while.
42:17 Speaker 04 Do you have more than five?
42:19 Speaker 06 Yes, it was two of them.
42:21 Speaker 05 I have five now.
42:24 Speaker 06 That's one.
42:30 Speaker 06 Well, I mean, I shouldn't have showed you because you can't really. Yeah. It's pretty crooked as box.
42:37 Speaker 06 Nice.
42:41 Speaker 05 Are there some species of deer that are recognized by Boone and Crockett?
42:48 Speaker 04 I'm, I'm, I'm just gonna say deer.
42:53 Speaker 04 Deer, deer.
42:55 Speaker 05 Deer.
42:55 Speaker 03 As in not.
42:58 Speaker 03 You can make that argument if you want.
43:01 Speaker 04 Odie Colianis? Isn't that the correct, uh?
43:05 Speaker 06 Let's just flip them over and then figure it out. Yeah. Oh, I think we need to establish.
43:10 Speaker 05 Oh, that's what they.
43:11 Speaker 06 The rules.
43:15 Speaker 04 Let's flip them over. Let's flip them over here. Seth says Columbia blacktail, Sitka blacktail, mule deer, whitetail deer, and coues deer. Max says Sitka blacktail, whitetail, mule, coues, blank, blacktail. Sarah says whitetail, mule, blacktail, coues, fallow. Nate says whitetail, blacktail.
43:36 Speaker 03 They're all deer species, buddy.
43:38 Speaker 04 Sitka, coues.
43:40 Speaker 05 I don't think that's the spirit.
43:41 Speaker 06 I didn't say anything, Brody.
43:42 Speaker 04 Alyssa says blacktail, whitetail, mule, axis, fallow. Brody says elk, moose, whitetail, mule, blacktail.
43:51 Speaker 03 And caribou, if you're.
43:52 Speaker 04 And caribou.
43:53 Speaker 03 If you're fixing to really get into.
43:55 Speaker 04 The correct answer is whitetail, coues, mule, Sitka blacktail, Columbia blacktail. I understand where you're going with this, Brody.
44:06 Speaker 03 Not.
44:06 Speaker 04 But blacktail is not a category. They, they split it.
44:11 Speaker 03 What do you mean they split what?
44:12 Speaker 04 They have two different blacktail species recognized.
44:15 Speaker 06 No, I'm, I'm wondering. So I have blacktail and then Sitka.
44:19 Speaker 03 No.
44:19 Speaker 04 No.
44:20 Speaker 06 I think Seth's the only one who got it.
44:21 Speaker 04 I think you need, I think you need Columbia, blacktail, and Sitka blacktail.
44:24 Speaker 06 Everyone knows I'm talking about Colombian blacktail.
44:26 Speaker 03 I think it's a fly question.
44:27 Speaker 04 Everyone knows that.
44:29 Speaker 06 I knew exactly what you were talking about.
44:32 Speaker 04 We have a correct answer in the room. That's Sethree Morris. Good job, Seth. Can you show us a scoreboard update?
44:40 Steven Rinella? My goodness gracious, what a nail biter. Seth Morris with eight points, you are today's winner.
44:47 Speaker 05 My time's coming.
44:48 Steven Rinella? To which worthy cause would you like to donate your $500 prize?
44:53 Speaker 06 I'm gonna go to the Ike Foundation. It's Mike Iaconelli's nonprofit that he has where he introduces underprivileged children to fishing. Buys them fishing gear, takes them fishing. I think he offers some scholarships. Um, stuff like that, so.
45:09 Steven Rinella? Mike Iaconelli.
45:11 Speaker 06 They do some conservation work.
45:12 Steven Rinella? Previous trivia answer.
45:13 Speaker 06 Hmm, yeah.
45:14 Steven Rinella? That's fantastic. $500 to the Ike Foundation.
45:18 Speaker 06 There we go.
45:19 Steven Rinella? Congrats on your win. Thanks everybody for playing and thanks to our audience for tuning in.
45:26 Speaker 03 I'm your host.
45:27 Steven Rinella? This is where you kind of do the bubbly like, eh.
45:29 Speaker 03 I'm your host Randall.
45:32 Speaker 04 Good job Randall.
45:33 Speaker 06 Thanks Randall, that was great.
45:38 Speaker 03 Yeah Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host. Using those smooth mellow tones, he lays them questions down.
45:51 Speaker 03 And he likes taking those two and three year old bucks.
45:56 Speaker 03 And he's an avid amateur.
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