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Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.I am not your host, Spencer Newhearth.I'm your guest host, Dr. Randall Williams. Today we're joined by Steve, Yanis, Cal, Clay, Mr. Brent Reeves, and Chili.
Now, as you know, this is a 10-round quiz show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking.And there is a prize.
Meat Eater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing. Now for our housekeeping today, we have a correction to make from the episode of trivia that aired on October 9th.
That episode, if you'll recall, was guest hosted by Yanis Patelis.Question 10 of that week's episode read as follows.Brumination is the word that describes the hibernation of what animal?
The answer given was snake, but Yanis said he would have also accepted reptiles.Spencer was the only contestant to receive a point. Heading into question 10, Brody and I were tied in first place.
He answered bear and I answered salamander, neither of which received credit, so we entered a tiebreaker, which Brody then won.At 9.51 p.m.that day, I received a text.Oh, this is all the same letter.God.Yes.I've composed this.This is my own.
This is from you?Yes, yes.Juan, you're reading your own letter to Spencer.
No, he's just telling us the story.This is, I'm telling the story.I will have some just, okay.
I thought you're reading some dude's letter.No, no, no.This is how I was starting to really like this guy.This is housekeeping.
I think you misspelled, uh, wasn't it brumation, not brumination?
Bronation. Later that day, at 9.51 p.m., I received a text message from Spencer Newhearth that read, oh no, and included a screenshot of a Google search with the phrase, do amphibians brumate?
The results of the search indicated definitively that amphibians, including salamanders, do indeed brumate.Our subsequent text exchange read as follows.Randall, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, exclamation point, exclamation point.
Spencer, I thought that seemed wrong.
Randall, when you said ho ho ho ho, did you mean ha ha ha ha?
No, no, it's a ho ho ho ho ho.Oh, yeah.Randall, yeah, I did too.Spencer, this can be your housekeeping when you host trivia in Louisiana.You will be able to declare yourself the winner of that episode.Wow, so you won.
So, to sum all of that up, Spencer has officially added a victory to my career total and taken one away from Broding. Now we've not reached out to Brody yet for comment.
How do you think Brody will react to that?
He'll take it.He'll be very reasonable about it.Yeah, very much.
Well, he'll bruminate on it a little bit.But he did win the tiebreaker.He did, but we shouldn't have gone to a tiebreaker.It's like having an overtime that you won in regular time.
Yeah, but the crowd's gone home. Half the kids cried, half the kids cheered.Got on separate buses.
What counts is the record books.
History.History, yeah.History will erase the feelings.
Congratulations on the win, Randall.
And I will respect Brody's donation to Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management.
You're not going to send them a letter that you need the money for?A cease and desist.
What do they need money for, Randall? Oh, I don't know, something called Proposition 127.Nailed it.Yep, yep.
Vote no, vote no if you're in Colorado.Vote no.
I met multiple Coloradans this very week and the first thing I asked them was, I said, how you voting on Proposition 127?They all answered right.
You know, the organization that's behind that is getting a lot of mileage now out of, they're getting a lot of mileage that The great hunter Dan Ashe is coming out in pro proposition 127.
Hunts a pheasant now and then.One of those bird hunters.Yeah, he used to be interior under who?No, he was head of Fish and Wildlife Service under.Under Obama.Obama, yeah. So they're like, even a hunter.
They always find one of those.
They found all of those.They got both of them.
Well, now that we've all had our fun for the day and gotten through that important item of business, let's just get through this game of trivia, shall we?Phil, please play the drop.
Look, I need to know what I stand to win.Everything.How's that?
You stand to win everything.
That was good and loud.Question one.This is a multiple choice question.According to the University of Florida, what percentage of alligator attacks are fatal?
Your options are A, 4%, B, 17%, C, 30%, or D, 43%. I'll read those again.This isn't like including dogs and possums and whatnot.This is human.Human, human alligator attacks.A, 4%, B, 17%, C, 30%, or D, 43%.
Is it an attack?Well, this directly pertains to what just happened in Colorado with Mountain Lion.Colorado State doesn't recognize
the lion attacking the dog and the human interfering and beating the lion to death with the shovel as an attack because it was attacking the dog, not the human.
Yeah, I see both sides of that because if you picture like, let's say you looked out your window and there's a bear mixing it up with your dog.
And you ran out there and mix it up with the bear.I can see how you... Yes, for sure.But I would see that if you were walking your dog, then I would be like that, you know what I mean?That I would be like, I would say that is an attack.
Cause it's in your immediate proximity and it's your property that you're kind of hooked to by a cord.
Yeah.Yeah.And like, yeah.Did the lion come from 90 degrees and T-boned the dog or did it come straight at the both of you and encountered the dog first?Sure.
Or the dog jumped in front of it.
So does a gator attack mean that a gator touched a human with a snout with his teeth?
