S2E37 Powerpuff Mayhem & Trivia Shenanigans

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Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes,
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but everything else is pretty flippin childish.
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Trivia with Mike Sleeper has been around for over 20 years and consistently
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voted the number one trivia show in the Augusta and surrounding areas.
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Come join us for a bit as your hosts take you inside our childish minds with
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a little trivia and a lot of BS.
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all right and welcome back it's time my friends it's time it's time for another
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episode of trivial bs the show where we do a little trivia a lot of bs and we're
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glad that you're here with us,
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my name is mike sleeper i am your host tonight and i have the pleasure of having
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joey hello i got mad Catchphrase.
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Oh, you stole it from me. So we're going to let Joey kick it off tonight and
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find us a little connections.
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Connections question here. So all the answers will have something in common.
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It's your job to find out the theme. This one's a little bit tougher. So good luck, fellas.
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What part of the brain located near the back of the skull plays a major role
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in balance, coordination, and fine motor control?
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So that's not the hippocampus. That's not the medulla. Obligata.
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Mickey Bellacore, let me touch the boobies and I like them.
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Cerebellum. Cerebellum is correct. Alright.
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Washington D.C.'s famous springtime festival celebrates thousands of trees originally
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gifted to the United States in 1912 by what flowering tree?
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Cherry blossom.
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That would be the cherry blossom. Alright. Created by former Hershey employee
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H.B. Reese, what candy combines a chocolate coating with a peanut butter filling.
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Is that a Reese's cup?
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Reese's peanut butter cup. Reese's peanut butter cup.
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What was the name of Michael Jackson's famous pet chimpanzee who accompanied
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the singer during the height of his 1980s fame?
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That would be the same name as the stripper at our last party,
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wasn't that, Matt? Wasn't that Bubbles?
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Cinnamon. That would be Bubbles.
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Oh, I thought her name was Pumpkin.
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In the board game Clue, which suspect is traditionally represented by the color
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purple? Professor Plum. Professor Plum.
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Ooh, Matt is on.
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All right. A couple more. What four letter word describes a religious song of
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praise and contains a silent final consonant?
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Fuck. Wait, say again?
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What four letter word describes a religious song of praise and contains a silent final consonant?
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Isn't that a hymn?
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That would be a hymn.
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Not a her.
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Not a hymna.
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Not a her, but a hymn.
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And then the last one What elected official typically serves as the chief executive
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of a city or a municipality?
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Usually a mayor, is it not?
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That would be a mayor That was your connection Did you figure it out?
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You want me to run through them or you got it?
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If you want to real quick Sure I think I got them Your answers were Sarah Bellum
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Cherry Blossom Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Bubbles Professor Plum Him And Mayor
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Oh matt matt matt matt.
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I'm just gonna circle a few words on his sheet
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Here i like this.
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Idea no no you stay over there ah i know what those are okay
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Wait a second watch this so we got blossom we got buttercup yep professor yeah
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him yep blossom buttercup it's it's the powerpuff girls it's the.
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Powerpuff Girls. You got it. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup.
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Yeah. So these are all characters from the TV show, The Powerpuff Girls,
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or The Powerpuff Girls movie. Yeah.
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So you got Sarah Bellum, who is the mayor's wife, the big tall girl.
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The mayor was the name of the mayor in The Powerpuff Girls. Him was the main
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bad guy other than Mojo Jojo, which I couldn't find a way to fit in there.
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The professor was the name of the professor. Yeah. Yeah, Bubbles,
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Buttercup, and Blossom were the three main girls.
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You guys are fucktards. You gave him. You circled. I quit.
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He circled the hard ones. I'm taking my... I know when I was already there.
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I'm taking my microphone. I'm going home.
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Oh, wait. Where do we go? Wait.
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I don't know. Get the fuck out.
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Party at my house.
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Woo. All right. Okay. All right, Mr. Matt, what you got? Matt's got a connections for us.
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Sure. it's sports and it's not related to a connection
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The connection is there's no connection yeah.
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So we've got this is mlb everybody's favorite we've got the world series kind
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of sort of right around the corner playoffs for sure right around the corner postseason
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There are a few teams that have never won a World Series.
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Minnesota Vikings.
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They have never won a World Series or a Super Bowl. They've actually lost four
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Super Bowls for everyone listening.
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I hate you.
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Oh, just in case. Okay. It's just trivia.
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Matt, what you got about Major League Baseball and the World Series?
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A few teams have never won, and there's a couple teams this year.
