Homeowners Show Trivia

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This is episode number 206 of The Homeowner Show. Whether you're a DIYer or looking to hire, we're here to help you find the best information and options for you and your home. My name is Kevin Hackett, and here with me is Craig Williams. Hello, hello, hello.

I'm really excited that someone was trying to steal Kevin's job there for a second.

I'll let him have it. It's not like, the most coveted job in the world or anything. It's up for grabs.

It's up for grabs. Did you turn that off or did I turn that off?

I didn't turn it off. I don't have access to that thing over there.

Oh, people have their volumes up on their phones in the studio.

Oh my goodness. We did not adequately prep for this.

The etiquette. Oh my gosh.

Oh man. How you doing, Craig?

I'm doing good. And as I was telling you before the show, I had some things I've been sitting on that I couldn't talk about for a while.

Yeah, I don't even know what it is.

Yeah. So I was on a jur— I was a jurist.

What?

Yeah.

Well, hmm, uh-huh, that's interesting.

Yes.

When did this happen?

Uh, it was about 3 or 4 weeks ago.

Okay.

So, and it was, it was one of those deals, you come in, you sign the thing, you're not allowed to talk about the case while the case is ongoing.

Sure.

So I figured the case was gonna go about 3 or 4 days.

And?

And I don't know, I mean, like, I, I ended up, I ended up not being on the jury.

Oh.

but I had to go through like the whole process.

Okay, so you went to be on the jury?

Yes.

And they probably kicked you out because of— Well, I could give you a number of reasons.

I'm gonna tell you why they kicked me out.

I will tell you this, like, so I've got duty coming up in September and I, man, I've got so many outs. I'm not gonna lie. But there's part of me that kind of wants to like, I wanna do this a little bit.

I can almost guarantee that you're not gonna have my out.

Okay.

Yeah. So, but here's the deal. It was, I can't, I can't mention names or any of that kind of stuff, but it was a, it was a termination of parental rights case.

Oh, interesting.

So those are brutal.

Yeah.

And so here's what was bizarre to me is, you know, you're, you're sitting there in a room with, you know, like 100 people who are potential jurists, and then you're looking at the people who are there to go through this process and all the attorneys and everything, and it's real obvious who's who. there's the judge, there's the attorney, there's the people who are having to go through this case.

Right.

And there's 2 parents. And so 3 sets of attorneys, one for each parent and then one for the kid. And the attorneys get up and they start asking questions to individuals in the room. And so because of things that you filled out, they're singling you out based off the answers to surveys that you've taken when you came in.

Right.

And so the one that kept coming up, and this is like just bizarre to me, it was like, so if you knew that an adult had been involved in a violent crime, would you be able to be impartial in this case based on the evidence? And it's like, that is like such a weird question.

Yeah. Like, I feel like either answer is wrong.

Yeah. Like, Of course I'm gonna be biased if I know that they've had a violent crime.

Right.

And then it was, if you knew that drugs had been involved, would you be able to be unbiased against the defendant? And it's like, do you actually want me to be unbiased in that situation? But this is like, this is the defense attorney, right?

Okay, okay.

You know, it's like they obviously want the best case scenario for them, for their client.

Yeah.

You know, and it kept going like that. It was like, You know, it just got worse and worse and worse. And so when they started asking, like, there would be like, you know, juror 36, stand up, I need to ask you some questions. This one guy, they asked him to stand up, and the guy had been a CASA representative.

Hmm.

And she asked him, you know, hey, could you be unbiased in this case? And he goes, well, I've been a CASA representative for a number of years, and so that I know that when termination of parental rights gets to this point, It's pretty much a done deal.

Oh, wow.

And he announces that to the entire room. And so he's out immediately.

So, but when they bring you into the room, he, by the way, he was prepared for that.

Oh yeah, he knew exactly what was going on. So here was what made it weird for me, is when they bring all of you into the room, they say, you know, is there any reason that any of the jurists in the room need to be excused or, you know, can't serve on this jury.

And so they just ask you to raise your hand and go up and talk to the judge.

Is there, is there any specific reason? And so I raise my hand, and I mean, I get in the line because there's like 20 of us.

Oh yeah.

And because like nobody wants to be there.

No.

Um, and you know, a number— like, you know, I'm standing in line, guy will go up and talk to the judge, judge will talk to him, they'll either come sit back down or she'll send them out of the room. So I get called up to the front. And she goes, what's what's what is your issue today? And I said, honestly, I don't have an issue. I'd be happy to serve on this jury, but I know that attorney, and I know that attorney, and I know a couple of the jurists. And they're like, how do you know them? And like, they're my clients. And I was like, they're like, well, can you? I mean, could you

you know sift through the evidence properly? And I'm like, yeah, I'd be fine with that. I was like, but I know that person, and I know like I'm trying to tell her like. I'm not going to be biased towards the evidence, but I'm going to be biased towards my clients.

