Lee: [00:00:17] Welcome to the Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast. I am one half of your Quizmaster hosts, Lee Breshnyda, and I'm here with Mr. Marc Davis. Hello, Marc. Marc: [00:00:24] Hello, I'm the other half. Lee: [00:00:26] Every week, Marc and I get together and share our favorite questions we've asked at our own trivia events and talk about the nuts and bolts of how we write questions. But before we get started with that, Marc, How was your week in trivia. Marc: [00:00:37] My week in trivia...I actually had the biggest turnout I've had. I had the most amount of teams. Lee: [00:00:44] Ooh. What's your number? Marc: [00:00:45] We had 25 teams. Which was ridiculous. Yeah. Lee: [00:00:50] Oh my gosh. Twenty five. Marc: [00:00:52] Twenty five. Lee: [00:00:52] So when you're scoring, you didn't have an assistant did you? You're scoring yourself? Marc: [00:00:58] Yeah. Lee: [00:00:58] Wow. Marc: [00:01:00] So I you know usually I try to rush through the rounds as quick as I can. Especially The first round because I'm inputting team names. I'm inputting scores and all that. And this week, I ended up getting far behind. I was trying to scoot through as quick as I could. But yeah it was a labor of love. Lee: [00:01:20] I also had my biggest turnout, but the count is only 10. Marc: [00:01:24] OK. Lee: [00:01:24] It's felt like a lot though. Marc: [00:01:26] Ten is good. Lee: [00:01:26] But yeah, it was solid. Marc: [00:01:27] For sure. Lee: [00:01:28] Yeah that was at Bury Me Brewing, so shout out to everyone who came out for that. That's also a longer one. So thanks especially for sticking around for the extended edition. Marc: [00:01:36] I also ended up giving a shout out to this very podcast at my trivia. Lee: [00:01:44] Like it. Marc: [00:01:44] But I called it by the wrong name. Lee: [00:01:46] Don't like it. Marc: [00:01:47] That's that's the bad part. The good news is I gave it a shout out. The bad news is that I called it "Know Nothing." Lee: [00:01:53] Can you let me choose next time? Typically when there's good and bad news together in a pair, you're offered the choice. And I felt like I was riding high... Marc: [00:02:01] That's the quizmaster in me. I decided what you got when. Lee: [00:02:06] Yes, we are a little power hungry. Every time that somebody, I can tell they almost got it and they make eye contact with me...I just laugh. Marc: [00:02:13] Just like Lucille Bluth, I get off on being withholding. Lee: [00:02:17] Yes, yes. And then, last time actually, this woman, she goes "Look, he's laughing." And I'm like "Why do you think I do this? This is exactly why I do this." Marc: [00:02:27] This is a power game. Lee: [00:02:28] Yeah. So, who won your...do you remember the team name, who won? Marc: [00:02:31] I do, um, do I remember the team name? Lee: [00:02:34] Yeah. Marc: [00:02:36] I don't know the team name, but I know it was a team that comes pretty often. It was Jamie Carmichael who was a childhood friend of mine. Lee: [00:02:43] Convienient. Marc: [00:02:43] And Kristen and Fletcher who are old friends of mine. Lee: [00:02:47] Also convienient. Marc: [00:02:49] We all used to play on a team together. Lee: [00:02:50] Oh, even more convienient! Marc: [00:02:50] I know, the more I'm saying it, the more I'm like, "oh this sounds like...". Lee: [00:02:54] Your old buddies... Marc: [00:02:55] But they didn't win the first and second round. They won the third round though. Lee: [00:03:00] True. Marc: [00:03:00] So yeah, what about yours? Lee: [00:03:02] Yeah, I want to give out some shout outs here, in particular to the League of Extraordinary Guessers who are my Monday night winners. They won on a tiebreaker with 87 points edging out our friend Seth who took our call out on last week's podcast as a bit of a personal challenge. Marc: [00:03:16] Seth, a very, very dominating and a very intense presence. Lee: [00:03:23] Yeah, before we recorded you told me that he came to your trivia this week too. He soloed, even despite our warnings not to do that. Marc: [00:03:34] Absolutely. Lee: [00:03:35] He took it as a personal challenge. Marc: [00:03:36] Yeah. And he did very well. He did not win, but he did very well especially for for a solo act. Lee: [00:03:43] Same at mine. Sadly, he lost on the tiebreaker question about identifying the song "All Star" by Smash Mouth by its opening lyrics. It was pretty funny actually. He almost whispered the answer "All Star" about a half second too late. Like, the other person was like "ALL STAR!" and he was like "al stah...". But it was a tiebreaker he almost won the entire night by himself, so big ups to him...and congratulations also to the Long Hair Don't Care Squad, my Wednesday winners with a final score of 83, winning with a six point lead. And my Thursday night winners, Peanut the Dog: America's Most Racist Dog (a Netflix original series) who won with an eight point lead 70 points total. That is also our friend Alex. Marc: [00:04:24] That's the mind game team! Lee: [00:04:24] Yeah they are playing the mind games still, and it worked! They won that game. So congratulations. Shout out to all the teams that came out to play Know Nonsense live in Southwest Florida this week. Upcoming events include Know Nonsense Trivia Challenge, Monday July 16th at 3 Pepper Burrito Company in Downtown Fort Myers, Florida, a special two hour edition of Know Nonsense Wednesday July 18th at Bury Me Brewing Company. And Thursday, July 19th at No. 3 Craft Brews and Beer Bar in Cape Coral Florida. It's free to play. You can win various prizes. All you got to do is show up. Marc: [00:04:56] Scrotus. Lee: [00:04:57] Scrotus is the team name. Marc: [00:04:57] Scrotus was the team name. They won by one point. Lee: [00:04:57] Shout out to Scrotus. Marc: [00:05:02] Which sounds really an 80s metal band. Lee: [00:05:04] "We are scrotus!" Marc: [00:05:05] There you go. Lee: [00:05:05] Little whisper H on the end there. Marc: [00:05:05] It's like SCOTUS. Lee: [00:05:10] Oh, I get it now! Marc: [00:05:11] But scrotum. Lee: [00:05:11] The supreme court of my genital areas. My Scrotus. Marc: [00:05:19] Something else I know we wanted to touch on before we get started. Lee: [00:05:21] Yes, I think I know we're going to say. Marc: [00:05:23] You do. Lee: [00:05:23] But you go! Marc: [00:05:23] I will...so we've gotten a fair amount of positive feedback. Lee: [00:05:29] Thank you, everyone. Marc: [00:05:30] Absolutely. Thank you very much for listening. One thing that we've heard from a couple of people is the possibility of maybe doing either one long episode like we've been doing where we kind of are free to ramble and you just get it all on one in one fell swoop, or the possibility is splitting it up into a couple smaller episodes peppered throughout the week. Lee: [00:05:50] We are willing