Good Job, Brain! - 230: ALL QUIZ BONANZA! #46

Episode Date: April 12, 2022

Karen has another round of "Drop a Deuce" and Dana has us filling in the missing lyrics. Do you know your TV finales? Then come on down for a round of "Last in Line!" Do you do the Freddo or eat the Freddo? We celebrate the magical world of Aussie foods with "Dance fad or Australian Snack"? And Colin's quiz got us traveling from point A to point B so we'll C U letter. Good Job, Brain is part of the Airwave Media podcast network. For advertising inquiries, please contact [e-mail]! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast. Hello, enlightened, light fast, lighthearted, light bulbs. This is Good Job, Brain, your weekly quiz show and Offbeat Trivia podcast. Today shows episode 230. And of course, I'm your humble host. Karen, and we are your flavorful flock of fledglings flabbergasted

by flatulence. I'm Colin. I'm Dana. And I'm Chris. Flabbergasted does, that word reminds me of flatulence. It sounds like a... Like it has flab. And gas.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Flab gas. And you need both for a fart. Flav and gas. I can't have a fart without the other. Thanks, Dad. Mm-hmm. Well, I'm happy to announce and also sad to announce.

It's been a while since we've had a installment of our errors and omissions and corrections segment. Actually, we're all learning here. And you know what, this is, I made the worst kind of error, I think, in trivia, which is, you know, like, if you give like the wrong year for a movie, like, okay, who cares? You're off by one year, right? I mean, I care, but it's not, but this error that I made, it's the actual, the actual real piece. of trivia is far more interesting than how I explained it. So on our episode, Seeing Red, so I was talking about how in traffic light detection, you will often see in many cities, a cutout section in the asphalt there leading up to

the light. Here's what I said. I described it as a pressure plate, which it is not. It is not a pressure plate. It is a powered induction loop or inductive loop. And what it is is essentially a little loop of wire metal. and it works on largely the same principle as a metal detector. You know, you see somebody down to the beach with a metal detector

and they've got kind of the disc-shaped thing on the end, sort of the business end. And exactly. And what is in there is a little inductive loop. And when it passes over a piece of metal that is large enough, the right type of metal, it will change the wave that is being detected. And in a case of a metal detector, it makes the roo-r-r-s sound. And in the case of a traffic light detector,

It doesn't make a rur sound, but it does detect the mass of your metal in your car above that loop. And it sends a signal to the little box off to the side that says, hey, there's a car waiting here. Go ahead and change the light. The reason that a motorcycle doesn't always trigger it is that it does have less mass, but it's not the gravity on a pressure plate. It's that there may not be enough metal in there to trigger the signal. And the same for a bicycle. Thank you to those of you who wrote in to correct me here. And yeah, I'd say I feel bad because that's a much cooler piece of technology, I think,

than just simply having a loop completed by a pressure plate. One more addition to our traffic light talk. That really, for some reason, people feel really passionate about driving and traffic. I don't know why. But Miles from Twitter notified us, amazing fact. in Syracuse, New York is the only traffic light that is upside down.

Green on top and not red on top. And there's a reason why, and this is because in Syracuse, New York, a lot of Irish immigrants came to work on the Erie Canal. And after they're done building the canal, they kind of settled in Syracuse, New York.

Now, a lot of Irish immigrants, there's a deep-rooted, rivalry with the English. When the town installed their first traffic light at an intersection, they didn't really like the fact that red was on top of green on the traffic light. So a lot of vandals started throwing rocks and breaking the light. After a long time of basically not having a functional traffic light, they finally changed so that that intersection in Syracuse, New York

has a upside down traffic light to show its Irish heritage. Well, without further ado, let's jump into our first general trivia segment, pop quiz, hot shot. All right, I have a random trivial pursuit card. You guys have your barnyard buzzers. Let's answer some questions.

Here we go. Blue Edge for Geography. Ooh, Chris, you should know this. Oh, boy. After the Vatican City, what is the next smallest country in the world, which also has the shortest coastline? It's Monaco. Yes, it's Monaco from your tiniest country quiz. 3.5 miles of coast.

That's like a 5K. We want a whole 5K. Pink Wedge for pop culture. Who was the first African-American actor to anchor Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update? Oh. First African. Okay. Oh, okay.

Dana. Michael Chee? It is Michael Chee. Yeah. Yeah. Yellow Edge. In 1999, Macau was transferred to Chinese sovereignty from which European country? Oh.

Oh, Colin. Was that Spain? Nope, incorrect. Am I on the right peninsula? Yes. Okay. It's Portugal. It's Portugal.

It's Portugal. Not to be confused with Hong Kong, 1997, and that's with England. Macau was 1999 and transferred from Portugal. All right. Purple Wedge. Norman Mailer called which flamboyant journalist, quote, the most perfect writer of my generation. Whoa.

Oh. Whoa, Colin. I'm just, in terms of era and the description, is that Truman Capote? Yes, Truman Capote starring Philip Seymour Hoffman. He was also a person. Yes, it's. Yeah. Greenwich for Science.

After the ego and the super ego, what is the third part of the personality, according to Sigmund Freud? Chris. The id. The id. Last question, orange wedge, sports and leisure. Oh, okay. Name one of the two sibling pairs who have been the number one draft picks in their respective sports.

One. Wow, that's a lot of parts. So just one of the pairs of siblings? Yes. So like the mannings? What are their names? Oh, Eli and Peyton? Correct.

Correct. For football. Uh-huh. I don't know this other pair. Okay. Nika and Chinese Ogumike. Yeah. Nika and Chinese Ogumike.

They're in WMBA. Oh. So, okay, so basketball and football. That's a really good. That's a good trivia night trivia question. I wonder if has changed. So this is 2016 card because I know a lot of brothers in hockey. I'm going to flex a little bit here hopefully

I think in the WMBA I think the Ogumikai sisters are now on the same team Whoa! I'm going to have to look that up here Yes, yes, yes They play on the same team? They both play for the Sparks now, yeah. Wow! Yeah, Chinese Ogumike both play for the L.A. Sparks. And we have our special Purple Patreon pledge fact. This one is from Kevin from Seattle. Cool animal factoids to share on the show. So

number one, Kevin writes. And also, this is very important. Kevin has scientifically cited all of his facts to like actual research papers. All right. So listen up, Patrions. The bar has been set now. Kevin came here to play. Here we go. First fact, wild panda. wild pandas love poop. What? Fresh horse poop in particular. They sniff it, they rub it on their face, they roll around in it. Why?