I think that's a fair characterization.
Just pick a number, man.For you listeners at home who are in love with, you ladies at home who are in love with Chili, he's not saying anything because you don't have a mic.But I'm here to speak for him.You're his interlocutor, I think is the term.
I've already written my name, I think, Chili.Can I see what you got down there?Do we all have our answers?Oh, Chili has come up with a, Wonderful answer.All right.I can see how he would arrive at such a number, right or wrong?
Why don't we flip those cards?
Steve says 17%, Chili says 17%, Giannis says 4%, Clay says 4%, Brent says 4%, and Cal says 17%. The correct answer is 4%.Yes!I knew it'd be something like that.Son of a bitch.
Because they're kind of going like, oh, I didn't know it was that low.
Unprovoked alligator attacks do occasionally happen and should not be downplayed.However, most are preventable and the fatality rate is low.Most attacks are characterized by a single bite.
What do you mean most are preventable?
You know who wrote this?An alligator.
Yeah, I mean. I mean, alligators do only live in a very specific region of the United States.
I think most are preventable implies that stupid behavior.If you stayed in your house, it wouldn't have happened.
Well, I think they could have all moved to Montana.
Most people who get stomped by a bison in Yellowstone Park, I would say that most unpleasant bison encounters are preventable.
Absolutely.Yeah.I think that a lot of alligator attacks probably come from being like, Oh my God, check out that alligator.We're like, I'm gonna go over and buy that alligator.Hey, y'all watch this.
In all the animal, human, attack, conflict videos that you watch, that you see like bison or whatever, gators are some of the worst because what they'll, when they, do you guys agree with me, like the gruesome factor?
Because they'll grab somebody's hand and then roll.
Yeah, I don't think there's a way for a gator to get you a little bit.
You wanna hear a noise that'll keep you up at night?Yep.
Yes.Yes, we do.My roommate.Okay, listen to this.So my buddy in Yazoo County, Mississippi just sent me a video of, it's on my Instagram, at Steven Rinella, of a gator coming up and grabbing a raccoon underneath a corn feeder.
I wonder if I got a good enough connection to play it.
I should've recorded Chili last night.
because my roommate, Chili, woke me up with what was not a classic snore.Come on, play the noise.I looked over, and he's up in bed like this with his hooded sweatshirt on.And he's trying to snore, but he's got his wind blocked.
Phil, play this noise on your, come on, I can't play it.It's making more of a mmm type of noise.
That was scary.Take it off the internet.
Who's real good at phones?
Take it off the internet.
Well, question two.I deleted the video.
What I mean is like, turn off your wifi.
Just give me a second here.Oh, that's what's throwing it off?Yes.Bill, did you pause the recording?Okay.He hasn't caught it yet.You'll know when he catches it.This is a gator catching a coon.
That's not the gator making that noise.
Yeah, that sounds like when you squall one down a tree.Man, just pardon.I know you're Holston Randall, but... No, no. One of our pet raccoons.
I remember one time we were out, me and all our neighbor kids and everything, we're out swimming in the lake and we're on our raft, which is like way out in the lake playing ball tag.
And from there you had to go like across the water, up the hill to the house, up the hill to the garage.And you could hear from playing ball tag that noise.And it was because someone had hit the automatic garage door.
This is right when garage doors become a thing.And caught the raccoon. Like he was trying to get in or get out before the door shut and it got him right around the midsection and you could hear that noise from the raft.Wow.
And I thought it killed him but you hit the button the door opened back up and he just ran off.He never went through a big opening again. Our dog, dude, when you hit the garage door button at our house, our dog immediately goes the other direction.
He heard about it.She wants nothing to do with that door.
Question two.What seven-letter French term refers to a small boat, often a dugout canoe, and is commonly associated with the Cajun culture of the Louisiana Marsh?
What seven-letter French term refers to a small boat, often a dugout canoe, and is commonly associated with the Cajun culture of the Louisiana Marsh?Beignet.
What a timely question.How important is spelling?Yeah, seven letters.
What if you only could do it with six letters, but you know what it is?
Just add in, it's French, add a vowel.Add a vowel somewhere.Put an X in there.We'll be generous, I think. Yeah, this is sort of a thematic episode, given our surroundings.
Steve objected to this.Did we tell everybody we're in Louisiana?We are in- No, he didn't set that up.And then he's doing it regional, which I told him I thought was a dumb idea.
And then I had several people come up to me saying, I heard Steve thinks this is a bad idea.I think it's a good idea.
I think it's good.Like, who does people walking by?
No, one has the initials JP.
One has the initials- The guy that owns Chase Bank?
One has the initials PT. P. T. S. D. C. S. Do we all have our answers here?
And then there's this Cajun guy.
Steve, is Chili still working on his answer?