Right.

It's just—

sorry, I know them, right? And they pay me, right? So I need them to stay happy with me.

And so I'm saying this like in front of the judge and all the attorneys who are listening, and she goes, I think you'll be okay.

Really?

What?

Oh.

And I'm like, okay. And she goes, well— and she like— and she literally She goes, honestly, the attorneys are probably gonna dismiss you anyway.

Yeah.

But why don't you just go sit down? At that point, I'm like, if you know, right, that they're gonna— like, why make me sit here for another 2 hours?

Yeah, let me go.

So that you can send me a $10 check?

Yeah.

Like, no.

No, thank you.

No.

Yeah, so— Well, I just don't think, based on, um, based on my profession, I don't think it's gonna last long.

I'll just put it that way.

Yeah.

But we'll see.

I don't know. What what does she want?

Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, that pretty much. Yeah, you know.

All right. So we got we got we're we're trying something new. Yes tonight and and we we had two brave people decide to join us on this new venture.

Correct.

That we're going to make part of the regular show. And before we introduce them, I want to make sure we got to thank our sponsor tonight, B52, who's providing the goodie bag.

That's right.

That we get. So I'm going to hold up one of these. They sent over 2 12-packs of their—

Those are 6-packs.

6-packs, sorry, 1 12-pack.

He can't count, y'all.

There's a lot of things you need to know about him. That's why I'm asking the questions, not giving the answers. Yeah, so this is actually their most popular one, their pills. Can you see that?

Yeah. There we go.

Right here. Thank you to the guys over there for donating this stuff to the Spoils So the winner, I don't know how it goes. Yeah, well, the winner gets stuff.

Yeah, exactly. And we don't— we've never done this before.

Yeah.

So who knows? It could be amazing. It could be a bomb.

It'll be fantastic. It'll be the best episode ever.

Okay, here we go.

Yep. You guys want to introduce yourselves real quick?

Sure.

You want to go first?

Sure.

All right.

Um, so I'm Kayla Marie, and I am— I don't know which— where am I supposed to look?

Just look at—

look at you.

Look at us. Pretend those aren't even here. Yeah.

So I'm a real estate transaction coordinator that, um, helps Busy real estate agents stay on track and not have to drink wine till midnight.

Nice.

Yeah, that, that's actually a super important thing. Yes.

They sit there and drink wine or coffee, one of the two, just to stay awake to get all their tasks done.

There's some sort of stimulant involved. Okay, got it.

Makes sense to me.

All right.

Well, welcome. Glad you're here.

Thank you for being here.

All right.

Hi, I'm Shanna Quinn. I am a sales rep with Envision Title. I sell title insurance.

Really cool. Awesome.

If you don't know what title insurance is, we're going to find out later on.

We will.

Yeah.

Everybody, since your, your audience is homeowners, I'm assuming.

Yeah. Well, most likely we are too.

They most likely dealt with the title company when they bought their house.

Yeah.

Or sold their house.

Yes.

So It's a critical, critical part of the, uh, the exchange.

Yeah, in Texas it's a required part of the exchange.

So yeah, thank you.

I feel like, I feel like we need to like— because I'm like, do you feel like you could be unbiased against non-homeowners?

Well, actually, that's what I tell people is like, a title, uh, title company is a non-interested third party whose job is to ensure ownership conveyance of Ownership.

Okay, that's it.

Yeah. So when people are like, even though one party is paying for the policy, we, we're not representing that policy, that party necessarily.

Yeah, but at the same time, you have interest.

I mean, there's people that I like better, right?

And somebody's paying you.

So like judges, for instance.

Which clients are not calling all day griping at you?

Yeah, well, my team is actually really amazing, so I don't get People calling and griping at me.

Oh, you hate—

you really need to go back and listen to the episode with my crazy buyer of the last house that I sold, because she, she— I mean, amongst everything else, she literally called the title agent, um, and said, hey, um, the seller— I've already closed, the seller isn't coming in until 2, you need to get them in sooner because we're ready to be in this house.

Because she wanted— she was worried about it getting funded that day.

No, no, no, no, because she was her. It's a whole thing.

She's cray-cray.

What time did she sign?

At like 9 or something.

She wanted you there at 10.

Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, she wanted me there at 10. She had already, by the way, she had already put combustibles at my house before I had signed.

Like had moved in like lawn equipment and gas cans like into the house.

Yeah.

I'm not kidding. It was—

We had a client at one time, she, uh, the seller took the bushes out of the front yard and the buyer went through the walkthrough and she was not gonna buy the house.

Wow.

Because the bushes were gone.