Probably scientists have theorized that it's because it's a way to stay warm, developed back when their habitat was near, you know, horsepower trade routes. So a lot of traffic from horse carriages and the horses would poop and the poop is warm. and pandas like to stay warm and somehow they've developed this attraction. All right. Fact number two, pigeons can tell the difference between a Picasso and a Monet. And this was done by a Japanese scientist who held these tests, this whole research, and they trained them to identify what's a Monet painting and what's a Picasso painting.

And the pigeons get it right 90% of the time. Is that wild? Like it doesn't even matter what color. They can be shown in black and white. And the train pigeons can still tell what is a Monet-style imagery and what is a Picasso-style imagery. And then number three, Kevin's third fact, animal fact, petting a dog lowers your blood pressure by as much as 10%. I've read that in cats too. I've read that, yeah.

I'm like, you're like, and cats too. I need to advocate for cats too. I mean, obviously, it's also very good for the dog to be petted. Thank you, Kevin, for these wonderful animal facts and for your support. Absolutely. Today's episode, this week. So every fifth episode, we don't have a topic. We don't have a theme.

We have each prepared and written our own quizzes to quiz each other and quiz you guys, listeners. So this week, it is our all-quiz bonanza. Number. Let's do math 46. Okay, so here's a quick, fun, word game kind of thing. This is a sequel. I'm going to call all the way back to All Quiz Bananza. I don't know which one it was, but it was episode 55. So it must have been All Quiz Benazza number 11.

Wow, that's a long time ago. March 2013. It was a long time ago. Wow. And I called this one, the missing link where I give you a funny sounding two-word phrase. And this two-word phrase is made up of the first word of a two-word phrase and the last word of a different two-word phrase. They share the word in common.

It's like the before and the after. So I give you the two-word phrase. You give me the word that would slot in the middle to make a phrase with the first word and with the second word. Okay. Chris, do you have an example from your last installment? Yes. installment. The first one was

stained eye. Glass. Yes. There we go. So I said stained eye and the answer was glass. Stained glass, glass eye. So there you have it. I've got eight brand new ones for you all. Nine years later. But here we go. I try to make it a little funnier this time. So try not to get distracted by the mental image

of the new phrase that's been made. Try to figure it out. Okay, here we go. Missing Link, Part 2. It's a buzz in equation of your barnyard buzzers ready times dance Colin square square square yeah it was like new Roman dance that's not a but also that's interesting because times a plural times kind of narrows it down to to only a couple things it does it does yeah these I think these seem difficult maybe at first but then there's only certain number of yeah there's yet. You'll figure it out. Okay, here we go. Question number two. Game George.

It's Colin again. Boy. Boy. Game boy and boy, George. Oh, okay. If you can, if anybody can think of a word that actually does make, you know, relevant phrases, then you still get a point. Yep. All right, here we go. Number three, hand cheese. Hand cheese Dana Grated Hand grated and grated cheese Oh not quite Yeah

Colin? Cream is what I was looking for Hand cream and cream cheese You guys are so good Number four Friendly drill Friendly drill Oh, all right, I'm going to give this to Karen because, you know, well, because, I mean, look, I mean, you know.

We get actual points that last years. That is true. Somebody is keeping track of this, okay? Okay, all right. Okay, Dana. Fire. Fire, friendly fire and fire drill, yes. Okay, number five, dinner armor.

Oh. Colin. A plate. Yeah. dinner plate and plate armor. Yep. Okay. Number six. Condensed Man.

Dana. Milk. Milk. Yeah. Condensed milk and milk man. Very good. Just two more to go. Number seven.

Compact golf. Dana. Oh, disc. Disc. Yeah. It's compact disc and disc golf. All right. One final.

clue. Number eight. Dot com bath. Oh, bubble. Bubble. Dot com bubble and bubble bath. Yeah. Wow. Good job Colin. Good job, Colin and good job Dana for shutting Karen out. Just absolutely shutting her down in this one. That's okay. You never know.

All right. It is my turn and is the return of of drop a deuce. Oh, hey. From last season, I will be asking you trivia questions from, you know, spanning different categories. Each question has a large set of possible answers, and it is your job to write down just two of these answers. You'll get a point for each unique correct answer, meaning if any of your answers overlap

with the other person, then it cancels out. you don't get the point. So the strategy here is to write down not only correct answers, but correct answers that you don't think the others will write down. So for example, so if I ask you drop a deuce and name two of Snow White's seven dwarves, if Dana writes Doc and Chris writes Doc, they cancel out. They don't get the point. Okay. I'm going to say this. It's a little hard. I made it a little hard by how we can do it. Okay. It was hard last time, too, if memory serves. Yes. Part of the reason. is I'm like man we got I we really have to kind of force ourselves to visit uh maybe parts of

trivia that we're not very strong at um and so hopefully we'll we'll learn some we'll learn something along the way okay I just got a sports question earlier in the show I know I'm very proud of you I know all right everybody papers pens ready let's drop some deuses here we go Question one, Einstein Brothers Bagels is the famous national mega bagel bakery chain. In the 90s, they pretty much bought out all the local bagel chains in the nation, including our hometown college bagel place, Noah. Noah Bagels. So their bestseller is, of course, the Everything Bagel.

Tell me, what are two of the five toppings that go on an Everything Bagel from, from Einstein Brothers Bagels. Wow, okay. Name two of the five toppings. Karen, nobody is better at this quiz than me at getting inside my own head. I know, I'm, like, paralyzed with which one will they write down? But here we go. All right, answers up.