Chili, how you doing, buddy?He don't have it.He's not going to get it.
Why don't we flip those cards over?
I feel like there's two answers for this one.
Steve says P-Rogue.Everybody except for Chili says P-Rogue.Everybody except for Chili got it right.
And how do you spell it?Would you have accepted bateau?
Why is the sun in the moon?Why is the sun in the moon?That's not seven letters.You don't know, because I believe that you should accept that.Is it seven letters?I think so.B-A-T-T-O-U.E-A-U.
Is there not an X?There's no X on that.Well, typically used to refer to narrow, flat-bottom boats used in the marshes of the Gulf, a pirogue can actually apply to any number of vessels.
Meriwether Lewis used the term to refer both to the Cottonwood dugout canoes, as well as two large rowboats utilized by the Corps of Discovery.Hank Williams Jr.
mentions these boats in his 1969 hit song, Cajun Baby, which includes the line, eat lots of shrimp and crawfish, ride around in my old P Rogue.Hmm. Gets right to it in that one, don't he?It's pretty straightforward.
The other line, the other line of that song, it's like, her teeth are white, her hair is black.It's, I mean, it's very, it's just very descriptive.Die in the back of a Cadillac.Question three.This fishing tackle manufacturer founded in...
Question three, this fishing tackle manufacturer founded in Philadelphia by German immigrant Otto Henze boasts that its famous saltwater reels have caught more than 1,400 world record fish.
This fishing tackle manufacturer, founded in Philadelphia by German immigrant Otto Henze, boasts that its famous saltwater reels have caught more than 1,400 world record fish.
I'm trying to do the thing where you want everybody to get a point.Oh, Chili, you didn't.
I don't know this one.Chili, you didn't get.Give me your little card.
Question one, did you?I used one yesterday. Chili's still got zero, right?I'm scorekeeping today for those at home.Do we all have an answer here?Yes.Why don't we flip those cards over?Steve says Penn.Chili says Penn.I'm raising an eyebrow at that.
Giannis says Penn.Clay says Shimano.I was going to say Zeb.Brent says Penn.Cal says Penn.The correct answer is Penn. Henzey founded the Penn Fishing Tackle Company in 1932, only 10 years after he arrived in the United States at the age of 25.
Among the many notable records caught on a Penn reel is the 1,080-pound Mako shark landed in 1979 by Frank Mundus, who later served as the inspiration for the character played by Robert Shaw in the film Jaws.
Question four.You know, Mundus, he caught a big one that IGFA didn't accept because they handed the rod.I can't remember if he hooked it or his mate hooked it.
I think Mundus hooked it, but then he wanted the boat turned in a particular fashion and at some point hands it to his mate or vice versa, I can't remember, and IGFA rejected the thing.
Because he had went and harpooned a 3000 or some obscene great white off a whale carcass. And then people were looking down on it, well, you didn't actually catch it, you harpooned it.So he's like, oh, I'll go catch one.
So he goes out and catches one off a whale carcass.Now, it's been commented that Frank Mundus had an uncanny ability to locate whale carcasses.To then fish white sharks off.But catches this giant and they do a switcheroo and the record was rejected.
Question four, speaking of the IGFA.Question four, how many species must an angler catch in a single day in order to achieve an IGFA inshore Grand Slam?
How many species must an angler catch in a single day in order to achieve an IGFA inshore Grand Slam? Take a good guess.I got I got a good guess.I thought this was going to be a question that received ridicule for its level of difficulty.
It is a highly difficult one.
It's what you got to change my feel like.Well, I'll comment after you reveal the answer.
You just take a stab.You just take a stab.
We're not, you don't have to name the species, correct?
Correct, the numbers, how many species, how many different species do you need to catch in a single day?So really, Brent, you've got a one in infinity chance of getting it right, just by guessing.So far, I've got them all.
Well, that's assuming there are infinity different species.
I think if you guys think about the question, and the words in the question.
Are you helping your competitors?Yeah, I mean, like, do it again, read it again.But I feel like there, how many species, how many different species must an angler catch in a single day in order to achieve an IGFA inshore grand slam?
Where are they talking about?
I'm going back with my original answer.
Do we all have answers?I do.Why don't we turn our cards over? Steve says three.I'm thinking Bonefish Permit Tarpon.Steve says three, Chili says four, Giannis says four, Clay says four, Brent says four, and Cal says four.
We have a correct answer in the room.It's three.Whoa.That's not a Grand Slam.A Grand Slam.A Grand Slam is defined as an individual angler catching at least... Three of the eligible species within a category.
A super grand slam requires catching four different species within a category.
Is there a super duper?No.
Any other guesses on what you get when you get five?The ultimate super slam.
The fantasy slam. It comes with the marketing department.They're like the slam things really catching on.How can we do some expansion?Jaws 5.