And the real estate agent is like— My agent is going to lose the bushes back now.

I will pay you for some new bushes.

Yeah, both is looking at like her thousands of dollars.

The commission is like, listen, lady, They went to Lowe's and they bought new bushes and they put new bushes in, but they, the buyer was not going to sign the papers because the bushes were crazy.

I mean, it's, it's, it is interesting because there was a little part of me that, um, wanted to be like, sorry, I can't, like, I can't close today. I'm going to have to do it tomorrow.

Really? 2 o'clock is kind of pushing it because wire cutoff is 4 PM. So if it takes you an hour to sign and then you have to send documents to the lender to approve, they have to come back, then you have to send the wire. I mean, it could be cutting the— cutting down to the wire, really.

No, she just, she just wanted in the house. That's all it was.

I can, I can tell y'all the one that happened to me the last time, the last house that I sold. Um, they'd had the walkthrough and everything, and then they went to closing and he was like, hey, there's a closet in the garage and I don't want it there. And if it's, if it's still there, I'm not closing. It was like, what? And so like my real estate agent calls me, she goes, he's really pissed. And I'm like, what's he pissed at? And he's like, there's a closet in the garage.

You're like, it's always been there.

It was there the whole time.

Like when you put the offer on the house. Yeah, like it was actually screwed into the wall. It was permanent.

It was an add-on, but it was— and he was like, no, I'm not signing. And I, at that point, I had, I had been up all night.

You're like, let me just log into Sims real quick, remove that freaking closet from the garage.

No, I, I sent a message back and I was like, look, I'm going over there with a sledgehammer and I'm taking it out, and I don't care if what the condition is when I'm done, you're, you're signing the papers.

And then what's going to be there is a hole, right?

Yeah.

So it's not a functional closet.

I went over there with a trailer and a sledgehammer and some gloves, and I just, I just yanked the whole thing out.

Crazy.

And then I got home and I burned it in effigy.

That's wild.

Yeah. All right, so let's get into some trivia.

Do we have music?

I don't know.

No, you don't. There you go.

How about that? Trivia time!

We just failed, y'all. We need like some intro music.

I'll see what I can come up with. Okay, all right. Here's the rules. We're gonna have a 10-question round.

Okay.

If you don't know the answer, I will give partial credit based off creativity.

Oh.

But, and I'll also just choose to give credit because I'm in control. If there is a tie at the end, we will have a tiebreaker until there is a winner. The winner gets the prizes. If you don't want the prizes, that's fine, you're taking 'em anyway.

So if I put, if I put suck it, Trebek, it works?

Yeah, that will probably get you something. Okay, just checking. It'll at least get a chuckle.

Okay.

Maybe not that one because you already used it.

Ah, dang it. That was my best one, I just gave it away.

You fired your best shot.

All right.

Where is it? Is that the—

Oh, wrong.

Yeah, there you go.

It was coming.

It was coming. All right, y'all ready? I'm ready.

All right. There are categories. Is that helpful to y'all?

Like Jeopardy?

No.

Okay.

Not at all like that, actually.

What kind of categories are you thinking of?

Not even remotely close. And I'm gonna be keeping score over here. They're able to write their answers down. You might wanna, like, pull that back so that Kevin doesn't cheat on you.

Oh, I will cheat.

I will cheat.

Okay, y'all are on the same side. I can't look at your— you don't have answers.

You're getting no help from me whatsoever.

You're on your own there, Sustainer.

Good thing I'm left-handed here.

All right, you guys ready?

Yes.

The first category is science.

Oh my goodness. That's the worst category.

I homeschool my kids, but that doesn't mean I know these things.

Well, don't let them know that you played. Well, unless you win, I mean, in which case, you know, look how mom kicked their butts.

Give them the beer.

You're like, I won at trivia. I think I know.

First question of the night: What do butterflies use their antennae for?

Oh my goodness.

What do butterflies use their antennae for? So there's a lot of— there's some writing in the room.

Am I supposed to turn it around?

No, not yet.

Not yet.

I'll tell everybody. Once everybody has an answer, I'll have them turn it around, and we'll see if we have any answers. That are even remotely close. Kevin is writing a lot, which is concerning.

No, it's not a lot.

It's just near the board. It's not your thesis, Kevin.

I'm looking for a word, and I cannot think of the word. I don't know.

The question again is, what do butterflies use their antennae for?

All right, well, I got an answer. I don't think it's right.

I don't think mine is either.

But, uh, all right, turn them around. Let's see what everybody's got. All right, to smell, and she actually drew a butterfly.

I tried to draw a nose and I was like, no, it doesn't look right.

And Kevin wrote wind sensor. Well, we have 2 right answers in the room. What?

I need a clapping applause, please.

Oh yeah, there we go.