Let's see those answers. Uh, Colin says, garlic crunchies and poppy seed Chris says garlic and sesame seed and Dana says poppy seeds and onion the five correct answers are sesame seeds poppy seeds onion

garlic and salt yeah yeah I must put down salt but I thought people yeah yeah yeah yeah same so we so you you each get one point and I get zero as I told you no one better than me getting inside me hilarious so again the five everything

which is not everything sesame seeds poppy seeds onion garlic and salt all right here's a trivia classic we often get asked which U.S. state produced the most U.S. presidents

the state where most presidents were born and Virginia is often cited as the correct answer but there is a technicality eight presidents were born in Virginia however this also includes when Virginia was not technically America yet. It was British America, which is

why a lot of people are born there. Anyways, Virginia is the birthplace to eight presidents. Drop a deuce and name me two of them. As you guys write down, fun fact, the next state that produced

the most presidents is Ohio. Okay. But number one is Virginia, if we're counting Virginia from British America eight presidents okay okay

all right answers let's see you those presidents Colin you put Madison and Monroe Chris says Washington and Jefferson and Dana says Jefferson and Quincy Adams

here are the presidents William Henry Harrison Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe Zachary Taylor, John Tyler, George Washington, and Woodrow

Wilson. Looks like Jefferson, Dana, and Chris, you guys cancel each other out. Good job. Colin, that was a good one. Yeah, I just went. I just, I figured, like, just roll the dice and go for the non-may-be household names. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But they're U.S. presidents. I, but I mean, come on. Look, compared to Washington and Jefferson. Yeah, yeah. Here we go. The Real Housewives is a hit TV franchise from Bravo that was initially inspired by the scripted show Desperate Housewives.

Now this massive docu-soap TV show has spawned over 10 U.S. cities and 13 international cities. Please name any of these two city slash areas where there has been a real housewives season. Wow. How many international cities did you say, Karen? 13. Wow. I had no idea.

It's an operation. Oh, okay. Wow. All right. And for two extra bonus points, name me two Housewives cast members if you can name them.

I'll repeat my question as you guys write down your answers. The Real Housewives is a hit TV franchise from Bravo. Now the show has spawned over 10 U.S. cities and 13 international cities.

Please drop a deuce in the meet any of the two city slash areas where there has been a real housewife season bonus points if you can name two actual house what housewife stars i guess all right get that bonus point data i'm trying i'm trying oh okay all right answers up all right i did one that i know and then i guessed on one City. Okay. Colin put Salt Lake City. You are correct in London.

Ah, there is no London. I was just trying to just guess. Chris put Beverly Hills in Atlanta, correct, correct. And then Dana, you put Salt Lake City. Potomac. Yes, correct, correct. Oh, wow. And you even wrote Neney Leaks, who is from Atlanta, and Countess Luan.

Yes. You're from New York City. Good job. Did you just add those names? No, I folded them under because it was a two-parter. So what did Colin put? Colin put, Neney Leaks. And Lisa Rina.

Yes, Lisa Rina is in Beverly Hills. Other names you might have heard Bethany Frankel. Oh, yeah. She's from New York. Lisa Vanderpump. Oh. Kelsey Grammer's ex-wife, Camille Grammer, and Denise Richards. it's Denise Richards was on a season.

I don't know, any of those people. I know there's the show Vanderpump Rules, but I didn't know her first name either. Which is a spin-off. Got it. Got it. Wow. What, man, what a universe this show has spawned. Yeah.

Woo. Time to dive into our weakest trivia area, and that is the magnificent sport of soccer or association football. In the English Premier League, there have been 17th, that have won the championship title please drop a deuce and name me two of these champion English Premier League teams

right here's it yeah this is tricky this is tricky do it because I feel like I probably I feel like I know more teams but I'm not confident that they've all won the title and I'm also not confident or do I just go for

the two that I think Chris and Dana are going to put You're changing my strategy. I feel like I need to be a spoiler here. Okay. Oh, it's your strategy to cancel out other people. I don't know. Man, see, again, inside my own head here.

What do I want to do? You have to be right, too. Yeah, it's true. Exactly. You have to be right. It's right. There's like 50 teams that play. Only seven have won the championship title.

One team has won it. a lot of times right here we go answers up Colin you put man city and man united Manchester City Manchester United correct correct Chris put Liverpool and Manchester United correct correct but you cancel out Manchester United and then Dana put Arsenal and Manchester City you are also correct correct but also canceled out

well that worked out great for me didn't it yeah yeah Dana and Chris get a a point. I think you, yeah, I think you have to try to get one's other people aren't going to get. I don't think being the spoiler. Well, as Karen said, though, you have to be right. Yeah, true. Oh, well, Karen, so what are the seven? Manchester United. Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Leicester City. It's spelled Leicester by notes. Leicester. Leicester. City. And then Liverpool.

Okay. Okay. Good job. Yeah, that was good job, you guys. Made right in the little area that I... Chelsea was the other one that I... Chelsea. I almost put Chelsea, but yeah, I should have. Here's a fun one.

Do you guys actually know what toy was the first toy ever advertised on TV? Oh, we've talked about this. Yeah, do you remember what it was? Man. A stick. A log. Was it like slinky or potato head? It was potato.

The early potato head, you know, the early potato head, it's just like the body parts and you're supposed to stick it on a real potato and then they start rotting. They were like nails with mouths and eyes. Throughout the years, different versions of potato head have been released. In fact, there have been eight Star Wars themed Mr. Potato heads, each one based on a character from the Star Wars franchise. and each one has a potato pun name. Can you brainstorm and name me two of the eight? You want us to get together? Oh, no, individually.

No, individually, okay. You said brainstorm, okay. Well, brainstorm in your head. I, in fact, have some of these in my garage. You know. Do you remember the names? I, well, we'll see, won't we? So I'll give you a hint to the characters, Star Wars characters.

We have the main protagonist. No, no hints, come on. The villain, the foot soldier, the royalty, the droid, the pilot, and the bounty hunter. Think of two, any potato pun names. you can think of for Star Wars. I'll give you extra points if your name is better. My baby has, someone gave her Mr. Potato Head, a hand me down with a lot of accessories.