I'm writing a letter to them because where it all started was a baseball grand slam.And how many runs do you score when you get a baseball?
But a grand slam is sheep.But it's like bonefish permit tarpon.I think it's out of the Keys.
So they have all these different categories.You can have a tuna Grand Slam, a trout Grand Slam, an inshore Grand Slam.So anything within those categories, it's like pick three.If you caught them in a single day, you can get recognized.
For an inshore Grand Slam, the species in the category are as follows.Bonefish, snook, Kubera snapper, tarpon permit, snub-nosed pompano, giant trevally, roosterfish, bluefin trevally, and milkfish.
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Name every state that borders the Gulf of Mexico.
They don't build up lactic acid, so they don't wear down.Not a big fan of these questions today.
No, it's fine.I thought you had to have higher spirits after that last one.Name every state that borders the Gulf of Mexico.
That's a pretty good one.
I did. Name every state that borders the Gulf of Mexico, which happens to be very near our current location.
How many are there total?That's part of the question.
I initially included the number, and then I thought about who was playing today, and I thought we needed to make a couple of these questions a little trickier.United States states.
I feel pretty good about it.I could keep going and start getting it wrong. I tried to move down into old Mexico.That'd be challenging.But I couldn't fact-check you.Yeah, that'd be challenging.So just go ahead and do it.
I notice you're not doing little tidbits.Oh, you are doing little tidbits.I'm trying to keep them short.I'm trying to keep them short.
Hey, I'll tell you the tidbit I'd like on this one.Yes.Is the history of the Florida Panhandle.It's kind of an awkward, geographical... Well, they're like, we need even more coastline. We didn't get enough.
The reason I recently read about it, but I forgot, but it was something pretty interesting, like, you know. Somehow Florida was just like, you know what, Ann, we're gonna take all this.You know what book you might enjoy, Clay?
We have a book at our house called How the States Got Their Shapes.Really?And you can do any state and it talks to you all about how the states got their shapes.
And I think that's also a TV series on the History Channel.It was.I don't know which came first.Do we all have answers here?We flip our cards over.One second, I dropped mine in the crack.
Steve says Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.Chili says Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Georgia.Yana says Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas.Clay, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas.
Brent says Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas.Cal says Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi. The correct answers are Louisiana, Florida, Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi.
Why do you keep doing it out of order?I can see doing it west to east or east to west, but I don't get the whole jumping around.I'm reading them as you have them on the card.It's easier for me.
You even jumped around, buddy.
Well, I read those in the order of their... Admission into the union?The length of their coastline, which is my fun tidbit.Oh, wow.We're playing chess, he's playing checkers.Not all the way around.So Steve... Clay, Brent, and Cal got that one right.
That's crafty, Randall.So Louisiana has, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the shoreline mileages of these five states are as follows.Louisiana, 7,721.Florida, 5,095.Texas, 3,359.Alabama, 607.And Mississippi, 329.
What I don't understand is how Louisiana has 7,000 miles of coast.
Yeah.It's crazy, isn't it?
There's, there's different ways you can measure it depending on tidal inlets.And so I think this, I think like if you're measuring it based on tidal inlets and what's touching water, then that's, that's how you get that high number.
But if you're drawing a line around the edge of the body of water, There's something called a shoreline paradox, which is that there's no real way to measure coastline.
That's a man who's explaining that.That was an in-depth tidbit right there, buddy.That's a man explaining something he doesn't know much about.We are now halfway through our game of trivia.
Phil, I will update the scoreboard here as our official scorekeeper for today.In last place, we have Chile with one. We have a three-way tie for third with Giannis, Klay, and Cal with three points apiece.
We have Brent and Steve in a two-way tie for first with four points apiece.Shall we continue on with this game of trivia?Chili says yes.Question six.
What four letter term, and I will specify that's a plural term, what four letter plural term refers to the bony or soft spines that support the membranes of a fish's fin?
Say it again?I got confused about the whole plural, not plural thing.
Well, I wanted to just, what four letter term refers to the bony or soft spines that support the membranes of a fish's fin?
Anybody need that one again?
I like this one.Four letters, four letters, plural. Let's see there.See, I knew I'd win you over.Let's do some quick statistical math.
Four letter term, and that's a plural term, refers to the bony or soft spines that support the membranes of a fish's fin.
Okay, listen guys, there's 26 letters in the alphabet.How many options are there?
Statistically, I would say if we just... And we assume it's plural since they gave that in the question.So we know it ends in an S. Okay, I'll tell you guys the world's hardest math problem.
What's that?The shoreline paradox?No.So I went skydiving.
Yeah, it's subjective, I just want to tell you right now.
There's hard math problems for math people, and then there's hard math problems for me.Very different things.