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Actually, they're in the top five this year so far.
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The Brewers and Rays, who have never won but have a really good chance at winning
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this year, just based off their regular season wins.
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But regular season wins don't always
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guarantee a World Series berth and definitely not a World Series win.
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With that being said, what is the lowest amount of regular season wins somebody
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has had to go on and then win the World Series?
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There is 162 games in a regular season.
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So what is the lowest number somebody has completed the regular season at to
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make the playoffs and then go on to win the World Series?
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160.
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The lowest number of wins? Yeah, that would be the highest ever.
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Out of curiosity, can I hijack this for a half a second just so you can tell me?
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What is the most regular season wins a team has ever had then?
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Has somebody gone undefeated the entire season?
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No, the most ever is 116.
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116? Okay. Okay.
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And the team that did that did not even make it to the World Series.
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Really? Because the Seattle Mariners, they've never, that is the only team currently
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now that has never been to a World Series franchise.
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Oh, wow. All right. So then I'm going to say the lowest that you have could,
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and still make it into the World Series, right? Not necessarily win, but just make it into-
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This team won the World
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Series. Oh, and won. Yep. Okay.
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I am going to go with 64.
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Keep in mind, you have to make playoffs. Oh, well, shit. Now,
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I remember, so I'm not even a big baseball guy. I don't really watch it.
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But I know for years, there only used to be like four or eight teams that even made it, right?
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They expanded it not too long ago. They did expand it to
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two more wildcard teams. It wasn't expanded a lot.
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Okay, so it was just expanded a little bit. I wasn't sure if it went from like
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eight to 16 or something like that.
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And because of that, with expansion teams and expanding playoffs and all that,
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this question is a, it's way more recent.
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Like, I'm not giving you, this isn't a stat from 1920. No, no.
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Yeah, I figured. And I knew that they had expanded on too long.
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How many people, or how many teams make it?
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Oh, Lord, you'll have the division series, which is one, two,
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three, four, four on each, well, three technically to get, so six.
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then you have your wild card teams compete to get that fourth spot on each side
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so so eight teams out of the 30 two six seven eight nine ten ten ten teams okay okay i believe
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The lowest number and still make the series then would no no the lowest number and still make the.
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Playoffs to win the world series you would have to have made the playoffs yes
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you would have to have made post season so you got to think so somebody's not
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going to make postseason at 50 wins right all right
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So So I'm thinking that you probably have to have a winning record.
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So 160, half of that would be 81. Let's give them three. Let's go 85.
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85? I'll just go with a flat 90.
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90. Braves won. When we won the World Series in 2021, we had 89 wins. Dang it.
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I believe it was 89 or 90. But anyway, Mike was really close and on the right
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track with at least being 500.
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Okay. But it was done in 2006 by the St. Louis Cardinals with 83 regular season
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wins. So they were only a few games above 500.
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Okay. And they won. But they went on to win the World Series with only 83 wins.
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And that's the lowest amount of wins anybody's ever.
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Because usually the better teams are reflective of their wins.
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and usually you're sitting there mid to mid to high 90s to win a world series
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Oh wow okay wow yeah things i learned all right 85 was a good year anyways all
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right let's see what i got what do i have let's talk about,
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animals all right so i came across this device the other day and i thought what in the,
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people come up with some of the weirdest, weirdest, weirdest things.
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The snoodgrass gynethamometer.
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Sorry, it's the snoodgrass nathodynamometer. And I'm going to spell it for you just because I can.
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Snoodgrass, which sounds like something out of Dr. Seuss, S-N-O-D-G-R-A-S-S.
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And then the Nathodynamometer, which is G-N-A-T-H-O-D-Y-N-A-mometer, right?
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It's a fancy word for this device, right? Designed back in 1965 to measure the
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bite force of what creature?
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What are they commonly measuring the bite force of? I was about to say,
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you could probably measure it on a lot of stuff. In the 60s? 1965.
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1865.
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If they're really cared about bite force, maybe they're doing it on like snakes or dogs.
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Or humans. Humans, yeah.
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Ooh. All right, baby. So you won't be my snoodgrass nathodynamometer?
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No. I'll go with a snake.
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Probably not. I don't know why they would need a snake's bite force.
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It's a great point. Yeah. Dog. Dog, yeah. Yeah. I would want to know that.
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Okay.
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I'm going to stick with people.
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Okay. So neither and neither. They devote a whole week to this. Sharks.
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Nice.
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Sharks. Shark. Some animals give us clothing. Some animals give us furniture.