She doesn't understand it yet, but like she just stuffs things in the holes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she makes these, like, abominations where, like, eyes are in the butt and then the arms are coming out from the eye holes. Oh, she understands. fans in. She knows what she's doing.

Yeah. Anyone can play by the rules. Yeah. They look like weird like protozoa. All right. Answer is up. Here we go. Colin put spud trooper correct and Darth Tater correct.

Chris also put Darth Tater, cross that out, and C3Petto. Oh, you're so close. I'm going to give you that point. That's not one of the right answers, but I like it a lot. Dana also put Darth Tater and C3 Potato. Oh, man. No, wait a second. No, wait a second.

They get a point for the same answer? No, I think we cross it out. Okay. All right. All right. Okay. All right. So, uh, the droid was actually, you know, I like your answer better at the

droid version is R2 potato. Potato, yeah. Oh. Mine is way better. It is. Spud trooper Luke Frywalker Yam Solo

Spudafet That's terrible That's a terrible That's bad Princess Tater Nope That's not even related And Darth Mash

I think like Moll Yeah Horrible I would I mean Darth Tater is good I think I don't know why they didn't do C3 potato Yeah

We independently thought of it Two minutes What we were brainstormed Luke Frywalker is fine. What about like Boba Tott or something like that with T LTT? There's probably like a registered trademark, right? Yeah. Botech or maybe.

I know, there's probably some reason. I will say, I don't have all these. I have a few of these have received as gifts. You know, this is the kind of thing where if you're Star Wars fan, someone gives this to you. Colin must be really clear that he did not go out and purchase this for himself. He only buys Canon Star Wars droids. however if you give him non-canon merchandise he will begrudgingly keep it in the closet

and then cut you out of my life entirely i i don't think that spud trooper is a clever name but i will say that it comes with a clever little accessory is that instead of a little blaster the spud trooper it has a little potato masher okay oh cute yeah it's kind of it's kind of cute yeah i kept getting like i wrote down boba fett and i was like boba fetta and i was like it's not potatoes. That's cheese. That would be good. Last question for this drop a news quiz. The

Nobel Peace Prize, unlike any other Nobel Prizes, is given out in Oslo, Norway, instead of Stockholm, Sweden. Name me two past Nobel Peace Prize laureates, or winners. Name me two past

Nobel Peace Prize laureates. And if you need an extra hint, know that there have been four U.S. presidents awarded the Peace Prize. Again, I'll repeat the question. The Nobel Peace Prize, unlike any

other Nobel Prizes, is given out in Oslo, Norway, and not in Stockholm, Sweden. Name you two past Peace Prize laureates or winners. If you need an extra hint, know that there have been four U.S. presidents awarded the Peace Prize.

But you can also name other people. presence yeah who they started awarding in 1901 so maybe that helps maybe all right everybody ready Colin yeah all right flash your answers up Colin put Desmond Tutu correct Barack Obama correct and Chris you're making my eyes bleed C3 potato no it is Barack Obama Nelson Mandela correct correct correct cancel out. Also cancel with Dana. Exactly same.

Did Woodrow Wilson win? Yes. So the four presidents. Teddy Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter, and Barack Obama. And Al Gore won, but he was a VP. Did not know or forgot that Wilson and, yeah. For the League of Nations. Yeah.

Okay. Okay. All right. I almost put it and I was like, I'm not 100% he won. I got to say the best thing, the best thing to come out of all of this is the fact that I think we really have a good start to the line of Star Wars cheeses. Well, what else you got?

Oh, oh, a C. Brio was my idea. That's a really good one. Yeah. Prince Swiss Leia. Prince Swiss Leia. That's great. That's great. Oh, man.

Swiss Leia. Good job. That's a great quiz format, Karen. Yeah, you got to, yeah. Dana and I fully cancel each other out of the last two questions. All right, I have a quiz for you all. This is a theme music lyric round, lyrics round. So I'll give you the name of the song.

I'll give you the performer. And I'll also give you how many words from the lyrics that I'm looking for. Oh, we have to write the lyrics. Yeah, I'll read the lyrics and then I'll stop. And then that's how many words I need you. Oh, okay, okay, okay. And then at the end, there is a theme to these songs. Ooh.

Nice. Perfect. Let's write it down, so that way you have a chance to, like, think about the number of words, I think. Oh, nice. Yeah. All right, and I'm going to try to read these with, like, minimal musicality. I'll really try. Some of these are very catchy.

It's hard to not. So the first song is, you can't hurry love by the Supremes. I'm going to look for 11 words. So here are the lyrics. You can't hurry love. No, you just have to wait. She said, now 11 words. You can't hurry love.

No, you just have to wait. She said, excellent opportunities for embarrassment here, Dana. This is truly fantastic. What do you think she said? I got 11. I got 11. I have 11, so yeah.

All right. Chris is going to dominate. Okay. I'll go first because I probably have the, The highest probably of being wrong. Love don't come easy. It's a game of give and take. I also put that.

That is also what I wrote. That is correct. Okay. Just have to wait. Song number two. Love story by Taylor Swift. Four words. Little did I know that you were Romeo.

You were throwing pebbles and my daddy said, now four words. Little did I know. know that you were Romeo, you were throwing pebbles, and my daddy said, Wow. Okay. I have four words. Oh, man. My daddy said.

I'm taking an educated guess here. I do not know the song. I wrote, You Have to Go. Does everybody have that? Are there any other answers? No. Okay. Chris, what do you have?

I think I actually might know. that, I mean, I've just sort of vaguely heard it. I think it might be stay away from Juliet. Okay. What do you have, Karen? I put, don't take her away. Hmm. The answer is, stay away from Juliet. Oh, Chris. Chris got it. Don't ask me the rest of the lyrics of that song. I just said, I just know that. Am I that? Chris, it's okay. You don't need to like couch it. I think I might know it. It's okay. No, no, no. I really, I really have heard it like a couple of times. But yeah.

Listen, you think that I, Chris, Kohler on this show would be embarrassed and revealing any kind of musical taste whatsoever. I just listen to Enya all day. And Fleetwood Mac. Okay. Here we go. Girls just want to have fun by Cindy Lopper. Okay.

