Episode 15 On the Rocks

Nancy gives Laura a geology quiz. Will she hit rock bottom or will she be partying like a rock star after this tectonic trivia test? Tune in to find out and to share a delicious infused whisky with the ladies. 

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Hi, and welcome to Trivia Buzz, the trivia quiz game that serves up trivia with a twist.

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I'm Laura. And I'm Nancy. And we both love trivia in all forms, but we especially love it paired with a classic cocktail. So we decided to put the two things together and invite you all in to share them with us. The game consists of five rounds of 10 trivia questions that get progressively tougher as the rounds go on. If you'd like, you can play along using the scoring sheet on our website, trivia buzz pod.com. Well, here we are back in Snowys Dough and it's so beautiful and snowy and cozy here. But that road trip, that road trip to New York was pretty awesome. It was pretty fun. It was awesome. We, um, started off by dropping Leo off at college and that part was not fun. Yeah, well it was fun having him in the car. It was half the trip. It was, yeah. That was great. And then, yeah, and then we hit the big city. Yeah. And Apple. You know, I just wanna say we did so well with the New York transit system. Okay. Now that we're, we are, the trip is behind us. I can truly say like, I think the subway system was loving us. I know. We were loving it back. I mean, it was just like, I, I love the whole system where you just tap, it's so easy. No, fumbling with tokens or metro cars or anything like that. You just click and you're on. Yeah. And the second we walked onto the, the trains would just disappear. They would just disappear. It would get in and then. It was smooth as silk. So it, so that never happens. And it happened for us. And we didn't, we only took one Uber while we were there and it was such a proud of us. It was such a, um, trip down memory lane. I was to remember which trains to take. Yeah. And what connections to make. I was like, oh yeah, I did here. Nancy killed it. She killed it. Did you like my old stomping grounds? I did. You know what? I loved your old stomping grounds and I love one of our new stomping grounds that, um, the Houston. Cafe or what was it called? Oh, house Hall h. House Hall. Yeah. That was fun. Fun. We played fun trivia guys. We played trivia. We did of course New York and the space inside was really cool. It was so old and it looked well, they had told us it used to be an old FBI. Yeah, but it looked like stables, right? It looked like before that it had been. Yeah, I think so. I think so. It was really cool building. So we had a good time. Super fun. And uh, yeah, those episodes will be coming up. Yeah, we recorded two episodes while we were there and they're pretty awesome. By the time this episode comes out, you'll already have heard. One of those episodes, Casey? Yes. And then we have another one coming up after this one, which is also super fun. JR. R Yeah. JR Yep. So that's a hoot. Yeah. Good times. Good times. Good times. But now we're back here. Are you skiing yet? Are you back skiing or? I haven't skied yet because there's been so much to do Yep. Since we've gotten back. Yep. But you have new skis? I have new skis. How are they? That was my Christmas gift to myself and Chris to me because, I need some encouragement to get out on the mountain.'cause you know me, I'm not, I don't love skiing. Yeah. But that, that certainly helps when you had a nice new gear. I first knew pair of skis, brand new pair skis since the seventies. Oh, wow. Okay. You're a little I'm overdue. Long overdue. Long overdue. Maybe the eighties, but it would've been the early eighties. And I, I hear, I think you and Jason have a similar taste in skis. Yeah. So I. I bought these skis and of course I buy them because of how pretty they are. Oh yeah. Not like for their actual technical abilities, but, they're the coolest looking skis. Mm-hmm. Are, kind of like a deep purple and blue and they're so pretty and they have um, like a mountain scene. Yeah, A mountain scene. Exactly. And as it turns out, Jason got this exact same one. I'm like, yes. Love that. He loves those skis and yeah. A friend of ours saw him skiing on them and was like, do you know those are lady skis? He's like, Jason's in touch with his Really? Who cares? Feminine side. Who cares? They're skis. I mean, is there a difference? No, I'm not really sure. There isn't. It's all marketing. Yeah. Well they marketed straight to him. Right? Well, and me and you. Although, while I was in them at Pinnacle. Mm-hmm. Um, that's the local ski shop. Um. They have these really awesome looking, grateful Dead ones. Oh, they do? Yeah. But of course they don't come in women's sizes, so I couldn't get any. Oh, that's not