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From what type of animals does cashmere come from?
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Fancy. Cashmere. That's not silky, right? That's something completely different.
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That would be a worm.
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It's going to be like a llama or something, right? I think it's an exotic cat. Camel.
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I have to, I don't know. Camel. Yeah, no, so cashmere is like South Asian,
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so I'm trying to think of what's in that general area.
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I'm going to go with the large South Asian cat.
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Would sheep be too obvious?
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I think that's just cashmere outside, dude. The correct answer is goats.
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Goats, okay. No, I wouldn't have got that, yeah. That's a good one there.
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All right.
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with the scientific name ursus ursus maritimus what is the largest land carnivore on earth by mass.
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Got it
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Matt take a guess largest land carnivore on earth by mass by weight by volume heavy fucker.
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They're completely white polar bears yeah i mean no and and in fairness that
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was gonna be my guess sure no it was racist but it was gonna take me a little bit more thinking
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but that is where my mind went first because i immediately thought of santa
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and coca-cola And Sage is a big carnivore on land
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Hates them meat cookies Alright, well Alright, what common dog breed Takes its
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name from the fact that they were Originally bred to hunt a game bird Called Woodcock's.
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Huh. Probably a cocker spaniel. Yeah. One of the two.
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A cocker spaniel.
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Oh my god. Have we done that before?
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I don't think we've done that. I don't know this one.
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Okay.
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i didn't realize that.
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Next time next time i see one of those dog ladies
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Ladies that a cock or spaniel.
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Well don't be a big you just pick one
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Holy shit oh my god what scavenger and mammal has varieties such as brown spotted and striped Well.
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That doesn't help us very much.
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Scavenger and mammals.
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Scavenger mammals. So the buzzard's a bird. Scavenger. And what were the names?
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Spotted, striped, and brown.
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Those are all names of bass. Think of hyenas. Thinking of wolves.
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Thinking of zebras. The spotted zebra.
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Fucking Dr. Seuss over here.
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I'll go with some kind of a big cat matt
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Because that's obviously not right.
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Dang, it's not a big cat?
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No.
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The little cat?
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It is not a little cat.
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It could be a little cat. I don't know.
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And Joey hit it. I thought he was going to get it right away.
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Brown, spotted, and striped varieties of hyenas.
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Oh, really? Good job. Yeah. Oh, crazy. I don't know too many different species
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of hyenas. Usually I just say hyenas broadly.
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I thought that's what they were. Yeah. Okay.
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All right. It's given, finally. What name is given to a young rooster?
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Well, it's either a cock or a spaniel.
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Young rooster.
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And you are going to laugh when I give you the answer.
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Alice in Chains?
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Hmm.
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What could it be? What could it be? A young, like a cockle?
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Very damn close. Yes, cockerel.
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Cockerel.
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Cockerel. That's why he said he goes, a cock or a spaniel.
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I'm like, oh, he's got it.
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I thought he had it. All right. And that's what I've got for animals for today.
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Nice.
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Joey.
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I've got some questions about the amendments in the U.S. Constitution.
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I could. I could not. I don't think it's 42. Let me skip over those.
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I didn't say, yeah, yeah, yeah. Maybe a little too hard there.
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No. Come on.
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Let's hit it. Amendment questions. All right. So I've got definitions for each
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of the, I'm going to let you in on a hint. Yeah.
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I've got definitions for each of the 27 amendments. What I'll do is I'm just
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going to read you a definition of one of them.
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You each get one guess. See who is the closest.
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Okay.
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All right. All right. So here we go.
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Which amendment formally abolished slavery in the United States?
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You want to go first or second?
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I don't care. Whoever goes first this round goes second next round. We have to write...
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No, I've just got it written down.
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Oh, I was looking at the wrong one. What do you... I was about to say,
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what's it? I was like, holy cow, that's way too many.
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That's the 85th Amendment. Matt?
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What do you think it is?
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The 18th something.
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I'm going to go with the 16th Amendment.
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Incorrect. It's not the 16th? I'll go with 15th. Oh, no, sure.
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That was closer, so that gets the point.
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Oh, my God. I can't believe I missed that. It's Lincoln. It's the 14th Amendment.
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No, it's the 13th. Is it the 13th? It is the 13th Amendment.
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Wait, what's the 14th Amendment?
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That's going to... No, I won't go to that one. It might be a question.
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The 14th Amendment established birthright citizenship and equal protection due to process clauses.
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Equal protection clause. Okay, apparently I just can't remember.