What's this?

To smell. Wow.

The ladies in the room actually got it right.

I'm just thinking, look, they gotta test the wind. Which direction am I flying?

They're like this.

The wind is gonna blow them anyway.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure the wind.

I just used my fingers. I'm not supposed to erase with my fingers.

Their wings would handle it.

Hey, thanks for getting us some erasers, Craig.

Paper towel, maybe?

Oh, man. Completely unprepared. Well, you can flip it over.

No, look. That's what fingers and hands are for. It works.

Actually, if you will walk out in the shop.

I will.

I'll tell you what.

Talk to the people. I'll go get some rags.

Talk to the people.

Talk to the people.

Oh, man. How could I get that so wrong? Like there's really only one obvious answer.

Well, I was really silly and I put to C and I was like, no, not like C. They have eyeballs. Like, so then I was like, since their surroundings. And then I was like, kind of what I was thinking.

Like, I actually wrote the word sensor.

Okay, well, you got— you should get half a point. He said that, you know, he's—

you can see that.

That was not a good idea.

You're gonna have to turn the competition knob up a little bit. Yeah, give away everybody's points.

See, I just didn't want to be better than everybody else immediately.

Okay, okay.

So. You don't wanna be a show-off. No.

So you're like letting them win?

Not letting, just, yeah, just making you feel, you know. Oh, nice.

These are high quality.

It's like you were prepared.

All right.

Look at that, like an actual towel.

I wasn't prepared in the room, but I was prepared in the sense that I did own rags.

That's true.

Shop towels from your actual shop.

All right.

Never, never, never underestimate the value of a good shop towel.

That's true.

All right, let's see here.

All right, so we got, uh, question number 1 out of the way, and, um, got some smart people and some dumb people.

We figured it out. Well, I mean, the hope— hope in the world is good because based off the score thus far, 2/3 of the world is smart. True.

So good point.

And I don't know what happened, but like—

They're blonde females.

We're gonna use the word blonde in quotation marks.

Oh, I see that.

Yeah.

Half blonde.

We pay for it.

We pay for it.

It's ours and we pay for it.

In the most intelligent way possible.

I love it. It was— it's like the filter before there were filters, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know what happened with this thing. What are you doing over there, man? My quiz generator is spazzing.

Well, that's not okay.

That I was prepared for.

Disney questions it is. What is the film with someone with red hair under the water?

Oh, we got that one. The Little Mermaid.

That's all I—

oh, wow. She's really smart.

Everybody knows the Disney stuff. Oh, yeah.

Especially the ones when we were children.

Exactly.

Don't ask me the new Disney ones. My kids watch them, but I don't know anything about them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I haven't watched all of them, believe it or not. I'm a huge Disney nerd, but some of them I'm just like, eh, not interested.

So, okay, got it back up. All right, here we go.

Category.

Question number 2.

Is it still science?

No, you're moving on to arts.

Although, it's even worse.

Yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna—

sports.

Okay, this is, this is the category that this gives. I'm actually gonna say this is Arts/nerds.

Oh, um, like the candy?

No.

Okay.

Let you go where you want with that. Um, here's the question: Thor is the son of which Norse god?

Oh, I actually know this.

Let's see.

We'll see.

I don't remember these.

But I don't—

I mean, that's pretty nerdy, but I'm trying to think of a Norse name.

I don't remember his name.

I mean, he's been in like 10 movies. I mean, like I know, but you have to ask yourself—

It's Anthony Hopkins.

You can name the actor.

You have to ask yourself—

I'm picturing him in my mind right now.

And I, I'm not, I'm not giving away anything, but right, is, is the comic book version accurate?

I don't know.

I'm gonna get kicked out of my Marvel nerd stuff.

Are you in Marvel nerd stuff?

I mean, I might know some Marvel Okay, except not this one. Not this one. It's like I'm drawing a blank. The Norse.

My answer is—

You got nothing?

Got nothing.

Wait, wait, wait, I've got a— do you have an answer? Hold on.

I know there's probably something out there.

Yeah, I honestly don't know if I would know this off the top of my head.

I'm not a big movie person either, so—

All right, I have an answer.

Kevin's got an answer. Do you have anything?

Nothing.

You're just gonna throw nothing?

Nothing.

All right, you ready for my answer?

Something Greek?

Okay, okay, show us your answer, Kev. What do you got? Suck it, Trebek.

Awesome.

All right, so no one got that one. The answer is Odin.

Odin!

Yeah, Odin is the father of Thor.

I should have got partial credit for Anthony Hopkins, just saying, because that That is accurate.

So, yeah, in the, in the film, you could have—

Marvel Universe.

Remembered it because his name is Thor Odinson.

Oh.

Hmm.