fair. No, no. Hmm. And then right after that, Bob Weir died, so I was like, oh, imagine these people. This. I really wanted them. Yeah. Yes. Oh, RIP, Bob Weir. RIP Bob. Such a good dude. Yeah. And, and listeners, and you probably remember the first episode, the very first episode of our pod we did a Grateful Dead mm-hmm. Quiz for Laura. Yeah. Big deadhead. Big, big follower, big head. Yeah. Yeah. So that, that hit you hard. I'm sure. That hit me really hard because when Jerry died in 95, I was, I was ready to kind of move on. Mm-hmm. I mean, not, not that I ever wanted him to die. Yeah. But it, it was kinda like, okay, I'm in my mid twenties, like I, or early twenties, whatever it was. I, I need to move on and get on with my life this time. It was like, wow, that part of my life is just absolutely over. Yeah. Done. Can never see them again. But the music's always there. Music's always there. And I guess it's a legacy. I guess I never even knew about this until he died, but he had has this 300 year legacy idea that, what's that? He wants it to keep going for 300 years. The, dead and com dead and co and all that with like John Mayer, whomever, I think, I think that's what he meant. I just saw a photo of John, Mayer playing bob weir's guitar, actually. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah. Yeah. And one of the guitars he played. From the mid nineties on was, his biological brothers, so he was adopted Oh. And didn't meet his biological parents until he was in his fifties I think. Hmm. And, learned that he had a brother who had died already. Oh wow. And that brother was a musician. Mm-hmm. And Bob had taken his guitar, had it fixed up and that's cool. Used didn't said it was so, so that I thought that was a neat story. Yeah. But the one last thing I'm gonna say about Bob is that I did have the pleasure of meeting him once Uhhuh and hanging out with him and talking with him one-on-one. Everyone says he is such a great guy for a long time and he could not have nicer well. Lucky you could not have been. I was, yeah. Super lucky. But um, yeah, I'm sure he remembers it very well. Oh, I'm sure he, yeah, he put it in his memoir, right? He did. He did that moment. Yeah. But he was the nicest guy. So Peace Bobby speaking, speaking of memoirs, I'm reading a book you gave me that I've been to read, I've been heckling What? It's Andre Aga Open. Yeah. You've been heckling me to read it. It's a word. Read it. Like read it, read it, read it. Haran haranguing me. Well, not harassing you, I should say harass not harangue, but harass harassing me. You're saying you're calling me up in the middle of the, the night honking you. I am. I'm like, why are you not reading this yet? And I love it. And funny, funny thing, just another one of those callback moments, I'm just reading it the other day and the Andrea guess is talking about when he is dating Brooke Shields and they're talking about their favorite restaurant in New York. Camp Panola, which we actually went to, we went to was my brother. Yeah. The other day when we were in New York or a couple weeks ago, he was so kind enough to take us out. It was so cool. Oh, it was great. Yes. Shout out. It's like, um, what do you call it? A, a beautiful gesture? No, no. But like, um, haranguing, like one of those, it's an old standard, like Oh, oh yes. Yeah. The place. Yeah. Mm-hmm. So I was psyched to go. I had never been. Had you ever been? I had never been. So we were newbies. Now we know it's, uh, Andrea Agassi's favorite spot, so, well, okay. So we have other things to get to though. Yeah. Um, we have a quiz for Miss Laura here today. You know, I have to say, I always love when I'm answering questions. Do you? I, yeah. I love it. It's super fun. Yeah, I know, but I also like writing the questions I love that too. Yeah. Because then you learn. Yeah. So we're gonna get moving here. Okay. And, also just to talk about the drink a little. We have done something a little different this week. and I think that's kind of fun. So today, Laura. Mm-hmm. We'll be asking you about Wait for it. Rocks. Rock. Not rock and roll. Rock and roll. Not rock and roll. Just rocks. Just rocks That don't roll. Very sexy. I, I'm, I'm one of those weirdos. I absolutely love rocks. I'm one of those people, if we're going on a hike or something and I see a cool rock, it will end up in my pocket. I know, I know. And I'm sorry, I, I think I'm just bitter from my experience in college, taking a Rocks for Jocks class and just, well, you should never take something right after lunch when all your friends are walking by the window. That's exactly what happened. Every class. And I just hated it. I had really zero interest in it, and I thought it was gonna be one of those just phone it in. Right. Shouldn't have stopped going to the classes. It is not, I, I have to say, I had such a good experience with