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That was an easy one. Yeah. But you just have to be closer and I'll give you the point.
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I'm winning. All right, here we go. Whoever gets the four first wins.
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Oh, it's okay.
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Whoever gets the four first wins.
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Holy shit. All right, so since I went first, you go first this time. Yeah.
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I'm going to crack your ass. You just got to pick higher or lower,
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essentially. Let's see.
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Let's do this one. All right.
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Which amendment prohibits excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment?
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Let's go, Matt. What you got? The eight.
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It is the eighth on the dot. Mike, you don't get to guess.
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Fucking hate you.
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Did you know it? Yes.
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Dang it.
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Matt is up two to zero, But don't worry, Mike, because you get to go first.
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Is this the lightning round? Is this the lightning round?
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You can catch up. All of these will be worth 10 points.
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I'm a bitch.
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All right, Mike.
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I suck.
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All right, Mike, here we go. I need you to get this because this is probably
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the third easiest one. Oh, come on. Save that when I go first.
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I think everyone knows. I'm not going to ask number one because everyone knows number one.
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Which amendment prohibited denying the right to vote on the basis of sex?
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Suffrage amendment is.
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It's like how often you had sex or yeah yeah
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Oh so if you don't have sex you can't vote.
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Right right right the clock is really ticking down
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I'm gonna go with the 18th amendment.
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I'm gonna go with over over what his yeah pick a number 19th the 19th amendment it is
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Matt is 3-0 but Matt gets to go first this next time which means Mike gets to go higher or lower
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alright let's do let's do this one here
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Alright my government teacher's gonna chick my.
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Ass which amendment reserves powers not delegated to the federal government
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to the states or the people so which amendment reserves powers to the states
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and not the federal government in certain instances.
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Those not specifically enumerated are reserved for the states.
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Matt, you get to go.
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the third
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Oh let me just say four.
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You certainly could do you want to give a guess do you know it
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All right my official answer is four so i get the.
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Damn point okay his official answer is four what do you think it is my official answer is four i don't
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I want to say 24th.
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Your official answer is four so i'm at the point so i'm gonna give it to you
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because it was the 10th but he It was closer.
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I never would have. Yeah. Taking you to court on that one.
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I was thinking it was like 18, 19, 20. It was way up there.
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So the Bill of Rights is the name for the first 10 amendments.
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It was the 10th. It was the last one.
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That makes sense.
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Don't help him. So, yeah. So that was like, okay, whatever we don't write down
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on this first 10. Right. You know, it goes to the states. So that was the easy
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way to remember it in Gov class.
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And then, so it's now three to one. It's not, but that's fine.
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And we have three more questions.
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Oh, man. Here we go. Here we go. which so i guess mike is going on this one
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which amendment limits a person to being elected president no more than twice
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are you writing down drawing a scatter plot
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Shut up i am.
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You're just writing down the ones we've already used so don't say them again mm-hmm
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I am going to say, so he was given four terms. And so it was after that,
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because of FDR, that that amendment was created.
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And so I'm going to think that this is, I'm going to go with 18.
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Matt? 21. It is the 22nd amendment. Matt takes the question and takes the win.
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Shut up.
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It would help to know that the 19th Amendment came out in the early 1900s.
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So like, I want to say like 1918 or 1919, something around those lines.
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I got that one right. And then FDR was president in the 30s.
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Oh, shit. I forgot to hit the record button.
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For reals?
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No, but it was a good one.
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I just got my ass handed to me.
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Matt, you got it. Four to one on questions about amendments.
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But don't worry. I wrote down 27 of these, so they may come back at a later
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date. It's kind of five to nothing, but we'll- Five to nothing, yeah.
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Have we done items of storage?
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No, go for it. Yeah, I don't know what that means, but yeah. Like coupleware?
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Oh, well, that could be. A little bit different, though.
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In Harry Potter, what hidden magical object stores a fragment of a dark wizard's soul?
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It's a horcrux. I've never seen it. I know one character in Harry Potter and
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it's Harry Potter. I said Harry Potter trivia a month ago. And you know how many questions I knew?
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I knew like three of them. Yeah. I did terrible. I did it the year before.
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I think I got like literally one correct. Joey, I read all the answers and had to re-look them up.
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Talking about items of storage. By the way, that was Horcrux,
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the magical object. And in Greek mythology, what often mistranslated jar releases
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all the evils into the world?
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Pandora's box. Pandora's box.
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It is Pandora's box. Well done.