Well, I actually just watched the latest Thor, and I will never get that time back. However—

You didn't like it?

No, actually, here's the thing. Here's the thing. I laughed through the entire thing because I went into it assuming that they actually depicted Thor as he is.

Okay.

Which is a really silly character.

Right.

And they did a really good job of that, actually. I mean, it was really a very silly movie. Um, so I laughed through the whole thing. If you, if you kind of go into it thinking that this is going to be one of those movies that you just, you know, it— you can't take it seriously.

Yeah.

Then you'll love it.

Okay.

But if you think this is a Marvel movie that I'm really gonna— like, this is really gonna be great. Like, you're gonna be sad. So that's my analysis.

All right.

All right, question, question number 3 is history.

Okay.

And we're gonna, we're gonna do this one with who's the closest because I don't expect anyone— well, if you get it accurate, I mean, I'll be impressed.

Okay.

The question is, in what year did Mother Teresa die?

Oh. Oh crap.

In what year? Did Mother Teresa die? Again, the person with the closest answer will get the point. Unless you both get the same answer that is the correct answer, in which case you will all get the point. They're writing feverishly. Kevin has an answer. Shane is wrapping one up.

Okay, I'm fine.

All right, you got yours?

Almost.

Almost. All right, we're down to 2 numbers.

The history is short.

All right, everybody show your answers. Let's see what we got. We got one for 1999, 2005, and 2008. Mother Teresa died in 1997.

Whoa!

I remember I was in Shreveport, Louisiana when she died, and I was trying to remember when my mom Got married, and I knew it was. I knew it was before two thousand ninety.

That's awesome, man. I was close to the wrong.

I remember us waking up that day, and I mean, I was still in high. I wasn't even high school yet, so I remember we were sitting in the living room, and it was all over the news.

Oh yeah, yeah.

No, it was. It was a huge deal.

Oh yeah.

Was she? Was she in? Was she in India when she passed away?

I don't know.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, she was.

I don't remember. I just remember—

For some reason, I thought maybe they had, like, moved her somewhere. I can't remember. Anyway. All right. We're gonna move on to geography.

None of these are topics I know.

Quit crying.

Dude, I gave you the gimme with Thor.

That's so true. All right.

Geography. This one actually shouldn't be too bad.

Oh, liar. All right.

What ocean does the Congo River flow into? Oh, crap.

Oh, I've actually— there's only a few answers.

That's right. You're limited on the number of answers, and potentially there's ones that could be ridiculous answers.

Yeah, which I'm either gonna go with the right answer or ridiculous.

There you go.

I'm probably not gonna go with something in between.

Something from Narnia, possibly?

All right.

All right, again, what ocean does the Congo River flow into? Might be helpful to know which continent the Congo is on.

Yeah.

Africa.

Well, don't tell everyone.

I mean, they should know that.

They should know that.

You should. Like I said, either right or we're gonna keep going.

Looking for an ocean that the Congo River flows into. Does everybody have an answer?

I do.

You got yours?

Yeah.

Yeah? You got yours? Got yours? All right, flip 'em around.

What do we got?

We got Atlantic, Atlantic, and Indian. The answer is Atlantic. Woo-hoo!

Yay, girl!

Oh, I can't believe it wasn't Indian. Everybody knows that it was supposed to be Indian.

It was supposed to be.

I mean, if it were going towards that direction, then that would be right.

But if you're on the complete opposite side of the continent.

Right. Yeah.

Yeah.

But who expected me to get that right anyway?

I didn't expect for me to get that right, obviously. It was kind of a crapshoot. It was like, by process of elimination, I knew it wasn't Pacific.

It's like, how far down does that thing go?

It wasn't Arctic. I was considering Southern. I was like, because how far down is it really? Like, when all that—

That's what I was thinking. Okay, it's a long way down there.

Yeah.

I at least know that.

Okay, let's see if we can get Kevin on the board.

I doubt it.

We're gonna go with a sports question.

Okay. Maybe.

All right. Participation trophy.

Right?

Really rooting for you here, Kev.

Okay. All right.

Sports question. In baseball—

oh, that's even better.

Scorekeeping. In baseball scorekeeping, what number represents the third baseman's position?

Oh, really?

Oh crap, I keep score too, so many times.

I know the answer, I already have it.

In baseball scorekeeping, what number represents the third baseman's position?

I got it.

You got it already?

I know the answer.

Okay.

This one, you might as well just put a point down for me.

We'll see.

I don't know is also the answer, by the way. He's third base.

Who?

I don't know.

No, he's on first.

I don't know who's on third.

I, I, I feel bad for not knowing this. My son plays baseball and I've passed score.

I'm so happy with myself.

But I just draw, like, I could go from diamond to diamond to diamond and you put a K, or you—

yeah. Do you know what the backwards K is for?