my geology in college that I. Wanted to make it my major. See, that's the thing. Until I went, it's often the teacher, it's, it was a teacher, but also I got to the next level and I'm like, oh, I got a lot harder. This is really hard. Yeah. Like, um, fluvial, whatever is all math and algebra. Oh, that's, that's entirely quiz is going to be about Perfect. Perfect. You have a pen and paper there? Yeah. No, no. I don't need it. It's all in my head. Oh, it's all in head. Mm-hmm. Of course it is, of course. But yeah, it, I, that teacher was exceedingly boring. I remember. That's so bad. So how do you develop that love? You had the great teacher. I mean, we had a good, a good lucky teacher and, but, uh, my friends and I were, we, I took this my sophomore year in the very first week. This class takes a field trip. Oh. From. New York. Mm-hmm. Where I was going to school, to Vermont. Oh, wow. Because, the oldest rocks in the world are in Vermont. Yeah. Did you go to Barry? We did. I thought you might, but even before that, we pulled the bus over on the side of Route 89 Uhhuh, and, checked out all these outcroppings.'cause I don't know if you've noticed, but if you drive up and down 89, you can see clearly, um, the the activity in the rock. Mm-hmm. You can see where it's been like lifted and crushed and folded in its much. That's all these, all these intrusions and veins and all that. Mm-hmm. So, um, so we had a, like a week of bonding together. You went on a one week field trip? It was four days, but it was college. College. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. We, we were camping out. My, we were having fun. It was, I never went on a field trip in college. Right. And then we had to write this big journal on it mm-hmm. And turn it in. And my friend Whitney and I, she goes by Liv now, but we had such a great time. Writing these. We were laughing, putting glitter on them with picture and we got a's it was the best. So that sounds like a fun cloth that a lot fun. Maybe. I would've liked lot of fun. Liked rocks. You would have. Wow. I need a redo on that. What, is that the only thing that got you into well, rocks or That and also, um, the lab tech bought me a Herkimer diamond. Wait, what? Yeah, he was, he was super nice. Okay. He looked like Bob Ross. Oh my God. And he took a shine to me and bought me a Herkimer diamond and I felt really awkward about it. Whoa. And everyone was laughing at me for the entire semester. Oh my gosh. I know that's so funny wow. So he took a shine to you? He did. He did. He did. He found a diamond in the rough I'm still in the rough. You're still in the rough. Mm-hmm. Okay. Um, okay, so what? Please let me have some of this drink. I know it's really a beautiful brown color, isn't it? Looks so good. I know. The brown liquids. It looks so good. I'm, I'm, I'm looking a brown drink. Neat. Yes, you have yours. Neat. I have mine on the rocks. Yes. So what is it? So instead of a, a cocktail this week what we're sipping is an infused lcu Ooh. And it's called the Rock and Rye Whiskey. You see what I did there? What? You like that? Yeah. I have never heard of this. Well, actually there's a package version of it that's big in mass called Rock and Rye. And I don't know who makes it, but when I went to go get the rye to make this The guy at the liquor store started chatting about that and he was like, it was so, it was really popular for a long time and now he just doesn't sell any. But yeah, you can actually get it all pre-made. Oh, wow. But we made it ourselves. And, and now I said, I've never heard of this, but then did that jog your memory? I just correct it. Yeah. It was a line from, it all comes back to the Grateful Dead. Oh. It's a line from Grateful Dead Song, Mississippi Uptown Tulu. And they say, oh yeah, have a cup of rock and r Oh, there you go. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Well, so this is kind of an old school, old timey recipe. Mm-hmm. And it's from the 19th century and it was seen as a cure-all, it was actually medicine at the time. It still is Nancy. Yeah. Yeah. I know. Specifically for coughs at that time. Oh. It's a different kind of medicine for us now. Okay. Yeah. Um, it was sold at Pharmac. And it's perfect. That was, that was back when like cocaine was sold in farm. Exactly. Exactly. Do you want, and they'll be like, you know, here's your, you know, aspirin. Do you want some cocaine with that too, too? Do you want some cocaine with that? Do you want some heroin in with, without the cocaine? I can throw the heroin in for free. Opium is totally free of charge. It's all good. It was originally made with something called whore hound. Whore hound. And she's a bitter perennial, lemme just tell you that. Is the actual or named? Yeah. No, w. Oh, just the h. Okay. Well that kind of takes some fun outta that. Yeah. It's in the Mint