Looking for seven words. The phone rings in the middle of the night. My father yells seven words. It's hard. Seven words. Seven? Okay. Okay.

I have seven. I have seven. Okay. Okay. Now, there's two, there's two verses to this, that very similar seven word lines. I think this one is what you're going to do with your life. Okay. That's exactly what I put.

I put when you're going to live your life right. That's the other one. That's the mom says that. The dad says what she's going to do with your life. All right. In the middle of the night. Okay. The Gambler by Kenny Rogers.

Nine words. It's not too bad. It's not too bad. Okay, nine words. You got to know when to hold them, no one to hold them, no one to walk away, no one to run. You never, nine words. You got to know when to hold them, no when to fold them, no when to walk away, no when to run. And you never.

Nine words? nine words those are all the words I already know I don't know anything else I am embarrassed I don't know I only know that song

from a commercial I think it was a Geico commercial Oh dear Was it the lizard Like playing poker? No it was Kenny Rogers No it was Kenny Rogers Tashing that check

Is Karen's turn to go first. Okay, I don't know the song, so I put Kenny Rogers Chicken Roasters. Okay, okay. Did everybody else put that? Strangely, I did. I don't know what I was saying. You never count your money

when you're sitting at the table. Yes, yep. That is the lyric. Oh, very good advice. Next song, Jail House Rock by Elvis Presley. Four words. Sad Sack was sitting on a block of stone, Way over in the corner, weeping all alone.

The warden say, hey, buddy, don't you be no square. If you can't find a partner, four words. Sad Sack was sitting on a block of stone. Way over in the corner, weeping all alone. The warden said, hey, buddy, don't you be no square? If you can't find a partner. Wow, this is really casual that the warden saying this. All sorts of things were happening in that jail that day.

A lot of non-standard things in the jail setting. Yeah, very atypical. I put dance on your own. Oh, okay. What do you got? If you can't find a partner, use a wooden chair. Okay, what do you have, Karen? You can rock anywhere.

Oh, that's a good one. The answer is use a wooden chair. What? Yes. For what? To dance. If you have no partner, right. You just, yeah.

The rocking is mandatory. Yeah, so you've got to find a way to make it happen. Just two more songs. Okay. Number six, lean on me by Bill Withers. I'm looking for six words. Sometimes in our lives, we all have pain, we all have sorrow. But if we are wise, six things, six words.

Sometimes in our lives, we all have pain. We all have sorrow. But if we are wise, how many words? Six. Okay. Chris's turn to go first. Six words, but if we are wise, we know that there's always tomorrow. What do you have, Karen?

I put, we come back strong for tomorrow. And I've got, we'll all make it to tomorrow. But I have faith in Chris on this one. Chris is right. Yes, we know that there's always tomorrow. All right. Chris is killing it. All right, number seven, boys don't cry by the cure.

I'm looking for nine words. Here we go. I would tell you that I loved you if I thought that you would stay, but I know. And then nine words. I would tell you that I loved you if I thought that you would stay, but I know. I don't know. Great. Great.

Fantastic. All right. You guys ready? Yeah. That's Karen's turn to go first. I put Friday, I'm in love, just like heaven, Robert Smith. Okay, okay. I'll go next.

I'm pretty sure I have this one. Oh, it's Collins Stern to go next. Is it Colin Stern? Okay. That's okay, Chris. I believe I have it is that it's too late and you've already gone away. No. No, sorry.

No, Chris is certain. Okay, yes, I think this is absolutely it. So what set me up again for the line? I would tell you that I loved you if I thought that you would stay, but I know. You'll leave tomorrow, so go jump into the bay. nine more Colin was the closest that it's no use

that you've already gone away that's right that you've already gone away, yes okay so these had a theme there was a theme to these seven songs Oh right, the theme Oh, okay I'll tell you the names again of the songs

Okay Okay, so you can't hurry love by the Supremes Love Story by Taylor Swift Girls Just Want to Have Fun by Cindy Lopper, The Gambler by Kenny Rogers, Joe Has Rock by Elvis Presley, Lean on Me by Bill Withers, and Boys Don't Cry by The Cure. They're not, they can't be covers of the existence of songs. Yeah, because they're a mix.

Right, exactly. Some of them are covers, some of them are not. Are these their first number one hits for these various artists? Oh. I don't know. I don't think so. No, like Elvis. Some of them were in movies, not.

but I don't think all of them were. Oh, are they all titles and movies? Yes. Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, nice. Your love story.

Boys don't cry. Of course. Oh, that's great. That's good. That's good. You know, it's just want to have fun. Lean on me. Yep.

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Okay, I have a quiz for you all. I think I say this every time. I had a lot of fun putting this one together. I'm not lying. I did. This quiz is called To the Letter, and this is all around terms in English. You know, I looked for a label for this category of terms.

I had the quiz ready to go and I'm like, all right, what are these things called? The best description or name I could find for this category of terms, which will be on the quiz, trying not to tip my hand here, is alphabetic adjectives. And by that, I'll give you a couple examples. This is a term where it is one letter and then a word. So, for example, an S hook. We call it an S hook because it is in the shape of an S. It doesn't stand for anything.

It's not a shortening D-ring would be another common hardware example. That's right, exactly. Okay, I think you guys get the concept. We will do this lightning round style. Grab your barnyard buzzers. So remember, this is, if you're stuck, this is the format we're looking for, S-Hook, D-Ring. Here we go. This is arguably the single most common piece of clothing in America.

What? Chris and Dana simultaneously what do you got T-shirt The T-shirt, correct, yeah But probably the entire world Maybe I'm being a little too conservative T-shirt, I'm wearing one I see you, at least most of you guys are wearing one too

Just polling this group Right Large migratory birds T-to-favor this arrangement Dana A V, a flying V A, uh, you're very close. I'm looking for, uh, Karen.

V formation. V formation. Yes, yes. I need to be, I'm being very picky. Everything must follow letter and word. That's right. That's right. That's right.

That's right. That's right. That's right. Aircraft, sometimes you'll see aircraft flying in a V formation for very similar reasons. It is birds, birds fly in the V. It is more efficient. They can kind of draft off the, the bird in front of them.