to do that. Marc: [00:05:52] We are. Yeah. Lee: [00:05:53] Let Us know what you prefer. Marc: [00:05:55] If you feel strongly one way or the other let us know. I mean I guess you could always stop it and start it later on in the week, you could get sick of us. Lee: [00:06:03] But if you want more frequent updates, we're willing to give that to you. Marc: [00:06:06] We will. Lee: [00:06:07] We'll go the extra effort. Marc: [00:06:08] Depending on what we hear. We will we will make the proper adjustments, starting next week I believe. Lee: [00:06:15] Right. Yeah, it's slightly easier to just do the one. But don't take that into consideration. Marc: [00:06:20] Well now they're gonna. Lee: [00:06:21] No, no, we're just going to do the the long one today, but if you guys want more let us know. That's why we're doing it. You know we want you to listen. We want wanna keep listening so if you think it's too long or somethin, I get it. You know I like a hour long podcast, personally, but I know not everybody agrees. Marc: [00:06:36] It's like spendin' time, you know? Lee: [00:06:36] Yeah. Mhm. Marc: [00:06:38] It's like sitting down and hanging out with us. Lee: [00:06:40] Yeah. Well, without further ado, let's go ahead and we'll start Round One after a short break here. Lee: [00:07:11] Are you ready for trivia? Marc: [00:07:14] Pretty much. Lee: [00:07:16] I am. I'm ready. Marc: [00:07:16] Okay. I want to start off, can I tell you something? Lee: [00:07:21] Uh huh. Marc: [00:07:23] I had I had a Captain Phillips-esque situation. My trivia was-. Lee: [00:07:29] Is that the guy that landed the plane? Marc: [00:07:31] That was Sully. Lee: [00:07:32] Is that the guy that was in the boat? Marc: [00:07:34] Yes. Lee: [00:07:34] OK. Marc: [00:07:35] "Look at me, I'm the captain now." Maybe that can be part of the mash-up this week, if we if we end up doing the musical. No, I had part of my trivia pirated because at Nice Guys this week they actually did this awesome thing yesterday where they did voter registration and because of it they wanted to do like a voter themed or a vote themed trivia where they asked a couple questions about voting. Lee: [00:08:02] And you let them write the questions? Marc: [00:08:03] The guy had some questions written. Lee: [00:08:06] Were they good? Marc: [00:08:07] They weren't terrible. There was a couple of good ones, he did a lot of true or false. Lee: [00:08:11] I mean, good intentions. Marc: [00:08:11] Very good intentions, and he definitely had a plan in place. He definitely had some information he wanted to get out there via questions. He threw a couple of true or false in there. I am not a fan of True or False. I know we've talked about 50/50. Not a fan. It's leaving way too much to chance for me. Lee: [00:08:41] It leaves a lot to chance, but I feel like if you can get the right tone where it's like you think you know this, but it might not be that...there's a sweet spot for 50/50. I respect the 50/50. Marc: [00:08:54] Yeah, and I don't. Two things I will never do: Multiple Choice, True or False. But last night I broke one of those rules and I feel a little bad. I woke up this morning feeling not great about it. But there were a lot of people that didn't get it right. I still just feel weird about it. It just feels wrong. Lee: [00:09:14] Listeners, please pray for Marc. Marc: [00:09:16] Thoughts and prayers. Lee: [00:09:19] He's suffering. You think he takes off the quizmaster hat when he goes home? Are you freakin' crazy? Marc: [00:09:28] Are you fucking kidding, I carry this home. I wear this as a hat. Lee: [00:09:34] Well, Quizmaster, fire one at me here. Marc: [00:09:35] All right! Lee: [00:09:35] Let's get into round one. Marc: [00:09:37] I'm going to throw a voting question at you. Lee: [00:09:40] OK. Marc: [00:09:40] How many electoral votes does Florida get in the general election? Lee: [00:09:45] I don't know this. Um, Florida and the Electoral College votes? The number? Marc: [00:09:53] That's it. Lee: [00:09:54] Man, I want to say it's somewhere...you see Florida is a very long state. People don't realize it's very long. You know they think "oh, Florida it's probably it's probably the same size as my state." But it's probably bigger unless you're in Texas or something. Marc: [00:10:13] Yeah, Texas and California are the two that would be. But other than that we're not longer. Lee: [00:10:20] Yeah, "California man." Marc: [00:10:20] Terrible. Lee: [00:10:20] Thank you. I'm going to go with 38. I don't know why. Marc: [00:10:32] 29. We got a lot of 24's, got a couple of 29's though, a couple people that knew it which shocked me. Lee: [00:10:34] Yeah. Well 29, 9 is going to play into our questions later, too. Marc: [00:10:40] Oh, hello! Lee: [00:10:40] So keep that number in mind. Marc: [00:10:42] I will. Lee: [00:10:43] Here's your first question. Marc: [00:10:43] All right. Lee: [00:10:45] The star system closest to our solar system, just a little over four light years away, is known as what? What is the name of that star system? It's the closest one to us. See, I figure this is a good question to ask because, you know when the sun explodes you're going to want an escape plan. Mars is within our solar system. You know, it's within the blast radius. So when the alien spaceship comes to rescue us... where do you want to go? Marc: [00:11:14] That's a really good question. Lee: [00:11:15] You better know the name of the closest one! Marc: [00:11:17] I'm sure that just like in movies I would just type it in, and my plane will take me there. My jet. But what if I don't know what to type. Lee: [00:11:29] Right. Marc: [00:11:29] Well, then what? Lee: [00:11:30] Exactly. So what's the name of that star system? Marc: [00:11:32] Here's one of those things where I know a bunch of names, but I don't really know or know like "Andromeda" and stuff. But I don't really know what to pin any of those on. Yeah I'm kind of an idiot when it comes that stuff. Lee: [00:11:45] I think a lot of people are in that boat. And that's that's why I like this question, because it's informative, and you will need to know when the sun explodes. Marc: [00:11:54] Infotainment. Lee: [00:11:54] Yes, edutainment. Marc: [00:12:00] Uh, I'm going to go with the Milky Way? Lee: [00:12:01] That is our galaxy. Marc: [00:12:02] Ok. It's a galaxy. Lee: [00:12:02] It's incorrect, yeah, our solar system is in the Milky Way galaxy. Marc: [00:12:09] It's a galaxy, it's a galaxy. Lee: [00:12:14] Yeah I'm not sure if the star system is in the adjacent galaxy, or in our own, but it is called Alpha Centauri. Marc: [00:12:22] Okay, see that's another one that I've seen that...there's A Mountain Goats song I think called that. Lee: [00:12:27] You can see them, they're only four light years away, 4.25 or something like that. So, when the sun