family, but, um, oh, never heard of it. Yeah, I did. We didn't make it with that because that's kind of hard to find, you think. Um, and it was, folk medicine, right? Mm-hmm. And, it was a key, and I guess Jorge was a key ingredient in all, like cough medicine at that time in lozenges, including in Rico lab products. Well, I'm not surprised because doesn't that have like a million herbs and, yeah. So on. Yeah. So is it grown in the US or not Indigenous? Maybe. Or maybe it is. Who knows? I don't know. I think, well, I mean, mints grow is like a weed here. So right now I'm gonna, I'm going to look that up. Yeah, we're gonna have to, so as a medicine, rock and rye was taxed at a lower rate than liquor. And, so it was super profitable. And in 1883, the drink was finally reclassified as a distilled spirit. So it lost that bonus. Okay. Yeah. And so what's in this? So, you take a bottle of rye whiskey, a 750 mil, classic mm-hmm. Bottle of rye whiskey, and I put it in a decanter. Mm-hmm. And then add cinnamon, two cinnamon sticks, one plain sugar rock candy stick. That is so awesome. One teaspoon of whole clove. Can I? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Can I ask you why the candy stick as opposed to just some sugar? Well, you could use. Regular sugar too, but it's just, but it's way more cool. It's kind of fun. It is very fun. Yeah. I think also the crystallized sugar might be clearer. Yeah. You know? Okay. Not so it won't make it cloudy. Mm-hmm. Uh, two orange slices and two lemon slices. So what you do is you combine the whiskey, the cinnamon, the rock candy, and the cloves in a sealable glass container. And you keep it in a cool dark place for at least two days. And then you pull it out and add the orange and lemon slices, and then you seal it again and infuse it for another day or two. And, you can taste it to make sure it's got enough of the flavors and therefore you, and you can then strain out the solids Okay. To get any impurities out of there mm-hmm. That come off the fruit especially. And you can keep it in a sealable glass container for up to two months in the fridge. And so you could drink it on the rocks like I'm doing, or, meat or in a cup of tea, like a hot toddie. Very versatile. Yeah. Can I try it now? Please? Let's try it, please. Okay. Cheers. Cheers. Lemme get over there. Wow, that is really good. It's so smooth. It is really good. Yeah. Okay. Because I, like, every once in a while I have a little brown, liquor before I go to bed. Mm-hmm. Just like one finger. Yep. Yep. But it's really harsh. It depends on which one you get. It can be really, yeah. Tough on the throat. Think you get in the throat. I have a funny story about the one finger thing, or it's actually two fingers. So my, my friend's father used to say he wants, he ask him to pour him two. Mm-hmm. Two fingers of whiskey. Right. Not this way, but vertically. That is perfect. Yeah. Well, he might even go light and just do one. There you go. One bigger. Yeah, just do the one. I'm just gonna have one now. Um. That's hilarious. Yeah, it's pretty funny. So yeah, this is delicious. I'm liking the rock and ride. I love this. Nancy, thank you for this. I love this. You are super fun. Are you ready for the trivia now? I can't wait for the trivia. Well you don't have to wait any longer. Excellent. Is it happy hour time? It is. Happy hour quiz time. That was our happy hour. Drink time. Mm-hmm. This is a happy hour Quiz time now. And as a reminder. We're gonna go through the questions and then you can answer after we go through'em a second time. Each correct answer is worth one point. Okay? Question one. What is another name for Py Wright? Question two. What is the largest tectonic plate? Question three, what are the three types of rock? Question four. Which of the three types of rock is formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava? Question five, two fine gemstones are from the exact same mineral. The mineral corundum rubies are one. What is the other? Question six, made of soft white chalk. What magnificent geological structure can be seen from the port of Cal A on a clear day? Question seven, what is the softest naturally forming mineral? Question eight, what is the most earthquake prone state in the United States? Question nine. Crater Lake is an example of what geological feature which forms after a collapse of land following a volcanic eruption. And question 10 Earth's core, a dense metallic ball is primarily made up of what? Two elements. And I had to ask Laura, you did not. Yeah. I'm so mad at you already. Okay, we're gonna give you a few moments to wrap up your responses and we'll be back with the answers. And we're back with the answers to happy hour. Laura, you're like, I cannot read you, I cannot read your face. I, well, I wanted you to not. Yeah, well you read me first few like, I dunno. I see a poker face