And aircraft, you'll see like military or fleet aircraft. They, they will also sometimes fly. in the V formation for similar reasons. Yeah, saves some fuel. You don't tend to see smaller birds flying in Vs as much. It's kind of like the larger, yeah, the larger the bird, sort of the greater the effect is and the simpler it is to sort of, yeah, sort of get on the updraft there. This is a sometimes prohibited 180 degree change of direction.

Chris. U-turn. That is a U-turn, a U-turn. Correct. This is an essential element of skyscraper construction. Mm, Karen. Ibeam? Yes, I'm looking for eye beam.

That's right. The big chunk of metal steel shaped like an eye. Eye beam also sometimes called an H beam. And the only difference is if you turn your head to the side or not. That's right. That's a really wide H. Yeah, hey, you know, it depends on what font you're using. If you have ever visited an original IHop or Wiener Schnitzel franchise,

you've likely been inside this type of building. Karen again. A frame. That is an A frame. I believe you guys all buzzed in. Your math teacher might call it a graph of a sigmoid function. Erase. Ah, didn't need the extra hint.

I was going to say S-cur. Yeah, S-cur. S-curve, that's right, right. I was going to give you another hint there with a little race car illusion as well, right, S-curve, S-curve. Look at that, S-cargo. Look at that, S-cargo. All right, we're going to get maybe a little more obscure here

in the cluing, so bear with me. You might get some funny looks, but you wouldn't be wrong if you described this rubbery item as a torus-shaped gasket. Chris. An O ring. An O ring.

Yes, many sizes, many thicknesses, but the little round rubber ring can do so much. At the butcher shop, you could order a filet mignon and a New York strip separately, but it would be much more efficient to order them in their connected form. I'm going to give it to Dana just thematically. Dana, what do we got? Oh, because her buzzer's the cow.

buzzer. Yeah. Is she a big meat eater? A T-bone? It is a T-bone. I learned this in preparing this quiz. I did not know that a T-bone is, if you take the small part of the T-bone, that's a fillet or a tenderloin.

And if you take the big part of the fillet, that's a New York strip. Okay. We're going to get a Maxia lead here. Technically, the Porter House is the one that has like the full sort of filet on it. And generally, a T-bone steak generally is considered to be, it has, it's defined as having less of that fillet on there. That is correct. The porterhouse is a larger and generally thicker cut,

but they are, if you will, cut from the same sequence. Kind of just one's a little bit further forward on the cow. One's a little bit further back on the cow. And these are American terms. They may vary on the continent, as they say. You'll find one of these under almost every household sink. Chris, again. U-Bend

Very close I'm not looking for the U-Band I was looking for something different I don't take another Another guess for another guess Is there a J Is there a J? Is there a J-bend also

Wow Chris demonstrating Some incredible plumbing knowledge here I was looking for P-Trap But I will give you Oh okay I will give you U-Bend Yeah I will give you U-Band I was looking for P-Trap

But yes both of them named after the letter There is also a J J-trite. Because you're all in the category of, yeah, sink traps. Yeah, basically pipe goes down, pipe comes back up, then goes out to the outside world.

Colin, this is the homeowner versus renter divide here. Are you allowed to mess with the plumbing? Something bad is happening underneath the sink. Oh, no. I have to do this myself. I can't call someone. If you want to print and mail a brochure on a single sheet of paper, you might consider this accordion-like approach.

Huh. You've probably seen... Oh, Karen. Is this a B-fold? Oh, you're very close. It is some kind of fold. I'm looking for Z-fold. Z-fold.

Z-fold. Z-fold. If you've been in a doctor's office, dentist's office, waiting room of any kind, you have seen a Z-fold. pamphlet. Yep, yep. In contrast to the other more common tri-fold, difference between a tri-fold and the Z-fold, tri-fold, the flaps fold in, Z-fold.

Well, they fold like a Z if you were to look at it from the side. Last one, here we go. You'll find a pair of these on a violin. Oh, man, what are they called? Karen. F-holes. Yes. Yes, Karen has it.

I didn't really call F-holes. They are indeed really called F holes. Yes, yes, they are called F holes because it is shaped like an F. They are more broadly part of the family of sound holes, sound holes. Depending on the size and vintage and shape of the instrument, you might encounter a C hole or an S hole. I was like, are there any that isn't funny with a hole? I was like, B-hole, yes, also funny. Any letter plus whole, I think it's going to be funny.

They're all funny. This might be the most nerdy thing I've ever said on this show, but there is some fascinating research on F-holes, you guys. I have to say the size and the shape of F-holes and sound holes in general, it's changed a lot over the generations and centuries of instrument making. And it's really fascinating how the instrument makers all sort of, you know, without the benefit of modern, you know, technology, sort of settled on what, what provides kind of just optimal resonance and optimal, yeah, sound amplification for a hollow bodied stringed instrument. Wow. Researchers, they've found empirically that the relationship between the quality and the strength of the resonance that a sound hole creates, it's most closely tied to the length.

of the perimeter of the hole more than it is necessarily to the shape of the hole. So the long kind of elongated F-hole is a really good like, you know, yeah, they just naturally... That's right, without taking up a lot of space. Yeah, yeah.

The most common sound hole, just like, you know, big round, you know, hole like in the middle of an acoustic guitar, I guess actually is not the most, maybe efficient, but it's certainly the simplest to create, yeah. I was waiting for you boats on this. Oh. Well, so now U-boats would not fit in this category, Dana, because these are all, these are all, right, these are the alphabetic adjectives where the shape of the letter is the descriptor itself, right?

So this quiz would not include X-ray or U-boat or, you know, other things. Oh, X-ray. Oh, I see, I see, I see. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, Colin, you didn't, there is no proper term for like these kind of, you know, I have a lot of, I have a lot of language books on my shelf. I looked in my paper printed books. I looked online. The only term I found in two places that I looked was this term.