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Aeolus, the god of the winds in Greek mythology, gave a bag of all the winds to who?
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Well, let me rephrase that. Gave a bag of all the winds except the one that would blow him home.
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That's the Jason and the Argonauts, right? Or Perseus. Jason and the Argonauts sounds right.
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Nope.
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Perseus. What's the question?
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I'm looking for a character from mythology.
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Oh, wait. Okay. Yeah, I didn't know. Who'd he give the bag to?
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Yeah, who got the bag of all the winds except for the one that would blow him home?
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Let's just watch this. Harry Potter. Oh, yeah, that's right. The Odyssey.
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The Odyssey. And what's the name of the character?
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Oh, Odysseus.
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There you go.
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Oh, so he'd get his boat home. Yeah, that's what they reference in SpongeBob
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with the magical bag of winds that gets him back to Bikini Bottom.
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That's literally what they're referencing. Yeah.
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Speaking of other items of storage, what famous magical item in Dungeons and
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Dragons has more space inside than its exterior would suggest?
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I have not. I really want to play Dungeons and Dragons because I feel like I'd get so into it.
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Do you want me to help you out?
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I want you to tell me the answer.
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It is called a bag of holding.
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Bag of holding. It's just that simple. That's like what Mary Poppins used.
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That's an umbrella. No, she pulls like an umbrella out of a small purse.
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Oh, that's magic. Oh, true.
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Based on a true story.
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In the Chronicles of Narnia, what piece of furniture serves as a portal to another world?
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Matt, wardrobe.
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Well done.
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Yeah.
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Not the portal of like an armoire. An armoire. The line of the witch in the armoire.
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What is the name for the seabed resting place of drowned sailors in nautical folklore?
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Davy Jones' locker.
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It is. It is. Well done, well done.
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And then finally, in DC Comics, what city is miniaturized and stored in a bottle by Brainiac?
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Ooh. DC. I don't watch DC. DC is Batman and Superman. I know what it is.
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I'm going to guess the only city I know from that universe. Gotham would be my guess.
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Take it back to Superman's Metropolis. From his home planet. Krypton.
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Krypton is in a little bubble?
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Not that. Krypton is the planet. The city was? Cryptolophysis Cryptolopolis? No. Kandor.
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I wouldn't have gotten it.
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Dang it. Well then you're really not going to get the last one so we're just going to.
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Is it also Superman?
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It's actually from the computer game Diablo 2.
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Oh no shot.
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Joey what you got other than mythology?
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Alright let me see what I got. I can always do another connections.
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You know I've always got.
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I can do the hard one that I was talking about last week. Do it.
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Alright. There's only four questions which is going to make this quite difficult. Alright, hit me.
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Alright, let me find it. I gotta find it. Again, a lot of pages here.
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There it is. Back my bitch up. Okay, so we're going to do connections here.
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This one is pretty tough. There's only going to be four questions.
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Let's see if you can figure out the connection.
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What word can refer to both the monetary cost of an item and the sacrifice or
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consequence required to obtain something?
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Price?
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That would be price. What word connects these things?
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Mile, beret, thumb, and day?
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Green. That would be green, like Green Mile, Green Beret, Green Thumb, and Green Day.
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What cosmetics retailer is known for handmade bath bombs, soaps,
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and other products often sold with minimal or no packaging?
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Bed Bath & Beyond?
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Bath & Body Works? Incorrect. Oh. I think this one went, I guess,
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more viral the past decade or so.
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Bath bombs? Avon? They're mostly known for their bath bombs.
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Yeah, because we do bath bombs. It's the brand?
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The brand name. yeah they have a couple like stores but it's mostly online sales
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but they when people used to say bath bombs they used to say this word before
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the bath bombs because this was the most popular brand of them
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Yeah because we're bath bomb.
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People i love bath bombs
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Okay you're just fucking.
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Strange i'm gonna i'm gonna give this one to you it's called lush never have
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heard of that matt's definitely heard of it yeah they used to be called lush Lush bath bombs.
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All right.
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And then last one. Triple homophone here. What word is an opening for male to
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go through? A casino game or timetable openings on a schedule?
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Got it.
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It's a slot.
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Slot. Oh, duh. Why am I overthinking these? Slots.
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So you got price, green, lush, and slots. Can you figure out the connection? Price.
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Slots. Slots is the one that really just doesn't seem to fit.
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It's like one of these things is not like the other.
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The other three fit? Yeah. What did you think it was before I said slots?
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Well, I figure, I don't know. We're going something garden. We're going... Price? Cost.
