Thanks for the recap, AI !
Brace yourselves for an epicurean mishap turned medical marvel, as we unravel the story of a man's penchant for undercooked bacon that landed him with a brain-dwelling tapeworm. Our conversation might just steer you towards well-done from here on out, while also taking you on a detour through the oddball online markets where bathwater and feet pictures become currency. And for a sprinkle of playful controversy—weigh in on our 'would you rather' debates that'll have you reevaluating life's quirky trade-offs.
TJ Miller crashes the party with his quick wit, sharing laughs over his new comedy album and the unexpected culinary duo of peanut butter and hot sauce. Meanwhile, we're concocting a time travel movie plot that blurs the lines between past and future, where dystopian meets Jane Austen in a genre-bending twist. Wrap up the week with us as we relive the Battle of the Sexes trivia face-offs, celebrating the brainpower and lightning-fast reflexes that crowned the ultimate quiz champions in a series of thrilling intellectual duels.
Thanks for the recap, AI !
Brace yourselves for an epicurean mishap turned medical marvel, as we unravel the story of a man's penchant for undercooked bacon that landed him with a brain-dwelling tapeworm. Our conversation might just steer you towards well-done from here on out, while also taking you on a detour through the oddball online markets where bathwater and feet pictures become currency. And for a sprinkle of playful controversy—weigh in on our 'would you rather' debates that'll have you reevaluating life's quirky trade-offs.
TJ Miller crashes the party with his quick wit, sharing laughs over his new comedy album and the unexpected culinary duo of peanut butter and hot sauce. Meanwhile, we're concocting a time travel movie plot that blurs the lines between past and future, where dystopian meets Jane Austen in a genre-bending twist. Wrap up the week with us as we relive the Battle of the Sexes trivia face-offs, celebrating the brainpower and lightning-fast reflexes that crowned the ultimate quiz champions in a series of thrilling intellectual duels.
Welcome to Eatin' and Amadeus, the podcast, and there's a what story that stood out this week to us that we kind of wanted to dive back into, and it was about a guy that liked to eat undercooked bacon.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So I don't know how you make your bacon, Do you? How do you cook your bacon?
Speaker 1:So, quite honestly, I don't cook meat at home a whole lot, and I don't know if I do eat it, though. I don't want it undercooked, and I don't even want it like kind of rubbery, I want it kind of crisp, because my husband makes it in the oven and he makes it really crisp and it's amazing.
Speaker 2:Really crisp he really makes it crisp. This guy liked it. As you mentioned, undercooked rubbery almost almost raw. Consistency of the raw.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And the problem for him is that he went to the doctor with a very splitting headache and they discovered that he had a huge tapeworm in his brain.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:I mean the brain.
Speaker 1:It's from this undercooked bacon they think. Like he said, he's been eating undercooked bacon pretty much his whole life.
Speaker 2:But he also dropped this bombshell.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he also let them know that he doesn't frequently wash his hands after he uses the restroom.
Speaker 2:I feel like you should do air quotes, like in that old Saturday Night Live. Yes, yes, I don't quote wash my hands after I use the bathroom.
Speaker 1:I don't have good hygiene.
Speaker 2:I don't do the things that civilized people do.
Speaker 1:So we know tapeworms. I know that they frequently are on your belly from eating undercooked pork. But you got to cook your pork. You got to cook it thoroughly. And you know what, when I was a little kid, my mom always said you should also eat bread with pork.
Speaker 2:I don't know if that's still a thing, or if it ever was that, why?
Speaker 1:I think it had something to do with, I don't know, pushing things through. I don't know.
Speaker 2:That sounds like a.
Speaker 1:It's probably just an old Southern live sale, a live sale kind of thing.
Speaker 2:I don't know, though, but you know, to me, just the idea of there being a person who could eat rubbery bacon makes me also wonder if they would also be like a cannibal. Like to me, that's somebody who should not be trusted under any circumstances.