Yeah, strike.

Uh, what kind of strike?

Strike out.

Like, is this strikeout looking?

All right, does everybody have— everybody got an answer?

I do.

All right, well, okay, you—

I'm the only one.

The circled one is the— we got 4, 5, and 5. All right, and the correct answer is 5.

Ah, good job, guys.

I like, I like put the little guys in their spots.

Oh yeah, I see that. That's good.

Everybody, you know, look congratulatory at Kevin. He finally got on the board.

All right, hey, eventually, eventually, like, show my work.

I, I actually— one of my favorite, um, shirts that I own, um, says 6— it's a math equation. It says 6, 4, And then 3, and then a plus sign and an equal sign, 2. It's one of my favorite shirts ever. Okay. I really wasn't paying attention. Because a 6-4-3 is a double play.

Double play. I gotcha. Okay.

But everybody looks at it like that doesn't add up.

I'm like, no, it makes perfect sense.

My favorite baseball shirt that I have says stop your pitching and That's good.

I like it. I like it.

All right.

Let's see.

I'm on a comeback. Although she got it right too.

So.

All right. So this one should be fun to see if Kevin knows.

Oh.

Again, it is a, it is a date question. So the person with the closest answer will get the point unless they're, you know, 2 people that have the, like, like I take my wife on a.

No, no, no, like the year.

The year, yeah.

Okay.

And this is an arts question, although, you know, it's debatable. What year saw the start of the Twilight book series?

Oh my gosh, who cares? I don't read those. But I think I might know. All right, I got my answer.

You got your answer?

I don't. I just guessed.

I have no idea. I just guessed.

No, wait, wait, wait. I think I want to change it.

Okay, I have mine. I got it.

All right, let's see what we got. We got 2002, 2008, and 2006. It was started in 2005.

Oh yeah!

So Kevin, again, Oh.

I actually had dominating.

I had tween. Here's, here's what's crazy.

I actually had 2004 to begin with and I changed it to a 6. So, uh, there are some things that I know, and it's only because of people that I'm around often, if that makes sense.

I would assume you mean your wife.

Nope.

Although she's a librarian, so that would—

You're not around your wife all that often? Actually, no.

To be honest, it's not enough.

All right, so after 6—

'Cause I'm here.

Rounds, uh, we have Kevin in second place.

Willie!

And then tied for first. That's awesome.

That's my favorite. That's my favorite thing you've ever said on the show right there. That was it.

Is Caitlin and Shayna. Yeah. All right, let's see here. What's gonna be next? Oh, I like this.

How far behind am I?

1 point.

Oh.

Yeah, they're tied for first with 3 and you have, you have 2. So we got we got four questions to go.

Do we have double jeopardy at the end?

Do do do do.

Sure. Okay.

Okay.

Which condiment? This is just a general trivia question, by the way. Which condiment is traditionally served with fried seafood in the United States? Which condiment is traditionally served with fried seafood in the United States? So we have people writing vigorously on their their boards. Everybody got an answer?

Yeah.

All right, let's let's see what everybody's got.

Hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm changing mine. Kevin's changing his because I think that this is a little bit of a trick question.

You think so? I do.

Okay.

She's holding steady with hers. You got yours?

Ketchup.

Ketchup. Cocktail sauce and tartar sauce.

That was why I think that's the one that I had. I think that that's actually. Possibly.

And I like ketchup.

I changed.

I put horseradish and then you got cocktail sauce.

Yeah, I put tartar sauce, but then I was like, uh, cocktail sauce too.

Like, okay, answer.

The correct answer is tartar sauce.

Oh, she's in the lead! She's in the lead!

I think it's, I think it's a trick question. I literally had tartar sauce and then I was like, well, like shrimp, basic trivia, you can't think too much about it. I know, that's the problem.

Cold boiled shrimp.

Well, in, in that sense, it is true. It was a trick question because it tricked you. It did.

It's fried. You have to have something with mayonnaise in it.

Yes.

Dip it in. This is America.

That's true.

But with, like, anyway, whatever.

We love mayonnaise.

We put ketchup on everything.

Well, yeah, ketchup I think is acceptable for, like, everything for me.

My kids, my son puts, um, A.1. on his broccoli.

What?

Yep.

Have you tried it?

Nope.

I mean, there's probably worse things to put on your broccoli.

How did he even get a bottle of A.1.?

I have no idea, but he— it started where he put it on both his green beans and his broccoli.

I mean, green beans could be something, maybe a little bit of A.1.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say I would try it.

Yeah.

But I'm not saying it's gonna be my favorite.

Yeah, but A.1.'s not even like your typical kid condiment.

It's like when you take your grandparents to a nice steakhouse and they're like, Do they have any A.1.? And you're like, no.