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Oh, you're just associating it with cost. Yeah, that's fair.
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Again, this is the hard one. So it's slots.
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Slots is the one that just. Can you give me the fifth one?
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I wish. Can you give me the fifth one? I will say this. So this has a finite
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number of possible answers. There was only three more possible,
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but I could not make them work.
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Yeah, that probably helps quite a bit. So you have four, and there was three
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more that I could not make fit. It was impossible.
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Are these horcruxes.
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I wish that you could not make fit like i couldn't make i couldn't make a question to make it fit the the
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So whatever it is so whatever it.
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Is you could make a question to come up with this answer so whatever
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It is there's only seven of them.
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Oh is that what he meant yes
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That's what he meant by that so
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there's only seven possible so seven what continents seven Seas, seven...
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I like where you're going.
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Seven cities... Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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Is this, no, that wouldn't quite work right. I was thinking like the,
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the, the wonders of the world.
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Not geography, but I like the seven, seven categories you're going through.
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Cause yes, you've did figure out four questions. There was three that I could
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not make work. It is a seven is the amount of things. Seven sins.
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Oh, uh, greed. Yes.
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Seven deadly sins.
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You got it. Yes. So there, uh, I tried to do it with all seven.
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So it's deadly sins and you replace one of the letters.
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And so instead of lust, it was lush to replace the T with the H instead of greed.
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It was green replace the D with an N instead of sloth. It was slots or place
00:29:37.159 --> 00:29:42.004
the H with an S instead of pride. It was price or place the D with a C.
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Here's the issue. When I got to envy gluttony and wrath, I went through online
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dictionaries for 20 minutes.
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There is not a single other word you can make from those three by replacing one letter.
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No way. I looked for so long, I could not find a way to make it work.
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But yeah, the deadly sins, switching one letter out.
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Let's do some mythology. After angering Hades, Sisyphus was forever condemned to do what?
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Matt? What you got, Matt?
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To travel. Use the time stone to, I don't know. Sorry, I wasn't trying to lead you down the road.
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All right, Joey?
00:30:20.869 --> 00:30:23.909
I was doing hand signals. I wasn't trying to lead you down the road.
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What you got there, Joey? That was me pushing a stone up a hill.
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All right, so that's a point for Joey, and it's 1-0.
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That was really bad mimery on my part.
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In Greek mythology, Arak challenged Athena to a weaving contest and ended up
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getting turned into what? Matt, what you got?
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Woven.
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Okay. Joey, what you got?
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She got turned into a spider.
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Oh, that's two points for Joey.
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All right. Moving on. In Greek mythology, which god of the wild has hindquarters,
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legs, and horns of a goat?
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Pegasus.
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Joey.
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Hindquarters, legs? It's... Oh, man. It's Grover from the Percy Jackson series.
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I just don't remember what his little thing is. I don't know what he's called. Seder?
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That is not a bad guess. I don't remember what it is. The correct name is Pan.
00:31:23.382 --> 00:31:23.714
No.
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Yeah, that's why there's a Pan flute, because he played a flute.
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Yeah, Pan is the name of the god.
00:31:29.074 --> 00:31:32.554
Oh, the name of the god. I was about to say, there's lots of people that have
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bodies of goats. I thought they were all collectively known as one thing.
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What was that from? What was that from?
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Greek mythology.
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I know that. The question was, like, which god?
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Yeah, it was the name of the god. Oh, okay, okay.
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And it's just Pan. Okay.
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Yep.
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translated to woman of the fairy mound name, the female spirit in Irish mythology
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that heralds the death of a family member.
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Also the name of a minor X-Men character.
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Oh no. I haven't brushed up on my Celtic literature recently.
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Yeah. I'm just going to give it a shot.
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Um, made of the mist.
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Hmm.
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I don't know.
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Matt.
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I've never even seen X-Men. I haven't either.
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Banshee is the name.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I have heard of that in X-Men. Right, right, right.
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Mythology. Who was the Greek goddess of the rainbow? Matt?
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I tell you what, Matt, I'm even going to help you out just because I'm taking pity on you.
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Also the name of a very popular song by Goo Goo Dolls.
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There you go. You think referencing it to music is going to help me? Yeah.
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I don't even know what the Goo Goo Dolls are.
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Joey, what you got?
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That'd be Iris.
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Iris. Thank you.
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That's a song?
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Yeah. Moving on. What sportswear company is named for the personification?
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of the abstract concept of victory in Greek mythology. Matt?
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Nike. There you go. Well done.