explodes and the alien spaceship comes to rescue you, tell them "take me to Alpha Centauri". Marc: [00:12:39] They'll say "Where is the closest place, dude?" and I'll be like "Alpha Centauri is probably the closest." Lee: [00:12:44] Alpha Centauri...PROXIMA BABY! Marc: [00:12:44] But if you can hit if you can hit up a Circle K on the way I need to get in Arizona Arnold Palmer and some beef jerky. Lee: [00:12:54] Just one last Earth treat before off to cosmic land. Marc: [00:12:58] Yes, absolutely. All right. Here's your second question. Lee: [00:13:01] All right. Marc: [00:13:02] Ophidiophobia is the fear of what? Lee: [00:13:07] Fiddles, obviously. Wait, did you say "Ophidia-" or "Ofiddleyophobia"? Marc: [00:13:10] Not fiddle. Lee: [00:13:14] I'm Sorry. It's not fiddles, clearly. Marc: [00:13:21] Heh heh, clearly. O-P-H-I-D-I-O-P-H-O-B-I-A. Lee: [00:13:26] I'm going to pretend like I was memorizing this. Marc: [00:13:28] Ophidiophobia. Lee: [00:13:34] "Ophfidio" is not olfactory, which would be smell...but I don't know why I'm thinking flowers maybe? The fear of flowers? Marc: [00:13:44] We actually had a team say "flowers." Lee: [00:13:46] But that's not right. Marc: [00:13:47] That's not right. The correct answer is snakes. Lee: [00:13:51] Oh, fear of snakes. ::makes snake noise:: Marc: [00:13:53] OK. I thought about doing a snake voice and thought that would be too much. Lee: [00:13:58] I hope you don't have...ophidiophobia. Marc: [00:13:59] I hope you don't have headphones. Lee: [00:14:01] Yes, cuz you would be scared of me. Marc: [00:14:05] Okay! I think it's your turn. Lee: [00:14:08] All right. Now, you're going to obviously know this, because you just showed me a meme that you made. If your're friends with Marc Davis on any social medi, if you follow him look at his or his his...well we'll get to it here. Here's the question. What type of salesman has gained fame recently in a popular meme featuring said salesmen slapping his product as part of the pitch? Marc: [00:14:35] LEE... Lee: [00:14:35] Yes, you know it. You made the meme. Marc: [00:14:39] I feel like I've got to give the people at home a chance to think, to ponder on it. Lee: [00:14:43] Yeah. What kind of salesman slaps the product is part of the pitch in this meme. But probably in real life, otherwise, the meme wouldn't be funny. Marc: [00:14:51] In The original meme, you could fit so much fucking spaghetti in that bad boy. Lee: [00:14:57] Right. Marc: [00:14:57] And he is a car salesman. Lee: [00:14:59] That's correct. Marc: [00:15:00] Absolutely. Lee: [00:15:03] And your meme...what I love about the meme is that it pulled out a little nugget of goodness that wasn't a focal point before and emphasizes it. Marc: [00:15:15] Thank you. Lee: [00:15:15] Yeah, so "you can fit so much fucking spaghetti in this bad boy," right? Marc: [00:15:19] Right. Lee: [00:15:19] "Bad Boy..." is of course a picture of Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs slapping a car. Yeah and he says... Marc: [00:15:28] You can fit so much bad boy in this bad boy. Lee: [00:15:31] If I hadn't laughed my ass off earlier, I would be, let me tell ya...gut bustin'. Marc: [00:15:36] We were eating lunch together and I said, "Did you see the meme I made?" And you're like "No, I didn't." And when I showed it to you you were in a state of shock. Lee: [00:15:46] Right because I thought...I did see it but I thought it was a repost. You need credit for that. We're giving you some credit right now. Marc: [00:15:53] And I appreciate that. Lee: [00:15:56] Great meme. Give That old meme like and a retweet or a reShare. If you're on Facebook. Marc: [00:16:01] One like equals one love. Lee: [00:16:04] Yes, thoughts and prayers. Marc: [00:16:06] It is my turn. Since you hit me up with a galaxy question a question about the universe writ large. Lee: [00:16:18] You're gonna flip it. Marc: [00:16:20] Around which planet does Ganymede orbit? Lee: [00:16:26] Ganymede is one of...Jupiter's Moons. Marc: [00:16:34] That's correct. Yes. Very good! Lee: [00:16:36] Man. That little that little scratching was saying "it's Venus, motherfucker". Marc: [00:16:42] It's not Venus. Lee: [00:16:43] Venus! Marc: [00:16:43] Fuck Venus. Lee: [00:16:44] And then this other voice said "Jupiter's got a lot of moons". Marc: [00:16:49] It does! Lee: [00:16:49] Tons. I don't know the exact number but it's within the tens, the scores. Marc: [00:16:54] Yeah there are scores of moons around Jupiter. Lee: [00:16:55] Scores. Yeah. So, if I beat to the punch on that, sorry. Marc: [00:17:01] You just got excited. Lee: [00:17:02] Yeah, I did. Marc: [00:17:05] After whiffin' on two, you had to bring it back up. Lee: [00:17:08] Yeah. I mean that's my typical performance, too, for anybody curious. If I'm on a team, I maybe get one out every six questions. That's not a lot, but those contributions are important. You know? Marc: [00:17:19] They are. So we've talked before about how my main area is pop culture, music, movies. Would you say it's fair that yours is pretty much the same? Lee: [00:17:29] Yeah, I think, you know, just growing up and being friends we've been exposed to a lot of the same pop culture and share the same pop culture. So there's a lot of overlap there. I don't know if I have early a lot of specialized knowledge, but it's probably pop culture and then maybe some esoteric science, philosophy, astronomy stuff. Marc: [00:17:48] You've been very into philosophy lately. Lee: [00:17:50] Yeah. Marc: [00:17:51] I asked a philosophy question I think my second or third week of doing trivia, and I thought it was relatively easy and I just got met with nothing but blank stares. Lee: [00:18:01] Yeah, it's good to react to those and then say, "OK you know I thought that field was open. But for my venue maybe maybe not so much," you know? Next week throw out something... Marc: [00:18:12] See I thrive in that. Knowing that people don't know authors? Every week. Lee: [00:18:17] Oh really? Marc: [00:18:17] Fuck them. Lee: [00:18:20] Do you expect them to build a knowledge within the next week, though? And then start reading and stuff? I feel like it's like "Oh, if this isn't a particularly literate or well-read crowd"...you know, or if I find If I find a [recognizable] era of books, that's good. Marc: [00:18:34] I think I have it. I think my viewpoint is...my hope is that people will go "This cocksucker keeps bringing up book questions...we're going to bring a book person." Lee: [00:18:46] Yeah, that's a good idea. Marc: [00:18:47] It kinda goes into what we were talking about, like if you're not prepared, then build your team up to play this kind of trivia. And I guess it doesn't really happen so much, but it has [sometimes]. I mean, people have been like "Oh, well we brought this you know person, like my old professor, we