This is the hardest one though.Okay.Let's say you're a skydiver and you have two parachutes.You got your main chute and your reserve chute.And there's a one in blank.Okay, I can't remember what the number is, but let's say there's a one in 4,000.
that your main shoot will fail.And there's a one in 4,000 that your secondary shoot will fail.How would you ever figure out what the odds are that those one in 4,000 and one in 4,000 would intersect? You don't need to answer that.
That is a hard math problem.Yep.Go on.I'm sure someone will write in to tell us that it's not that hard.There's someone that already has figured it out.I think I know the answer, but I don't want to get into it.
There's someone that's already figured it out.
Do we have our answers?My blood pressure started going up. What about the time you got to the second shoot?
We flip those cards.Steve says Rays.Chili Steve says Rays. Giannis says, tits.Oh my gosh.Clay says, bews.Those are not the three.I know you're just going for random letters.Just pick some random letters.Brent says, fins.And Cal says, rays.
The correct answer is rays.
Nice work, dude.Steve. Cow and chili, Steve.And chili, that's right, that's right.To count the rays on a fish fin, you should count the base of the fin as the rays branch out away from the body.
The last two rays coming from the body are often counted as one because they may sprout from a single place under the surface.Rays are not connected to the spine and are controlled by the muscles to which they're attached. Hmm, did not know that.
Did you get it right, Brent?No.Oh, I knew that.I didn't.What?Question seven.So did Chili.I didn't know that.No, I knew the answer.I didn't know that.I didn't know that little tidbit there, Brent.I'm trying to think of when you clean the fish.Yeah.
Yeah.Yeah.When the backbone falls apart, it doesn't have that little prong around it.Yeah.
What 1999, this is question seven, what 1999 film starring Bill Pullman as U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells depicts the hunt for a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of Black Lake, Maine?
It's a film starring a Fish and Wildlife Service investigator.I feel like it's within the universe.Chili?Read the whole thing again?Chili's got it.Chili's got it.
What 1999 film starring Bill Pullman as US Fish and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells depicts the hunt for a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of Black Lake, Maine?It's a crocodile.It's a crocodile.
Can you just picture everything about how that movie would go?Terrible.Even though I've never heard that it exists. Somebody gets killed.
I think you've heard of this one.
Well, it starts with old Bill Pullman going about his normal routine.Goes into the coffee shop.He's jaded.
He's jaded after a long career of seeing the darkest underbelly of the world.
Maybe he just got a roadkill deer off the road.
There's also a quirky scientist.
His wife's nice as shit.His kids miss him because he's always working.
And then, for some reason, they have to find a crocodile expert.That's how they always go.I picture that someone finds a body.
I bet one of his kids got killed.
It's a crocodile?It's a crocodile terrorizing the fictional community of Black Lake, Maine.
I'll give you a hint.The first two words are after a while.
You should know this.I feel like you're not trying.
I can't read the last word.
I know this film, I've never seen it.
Are we ready to flip our cards?No, and Phil's juiced up.Look at Phil back there.He's excited.Steve says Croc.Chili says Lake Placid.Giannis says Croc.It's Black Lake. Let's just continue.Clay says, after a crocodile in Maine.Brent says, Croxilla.
Cal says, what lies beneath?Ooh.
So here's the deal.There is an alligator crocodile movie that is Lake Placid.Does it star Bill Pullman?Yes.
As US Fish and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Love.
But you said the name of the lake, which the name of the lake in that movie is Lake Placid.
The fictional community of Black Lake, Maine.What's the name of the show?The answer is Lake Placid.
What the hell they call the Lake Placid show?
Explain this stupidest thing I've ever heard it's a Nicely done chili.Let me add that one to the total well It's sort of a haunting it's sort of a haunting name, and it also is sort of ironic because it's not a calmly It's about a shark.
It's a killing everyone in the Atlantic Ocean the name of the movie is The Pacific.
Is this out of the realm of your expectations for Hollywood?Give me the question again.I'm so confused.
What 1999 film starring Bill Pullman as U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service investigator Jack Wells depicts the hunt for a giant crocodile that is terrorizing the fictional community of Black Lake, Maine?Well, I mean,
They live in Black Lake, but Lake Placid is right over there.Lake Placid was among several campy 90s creature features including Deep Blue Sea and Anaconda.
Betty White steals the show as the foul-mouthed Dolores Bickerman, an eccentric local who it is revealed has been secretly feeding the creature cows for years.
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film one out of four stars, describing it as, quote, completely wrong-headed from beginning to end.
The woman's name is Bickerman?Yes.Man in the Simpsons, the principal's Mr. Bitterman.
So what you're saying is Lake Placid isn't the name of any lake in this fictional world? That's the stupidest question.That is a, yeah, that was so misleading.
I feel like it's a question about an investigation of animal.It's a movie about animals attacking people and the investigators from the fish and wildlife service.I feel like that's a squarely Spencer with, no, no, no.