And I thought this was good of alphabetic adjectives. Now, it's very hard to search for, of course, because if you Google that, you're going to get a list of adjectives listed in alphabetical order. So if you're a linguist out there, or you know a better term for this, please. Yeah, let us know. I'd love to hear it. Well done. In keeping everybody with my tradition of bringing back some classic quizzes, I have

another installment of my Inline series, which started with, I believe, first in line, the first lines from popular books and movies. And then there was Last In Line, and then there was lines from somewhere in the middle. And so we're bringing back Last In Line TV edition, literally the last lines ever uttered in the final episode of the final season of these television mainstay series. So I will give you the years in which the TV show was on, the years of its original run, and then I will tell you the line, the final line that was spoken by a character in the final episode of the show

before it went off the air. And you will have to identify the show. Okay, so get out your barnyard buzzers and get ready for a last. in line throwdown. The first show ran from 2015 to 2021. The final line was, at any rate, thank you for shopping with us.

Cloud 9 is now closed. Dana. Superstore. Superstore. Yes. I don't know. It was on that long. Wow.

Yeah, right. About a big box retail store. Yes. All right. 1994 to 2004. Okay. Should we get some coffee? Sure, where?

Oh. All right. Karen. That is Friends. It is Friends. You're talking about Central Perk. Yes. The joke being they don't get coffee anywhere else.

1982 to 1993. Okay. 82 to 93. Okay. I'm sorry. We're closed. Colin. I am 100% sure that that is cheers.

You are 100% Right, that is cheers, yes. Perfect, perfect. Yep, the establishment, the bar, cheers closed on that day. 1998 to 2004. Later that day, I got to thinking about relationships. There are those that open you up to something new and exotic. There are those that are old and familiar,

those that bring up lots of questions, those that bring you somewhere unexpected, those that bring you far from where you started, and those that bring you back. But the most exciting, challenging, and significant relationship of all is the one you have with your... And if you find someone to love the you love, well, that's just fabulous. Dana has to get it since she was quoting it before the end.

Sex in the city. Sex in the city. And I remember being sick, like, with the flu and watching it. And, like, just she said that. And I was like, it's so true. Like, I was so vulnerable and cry. And I'm like both still sick and, like, crying at the same time. You know what?

Before we started, Chris, I was actually going to ask you, like, are you including reboots and re because I specifically was thinking of sex and the same coming back. Yes. Well, no, because they didn't call it. But the new show's not called that. So yes, you're right. There's nothing here where they restarted it again afterward. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Man, she wrote one column a week and was fabulously wealthy off of that. 1997 to 2010. Sorry, I felt that I felt that last, that last quote was a little bit long. So 1997 to 2010. Yep. Oh sounded like Colin I mean you were both at the same time I'm gonna guess

King of the Hill It is King of the Hill Yes It is King of the Hill yes Except it was Bobby saying yep That was the twist Yeah That was the twist yeah

Aw 1994 to 2009 Dr. Green You coming Karen. It's ER. It's ER. It's ER. Very good. Very good. Was it like a flashback? No, it was his daughter. It was Dr. Green's daughter. The line was spoken by Carter to Dr. Green's daughter. Yeah.

Because I was like, didn't Dr. Green die? I think you're like, no, his daughter. And I was like, she died? It's that brain teaser. I can't operate on him. I'm Dr. Green's daughter. Like, how is that possible? Well, because he's dead. That's why he can't happen. 2007 to 2015. The new day brings new hope.

The lives we've led, the lives we've yet to lead. A new day, new ideas, a new you. 2007. To 2015. Karen. No. Oh, I was going to say. Mad Men?

It is Madman. Of course, this is followed by they play the Coca-Cola advertising. But that is the final line. And he says a new you to Don Draper

who of course has been reinventing himself over the course of the series and does it one more time. 2005 to 2013 there's a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn't that kind of the point?

there's a lot of beauty in ordinary things isn't that kind of the point 2005 to 2013 this is a show that was ostensibly simply about ordinary simple people in a boring situation Colin The Office

The Office Which was of course ostensibly a mockumentary about people in, you know, a boring workplace. I feel like it just ended, but it's only 10 years, yeah. 2013, yeah. Okay, 1982 to 1988. Okay. He sits there all day long in his own world, staring at that toy. What's he thinking about?

All right, come on, son. Let's go wash our hands, all right? All right. I think it was Colin who was first with a horse. I don't know. I believe that's St. Elsewhere. Yes, the St. Elsewhere, famously ending on, it was all the dream of a boy looking at the hospital in a snow globe.

Yes. Yeah, yeah. I mean, hats off to the audacity of doing that to your audience. Absolutely. Did people hate that ending? Were people, like, impressed by the Twins? There was no Twitter then, so I'm not really sure. I, as the old man here, I am old enough to remember.

my family we watched that show and I remember like in the newspaper like in the TV section of the newspaper right yeah like over two two to three days later I remember people were mad I remember people were mad my family were kind of like what the heck well okay can I ask was that show whimsical at all or was it just like a work a day doctor drama thing why does a six year old care about what grownups are up to in a hospital would so you know there was an element of like of Wizard of Oz to it as well So they pull back and the kids, like his grandpa or uncle, whoever, was also the guy who played like one of the lead doctors in the show. And somebody, it was like he had imagined this universe incorporating real people from his life into this universe. But, I mean, there was never any hint of anything like this in the show itself. No, I mean, no. All right. Final line, 1999 to 2007.

I went ahead and ordered some for the table. I know that was going to come up because I know you've been re-watching this. It's true. The Sopranos. There you go. Yeah, the Sopranos. They're at the diner before everything cuts the black.

The last line said is I went ahead and ordered some for the table. I saw recently, recently, recently that David Chase has finally, I think, unambiguously stated how we are meant to interpret the ending of that episode. Which is what? He didn't quite say it, but he said, like, he was talking about, like, oh, I was thinking about it, and, you know, I saw a little family diner type thing, and I thought, oh, wouldn't it be good if Tony Soprano got it in a place like that? Yeah.