Speaker 1:I just thought of that scene I think it was in the third Hannibal movie where Hannibal has a guy who's alive and opens his brain, yes, yes and fries his brain and feeds it to him. Oh my God, that guy didn't have tapeworms.
Speaker 2:I mean, if you're about to, Can we just stop? Let's stop. I don't want to lose anybody, but yeah, I don't feel like that guy. I'm glad his tapeworm has hopefully been removed, but I don't feel for somebody who gets a tapeworm from not washing their hands or the takeaway is cook your bacon.
Speaker 1:Yeah, please cook your bacon One more story.
Speaker 2:You know, we just sat down and talked about all the different things we were going to discuss and I didn't even bring this one up, but I'd like to, as long as we're talking about some things that we never got to or didn't give time to. We didn't talk about this today, but the model selling her bathwater to fund her wedding.
Speaker 1:I saw that, but I didn't read the story.
Speaker 2:It's not much of a story and it's certainly not the first time we've seen somebody selling their bathwater online, but she says she labeled it not for drinking Well yeah, and she said sentimental purposes only.
Speaker 1:What? So you know that old thing like, I don't know if girls say this, but guys, ever since I was, you know, young, would be like oh, she's so fine, I'd drink her bathwater, you've heard that phrase.
Speaker 2:right, I have. So I mean, I see About myself. Now I'm just kidding, I see where it comes from, but do you really need to?
Speaker 1:You know what, though? There's a guy eating raw bacon.
Speaker 2:I think you do need to label everything, and it's like she did pay for her wedding with it. She got it, she got it. Wow, she did it.
Speaker 1:You know we weren't going to talk about this, but I want to go back real quick to selling your feet pictures online. Oh, here we are it goes back with the with their bathwater thing, you could be making a mint.
Speaker 2:Yes, it's just a matter of dropping all of your scruples, all of your morals.
Speaker 1:No one would know Any dignity you might have. You don't have to put your face in it, just your feet. I want to see this happen.
Speaker 2:I'm looking right now, I'm scrolling through my phone because I also had some other stuff I wanted to share with you on this, which are some, would you rather.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:And one of them was would you rather Be really, really, really wealthy and everyone hates you, or would you rather be really, really poor and everyone loves you?
Speaker 1:like I said before, show me the money, baby, show me the money.
Speaker 2:You don't care about other people.
Speaker 1:I don't even like people. Okay, in general.
Speaker 2:Alright would you rather? Let's see, here's another one. Let me find another. Would you rather because I have a couple of different ones would you rather? Let's see, would you rather have 10 extra inches of height or 10 extra inches Of finger length?
Speaker 1:What would you do with 10 extra inches of finger length? I?
Speaker 2:mean 10 inches of height could be awkward as well, but I Well for me, it wouldn't be. Yeah, no for you, you'd be just about, just about average.
Speaker 1:You'd be the tall guy then I mean I'm, I'm five, nine ish.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so six, nine is pretty tall.
Speaker 1:I mean, I think you would hit your head on door, on door jams, but I don't want 10 more inches of finger. How would you pick your nose?
Speaker 2:Okay, would you rather. Oh, my goodness, you should never do that. Remember we talked about. That is a very bad idea. If you, okay. If you had the ability to travel 100 years into the past or 100 years into the future, which would you do?
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:That reminds me. That's a really good question that Nate Borgazzi does. Where he talks about, he's so dumb that, like if he went into the past he couldn't change anything. They he'd be like yeah, you know those phones, you're going to be able to carry one around with you. I don't know how, how to do it. You know he's like I have no idea.
Speaker 1:You know what I kind of think? The sci-fi geek in me wants to go 100 years into the future.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I could see that I want to see where we are.
Speaker 1:Yeah, do we finally get a flying car? I mean, I mean, I don't know how to do it, but yeah yeah, I'd be, afraid to get there and there'd be nothing left. You know what? That's a very valid you could go 100 years in the future, and it could be. The apocalypse has happened and there's nothing left but roaches, and that's it.