I've been to move on.What makes it dumb is the answer. Good job, Chili.
Good job, Chili.Question eight.Yeah, had you said, name this movie that has this fictional crocodile.
I feel like I gave you the name of the main character, the plot of the movie, the year it was made.
But then you told us that it's not the... You literally said the name of the lake, which... I said the community of Black Lake, Maine.
Yeah, but then you said Lake Out West.
You're in New York.It's a lake in the same region.Question eight.The Cajun term for what flowering plant?
You don't handle being bad at this well.
I think that was a perfectly worded question about something that you didn't know much about.I believe What Lies Beneath is a movie about ghosts.
We can talk about it later.
The Cajun term for what flowering plant? Native to East Africa and sometimes called ladies' fingers due to the shape of its long, slender seed pods, gives its name to the dish of gumbo.
The Cajun term for what flowering plant, native to East Africa and sometimes called ladies' fingers due to the shape of its long, slender seed pods, gives gumbo its name.
Hold on, I need to look at this question.Should I say it like six more times?I'll rephrase it.
Please.The Cajun term for what flowering plant gives gumbo its name?Hint, this plant is native to East Africa and sometimes is called lady's fingers due to the shape of its long slender seed pods.
Gumbo takes its name from the Cajun term for a flowering plant that is native to East Africa and sometimes called lady's fingers due to the shape of the long slender seed pods.We need to know the name of this plant.
The Cajun term for what flowering plant gives Gumbo its name. Hint, the plant is native to East Africa and sometimes is called lady's fingers due to the shape of its long slender seed pods.
And no matter what you do with gumbo, there is a plant that is native to East Africa.
It is sometimes called lady's fingers due to the shape of its long slender seed pods.The occasion term for this plant gives gumbo its name.What is the name of the plant?Is this plant used in gumbo?
Did you just do a slight nod?He did.Objection.He did like a quarter inch nod, like a quarter inch secret nod.
You're over here writing answers on Shelly's board.Like now and then.If he answers my hint, everybody gets the hint.
Do we all have answers here?Oh, no. There's a lot happening.Why don't we flip our cards over here.Steve says okra, chilly sort of waves.Yana says okra, Clay says okra, Brent says okra, and Cal says sassafras.The correct answer is okra.
Okay, what threw me off though is that that's not, A Cajun, is that a Cajun name?
What's the Cajun name for okra?The Cajun name for okra is gumbo.Oh, see, I thought you were looking for that answer.
No, that's why it was a poorly, like I got it right, which is cool.
The Cajun term for okra.It was poorly crafted.Here, I'll, the Cajun term for okra gives gumbo its name.
Yeah, does that make sense a great question is the occasion term for what plant gives gumbo its name Great question great subject it was very poorly worded yeah, and coming off the back of that other one Question where do we go next so there's a dumb question then is a good question poorly worded the question is
Randall, how did you give us so much sun today?The Cajun term for what flowering plant gives gumbo its name?Okra is a Cajun term.Or, I'm sorry, gumbo is the Cajun term for okra.Exactly.He got his own question wrong.
I've had to rephrase this question five times.
You all got it.You all got it.You know how Randall wrote that question?He wrote it out on a piece of paper and then tore each word out.
and then put it in a bowl and stirred them up and then put the words back and then wrote all those words down on his computer.
Gombo is the Cajun term for okra.It comes from the word gombo in the Bambara language spoken by many of the enslaved people in Louisiana.
Other African languages have similar terms for the plant, which serves as a thickening agent in many gombo recipes.
What exactly is, why is Spencer not here?Oh.
So Cajun folks are no okra then.Is it Creole or pro okra and Cajun folks are opposite?I don't know.I don't know.
Well, see, I always think of filet, which is made out of sassafras.
Yeah, right.Right, but it's not the Cajun term that gives gumbo its name.
I feel a gumbo.Yeah, yeah.We've got two questions left in our game of trivia.If anybody can understand them.
I think you're being obtuse.I don't even know now if I wrote down, you were badgering me so much.
These guys all got it.Right.
So Steve, you have six points or seven?Well, don't ask him.I got a lot.I'm trying to do a lot here.Brent, you got it.Clay, you got it.What happened to your normal scorekeeper?He doesn't have a headset. He's in the same room.
I've been only watching Brent and I should have pulled out in the lead.Steve, yes.Yeah.Steve, I believe you have seven points.Yeah, I believe I pulled out in the lead because he faltered.Yes.On the fish fin.
Chilly has three points.Cal has four points.Giannis, Klay, and Brent have five. and Steve has seven.
That doesn't sound right.No, I have six.I should have him by one point.
Brent has six, Steve has seven.