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You finally got one.
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Do you know what they were originally called before they switched their name to Nike?
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Also something given to the victor of different events. First place.
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Olive!
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Blue Ribbon. Blue Ribbon Sports. Nike is better. Nike's way better. Yeah.
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Good move on them. Yeah, I know. And then Pabst just scooped it right up and
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said, we'll take that. We'll take it.
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You know what? Good for them too, though. Yeah, they did a great job. They're a great brand.
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Holy crap. And then I tell you what, we will finally end up with this.
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Egyptian deity Anubis presided over the embalming process and accompanied dead
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kings into the afterlife.
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And he had the head of what animal?
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Anubis has the head of what animal? Greek mythology, or not Greek,
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Egyptian mythology, seen in all kinds of hieroglyphics.
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I know what he looks like, but I couldn't give you the animal.
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I can draw him better than I could. Do you have a guess here?
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He kind of looks like a dog or a wolf, but he's like all black. Yeah, I can picture it.
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What kind of animal is it, though? It's just a dog, like a coyote or a wolf
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or something. Is it just a dog?
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So damn close. What else we got? It's the day of the...
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Dead. Dead. Yep, that's it.
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Yeah, yeah. Dog day. The jackal.
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The jackal. Got it.
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Okay. No chance.
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No, you could have got it. No, we... What? No, you could have,
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because you got a lot of them. A lot of random.
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All right, and the final score, Matt has one.
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That was pretty good.
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Joey has 13.
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It's more than Mike got on the amendment. That is true.
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That is not true. I got one.
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We gave you one. We gave you one, so you get half. You get half.
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You get three-fifths of that point.
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Three-fifths. Damn. All right. Joey, what you got?
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We're gonna go back to a category that i did a little while ago but i worked
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really hard on these so i want to go back to them so these were bands in roman
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numerals so a lot of so these are bands with numbers in their name like their group title
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instead of giving me the number i want you to give me the roman numeral just because that's more fun
00:35:30.369 --> 00:35:33.739
some of the roman numerals will be really really easy and some of them you might
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have to think for a second but hopefully you get the band's right that's all
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that we got all right this band rose to stardom in the early 2000s with hits
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on their album songs about jane
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No album.
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That's okay. That's okay.
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Can you give me like a hit?
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I can give you a hit. Wonder. Or like makes me wonder.
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Makes me wonder? This question.
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This love.
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Oh, so this love is Maroon V?
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Yes, sir. Maroon V instead of Maroon 5 for the Roman numerals there.
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I don't know their album.
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That's okay. That was their most popular when they were first coming out.
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Yeah.
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All right. What American pop punk band released the song Apologize?
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counting stars and good life
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I thought that was timberland i was on.
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Apologize no so that was that was another there's a justin timberlake and timberland
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song called apologize but this is a different artist okay so
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Give me the songs again please.
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Apologize counting stars and good life
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Oh so good life count it will be counting stars oh crap who the hell is that.
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It's the number and then their name
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And I can give you the song. I can give you the beat. I can give you everything.
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Yeah, you were singing it. I think you had it.
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Yeah, no, I've got the songs in my mind. I just have X.
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The number is one, if that helps.
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It's not One Direction.
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It is not One Direction.
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Oh, shit. It's iRepublic.
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OneRepublic.
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I would never have gotten there had you not given me that hint, and that's sad.
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Yeah, well, that was one of the tougher, like, just general questions.
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No, it's not. It's not a tough Roman numeral. You just had to say I.
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What about... That one's going to be too hard. Maybe.
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This one's like 90s pop punk. I think this might be up Drew's alley, yeah.
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What 60s and 70s band is known for hits like Joy to the World and Shambhala?
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I, I, I, Dog Night.
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That is correct. I, I, I, Dog Night or Three Dog Night? I know, man. It's okay.
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This is like the amendments bitch.
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You just got to tell more country artists to put numbers in their name i still
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might miss it what duo is known for hits like stressed out and ride stressed
00:37:51.533 --> 00:37:53.096
out was i think probably their biggest hit
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Oh and that would be oh shit x x v i i pilots is it 27 pilots or is it 21.
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Pilots it is 21 pilots okay xxi pilots okay yep yep yep all right moving on
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i bet michael get this just from making trivia shows this is a recent one but you're gonna know
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I lost it in my brain. Oh, there it is. What Australian pop punk band released
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the songs, She Looks So Perfect, and Youngblood?
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Oh, shit. Youngblood.