brought, you know, my brother-in-law who's in Law school..." Lee: [00:19:09] Right. Find those book people. Find them and bring them out. All right. Marc: [00:19:13] Bring them to me. Lee: [00:19:13] So I've got one more for you. I'm pretty sure you're going to get this. Actually, I'm going to withhold some clues. Because I feel like if I give you the clues, you're going to know them immediately. Marc: [00:19:22] All right. Fair enough. Lee: [00:19:23] So I'm going to go ask you a barebones version. What music producer attended his own memorial service in 1974? Marc: [00:19:34] OK, so that's...oh, that's good. And I bet you if you get to give me the clues if you were to give me the clues I probably would have gotten it. Lee: [00:19:43] The clues are albums that he's produced. Marc: [00:19:44] Yeah. Lee: [00:19:47] Your expertise is within that domain as you are a musician. Marc: [00:19:51] Uh...74... Lee: [00:19:54] I'll give you another soft clue, has made the news recently this year with some bombshell information. Marc: [00:20:05] See, I'm going to get into my dark place. I want our listeners to know about my dark place that I tend to go into, that I'm not go into, because of time constraints where I would just kind of like...fall into myself, put on some headphones and just fade away. Lee: [00:20:21] Marc, this is your subconscious speaking. Think about music producers from 1974, Marc. He attended his own memorial service. Pretty cool, huh? Marc: [00:20:34] Uh, I'm going to say...I would say...Phil Spector. Lee: [00:20:41] No. Marc: [00:20:41] OK. Lee: [00:20:41] That's an entertaining thought though. But, in similar...I mean you're in the right spot. I'm going to give you the albums now. The album names are Bad and Thriller. Marc: [00:20:54] Quincy Jones? Lee: [00:20:55] Yes. Marc: [00:20:55] OK. That was my other guess. Do you have the story behind that? Lee: [00:21:00] I do. So, he had a brain aneurism and everybody, his doctors and his family and him, they all thought that he was going to die. So they started planning a memorial service and he lived long enough to do that. So he went with his neurologist accompanying him to make sure that he wouldn't get overstressed or anything like that and went to his own memorial service. You can look it up on Wikipedia, there are some other celebrities that went that I did not write down. But when I read that I was like that is a crazy story. You don't hear about people attending their own memorial services very often. Marc: [00:21:38] So while we're talking about produces real quick, as a quick aside before we go to go to a break. I've been as you know very into poker, lately. And I was flipping through (right now they're doing the world series of poker) and I was flipping through looking to see who had won different tournaments and I'm just looking at the names to see if there's anyone I recognize, and I see Steven Albini and I go "That's really weird. One of my favorite music producers is this guy Steve Albini.". Lee: [00:22:08] Did a little album called In Utero by Nirvana. Marc: [00:22:11] Yeah, he also did Fugazi. He did loads of stuff. He was in a band called Shellac, in another band called Rape Man. Lee: [00:22:22] Big Black. Marc: [00:22:22] Big Black. He had done loads of stuff. And I was like "How strange is that? There's this guy named Steve Albini." And I look over the picture, and it's him with his crazy ass smile. And I was like no shit. And he won First Place Seven Hand Stud. Lee: [00:22:39] Wow. Marc: [00:22:40] 103 thousand dollars or something like that. And right there, it's like "Known for producing..." Lee: [00:22:45] Well, there you go, man. Get good at poker and maybe you can sit across from him at the table. Marc: [00:22:48] He's living my dream. He's winning poker tournaments and he's producing amazing music. Lee: [00:22:56] Hey man. You can get there. Marc: [00:22:59] One day. Lee: [00:22:59] Do it. OK. We're going to take a break and then we'll be back with some corrections and Round Two. Lee: [00:23:30] Marc, we had a listener write in a connection...not a connection, a correction this week. Marc: [00:23:35] Missed correction. Lee: [00:23:35] Yeah, missed corrections. Marc: [00:23:38] Maybe that's what we could call this segment. We can put a little music. Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do...missed corrections. Lee: [00:23:47] That was great. We're going to use that. Marc: [00:23:48] Perfect. Slice it up. Lee: [00:23:49] All right. Our letter comes from our friend Cody, of Cody and Co.. He's a musician here in South Florida, look him up. Cody writes, "I was listening to the podcast and wanted to be a total asshole/nerd and let you know that Disney isn't in Orlando, but is in both Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista which Walt Disney founded to get around a ton of zoning laws." Cody, I want to personally thank you for the correction as well as totally obliterating my argument about early Orlando being the "magic city" in the last episode. I guess now that it's safe to shit on Orlando, I'll do so by pointing out that it's a total garbage city that makes it illegal to feed homeless people. Marc: [00:24:29] Wow, ok. Ok. Lee: [00:24:31] Yeah. You can get arrested for feeding the homeless without a permit in Orlando. Marc: [00:24:37] I'm just going to let Orlando know that I did not say that, so I'm still welcome to your city I hope... Lee: [00:24:42] I don't think they'll kick me out for pointing that out. Marc: [00:24:45] It is a city of dreams, it's a city of the future. I still, I went to Orlando... Lee: [00:24:50] You were calling Miami the Magic City last time. Now Orlando is so great? All I'm saying is I want to transfer Miami back. This is a correction. Marc: [00:24:59] Are you finished? Lee: [00:25:00] I want to just be firm. This is a correction. I'm correcting my claim of magic and Cody is correcting me on where Disney is. Marc: [00:25:07] That's not all you're doing, you're also shitting all over Orlando now and I'm just saying that Orlando-. Lee: [00:25:12] That's bullshit though, right? You should be able to feed homeless people without getting arrested. Marc: [00:25:17] I'm sure that there is a bevy of reasons that they have those laws in place, and though it does suck and it is bullshit, I'm sure that there is a plethora of lawyer-esque reasons etc. Lee: [00:25:31] Well, I'm saying Miami is the magic city as far as I'm concerned. Until another listener writes in and tells me some deplorable shit that they're doing. My money's on, and my magic is on, Miami. Marc: [00:25:43] I'm sure Miami is squeaky clean. Lee: [00:25:45] Yeah! Marc: [00:25:46] I'm sure they're not doing anything wrong in Miami. I'm sure it's good. I'd rather go to Orlando than Miami, anyday. You can kick me out of Miami. Wait