Speaker 2:You know it would be a good movie, but I feel like it's been done and you're the movie guy, so you can tell me you think you're going into the future and you get there. No, no, I'm sorry. You think you've landed in the past, but it's really the future because it's all been gone and rebuilt. So you get there and it's like there's no electricity. You feel like you're in the like. Jane Austen days, almost but everything's horse and carriage, but in reality then you realize something's kind of different.
Speaker 1:That is a good idea. Like it's a time travel movie. You think you're going in the past and you think you're going in the past and you end up and then maybe, maybe you stumble across like a library and there's all this stuff and you're like wait a minute.
Speaker 2:Oh, wait a minute. This is after the apocalypse. They've rebuilt and now we're 300 AD or something.
Speaker 1:I think, versus a movie that sounds like a 30 minute Twilight Zone episode. Yeah, maybe I don't know if there's enough to flesh out for a 90 minute movie, and they'd make it three hours.
Speaker 2:They certainly would, because it's awesome. I think you could combine it with like a Jane Austen thing. I could see that. You know, in the 1800s, and yeah, 1800 AD.
Speaker 1:I'm getting very like back to the future vibes.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Am I in the past? I'm in the future. Is that my mom or my daughter? What's?
Speaker 2:happening? Yeah, it could go a lot of different ways, so is it time for us to you know what we didn't do? We didn't tease at the beginning of this that, of course, you're going to get the entire battle of the sexes for the week in a few minutes, but before that we were joined by a really funny guy who's doing something that brings back all kinds of memories for both of us, and that is he has created a comedy album. You don't really hear about comedy albums that much anymore, so let's welcome TJ Miller.
Speaker 3:Good morning TJ Miller.
Speaker 2:How are you Hi?
Speaker 3:how are you? You guys have a cool name and radio. I'm not joking.
Speaker 2:Well, I thank you.
Speaker 3:Thanks.
Speaker 1:I'm Eden.
Speaker 2:And I'm Amadette, no, just, it's the opposite actually. So let me just tell you, tj, I've had the pleasure of making your acquaintance once before, when you visited the TV station where I was a midday like one of those TV shows where and you had me play In Jacksonville. Yes, and you made me play the trombone.
Speaker 3:Yes, that's right. Oh my gosh, I love it and play. You did as best you could.
Speaker 2:I did. I did A terrible job playing the trombone, but I think the reason if I'm remembering, like I'm trying to remember why you would even do that, but I feel like they schlep you off to all of these TV stations and stuff in the morning and you just try to do anything to like at least make it a little bit different.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I mean, I think it's fun. Also, that was something that I did in my act. I would have somebody play something in the front row. I would teach them how to play the trombone, and then they would play it, and so I thought, why don't I just bring it to the morning show and teach somebody there? And you were that person.
Speaker 2:And I'll never forget it.
Speaker 3:Thank you. Well, I'm telling you what it's exciting because this is like the first time that I've dropped an audio comedy album, so I really appreciate you guys helping me put it together and let the people know How's it going so far. It's good. I'm doing a radio tour today. That is like 14 stations or something, oh my gosh. So it's been pretty interesting, but yeah, and I only have up to 10am, until the next one.
Speaker 3:But, yeah, it's been great. I mean, it's just one of those things where you have to just get the word out because there's so much stuff, there's just so much content out there, and so that's why I really appreciate you guys doing it. And I think it's so interesting how few people understand the power of radio. That are sort of from my contemporaries. They just kind of see it as podcasts or nothing, and that's simply not the case.
Speaker 1:We love the name of the album because there's a rule in radio. We learned this a long time ago. If you just mentioned the word peanut butter, the phones light up. I don't know what it is about peanut butter.
Speaker 3:Everyone loves it Really. Yeah, I mean I absolutely love it. I love the phones light up. Yeah, I mean I'm such a fan that I have my own line of peanut butter, what's your favorite.
Speaker 2:I was checking it out. Wait, wait, wait what you do.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I have my own line of peanut butter. It's all crunchy.
Speaker 1:I was checking out your line on your Facebook or on your website. What's your favorite flavor? Because there's a cherry one that looks really, really good.