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Question nine. Which sitting American president undertook an 11-day fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico while in office, setting out from New Orleans on April 29th, 1937, and wrapping up in Galveston, Texas on May 11th?
Which sitting American president undertook an 11-day fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico, setting out from New Orleans on April 29th, 1937, and wrapping up in Galveston, Texas on May 11th? Oh, we ran out of our ticker.Oh, shoot.Again, more ticker.
Which sitting American president undertook an 11 day fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico while in office, setting out from New Orleans on April 29th, 1937 and wrapping up in Galveston, Texas on May 11th? Give me a minute.
This is really showing a gap in my presidents here.
God, just who I'm.I know what you're thinking, Steve, but it doesn't make sense.Yeah, that's enough.
I don't have any.Yeah, I think I do.I think I do. I mean, yeah.
I can reword the question if you'd like.Somehow interject okra.No, that's a great question.Well worded.Thank you.I was pleased with this one.That's well crafted.
It's sort of fun too.Cause it's not really a hunting and fishing question, but it expands your understanding.Yeah. But it doesn't require- So it's a man.It doesn't require specialized- That's too much hint.
I should change my answer.It's a dude.Are we ready here?Flip your cards.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.Oh, sorry.
What's he got going on over there?
Steve says FDR.Chili waves off.Giannis says Cleveland.Clay says FDR.Brent says FDR.And Cal says Cleveland.The correct answer is Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Was he an angler?He was wheelchair bound.
But he spent a lot of time fishing while he was president.Did he have polio as a child?
FDR was a passionate angler, and when he first ran in 1932 against the incumbent Herbert Hoover, the humorist Will Rogers quipped that the election, quote, will be settled on fish.
Setting aside economic policy and the Great Depression, Rogers wrote that voters faced a clear choice between the two candidates.
Quote, do you want a deep sea fisherman in the White House, flounders and cod, meaning Roosevelt, or a big trout and perch man like Hoover?
So I would have said, well, probably Hoover.Yeah, I'd like a trout and perch man.Would you like to know how I knew that one?Because he was president in 37.Well, but yeah, but what confirmed it.He thought about the Great Depression in World War II.
Well, what confirmed it for me was the flood control acts of 1938 put in effect by Roosevelt. were the basically started the whole process of the Army Corps of Engineers having this like incredible amount of power and damming all the rivers.
It wasn't that he presided over the country during the Great Depression in the beginning of World War II. Well, I mean, it was, that's just what I remember.
It was the Flood Control Act of 1938, which was spawned from the great Mississippi River Flood of 1927 that shifted the course of America.But anyway.And we're sitting on that river right now.Happened to be.
Far better method than your random alphabet letters.And I got a chance.I know, because it was FDR, which is 3.
Now before we move on to our final question, here's a quick recap of our answers so far for the listeners at home.Question 1, 4%.Question 2, P-Rogue.Question 3, Pen.Question 4, 3. Question 5, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi.
Question 6, Rays.Question 7, Lake Placid.Question 8, Okra.Question 9, FDR.Question 10, name three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi River measured by volume of input. Tell me that one again.
Name three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi River measured by volume of input.Hmm.Excluding the upper Mississippi, because I'm just counting that as the Mississippi.If that makes sense.
So we're looking for three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi River, measured by volume of input.
There's a couple of chip shots in there and then it gets a little tricky.
If y'all listen to the four-part Bergery series on the Mississippi River.I did.Two years ago.We would know it?I participated in that and I can't remember it.
Name three of the five largest tributaries of the Mississippi River measured by volume of input.Is that right?
You're not going to change your answer?I'm going to show him my card, and then he's going to change his answer. I could be wrong.I'm confident on two.Yeah.Yeah.I saw what you got.I like what you got.
And I think at this point, Steve still has a one point lead.No matter what, if I falter, I'm still good, but I don't know.Unless I get it right.If you falter, but Brent gets it right, I think we move on to the tiebreaker.
Do we remember?If I falter and he gets it right?
I believe you have a one point lead on Brent.
How's Chili doing?Let me see what you got, buddy.Come on.Let me see what you got.Although that's sort of a hint.
It could be a hint for you.
Real cheating that means Steve loses.What are the consequences of that? Oh listen man, I'm not gonna cheat right now.I don't know, you can see how hard we beat up Randolph just for hosting a game.Do you have your three Brent?I've got two.
I'm struggling with the last two.You're on the path, you got one more very obvious one that you need to put down.
But if you're a criminal, you kinda know what you're up against.
Like, you know what the charges are.So you weigh if it's worth it or not.
What'd you put again?I'm not, I haven't shown anybody what I put.I know.I just, is everyone done?I wanna get you out of here.I'm gonna flash it real quick.Brent needs one more answer here.That is the river.He wrote down the... Oh, hi, Ryan.