Got any Heinz 57 sauce? I hope not.

That's not a thing.

That's actually, that's my typical answer whenever, you know, would y'all like any steak sauce? My answer is, I hope not. Yeah.

Yeah. So. All right. Let's see.

Further and further behind I go. I'm now in third.

You're now in third. I'm in second. Yeah, you just got demoted. That's all. Exactly. You're in third.

I was always in third.

Everybody got the yeah.

That's what I put too.

You copied my answer?

No, I was doing.

I am now. No, I did not copy your answer. Just happened to be that.

All right, so everybody got answers. Let's see. Cigs, cigarettes, cigarettes. And the answer is postcards.

There's no way that's right.

Postcards. Postcards.

I bet they had cigarettes on them.

Yeah.

It's so funny, we all had the same answer, but yet it was all wrong.

Yeah, exactly.

And we were all pretty confident about it.

Oh yeah.

I was so confident.

You even drew it. So, it's pretty good.

It was a good drawing too, by the way.

Thank you.

It was.

All right, so this is gonna be another geography question.

I was hoping to get extra points.

I'm just saying that up front. Oh, okay, for the, I gotcha.

It was a good effort. Of all the things, geography is worse.

I gotta be honest, if I, if I was playing, I probably would have guessed cigarettes as well.

Really? Okay, good.

Yeah. All right, so geography question. Which famed explorer was born in Venice and now lends his name to Venice's main airport?

I got nothing.

It's probably not Troy Aikman. It's not even Italian. Not with that attitude.

There's not that many famous Italian explorers. Surely he is. From Venice. Which famed explorer?

I don't know how to spell his name.

Well, just, you know, phonetically. Put it out there. Was born in Venice and now lends his name to Venice's main airport.

I'm gonna have to pick up a new studying on this geography stuff.

I have to say, I'm very appreciative of everyone not trying to use their phones, even though I didn't stipulate it as a rule.

It's because you didn't share the Wi-Fi password with us.

I have it, but I'm not smart enough to use it.

It's safer that way. Yeah.

Okay, I just made up a name.

I didn't even put anything because—

I made it up.

There you go.

Is that an explorer?

We got Marco Polo and Jacques Cousteau.

He's French, bro.

Yeah, I know.

Shane actually got it right. Marco Polo.

I did not.

Damn.

She has taken a commanding lead in the game.

Listen, y'all, I told you I was full of useless information.

I came up with the only person other than Troy Aikman I could think of.

I'm gonna need to know that trivia, uh, show that you listen to, 'cause I'm falling behind over here.

Not really.

You're falling in the middle.

I mean, still in the middle.

As far as winning the game, yes. Comparatively, no. All right, so after, after 7 rounds—

I'm afraid if I bet all my points at the end, I still can't win.

Well, yeah.

How many would you like to wager?

Exactly.

After 7 rounds, Shayna has 5, Kayla has 3, and Kevin has 2.

Wow.

So there is still a chance for someone else to win.

Is it possible?

But not Kevin.

Oh, good. At least I'm not gonna lose.

Yeah, exactly.

I at least guaranteed second.

Yes. It's so true.

Uh, all right, this one I don't, I don't know that anyone's going to know it, but I'm just, I'm really interested in the answer, so I'm gonna do it. It's a history question. What word is misspelled on the Lincoln Memorial?

Oh, probably not God.

Well, let's let's do it. Has anyone ever been to the Lincoln Memorial? I have. You have? Yeah. You've been? Yeah. I've been there multiple times. You and I are at a distinct disadvantage. Yeah. Nobody. That's not.

It's not like they display it like this is a misspelled word right here. Like they don't.

Well, I'm sure like if you see it, you realize that and you read it, you're like, oh, that's misspelled. I would. I would assume so.

Well, if you've been there, you would know.

But it would have to stand out.

Not necessarily. Yeah. That requires you to read everything. There are so many things to read everywhere.

Are there on the memorial? On the memorial. Okay. Are there a lot of words on the Lincoln Memorial?

I'm gonna say Lincoln. Can't even.

You're gonna say Lincoln? Yeah. Okay.

It's probably not a bad guess.

Yeah. I didn't even write it. I just vocally spoke it out.

I think they're all copying you now. No.

Oh no.

I have. I have. You have a different answer?

I don't know what there is. I'm not a cheater.

Okay, Abraham. Okay, Shane is saying Abraham. Four. Okay, that's probably not a. I hope it's up there.

Like four score and seventy.

There's many ways to many to spell four. Because it could be F-O-R-E. Yeah, F-O-R. It's it's not obviously because otherwise he would be a little more incredulous that I actually got it right.

He hasn't clicked the button yet.

I haven't clicked the button, so I don't know.