until after I see...I'm going down there to see Smashing Pumpkins. After that you can kick me out. Lee: [00:26:02] Bring us a report and try and feed a homeless person, see if you can get arrested, if you don't mind. Okay let's go ahead and move on to round number two. I'll go first this time. Marc: [00:26:12] All right. Lee: [00:26:13] This is a totally a total baseball round for me coming at you. So, I know you're not a huge baseball person. Marc: [00:26:21] I didn't think you were either. Lee: [00:26:23] I'm not, but these are these are some fun facts that you may know. And I think you do. You're in that landscape. You follow Barstool Sports. I don't even know what that is and I know you follow it. So you're in the sports territory. Marc: [00:26:37] I'm a fan, just so we're clear... Lee: [00:26:38] I feel like some things that might be on like 30 For 30...is Fair game. Marc: [00:26:42] Okay. Just so we're clear.... Lee: [00:26:43] This isn't going to be about statistics. Marc: [00:26:45] Just so we're clear...Barstool Sports is known for being very mysoginist. Lee: [00:26:51] Oh I didn't know that. People talk to me about it proudly like they follow it. Now I know what they mean. Marc: [00:26:58] It's hard for me to say because I don't feel it super, super deep but it is Boston based, and I am a fan of of Boston sports. Lee: [00:27:07] Well there's going to be some Boston questions. Marc: [00:27:09] Perfect. Yeah I'm a fan of their pizza reviews. El Presidente pizza reviews are amazing. [00:27:14] Is this your way of saying that you read Playboy for the articles? [00:27:18] It's my way of saying I'm not a mysoginist. [00:27:19] OK. I didn't� I really pulled that name out of thin air, basically. I'm sure you watch you've talked to me about 30 For 30 before... Marc: [00:27:27] Yes. Yeah that's yes. Lee: [00:27:29] Anyway, here we go. I think you know this. What person notably cost the Chicago Cubs an out in the 2003 Major League Baseball postseason by reaching over the barrier and interfering with an outfield catch? Marc: [00:27:45] I do know this. So I will tell you this: even if you do not like sports the 30 For 30 series by ESPN is fucking amazing. It's enthralling. I dated someone who didn't really like sports very much, and she would watch them with me and was super into them. We just got noises all, look how unprofessional we are. We get noises everywhere. Lee: [00:28:16] Silencing my phone now sorry about that. Well yeah. Anyway, 30 for 30 is great. Marc: [00:28:22] They did a series or a film called Catching Hell and it was about Steve Bartman. Lee: [00:28:27] Yes, that is the name. Steve Bartman. Marc: [00:28:30] How many people knew that? Lee: [00:28:31] You know, I had a lot of teams not get this which surprised me because the memory association is so easy on this one. And I'm going to teach it to you, just so you can remember this at home. Steve Bartman: Chicago Cubs > Chicago > Illinois > Springfield > Simpsons > Bart Simpson > Do the Bartman > Steve Bartman. That's all you have to remember. Marc: [00:28:53] Where did Steve come from in there? Lee: [00:28:55] Well, it'll just come to you. Because you've already... I mean� Marc: [00:28:58] OK that's good for the Bartman, but not the Steve. Lee: [00:29:00] If you get Bartman, people are know who you're talking about. If you say, "Man, Bartman...". Marc: [00:29:03] Was Seth at that trivia? Lee: [00:29:10] Yes he was. Marc: [00:29:11] Did he get that? Lee: [00:29:12] I want to say he did. Marc: [00:29:15] I could see him getting that. Yeah I would be a little let down if he didn't get it. Lee: [00:29:18] Yeah. So, Steve Bartman is his name. Watch the footage. You know, I feel bad for him because he caught a lot of shit for it, and I feel like anybody that was in his place would have done the exact same thing. "This ball is coming towards me." Marc: [00:29:31] Yeah. Lee: [00:29:31] Right? And he just happened to reach out over the over the barrier. Marc: [00:29:36] Do you remember the player's name? Lee: [00:29:38] I don't remember the players name, but that's the other thing; if the player had not been there nobody would've given a fuck. Marc: [00:29:43] Nope! Lee: [00:29:43] But because he had a good chance of catching it, it was like going right into his mitt, and then out comes Steve Bartman's hand like the hand of God pulling that ball away from them, taking the Cubs chances for victory away with it as well. Marc: [00:30:01] It is very hard to feel worse for anybody els than to how bad you feel about for him, watching the documentary. He got... Lee: [00:30:11] Pummeled! Marc: [00:30:13] So many death threats. He had to hide out and he still doesn't do interviews or anything. Lee: [00:30:20] Peace to you, Steve Bartman. Peace to you. Marc: [00:30:22] Yes, people� well, once, the Chicago Cubs finally won the World Series... Lee: [00:30:27] Pressure was relieved a little bit. Marc: [00:30:29] Yes, then all of a sudden it was like "you can come out of your hiding." But I think he's still...I would not trust anybody. Trust no bitch. Lee: [00:30:37] God, the world is so crazy. Marc: [00:30:39] It is. Lee: [00:30:40] Like I said, it could have been you if you were there. Marc: [00:30:43] It could've been you. But, yeah, you should watch that, Catching Hell is really good. All right. Mount Whitney is the highest peak in which mountain range? Now I gave everybody last night a clue, so I want to give you a clue. Thiink beer. Lee: [00:31:02] The Alps. No? The Rockies. Fuck! Why did I say the Alps? I was thinking the Rockies and then I said Alps... Marc: [00:31:13] I couldn't believe it! Lee: [00:31:14] Oh my god! Marc: [00:31:15] But, the Rockies are also wrong. Lee: [00:31:18] I don't know then. Marc: [00:31:19] Because when went I said it�. Lee: [00:31:20] The hint threw me off and I said "Alps" like an idiot. And I felt bad because everybody wrote Rockies and I was like "Fuck, I fucked up." I wasn't even thinking about the Rockies. Marc: [00:31:28] The correct answer is Sierra Nevada. Lee: [00:31:32] Oh, ok. Marc: [00:31:34] Sierra Nevada mountains. Lee: [00:31:35] My impulse when you started reading the question was Appalachian Mountains. Marc: [00:31:39] Was to say fucking "Alps". Lee: [00:31:39] No No! Marc: [00:31:39] Oh, Appalachian. Lee: [00:31:39] Yeah. And I just forgot that the Alps were not in America for a moment. Apologies. Marc: [00:31:45] I would go as far as to say Appalachian is a better guess, even with the beer clue. Lee: [00:31:49] Like I said, I was thinking "Rockies." I said "Alps." Marc: [00:31:54] OK. Lee: [00:31:54] I'm sorry! Marc: [00:31:56] It's OK! Lee: [00:31:57] I'm sorry... Marc: [00:31:57] I'm sorry! Lee: [00:31:58] Alright. Question number two for me...here's your Boston question. What former Boston Red Sox baseball Hall of Famer