here. I tried to poke it at the end. PPP okay, here we go. Question one. What is another name for pyrite? Fools gold. That's correct. So, when I was at St. Lawrence, where I had that geology class, yeah. There was a waterfall area deep in the woods called Pieties, had tons of fools gold there. Mm-hmm. Oh, that's pretty cool. Yeah, that was cool. Do you have to pan for it as well? Is it, is it the same sort of situation? I don't remember. I think it was just kind of chunks of it, and I was like, oh my God, it's cold. Rich's gold. They're like, that's full scold ties. Hello. And I'm like, oh, okay. And then they scooped it all up and ran. Right, exactly. Yep. Question two, what is the largest tectonic plate? Oh, that has to be, the Pacific or the, the ring of fire, whatever. The Pacific. The Pacific, okay. Yeah, you got it. Yeah. Question three. What are the three types of rock? Those are sedimentary, igneous, oh my God. I was just talking about this. The other sedimentary. Ign Metamorphic. You are correct. Okay. My God. Ding, ding, ding. Question four. Which of those three types of rock is formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava? That's igneous and it is basalt. I think you're looking for basalt. Yeah. Well, you didn't I just, or obsidian or which one it comes from? Yeah. Oh yeah. Igneous. Igneous. Yeah. Mm-hmm. You got it. Well, you want extra points? Yes. Three sixteenths. There you go. Three sixteenths. Um, question five. Two fine. Gemstones are from the exact same mineral. The mineral carum rubies are one. What is the other? It sets sapphire. It is sapphire. Few. Few, few. Bluey. I wasn't sure about that one. Yeah. All right. Five for five. Here we go. Question six, made of soft white chalk. What magnificent geological structure can be seen from the Port of Cal A on a clear day? I can only imagine. It's a great barrier reef. Kelly France. Well, I was gonna say I knew Kelly France. I have no idea. I've actually been there. It's the White Cliffs of Dover. Oh my God. I do you know it well. Yeah. I haven't been there, but yeah, of course I know the white cliffs. That's so dumb. I was thinking not towards England. I was thinking just out to sea. I thought it was a sea future. Got it. Got it. Oh well. Okay. All right. You're still doing well. I was thinking, I was thinking there must be a Kelly in Australia. Yeah. Right. Oh yeah. That is a big, that is a big structure too. Question seven. What is the softest naturally forming mineral? It's gotta be talc. It is talc. Okay. All right. That's zero on the most scale. Oh, that's right. Yeah. We've had that question. We, yeah. Question eight, what is the most earthquake prone state in the United States? This is a little tricky because, we've got three states, well, five states that are on the ring of fire. Mm-hmm. Oh, I feel like I'm on. Who wants to be a Millionaire? I've gotta like, talk my way down. Do you need a phone? So I don't think it's Hawaii because it's not, it, it's not Hawaii. Um, so that leaves, I mean, I wanna say California, but I know Alaska gets a lot of them too. I was just gonna go California, Alaska. Dang it. I thought you were gonna go there. I was so close, but, oh, I mentioned it. How's that? Yes. Hey, another three six. Three six right there. Okay, question nine. Crater Lake is an example of what geological feature, which forms after a collapse of land following a volcanic eruption. That's a Caldera. That is a Caldera. Excellent. Okay. Woo. Woo. Last question. Okay. Your favorite. Oh my God, you are bringing my not so good percentile down. Go ahead. Earth's core. A dense metallic ball is primarily made up of what? Two elements? What? Two elements? Yeah. Maybe you can give me one nickel's in there. Nickel is in there. Iron? Yes. Oh my. She got'em both. She got'em both. And for that, I'm gonna give you two points actually. Oh my God. Okay. I'm so proud of you for getting that. Thank you. So that brings you up to an eight, I think listeners well done. We have no, that is, that is a definite eight. Mm-hmm. That was a full eight. Yeah, I think so. Yeah. But I only had gotten two other wrongs, so if you're giving me an extra point, that's so then you're nine. Yay. Oh my God. I can't even do the math. Yeah. So we've had that question so many times At trivia, at Picasso, at our times. Trivia many. Mm-hmm. And it never sticks. I we're all like, why? Oh my God. I don't know. Because you know what, there's, they ask us about what's in the core of the earth, and then they ask us what's on the surface of the earth. Mm-hmm. And so, and they're different answers. And I think we're, we just, we're not scientists. We don't, I just play one on tv. We just play one In trivia. Oh my gosh. So well done. I'm so, thank you. Thank God it wasn't that well done. I mean, I didn't get the Cliffs of Dover. Well, you know, but see, it's a