Speaker 3:The cherry chocolate is great. There's a dark chocolate coconut. That one's for the ladies. And then I love the toffee crispy. I love it's. Toffee, milk chocolate and rice crispy and it's just. All three are almost kind of dessert. Peanut butter, I mean they are so so good. So that's another kind of funny thing is I make that peanut butter because I love it. Also, I just think it's funny to be a comedian who has his own line of peanut butter and hot sauce.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what sells better? Your peanut butter.
Speaker 3:Amazon.
Speaker 1:What sells better.
Speaker 3:Your peanut butter or hot sauce. It kind of depends. I feel like Jacksonville Florida, it's a little more hot sauce. But everybody loves peanut butter and that's part of why it started.
Speaker 3:I kind of I had hot sauce and people love hot sauce, but you know, some people just say, well, I don't like spicy stuff, but everybody likes peanut butter, except this guy comes up to me at the show and he goes. You know, you said everybody likes peanut butter. Well, I don't like peanut butter. I said you don't, and he said yeah, because I'm allergic to peanuts. And I said I think you're pronouncing that wrong. It's not I don't like peanut butter, it's I'm a sad man because of my peanut allergy. Yeah, I mean so.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think it was you know, it's just, it's another fun, bizarre thing, you know peanut butter is the best thing and I, literally, tj, have a spoon at my desk that's engraved that says my peanut butter spoon. I am in love with peanut butter, and really yes, and which means I'm adjacent in love with you because you love peanut butter.
Speaker 3:I hope so, yeah, and you're an excellent trombone.
Speaker 2:Which we know. Which we know.
Speaker 3:So you really you have a spoon that says peanut butter spoon.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 3:I do. Oh my God, I love that. I'm going to steal that idea. Yeah, no, it's so, because I eat it out of the jar.
Speaker 2:So a listener got me that spoon and it's just yeah I deal.
Speaker 3:Here's the thing my peanut butter, you're going to eat it out of the jar, you don't. People say what is it good to put on? I say why are you putting in anything? Don't let anything get between you and the peanut butter experience.
Speaker 2:It is a total waste. You don't need the extra calories, you don't need the extra flavor.
Speaker 3:It's just the peanut butter stands alone. Peanut butter stands alone and my comedy album smooth peanut butter stands alone.
Speaker 2:Well, you know, I grew up on comedy albums and I know I'm a day.
Speaker 1:Yeah, totally Absolutely.
Speaker 2:World enough to where we would get like. You know Steve Martin and you know the comedy album. That's an iconic thing to have an album.
Speaker 3:Well, I think that's why it's so fun to have it and have it be audio, because I agree with you. Of course I was listening to Steve Martin albums and the Lenny Bruce album and Richard Pryor and all of these great, great, great comedy audio albums and I think of Steve Martin albums let's Get Small and Comedy is Not Pretty those really influenced me to become a comedian Because, like my album, the great thing about Sweet Peanut Butter is there's a lot of improvisation in it and that's just not the case with most albums. But Steve Martin would sort of go off the deep end and say the crazy and you'd say what did he even talk about with that person? And there's some of that in this album. And then there's some of kind of you know, I don't know, we've got some stories, autobiographical stories that make fun of the pandemic a little bit because of when it was recorded. But my favorite story from the album is actually a good one for radio.
Speaker 3:I used to have a Razor Scooter in college. Those are those foldable scooters and it wasn't electric but I unfolded it. I thought it was so cool. I was the only one that had one. I couldn't believe it because you could get to class so quickly, and you know.
Speaker 3:I just thought I was really, really something else. And then one day I went to a party and I walked up to this girl because she was cute. I wanted to introduce myself. And I said hey, I'm TJ, I just want to introduce myself. She goes oh yeah, you're the Razor Scooter guy. And that was the last time I ever rode a Razor Scooter. So you know, it's really a diverse album. There's a lot of fun stuff on there.