currently exists in a cryogenic state in the Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Scottsdale, Arizona? Marc: [00:32:20] Holy shit. Lee: [00:32:20] They got a man on ice. They're gonna bring him back. Marc: [00:32:25] They're going to bring him back! He is a Boston...former Boston Hall of Famer. Lee: [00:32:30] Yes. Marc: [00:32:30] And he's on ice? Lee: [00:32:32] Yep, he is in the Alcor Life Extension Foundation. He's undergone cryogenic treatment. Shortly after he died, he was transferred into an ice bath� Marc: [00:32:46] Do you know when he was died? Lee: [00:32:46] "When he was died" is unknown to me, right now. Marc: [00:32:50] I'm not going to think too hard, I'm not going to go too deep on this one. Lee: [00:32:54] I want to say it was like the 90s, or something. Marc: [00:32:56] I'm going to say Carl Yastrzemski. Lee: [00:33:01] No. Ted Williams! It is Ted Williams. So, they're going to bring him back one day. Wasn't he like really abusive or something? Marc: [00:33:12] I don't know. Probably. Lee: [00:33:13] Yeah. Baseball players, right? Marc: [00:33:15] Well, well, OK... Lee: [00:33:18] They are are a suspicious bunch. Marc: [00:33:19] Alright, now I'm going to say to both the city of Orlando AND baseball players... Lee: [00:33:22] "Superstitious" is what I mean! Superstitious, not suspicious. Marc: [00:33:25] Well, you fucked that up. I actually looked up to make sure Carl Yastrzemski was a Boston baseball player because I was�. Lee: [00:33:33] Just now? In this short moment of time? You are lightning fast on that thing. Marc: [00:33:38] Don't fuck with me when it comes to this thing. You don't understand. Lee: [00:33:42] This is why we don't want phones in hands at all. Marc: [00:33:44] Absolutely. Lee: [00:33:46] This is exactly why. Like, last night the bartender at one venue, she was like "I saw a lot of phones tonight," and I was like "You need to give me a a damn signal when you see that shit! Tap your nose or something.". Marc: [00:33:58] So here's the thing. There are a lot of people�OK, so last night I heard someone go "a lot of people cheating." I go "How do you know they're cheating?" "They're looking at their phones," and I look around and everybody's texting and talking. I'm like "That team? If they're cheating, they have eight points.". Lee: [00:34:14] Right. Marc: [00:34:15] So if they're cheating...now last night I had a team outside. So, if you've never been to Nice Guys, they have two sides. I run trivia on one side, then they have the other side. The bartenders�. Lee: [00:34:27] It's pumped through, though. The audio's pumped through. Marc: [00:34:29] Audio's pumped through the whole thing. But there's an outside. So what I always do is, when I get with the last question, I run outside immediately to check on those people. The bartenders and all of them and the owners at Nice Guys are the most fantastic human beings on the face of the planet. They help me by looking around making sure no one's obviously getting as much as they can, but you know, there's only so much we can do. But when I ask a question, like, you know, there are just some questions where you put it really high points (i.e. no one's going to know this or barely anyone's gonna know this) and everyone will get it wrong, except for that one team that's in the back outside away from everybody and it's like, "Guys! Guys." And at Nice Guys, people have like actively booed teams. Lee: [00:35:15] Shamed them! I've been there for one. It was a group of of nice looking old grannies, basically. Marc: [00:35:22] There was a question about DMX. Lee: [00:35:24] "What's his real name?" Marc: [00:35:26] Yeah. Lee: [00:35:26] And they didn't strike me as DMX fans. Maybe it's profiling a a little bit. But they did not strike me as DMX fans. Marc: [00:35:33] And finally, it came time for them to get their prize, and after they were scolded and booed mercilessly, they refused to take thier prize, which is basically just an admission of guilt. Lee: [00:35:46] Yeah they just sat there. They refused to stand up. So, you know folks, we know you can cheat. We know you can, and we want to believe you, that you're just texting and stuff, but don't don't make us go through the anxiety of having to wander around and, you know, have to own up to other players like that come up to us and say "Hey, they're on their phones, you know." Then we have to become the enforcers. People aren't having fun. So, just don't use your phones during the question rounds. Put them away. Hang out with your friends. Bust them out during the scoring round. You know, I think that's fair. What do you think? Marc: [00:36:17] I think it's fair. I think it's realistic... Lee: [00:36:20] It's unrealistic but, you know, if you're listening to us right now, please. I'm pleading with you. Marc: [00:36:24] We're begging! Lee: [00:36:24] Yeah! This is�you know, if you got to be on your phone, you know, whatever. It's fine, I guess. But I'm begging you, please, just don't do it. Marc: [00:36:35] All right. It's my turn, isn't it? Lee: [00:36:38] Yeah, I'm done. Done ranting. Marc: [00:36:40] Or no, I asked you about Sierra Nevada. Lee: [00:36:42] And then I asked you about Ted Williams. Marc: [00:36:43] Hell yeah. All right, what children's TV character lived in Treasure House? Lee: [00:36:54] Treasure house? Marc: [00:36:54] Treasure house. Lee: [00:36:56] Not the name of a show...just the name of a house in a show. Marc: [00:37:02] It's a character that lived in Treasure House. Lee: [00:37:08] Children's show? Marc: [00:37:08] Yep. Lee: [00:37:08] Man, I've got to I got two directions I'm feeling here. I'm feelin, first of all, Mr. Rogers. He had a pretty magical house, and some might describe it as having treasures within. Treasures of niceness, kindness, integrity, life lessons, sweaters... Marc: [00:37:31] OK... Lee: [00:37:33] And that guy who played Morpheus in The Matrix... Marc: [00:37:38] Laurence Fishburne? Lee: [00:37:40] Laurence Fishburne. He was in Pee Wee's Playhouse. Marc: [00:37:42] Oh yeah... Lee: [00:37:43] Oh, no, that was, I'm sorry, Mr. Rogers. He was on Mr. Rogers. Marc: [00:37:46] No, no, no... Lee: [00:37:47] Pee Wee's playhouse is my other. But it's in the title, "Playhouse." It can't be also "Treasure House." That wouldn't make any sense. I gotta go with Mr. Rogers on this one. Marc: [00:37:58] The correct answer is Captain Kangaroo. Lee: [00:38:03] Who the fuck is that? Marc: [00:38:03] You've never heard of Captain Kangaroo? Lee: [00:38:05] No I've heard of him, but I've never watched it. I mean, that's�was there a crossover between Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers? I feel like those could have overlapped... Marc: [00:38:14] Not that I know of, but they very well could. Lee: [00:38:17] I know mainly of Captain Kangaroo