Oh, I ain't got it.The Allegheny and the Monongahela.The Allegheny and the Monongahela.Don't even want to change the answer.Come together to form this river.You got to come up with a third one here, Brent.No, the Allegheny and the Monongahela.
You can't fly the white flag.
No, no, no.He's not even got a third answer.That's what forms what you need to write down.I've already got that one that you're talking about.
I'm not trying to encourage him, but I don't want him to just give up.
It was known for a long time as the dark and bloody river.
I'm ready.All right, why don't we flip those cards over?Steve says the Missouri, the Ohio, the Illinois.Okay, okay, okay. Chili says the Missouri and the Illinois.Yana says the Missouri, the Illinois, and the Ohio.
Clay says the Missouri, the Ohio, and the Arkansas.Brent says the Missouri, the Ohio, and the Arkansas.Cal says the Ohio.
I'm too embarrassed, don't read it.
I'm just overthinking.Amazon, wow.We gotta hear what it was.The answer is,
I have the Arkansas, the Ohio, and the Cumberland.
The Missouri, the Ohio, the Arkansas, the white, and the red.
Oh, damn it!You got it, Brent!I did write down the White River, too.
Can we go back and check and make sure he did in fact tie up with me?
We'd have to go back to the tape.I mean, so Brent, tally up your right answers here.Okay. And Steve, you tell your answers.Question one, 4%.Question two.
You did not.You got wrong on... P-Rogue.Yeah.Penn.Yeah.Three.Yeah.Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi.Mm-hmm.Rays.Yeah.Lake Placid.
Okra.Mm-hmm.FDR.Mm-hmm. And then this last question, Missouri, Ohio, Arkansas, white and red.What do you got, Brian?I got seven.I got seven.
Oh, tiebreaker. Now for our tiebreaker.What does the Illinois do?Does the Ohio pick up the Illinois or something?So the Illinois, the Illinois is the next one down.
Hold on.Doesn't it go something like tiebreaker?
It's good.I didn't beat him in regular.I beat him in overtime.
I don't care.Tiebreaker.According to the World Wildlife Foundation, what percentage of shrimp produced globally are farm raised?
You got to do a different one.Cause I already know this, but I mean, I just learned it.Yep.Yep.All right.I feel like you just told me this.I think I was present when he learned this.
It's just a little bit unfair.I was really honest.That's cool.Let's run with it.Wait, Tiebreaker, tiebreaker.There we go.The 220... It's 65, right?Didn't we just learn this?Yeah, it's 55.Oh, okay.Sorry.I messed up.I would have said 65.
Wow, that was the most chivalrous thing I've seen Stephen in trivia.The 220 Swift remains the fastest commercially produced centerfire rifle cartridge.
How fast did the original factory load from Winchester push a 48 grain bullet?Hmm.
Closest closest one gets the closest closest to the and we're just going to a No decimal points really great feet per second the 220 Swift remains the fastest commercially produced centerfire rifle cartridge How fast did the original factory load from Winchester push a 48 grain bullet?
I mean how fast could it be?
Good question.That's kind of what he's asking.Kind of building out the parameters of that.How fast could it be?
Like, what's the ceiling?You can work from there.I know what it couldn't be.What are you putting down, Brent?I'll tell you in a minute.Do we all have answers here?
Call me tonight.Oh, I guess I'll write one down just for fun.
I'm a little over, I think, but... Let me change mine a little bit.The original.
How fast, the original factory load, the original commercially available factory load puts you at 48 grains.What do you got, Clay?
I think I'm going back home.I'm changing it again.Okay, I'm settled.
We got final answers here?Not that crap you can buy now.
All right, flip them over.I'll read our final contestants last.Cal says $49.80.Chili says $3,700.Giannis says $3,450.Clay says $3,500.And our final two contestants, Steve says $4,500 and Brent says $2,500.The correct answer
is 4,100 feet per second, making Steve our winner.The 220 Swift is the first commercially available rifle cartridge to break the 4,000 foot per second mark.A prototype was developed in 1934 by a man named Grosvenor Watkins.
who necked down the .250-3000 Savage, and the .220 Swift was developed by Winchester and introduced in 1935 as a new caliber for their Model 54 bolt-action rifle. Steve, you are our champion of today's trivia game.
To which worthy cause would you like to donate your $500 prize?
I want my money to go to Meat Eaters Land Access Initiative because I haven't been able to pay attention to it lately because I've been working on a thing that's taking all my time up.
So this is a way of assuaging your conscience?Yes.All right, $500 to Meat Eaters Land Access Initiative. Gentlemen, thanks for playing.
Thanks for hosting, Randall.Good job, Randall.Chili says goodbye, everybody.I had a great time.Beach next time is what Chili said.
Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host.Using those smooth, mellow tones, he lays them questions down.And he likes taking those two and three-year-old bucks And he's an avid amateur rock hound.
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