little known fact. Mm-hmm. That you can see the Great Barrier Reef from Kelly. It It's true. It's true. Yeah. It's that big, big, like just in the distance. It's just a little bit. Yeah. No, that was great. Thanks. Well done. The class obviously worked for you and not for me, I guess, so that it was just fun. I'm sorry you didn't have a fun class, but yeah, I, I did have fun doing the questions. I think yours was probably a little more academically rigorous. I don't know. Alright, let's go to the well. Our next round of questions is called the Well. Something to wet the appetite and build your confidence. If you're following along with their score sheet, each correct answer is worth one point. Question one, what is the name of Charles Darwin's ship? Question two. What former larger than life rockstar is laid to rest in the Peres Cemetery? Question three. Name the only two US zoos that currently have giant pandas. Question four, what is the name of the deepest known point in the ocean? Question five. What bad boy of tennis made his famous lament? You cannot be serious. Question six. Name the Motown Diva who starred as Billie Holiday in the 1972 American biographical musical film, lady sings the Blues. Question seven. Who are Mike d Adam Yolk and Ad Rock? Better known as Question eight, known for her Magical Realism style. What Chilean novelist has written such popular novels as the House of Spirits of Love and Shadows and Daughter of Fortune. Question nine. Who was born? Barbara Millicent Roberts. question 10, what's the name of the pizzeria? And Spike Lee's Do the right thing. And that's all the questions from the well. We'll give you a few moments to wrap up your responses and we will be back with the answers. And we're back with the answers to the well. Question one, what is the name of Charles Darwin's ship? That is the HMS, the Bele Beagle. Yeah. Regal Beagle. Regal Beagle. Question two, what former larger than life rock stars laid to rest in the per lashes cemetery? That is Jim Morrison, Mr. Mojo Rising. He's on the She lounge there. So who else is there? Like Chopin? I don't know. I think there are some, a lot of big names there, but he's probably the most, infamous pop culturey kind of guy. Yeah. Question three. Name the only two US zoos that currently have giant pandas and those zoos are the San Diego Zoo and Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, DC And, you know, for a little while they didn't have pandas actually crazy fact, in 2024, for the first time in 50 years, there were no pandas in the United States zoos at all, at either zoo, at either zoo, because there were diplomatic tensions with China. And those are better now. Well, I guess apparently, well, I think the San Diego Zoo got theirs in 2024 at some point. And then the And were they the same pandas they had before? Because I saw, no, I saw those pandas back in like 2017. Okay. I saw'em ages ago at the, yeah. National Zoo. Mm-hmm. But they have theirs back or new ones, I'm not sure. Right. They got them last January. They have their exhibit back either way. Yeah. Okay. But apparently it does not really work from a conservationist standpoint. Like they're like, we live together. We're brother and sister. Yeah, exactly. It's not really. Yeah. They're really just a commodity. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Anywho, question four, what is the name of the deepest known point in the ocean? And that is the Mariana Trench? It used to be the deepest on earth, but a human made borehole. The cola super deep, borehole went deeper. Forgot about that. Yeah, I totally forgot about that. So it's the, that's the deepest point in the ocean, right? And then the borehole is the deepest point on earth. Okay. Okay. Question five. What bad boy of tennis made famous? His lament? You cannot be serious. I can totally see him doing this. John McEnroe, and the thing is his headband and his big curly hair. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. And the funny thing is like, he wasn't wrong. He usually wasn't wrong, but they didn't have eagle eye back then. They didn't have the instant replay. Yep. And I remember watching a couple and we're like, oh, he is right. Clearly he's right. He saw the puff of chalk come up and they called it out. It was ridiculous. That's so funny. And I will say that he is the best tennis commentator. Oh, I agree. Totally. Absolutely. Great. Patrick, him and his brother together good too. Yep. Yep. But I like John better. Yeah, he's great. Question six. Name the Motown Diva who star as Billie Holiday in the 1972 American biographical musical film, lady sings the blues. And that's Diana Ross. Who else could play that? I mean, she was amazing. That was a great movie. We'll have to see that. It's great. It's a really good movie. Okay. And Billy D. Williams was in it with him. With her, okay. Yeah. Yep. Lando Calrissian. Is that him? Yeah, that's who that is. Uhhuh. Oh, no way. Now I'm gonna have to see it. Question seven. Who are Mike d Adam Yauch and Ad Rock. Better known as the Beastie Boys. Have you seen them in concert? No. No, no. Oh my God, so good. I saw them a bunch of time in the Times in the nineties. What was the name of the place that was underneath you? The um Oh, mercury Lounge. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Never there. Never there.'cause they were too big. They were too big. But Irving Plaza, I saw them a couple times. That was awesome. I wish I could have seen them. I love those guys. Super V, question eight. Known for her Magical Realism style. What Chilean novelist has written such popular novels as the House of Spirits of Love and Shadows and Daughter of Fortune. And that is Isabella y Day. And she is this interesting fact. She's the niece of Salvador Yday, who was Chile's democratically elected socialist president in the seventies. And then he was ousted by Pinoche and Yeah. Which was I think supported by our CIA at the time probably. Yeah. Yeah. I like interesting. I do like her books. Um, okay, question nine. Who was born? Barbara Millicent. Roberts Barbie Bar. Oh, yeah. She was named after Ruth Handler's daughter Barbara, who inspired the Dolls creation. Oh, is that, so she created the doll. She must have her mom. Yep. Okay. Yep. And she hails from, the fictional town of Willows, Wisconsin, which sounds so idyllic. Mm-hmm. And debuted at the New York Toy Fair in 1959. Was that, I felt like she was so much older. Was that her in the movie Barbie that was sitting on the bus stop? Was it. Yeah. I think it, I She's still alive. Well, I think so. She would've been young, right. And. I, I guess 19. Well, when was she born? 19. 1959. Yeah. So she's not that old. No. Well that's so interesting. I think that's, and I didn't realize, I, I kind of just thought she was from like the forties or thirties or something. I love that scene. I didn't watch that movie, Nancy. It's such a, it's such a moving scene and I guess, Greta Gerwig, the director was told to cut it. They didn't want her to keep it in there. And she's like, that is the whole movie. That is it. That's the meaning of the movie. So she stood up for it. Good thing she didn't listen. Yeah. Alright, last question. Number 10. What's the name of the pizzeria in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing. That's Sal's Sal's famous pizzeria. They're all like, so funny. That's such a New York thing.'cause it is. There's, isn't there Sal's Pizza? Well, there's Ray's, there's a gazillion rays. But they all, I thought there was also als. They're all like the original Ray's, famous Ray's. World famous. But they're all, different owners and, okay. No way affiliated. No, I have not watched that movie since the nineties or when did it come? Late eighties. Early. Like 1990 ish. I think it's like 1990 ish. Yeah. Yeah. 90, 91, 89 and one of those. I remember seeing that in the theater and just being totally wide-eyed the whole time. Like, whoa, it's so good. Whoa. It is. This is amazing. Yeah. That's really good. Just for the record, I like the rays on Prince Street and Soho. That's the best one. Okay. I haven't been to that one. I know. I know where Prince Street is, but I haven't been to the Rays. We didn't have any New York pizza when we were there. What were we thinking? No, we didn't. Although I had the option of getting some in, grand Central, but it didn't look good. It looked like No, it looked like Chicago style pieces. It like thickened. Ew. I don't like that. No, I don't either. Yeah. That's not, that's not the real deal. No. Well, we'll have to go back. I like Picasso better. Oh man. Oh, than Deep Dish. Than Deep Dish. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh, I do not like Deep Dish. No. At all. Not my, not my thing. Yeah. Remember when Uno's was like so big? It was like this Sad. I mean, I remember that, but I don't think I ever really went. Yeah. I don't like that kind of Well, no, no, no. Shade to shut Chicago. That's it's Oh no. None at all. It's just, it's basically where, what you grew up with and what you're used to. Yeah. Yeah. I like and, and the fact that New York style is much better. Just throwing it down. Okay. You know, come at me. Alright. we better get outta there then. And move into straight No chaser. Yeah. Straight no chaser. And take a sip. This is delicious, Nancy. Yes. Good job with this. Really. And it's so easy. It's easier than making a cocktail. You just throw everything in a contain. It really is. Once, once you do the work up front, it's easy, which is barely any. And then, yeah, then you've got this yummy flavor cheese, really delicious. Oh, and it's on par with our new year, healthy, because this is like medicine. Mm-hmm. This is, you