through the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. Marc: [00:38:20] Oh okay. Lee: [00:38:21] The Statler Brothers, "Flowers on the Wall" is the song? "Smokin cigarettes and watch Captain Kangaroo." Marc: [00:38:29] Yep! Lee: [00:38:30] Yep. So, yeah. Okay. And he lived in the... Marc: [00:38:36] Treasure House. Lee: [00:38:36] Treasure House. So, Captain Kangaroo fans probably knew that immediately. Marc: [00:38:40] I will tell you, last night, when I asked that question...real quick as an aside. I don't know how you feel about people looking up answers before you read the answers out... Lee: [00:38:50] It mildly irks me. Marc: [00:38:52] Okay, me too. Lee: [00:38:53] But that's an ego thing, I think. Marc: [00:38:54] I cannot stand when people say the answers before me. Lee: [00:38:59] I'm okay with that. Marc: [00:39:01] I'd be like, "blah, blah, blah, blah?" And someone's like "Salem, Massachusetts." Like, do you want this job? What are you doing? Lee: [00:39:06] Right. Marc: [00:39:06] But last night, I asked about Captain Kangaroo, and Seth slapped the table. Lee: [00:39:12] Thunder clap! Marc: [00:39:13] He was, like, you know he would have known it. Lee: [00:39:15] It's Captain Kangarooooooooooooo! Marc: [00:39:23] Yeah, so, Captain Kangaroo. Lee: [00:39:26] All right, good to know. Yeah, it doesn't bother me too much. I mean, like I said, it mildly irks me when they look it up, cause it's kind of like "I'm going to present these to you in an entertaining way" and that's the other part of it. If some is shouting out the answer, I'm trying to get there first. You know I'm going to deliver that answer to you at the end of the question rounds in the best way, most entertaining way you wanna hear. So why spoil it for yourself? Know what I'm saying? That's just how I feel about it. Anyway, here's my third question. And this is the return of our beloved number nine. Marc: [00:39:59] Oh, Number nine. Lee: [00:39:59] Number nine. Marc: [00:40:00] Number nine. Lee: [00:40:01] Number Nine. Here we go. What major league baseball team did Turk Wendell sign to for nine million nine hundred thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars 99 cents, reportedly telling his agent "If I could ever get all nines, let's do it." Marc: [00:40:22] Weird. He was on so much acid. Lee: [00:40:23] He just wanted a salary, straight nines. Marc: [00:40:26] But they'll only pay nine hundred ninety nine dollars. Lee: [00:40:29] He was like "What if we could get nine thousand nine hundred?" And his agent was "Go higher." Marc: [00:40:35] "How about ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars?" Lee: [00:40:37] "You can get much more than that." Marc: [00:40:40] "Nine hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars?!" Lee: [00:40:40] And some baseball team was like, "This is a fucking deal. We would've given him 15! We just saved 6 million dollars!". Marc: [00:40:48] Yeah, "It's either 9,000 or 99,000." "We'll take 9,000." "Alright." Lee: [00:40:53] So what team was that? Marc: [00:40:54] Oh, that's so stupid. Lee: [00:40:56] It's a National League East Team. I'll give you that as a clue. Marc: [00:40:58] It's a National League East team? I don't know much about the National vs. the American League. I'll say the Mets. Lee: [00:41:07] Great guess, because it's right! It was the New York Mets! Marc: [00:41:11] Holy shit! So here's�I have trouble with the National and American. I know that the Boston Red Sox are an American League team. They play the Yankees, so all I did was go, "Well, New York team...The Mets must be a National League team because the Yankees are American League team." Holy shit. Lee: [00:41:27] Yeah, so let that be a lesson to you. You can guess correctly on these questions. Have the faith. Marc: [00:41:32] And interestingly, I thought the the place you were first going with this, was, I don't know if you've ever heard of Bobby Bonilla's contract, but I can't remember all the specifics, I'm not going to go into it too crazy, but you can look it up, but he retired in I think 2000, or 2001 or something. He is still getting paid over 1 million dollars every year. They took him out of his contract, and there's there is Bobby Bonilla day, and it actually just passed not too long ago, where his agent and he had restructured his contract to be let go, but to get paid one million like over 1 million dollars a year for 20 years. Lee: [00:42:12] Wow. Marc: [00:42:13] And he's still getting paid. Lee: [00:42:13] That's what happens when you respect yourself and know there's always more money in that deal. Marc: [00:42:18] Don't play yourself! Lee: [00:42:19] Don't play yourself. Marc: [00:42:21] Do the opposite of D.J. Kalid. Lee: [00:42:22] Yeah. Marc: [00:42:22] Alright. Last question for you! Lee: [00:42:27] Let's hear it. Marc: [00:42:28] When placed in alphabetical order, which country appears first under the letter N (as in Nancy)? I'm sorry, I know this is kind of a dark place to be writing down countries, but it's too good of a question to not ask. Lee: [00:43:06] Right now, basically I'm trying to find one before...I don't know. I mean, I have to think about the second. Marc: [00:43:14] Should i throw you a clue? Lee: [00:43:15] Sure. Marc: [00:43:15] I'll throw you a clue because I like you. It's in Africa. Lee: [00:43:19] Alright, so I'm going to go...oh man. Mmm, I feel like there's another one that's on the tip of my tongue and I'm going to I'm going to release too early. I'm gonna prematurely release this answer. Marc: [00:43:35] Don't do that. Lee: [00:43:40] Is it Nicaragua? Marc: [00:43:41] OK, Nicaragua's not in Africa. Lee: [00:43:46] It's not? Marc: [00:43:48] No. Lee: [00:43:48] Where is it? Marc: [00:43:49] It's in South America, I think? Lee: [00:43:52] Alright, my bad. Marc: [00:43:54] South or Central America, so that's first of all. Lee: [00:43:55] OK. Marc: [00:43:55] Second of all, that's wrong. It's Namibia. Lee: [00:43:59] Namibia. Of course I know that country. Marc: [00:44:03] I had a couple of people write down "Nairobi," which would come before "Namibia.". Lee: [00:44:08] That's an "A" I guess? Marc: [00:44:10] Yeah. Lee: [00:44:14] N-A-I as opposed to N-A-M, but Nairobi is a city. Marc: [00:44:19] Yeah. Lee: [00:44:20] Well, thanks for asking me such a difficult question, Marc. I'll remember that. I will remember that. Marc: [00:44:24] I got a bunch of people to got it right. Lee: [00:44:25] What was the answer, even? Nai-Nai... Marc: [00:44:28] Namibia. Lee: [00:44:28] Namibia? Marc: [00:44:28] Yep. N-A-M-I-B-I-A. Lee: [00:44:28] Can you tell me anything else about Namibia? Marc: [00:44:32] I can tell you that it comes up first under the letter N. So, originally the question I had found was for C and the correct answer I think was "Cameroon" and, in a similar