Speaker 3:And you can get it anywhere, that albums are streaming on Apple Music, spotify, yeah, basically everywhere and it's streaming right now. So I'm hoping that people will check it out because they're going to love it. I've gotten really good feedback from almost everybody. My wife hasn't heard it, but she promised me that she's never going to.
Speaker 2:She promised she never would. Well, we're going to give all that information again and again and again. After we're done talking to you, we're going to give it even again, I promise. But I do want to say it's funny that you're not a Razor Scooter guy anymore, because when you did come to visit us in Jacksonville I had a broken leg and you stole my scooter and you went all around the studio you still have it in you.
Speaker 3:I remember all of that so very much. The Razor Scooter is a little different than the assisted walking scooter, but that's right. You get on a knee and you just go spinning around. That's so funny. I remember that day very clearly now. Yeah, oh my gosh.
Speaker 2:It's all coming back to you now, so once again, let's talk about the album and tell everybody where to listen.
Speaker 3:So it's smooth peanut butter. It's streaming on Spotify, on Apple Music, anywhere that you could stream music. It's on Sirius XM, so it's spinning right now on there, quite a bit actually, and it's just fun. It's kind of improvisation. I recorded it in Nashville at Zanies and it's kind of almost a compliment to my YouTube special called Dear Jonah and that's just a lot of fun too, because I was also filmed in Nashville. That's all available on my YouTube. But again, I have a bunch of stand-up comedy specials. I have an HBO special, but this is my first audio comedy album and so it's really exciting because that was such a big part of my childhood and when I was an aspiring comedian, that was just a big deal to me. So it's really fun to do this and kind of just imagine that some kid who's one day going to become a professional stand-up comedian is maybe listening to it right now going. Well, if he can do it, I mean I'm sure I can.
Speaker 2:I love that. I love that.
Speaker 1:I do too. I remember the very first time I was on the Morning Show putting my headphones on, thinking I remember being like a seventh grade kid listening to the radio. And now here I am, that guy and there's probably some seventh grade kid listening going. I want to do that too.
Speaker 3:Yeah, exactly, and I mean that's what is so cool. Is you remember when you were listening intently to the diss jock and now you are, that Somebody might be listening right now and saying, well, heck, if they can do it, I can?
Speaker 2:You're checking all the boxes here You're. You're bringing us back to that day, like when we would listen to the albums and everything, and with the peanut butter, this is gonna tie in on the dance. That's the peanut butter you should use on your feet when we sell your pictures. Oh yeah, you're right, that's the peanut butter we should put on your so I'm getting into a new venture of selling pictures of my feet.
Speaker 2:No, and your peanut butter. This is the sales boost you need. Tj, this is the everything. This is gonna be a perfect Order some today.
Speaker 3:This is what I've been waiting for, because I was gonna say now wait a second, don't wait in a butter on your feet. But if it's sort of only fans, kind of you know, fetish type, yes, photography yes absolutely. On the dark chocolate cookie.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he'll lick it off. He's very flexible, I'm not. This is fantastic.
Speaker 3:I've never heard a man say I am not flexible, not true if you saw me, you would know that to be true. Your toes if you're gonna get that sweet, sweet peanut butter. Yeah, that's true, that's true.
Speaker 2:Well, you are, you're a delight and we want you're right. You know you are and we just hope the best for you with this album and we hope everyone listens to it. We know we're going to.
Speaker 3:Yeah, check it out, and you can buy my peanut butter on Amazon, comm or from my website. Tj Miller does not have a website, comm. Tj motor calm was taken and yeah, check the hot sauce. But most of all, yes, stream the album. I'm really really proud of it. It was a long time coming, so I just think it's it's really. It's as delicious as Crunchy peanut butter and as confusing as smooth peanut butter.
Speaker 2:TJ, we'll let you go so you can talk to the other 13 stations.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's ridiculous. All right, cool. Well, I'll touch you very soon, thank, you.
Speaker 1:Thanks, man, I'm gonna be your favorite. We'll let everyone know that you're at the comedy zone as well. Coming up in November.