He will tell us. Yeah. Are you okay?

So you're guessing Lincoln? Sure. Okay. The correct answer is future.

Oh, I was closest with an F.

Well, now I know what it says on the Lincoln Memorial.

Future. How do you misspell future? Let it never be said that Kevin didn't say the F word on the show.

Seriously, how do you misspell future?

I don't know. You have to go to the memorial and see. Future. Okay. Okay.

She's now she's using it. We have a picture of it.

That this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom. and that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. Oh, that's the Gettysburg Address. Oh, in this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever. It doesn't say anything about—

Forever. See, for. No. That's all I got, man.

They've probably tore it down already.

With all the other memorials.

Yeah, they've torn down as many memorials as possible. They just took down the, you know, let's at least go after something legitimate.

Like a Miss Gilbert. One of my favorite memorials, yeah, uh, is the Martin Luther King Jr. Oh, so good. Where's that at? Not Jr., just Martin Luther King, not the Jr. It's, it's a fairly new one. It's kind of between the Lincoln and the Jefferson.

Oh, it's in DC?

Yeah.

I got you. Okay.

It's really good.

Alright, so question number 8 is gonna be a literature question. So it is, what is the name of Squire Trelawney's ship in Treasure Island?

That's— I have— we're back to Disney. I don't even know what you're talking about. I have no idea.

You ever read Treasure Island?

Treasure Island?

No.

Seen the movie?

Yeah, it's a movie. Disney movie.

I don't watch movies. I don't even hardly watch TV.

I have no idea.

You don't know the answer? No, I don't.

Okay. Can you give us a different one for this round? A different one for this round?

I can.

I mean, we're all like—

Do you guys want to know the answer? Sure.

The Hispaniola. I can't believe I didn't know that.

I'm picking the most sarcasm. I mean, shame on you.

It's a great book. What is sarcasm? Okay.

All right.

Give us a different one for that round.

Don't read them. Just scroll and stop on one. And then you just— oh, you're out of scrolling.

There we go. Okay, here we go.

Um, man, trying to think of one that you guys— because like some of these are like, that's just a ridiculous question.

Like they're really hard?

Like the Treasure Island ship one and misspelled future.

Can we go to like elementary Uh, trivia please. Yeah, elementary.

This is like Trivial Pursuit.

Like, are you smarter than a 5th grader?

Yeah, exactly.

I don't know, but like that Trivial Pursuit game, it's hard. How am I supposed to know these answers?

Okay, so here's, here's a science question. This one, this one somebody should be able to get.

Is Pluto a planet?

When he— we have to phone Neil deGrasse Tyson on this one.

That's so divisive.

Uh, all right, so what is study of space called? What is the study of space called?

She knows. She immediately started writing.

Yeah, I got the first part of it.

Don't show them. You gotta, you gotta keep it for a minute. Let it— let them have a chance to, to get it here. What is the study of space called?

It's totally spelled wrong. I'm gonna hyphenate it.

Hyphenate it? How can you hyphenate it?

That's so awesome.

I can't wait.

All right, you got an answer, Cap? Yeah. All right, reveal your answers. We've got astronomy.

Astrology.

Astrology.

Astrology is like the zodiac.

And the study is astronomy.

Woohoo!

All right, do we count that?

No, I put ology.

Okay.

Not.

Otomy.

Otomy.

We have a tie for second place at the moment.

Oh, I could lose.

It's very possible. I really do bring up the rear in a really magical way. So, I don't know.

We'll see. All right.

This is the last question. No, no, no.

We're tied for right now.

Yeah. We're basically playing for last place.

We're actually doing.

Yeah. Yeah. Can I read that question before you ask it?

All right. This one should be good. This is an entertainment question.

Oh great.

And I know, I know this one. Uh, who created Bugs Bunny?

Oh, what's his name?

I know, I can even give you a hint. Okay, he's allergic to carrots.

That is not a hint. Is that why they created the show?

No, that's why Bugs Bunny eats carrots though.

Well, I'll, I'll tell you a bit of trivia once we get Get done, but—

Wait a minute, we're tied for last here and neither one of us know it.

Okay, I'm gonna just— I'm gonna take a stab in the dark.

So I'll give you more tidbits about him because it won't give his name away. Um, I just told you that it was a guy. Um, I figured it was. He was allergic to carrots, and that's significant because he also did the voice of Bugs Bunny, and he would actually eat carrots while he was doing the voice but then had to spit them out. Uh, interesting.

Couldn't they have like got him celery? Wouldn't have been the same.

That's not the right answer. I've got a really good answer, but I'm pretty sure it's wrong.

Okay, you got anything? No.

No, I mean, I said Warner Brothers because that's who owns Bugs Bunny, but yeah. But I'm—