You know, and everybody was like, oh, he did get killed. Yeah, I mean, I'm absolutely on team. He got shot in the head, not to get too into, like, Sopranos stuff, but, like, you know, when we first watched it, it was like, what happened? We don't know what happened. And there was a whole lot of, like, oh, you know, it. It's ambiguous because, you know, for the rest of his life, he'll always have to live in fear. But then if you actually, like, if you watch that whole season back, and if you watch, I mean, there's, there's a lot of, like, foreshadowing of what's going to happen and in that scene itself. And I'm very much on team. Oh, he absolutely got shot in the head and die. Like it's, yeah, like it. I like that it's his story and then it ended. That's where it ended.

That's precisely what I think it was, thematically. It was, we were always in Tony's, you know, point of view. And then that's what it is. And then just stopped existing. And it ended, he was taking care of people in a little restaurant, like he was ordering, I think, for the table. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, yeah, very good job across the board, everybody. Some good use of context clues there to figure out some of those, you know, very well done. Me reading your Twitter. The year.

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I know we talk about our purple patrons a lot, but we also have our green chartreuse patrons. And each month, they get a PDF quiz pack of materials to run pub trivia at home with their families by themselves, with their pets. So I'd like to share this quick quiz to end. this all-quiz bananza from a few months ago that I made. And it is inspired by my partner and TikTok. It is dance fad or Australian snack.

You'd actually be surprised at how many overlaps I found. I would. Wagon wheel. Wagon wheel is an overlap. Wagon wheel. And then wagon wheel is also a chocolate. coated kind of marshmallowy biscuit that

you can get with some jam in it. I think I've had a wagon wheel. It's good. I think I had an Aussie co-worker who brought some back once from a Australia snacks are, man. My husband's going back home to Australia for a week and I

gave him a list of bringing back some weird stuff because it's wild. All right. So here we go. I'm going to give you a name and you have to tell me if it's a dance fad or an Australian snack. Thumbs up for dance, hands up to dance, and then thumbs down, down under for Australian

snack. There we go. Sideways for both. Sideways for both. Yeah. There's no boat. I took out all the boat. Yeah, wagon wheels.

Okay. All right. Here we go. All right. How about the chico roll? Mm. The chico roll. The chico roll.

I'm dancing just to distract every. I mean, I mean, that's what I feel like. All right. Ready? All right. Everybody says, down, down, down, yes, going down over for Australian snack. A chico roll, we have something that sounds like that, which is like a coconut peanut peanut butter brittle stick, chico stick, which is different, completely different. Chico roll in Australia is it's like a almost like a Chinese spring roll and it's designed to be a handheld stadium food. So it's like a like a fried kind of spring roll with filling in it and that that's

you know, not messy and can eat it at the stadium. Is it like an egg roll or is it other random stuff? Is it like the length of a churro? I'm imagining like a, like a, yeah, like a, it's not like a Chimichanga. It's like that. It's a little bit fatter than your usual kind of egg roll that you get from a Chinese restaurant. It's bigger. But it is not a chiro.

It's not like this is for long. Okay. All right. Egg roll. Okay. I don't know. You could sustain the structure. All right.

Number two, the holly gully. Also, these could be food names or brand names. So I just want to caveat. It could be a brand name. Hully Gully. Dance fad or Australian snack. Everybody says, up, up, up. Get up and dance.

Correct. It is a dance fad. Good distractor by saying it could be a food brand as well. Yes. Susie Q. Suzy Q. Thumbs up for dance fad. Thumbs down for Australian snack.

We got Colin and Chris say down Australian snack. Dana says up, dance fat. It is a dance fad. Yeah. There is a snack cake brand, but it must be in America, not Australia. Yep, yep, yep, that was a designed to be tricky. Sneaky, sneaky. Okay.

Number four, wichity. Oh. Witchety. Okay. Thumbs up for fad, thumbs down for a snack. We got down, down, down. are all correct it is an Australian snack named after the wichity grub which is like a bush the actual worm grub that push people oh yeah the wichity this this snack food is um they're like

gummies they're like candy gummies shaped like the grubs I guess we have oh we have gummy worms they have gummy grubs yes yeah yeah yeah Swedish fish yeah okay number five the fredo do you do the fredo or do you eat the fredo the fredo oh chris collin say it's a dance fad and dana says snack it is a snack australian snack it is a a classic kind of cadburyish chocolate frog filled with caramel it's their milk chocolate a runny caramel you know i'm not going to ask you guys but in in this quiz for this quiz pack my next question is the freddie so i have fredo And the Freddy, and the Freddie is a dance bat. Yeah.

Yep, from a Troop Beverly Hills. Also, yes, yep. Oh, I was thinking like the Fredo Corleone dance, you know, that kids were just. Which is what? Oh, no, I was, yeah. Big shot. Which is where you grab, you know, it's where you go on the dance for and you grab somebody and you're like, I know it was you.

The Lamington. Do the Lamington. Or eat the lambington. is it like the charleston oh my gosh i know the answers i'm just waiting for the lambington the lambington get me a get me a lambington from the corner store no it doesn't just doesn't roll off the tongue i'm gonna say dance okay uh colin says dance uh chris and dana say snack it is snack i i believe it's one of probably the the the big national dishes of australia the lambington it is a sponge cake quoted

in chocolate rolled in desiccated coconut uh sometimes there is jam um it is very there's always it's always like jam coated in chocolate and there's jam there's always jam yeah yeah yeah yeah next one the thistle oh interesting fizzle not fizzle fizzle fizzle uh chris collins a dance call uh Dana says It is a snack. It is a dance fad. The fizzle. Do the fizzle. Don't eat the fizzle. All right. Okay. And last one. The Sam boy. Sam boy. S-A-N-B-O-Y. One word. Sam-boy.

All right. Snack, snack, snack, you're correct. Their version of our ruffles, like wrinkle-cut, like hard potato chips. Covered in jam. Get it in jam. Desicated coconut. It's like a ruffle, except it's tubular, rolled and jam. As long as a churro. Somebody's going to write in and be like, well, no, I mean, obviously that's wrong. But when you put Sam boys in jam, that's called a jam boy.

And then rolled in coconut, a lamb boy. Oh, nice. Yeah. All right. Good job, everybody. Yeah. And thank you, Australia, for all your awesome snacks. I can't wait.

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