Speaker 3:Yeah, please do, and that'll be really, really fun. I'm excited because that that room is so bizarre and Funny and the crowds are so great and I always know that a late Friday show or a late Saturday show at the comedy zone Jacksonville is going to be a debacle.
Speaker 1:You are a hundred percent right.
Speaker 3:It's true. So I'll see everybody the comedy zone in Jacksonville in just a few weeks and months.
Speaker 2:Funny guy, and he is coming to town in November, so of course we'll remind you of that as it gets closer.
Speaker 1:I remember when I first saw him in that movie what was that called Cloverfield, and I think that was the very first thing he ever did and I was like this guy is so Funny. He's a great character on screen and he's the funny guy. I'm a big fan.
Speaker 2:We talked him about his beef with Ryan Reynolds, but you know he was in the first two Deadpool movies and then not. And we were. We were maybe asked to avoid that subject. It's a kind of a sore subject, so we didn't go there.
Speaker 1:He was also the voice of remember the music next booger. Oh, he was the voice of the music next booger when it first came out. Yeah, you know. I remember the first time I saw the commercial like that's DJ Miller. Well, you can't this guy's that well, he's, he's.
Speaker 2:Actually, you know he, he's. He's one of those comedians You're like, is he gonna be scary or fun? And he's fun.
Speaker 1:He's fun. He's definitely fun.
Speaker 2:I've now talked twice to him and he's, he's Delight he's got an edgy side, but he's fun. Yeah, exactly, I think he's a nice person, so let's get into this week's battle. This is a battle of the sexes. Replay.
Speaker 1:Here we go. Monday morning battle of the sexes please welcome our returning champion. It's dailin and here to take dailin on from our Nintendo. It's one and guys, in honor of the Oscars, we're doing a little movie character quiz. First question goes to our returning champion, dailin. Both Killian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr Won Oscars. For what 2003 movie last night?
Speaker 2:Oppenheimer yes, one for you one last night, ryan Gosling performed a song from what big 2023 movie?
Speaker 1:Too much time, one Barbie.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but the buzzer be you.
Speaker 1:It was Barbie you that means you could pull ahead with this one dailin Name, the sci-fi action movie series that features a character named Sarah Connor.
Speaker 2:Terminator, that's it for you one name the sci-fi horror movie series that features a character named Ellen Ripley. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Alien, and with a score of two to zero, it's over this is a battle of the sexes. Replay. Here we go. Tuesday morning battle of the sexes please welcome our returning champion dailin. And here to take dailin on from McClinney. It's spokes Guys. Today we're doing a national landmarks quiz. We're gonna give you some information about a landmark. You have to tell us the answer first. One goes to our returning champion, dailin. And what city will you find the Gateway Arch? Yes one for you spokes.
Speaker 2:In what city will you find the space needle?
Speaker 1:Seattle. Yeah, all right, one to one, dailin. The rock and roll Hall of Fame is located in what? Ohio City, cincinnati, cleveland, rocks? That's the answer we were looking for there. That's a break. That's a rare break for you spokes folks.
Speaker 2:The football Hall of Fame is located in what Ohio City?
Speaker 1:And yep, one to two, but you can tie it up this one, dailin. Graceland is a Tennessee landmark. Located in what city? Memphis. Yeah, that's two to two, but spokes, if you get this one right here. Today's champion spokes.
Speaker 2:The Alamo is a Texas landmark. Located in what city?
Speaker 1:Too much time we're looking for San Antonio, so we've got a tie score All right, the two of you.
Speaker 2:The first to shout out the answer is our winner. Today, you will not be able to hear each other. Here's your question. Independence Hall is located in this city of brotherly love. Oh, she got you by a hair, I mean she just just beat you spokes I. This is a Battle of the Sexes. Replay.
Speaker 1:Here we go. Wednesday morning Battle of the Sexes.
Speaker 2:Please welcome our returning champion on her fifth day, which means a possibility of a $100 bill. It's Daylynn.