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Do you want it?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I just, I'm sitting here trying to think of the group.
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Matt, was it five something?
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Are you kidding me? Yeah, Youngblood, do you want it? And then,
00:38:37.623 --> 00:38:42.353
She Looks So Perfect, standing there. In American Apparel underwear.
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I don't know the songs. I don't know. No. Okay. No clue.
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Oh, shit.
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X. I'm going to keep saying X to this,
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Right? It's going to kill me. I can't remember the name.
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That's all right. It's five seconds of summer.
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Never would have got there.
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Five seconds of summer. All right. So we're going to go to some older ones so
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that this can move along here.
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What the fuck are you trying to say?
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What 70s British fan sang the soft rocked hit, I'm not in love?
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That would be XCC. X10CC.
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You got it. Okay.
00:39:13.664 --> 00:39:18.523
Next one here. What rapper is known for hit songs, California Love and Changes?
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That would be I.I. Puck.
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I.I. Puck it is.
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I.I. I.I. Puck.
00:39:27.564 --> 00:39:34.633
I.I. Which reggae pop band had a number one hit with Can't Help Falling in Love and Red Red Wine?
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That would be U.B.X. No, no. What's Matt? How do you do?
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Is that I am? No. So I need 10 from there. XM. Right? 40 because it's UB 40.
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M is, I think, a thousand. Oh.
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What's 50 then?
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An L.
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Oh, so it would be XL? Yeah. UB XL?
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It would be XL. So UB XL for UB 40.
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Oh. UB shitting me.
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And I think Mike will get this one as well. What boy band from Cincinnati,
00:40:08.304 --> 00:40:11.834
Ohio, competed with groups like the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC?
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in the late 90s with hits like i do and the hardest thing
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Had it before there i direction it's not a wait.
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You competed in the night i know that's
00:40:20.834 --> 00:40:23.624
Same again no hardest thing oh it's 98 degrees.
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Yeah i said in the late 90s
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98 degrees. Matt, how do you do 98? What's a Super Bowl? No,
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we have to the Super Bowl.
00:40:34.400 --> 00:40:41.120
Super Bowl 98 was. I think we're on like 60 in terms of Super Bowls.
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L is L 100.
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L is 50.
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Oh, Jesus Christ.
00:40:48.260 --> 00:40:51.880
C is 100 century for C. Yeah. But so is it just.
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I see.
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Yeah. Is that it? Or is it, would
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it be L? No. So you got to put 10 in front of it. So X, C, V, I, I, I.
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I know that was probably the hardest math one that you'll have to do.
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It's the hardest thing I'll ever do.
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The hardest thing I'll ever do. And let me see if I can squeeze one more in
00:41:10.630 --> 00:41:13.768
here. My God, you're not going to know the math on that.
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Do I know the band?
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You'll know.
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Well, I see.
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You'll know the band, but you will not get the Roman numeral.
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If you didn't get 98, you're not going to get this one. what pop punk band asked
00:41:27.730 --> 00:41:31.662
the question what's my age again and had hits like all the small things
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i know the song
00:41:37.916 --> 00:41:38.568
trying to think of the
00:41:38.684 --> 00:41:44.166
Bloody name i can see the whole video oh my gosh it is blink.
00:41:44.166 --> 00:41:48.574
182 it is blink 182 and i believe in you
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Oh shit all right so we just did,
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so we got a x x.
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Wow yeah matt got it faster than you all right matt one point you're so
00:42:04.596 --> 00:42:13.126
I don't know Matt did write it down blink C-L-X-X-X-I-I blink 182 not bad so
00:42:13.126 --> 00:42:17.730
those are your bands in Roman numerals all the rest of them are probably too hard to guess yeah
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Alright and with that failure I'm gonna crown Matt the greatest of all time
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he can be the goat for the day.
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He cooked today got the last question right yeah he
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Is the goat for the day and your prize is A goat.
00:42:33.216 --> 00:42:36.156
You got a girlfriend for the night. There you go, Matt.
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Ew.
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Alrighty. We've had some fun. I had my ass handed to me, and it's about damn time.
00:42:44.199 --> 00:42:47.327
In the house tonight, we've had Mr. Matt. What's up? Our goat.
00:42:47.734 --> 00:42:51.836
And we've had Mr. Joey. That's me. Our gator. Yeah. And all I've got to say
00:42:51.836 --> 00:42:54.288
is, go dogs. Because my name is Mike.
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Thank you all for coming on out. Y'all be good, and we'll be back.
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Ready? Break.
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