thing, "Cambodia" would have been first. But the official name for Cambodia is "Kingdom of Cambodia," and I was like, "That's going to bite me in the ass." So, I looked through and found one that didn't have a kingdom of Blah blah blah blah, and the first one I saw, that had like a really recognizable country to most people, I guess, is Namibia. Lee: [00:45:09] I've I don't think I've ever heard anybody talk about Namib� What is it, Namibia? Marc: [00:45:14] N-A-M-I-B-I-A. Namibia. Lee: [00:45:18] And you can't tell me anything else about it? Marc: [00:45:19] I can tell you it's in Africa. I can tell you it's very hot during the summer. I can tell you it's probably predominantly black. I can tell you that it's on one of the coasts, and, if it's not, then it's not on the coast. Lee: [00:45:35] Cool! Okay, so this is, when people talk about the level of difficulty at Nice Guys, this is exactly what they're talking about. Marc: [00:45:42] I'm here to tell you now, do you want me to see how many people got it right? It's in South Africa. This is their flag. I will describe it to the listeners. Lee: [00:45:53] It's in southern Africa, not the country of South Africa. Marc: [00:45:57] No, no, it's in Southern Africa. Lee: [00:45:58] OK. Marc: [00:45:58] The flag has got a sun in the upper left-hand corner with a blue background. The top left corner. Lee: [00:46:08] Memorize this, these are future questions. Marc: [00:46:10] These very well could be. I have asked questions�. Lee: [00:46:11] "Describe Namibia's flag." Marc: [00:46:15] Uh, green in the bottom right corner triangle on Red striped� Lee: [00:46:19] Alright, thank you, Marc, for giving me the opportunity to be a totally uneducated asshole. We're going to take one more break and go back with our final question. Marc: [00:46:27] Don't you owe me a question? Lee: [00:46:28] No, that was Turk Wendell! Marc: [00:46:30] Oh, ok. Lee: [00:46:32] Alright. We'll be back. Lee: [00:46:57] Now it is time for our final questions. Marc: [00:47:00] Alright, you want to go first or you want me to go first? Lee: [00:47:03] Well, why don't you give me yours, and then I've got a special treat for you. Marc: [00:47:09] OK. Usually my last question is the hardest question. Lee: [00:47:15] Yeah. Marc: [00:47:16] But after making you look�. Lee: [00:47:17] Was it "Nambia?" Marc: [00:47:18] It was not "Namibia." It was a pretty hard one, I feel like, but a couple of people got it. I don't think you would. I'm just going to shoot at you, anyway. Lee: [00:47:28] Yeah, let's go for it. Marc: [00:47:30] The Facts of Life is a spin-off of what television series? Lee: [00:47:33] I don't know why, it's probably wrong, but I'm thinkin it's a Tony Danza related project. Marc: [00:47:50] It is not. Lee: [00:47:51] Alright. So it's not Charles in Charge. Marc: [00:47:53] No. Lee: [00:47:57] The Facts of Life...is it a Happy Days spinoff? Marc: [00:48:01] It is not. That was Joanie Loves Chachi. Lee: [00:48:04] OK. Marc: [00:48:04] It is a spin-off of Different Strokes. Lee: [00:48:10] Different Strokes, OK. I didn't know that! Marc: [00:48:11] I didn't know either. It's pretty fascinating. Lee: [00:48:14] Yeah. Marc: [00:48:14] So that was that was my last question last night, which was a tough one. Lee: [00:48:18] I know people love that theme song. Marc: [00:48:19] They do. That's because the world don't move to the beat of just one drum. What might be right for you may not be right for some. Which goes to show that the Golden Rule is bullshit. Lee: [00:48:29] Is that part of the theme song? Marc: [00:48:32] Yeah, well, not the Golden Rule part. Lee: [00:48:35] I was like "they're puthin' some truth out there." Marc: [00:48:38] Yeah, the rest of it is. Lee: [00:48:40] Alright, I've got a final question for you, of two different categories, they're both music related questions... Marc: [00:48:45] OK. Lee: [00:48:47] You can pick between West Coast hip hop or... Marc: [00:48:51] East Coast hip hop? Lee: [00:48:51] 90s Pop. Marc: [00:48:57] Jesus Christ. I thing I'd probably have a better chance at West Coast hip hop. Lee: [00:49:06] OK. Marc: [00:49:06] We'll try that. Lee: [00:49:10] Alright. Marc: [00:49:11] I'm going to make myself look like an idiot. Lee: [00:49:13] West Coast G-rap pioneer Dr. Dre introduced a young MC named Snoop Dogg on what 1992 single, his first release as a solo artist? Marc: [00:49:28] I want you to know that I owned The Chronic as a child. A young Calvin Broadus a.k.a Snoop Doggy Dogg was was on that record, featured prominently. He shortly came out with Doggystyle within a year later. This is the G-funk era. I was young, I was a young impressionable white child and that album brought out the inner gangster in me. The first single is very, very hard for me to say...I'm going to go with "Nuthin' but a G Thang." Lee: [00:50:05] That's a good guess... Marc: [00:50:07] God damn it, hold on....is it "Fucking with Dre Day?" Lee: [00:50:17] It's not on The Chronic. It predates the chronic. It is a single that was released before The Chronic. Marc: [00:50:25] OK! Lee: [00:50:25] Dr. Dre's first single "Deep Cover (1-8-7)." Marc: [00:50:29] Wow! Wow. That's a toughie! Lee: [00:50:33] It is. Marc: [00:50:34] Did you have anybody get that right? Lee: [00:50:36] No. Marc: [00:50:36] Yeah, ok! Lee: [00:50:39] That is my Nabibia. Marc: [00:50:40] Yeah. Lee: [00:50:40] Did I get it? Marc: [00:50:42] You did. Lee: [00:50:42] Thank you, Dr. Dre! Marc: [00:50:42] What a way to wrap up this podcast is for you to finally pronounce "Namibia" correctly. If I'm pronouncing it correctly. Lee: [00:50:53] Wait, what did you just say? Marc: [00:50:54] Namibia. Lee: [00:50:54] Namibia, ok. Namibia. There it is. Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast. Marc, thanks for joining me once again. Marc: [00:51:05] Lee, thank you for joining me. Lee: [00:51:08] You can catch me hosting Know Nonsense Trivia on Mondays at 3 Pepper Burrito Company in Downtown Fort Myers at 7:30. Then again on Wednesdays at Bury Me Brewing Company, also in Fort Myers. That starts at 7:00. And every Thursday evening at No. 3 Craft Brews & Beer Bar in Downtown Cape Coral, that shows starting at 7:30. Marc, where can our listeners check out your trivia? Marc: [00:51:27] You can check me out at one place, and one place only, that is Nice Guys Pizza and Pies, located on Cape Coral Parkway on Wednesday nights from 9:00 until 10:30 and you can come out there and have a ball. Lee: [00:51:44] Thanks for listening. Hope you had fun! Follow us on Facebook and Know Nonsense Trivia Challenge. Don't forget to rate us on iTunes and Stitcher and until next time, hold out for that Nine million nine hundred thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars and 99 cent salary, Know Nonsense listeners! Have a good week!