Speaker 1:And here to snatch that $100 bill right out of her hand from the north side, it's Dylan. All right, guys, today is K9 Veterans Day, so we're doing an alphanumeric quiz. All the answers are going to be a combination of letters and numbers. First one goes to our returning champion, daylynn. The vegetable juice made by Campbell's, the eight Yep. Nice one for you.
Speaker 2:Dylan, this is a very popular steak sauce.
Speaker 1:A1. Yeah, one to one, daylynn, the popular digital audio format. I don't know. Oh, mp3 is what we were looking for. That's a break for you, dylan.
Speaker 2:Dylan, the lubricant with thousands of uses.
Speaker 1:The too much time, dylan. We were looking for WD40. That's a break for you, Daylynn. A common plastic explosive C3. No, close, it's C4. Yeah, it is C4, but we can't get you anything on that one? Which is a weird break for you, Dylan. If you get this one right, you're today's champion. Dylan, the company that makes post-it notes.
Speaker 2:M4. No 3M is what we're looking for. That's so close, so we've got a tie of one to one.
Speaker 1:All right, the two of you, the first to shout out, the answer wins and you're not going to be able to hear each other, just so you know.
Speaker 2:The Irish rock band featuring Bono, and you too. Yes, ma'am Daylynn, you got a $100 bill.
Speaker 1:This is a battle of the sexy, the sexy, the sexy, the sexy. This is a battle of the sexes. Replay. Here we go. Thursday morning battle of the sexes.
Speaker 2:Please welcome from Baldwin repping the ladies, it's Angie.
Speaker 1:And here to take Angie on from the West side. It's Jack and both of you guys. Just for playing today you're getting four tickets to the Clay County fair. It's running April 4th of the 14th at the Clay County fairgrounds. Since it's a clean slate, we're doing a general trivia quiz today. First question goes to the ladies Angie, what is measured by the Richter scale? Oh, too much time. We're looking for earthquakes. No score yet.
Speaker 2:Jack the land down under refers to what continent?
Speaker 1:Australia. Yeah, zero to one, but you can tie it up with this one, angie. In what year did Christopher Columbus sail the ocean blue?
Speaker 3:1873.
Speaker 1:No. In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Still no score. Jack, If you get this one right, the game's over.
Speaker 2:Jack, what is the name of Bambi's rabbit friend?
Speaker 1:Sumber yeah, and just like that we've got a Manly man champion. This is a battle of the sexes. Replay. Here we go. Friday morning battle of the sexes. Back for his day. Number two from the West Side Welcome in Jack.
Speaker 2:And are you messing with me, or is our contestant today really named Jill?
Speaker 1:It's Jill from Mandarin, stop it.
Speaker 2:Jack, do you know Jill From going up the hill?
Speaker 1:Yes, man.
Speaker 2:We've either went and got a pail of water. Okay, perfect, okay, all right.
Speaker 1:It's the battle of Jack and Jill Guys. Today it's Leftovers Day. These are questions from past battles that didn't quite make it on the air. First question goes to our returning champion, jack.
Speaker 2:Jack national landmarks is the quiz we were using for this one. Old Faithful, is a geyser located in what national park?
Speaker 1:Yellowstone. Yeah, one for you, jill. National landmarks quiz for you as well. The pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. In what New England state? Oh, um, too much time, we were looking for Massachusetts. All right Jack you can pull ahead with this one.
Speaker 2:Jack Oscar winning songs is the category. Elton John saying the 1994 best song Can you feel the love tonight from what Disney animated film?
Speaker 1:Wine, yeah, no nice Two for you, jill. You need to get this one right to stay in the game. Also, from our Oscar winning songs category, jill, the 1995 best song was Colors of the Wind from this Disney animated film about a Native American princess, aladdin. No too much time we're looking for Pocahontas with a score of two to nothing. Jack takes down Jill.
Speaker 2:There you have it a week's worth of battles, and we'll do this all again next week.
Speaker 1:How about Jack and Jill? I love that I love that.
Speaker 2:Ending with Jack and Jill. Have a great week everyone.