know, we had our celery Yeah. Celery detox drink that Johnny Utah. Yep. And, and our fruit filled daiquiri. Mm-hmm. God, not a lot of sugar New Year knew us. Oh totally. I like that. This is good. All right. Straight no chaser. Each correct answer in this round is worth two points. Question one. What long and powerful family Dynasty began with Jeffrey, the V of Anju in 1154 and ended with the death of Richard III in 1485. question two. Whereas statutory law is created by legislative bodies, what type of law is created by past court decisions or precedents? Question three, what is the pseudonym that was used by a number of ghost writers, including Mildred Wirt and Leslie McFarland to write the Nancy Drew detective series of books? Question four, what did the short-lived and largely unpopular volted act do? Question five. What 1990s musical features the songs, seasons of love, and take me or leave me. Question six. Who is Dr. Java's Love? Question seven. What is the name of the tattooing bar in the Star Wars franchise? Where star pilots hung out and listened to Jazzy tunes? Question eight. What sporting event is known as El Classico? Question nine, what? Legendary musician who died in 2016 and shares a birthday with Elvis, played a vampire on screen in a 1983 movie. Question 10. What statue? One of Rockefeller Center's greatest Art deco icons is located at 45 Rockefeller Plaza. Was designed by architect Lee Lawry and was created by sculptor Renee Chamberlain. We'll give you a few moments to wrap up your responses and we'll be back with the answers. We are back with the answers to straighten no chaser. Question one. What long and powerful Family Dynasty began with Jeffrey The fifth? The OU in 1154 and ended with the death of Richard II in 1485. That was the Plantagenets. Hmm. Plant. Plant and storied family also included Richard the Lionheart, Henry ii and King John. Hmm. Um, that was the family of Shakespeare tragedies, seriously. And if you've ever watched, or read the book Dan Brown's books, um, what are they called again? Oh, like the Da Vinci Code? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mm-hmm. The plant tat feature heavily in that. Yes, they do. Yeah. Question two. Where a statutory law is created by legislative bodies, what type of law is created by past court decisions or precedents? That is common law. Can you explain that to me? Yeah. So a lot of times we will enact laws and you they get put on the books, um, prophylactically, so to speak. Mm-hmm. You know, beforehand. Yeah. Um, but some are. Are novel issues. Mm-hmm. And they come up in, in the court mm-hmm. And the decisions of those cases then become, I see. Law, they don't become, I get it. Okay. Codified mm-hmm. In any sort of way. But the courts rely on past decisions. Got it. Question three, what is the pseudonym that was used by a number of ghost writers, including Mildred Bt and Leslie McFarland to write the Nancy Drew detective series of books. It's Caroline Keen. Did you know that I had No, I, I came across this and I was like, what thought you could asked me? Who wrote Nancy Drew? And I was Oh, what? Carolyn Keene. Oh, Caroline. Oh yes, absolutely. I had no idea. Yeah. That was more than one person. Yeah. So Edward Strat Meyer, the founder of Strata, my syndicate, hired the writers beginning with Mildred wt, and then later she became Mildred Benson. Oh, I was like, there were two Mildred. No, that's just, that's weird. And then the writers were paid$125 for each book. Are you joking me? Yeah. Nope. And were required by their contract to give up all rights to the work and to maintain confidentiality. That's why we didn't know about it. That is crazy. But those were fantastic books. Oh, I loved them. What was your favorite Nancy Drew book? Maybe the staircase one. That one. Oh, the Hidden Staircase. The Hidden Staircase. Yeah. I mean, I love that one. I remember the cover of that. And she had a flashlight, well I had the, um, the old ones,'cause they were my mother's come on. And they had a fabric blue knitted fabric in them, or like a, it was tweed kind of fabric. They were really cool. I had some of the new ones too, but I had a lot of hers old ones. My sister Meredith had, I, maybe all of them. I don't know. She had a collection that was maybe five feet long. Oh, I definitely, yeah. Yeah. And um, I just remember flipping through them, looking at all the different covers. Question four, what did the short-lived and largely unpopular volstead act do? Boo. Banned the sale. Manufacture and transport of intoxicating beverages. In other words, prohibit Prohibition. Prohibition. Not a friend of our show. No. We are not fans. We don't like them. Do you? Can you imagine what kind of show this would be? Prohibition, we're still, we'd be drinking a lot of medicine. We wouldn't have a show. No, no. Question five what? 1990s Musical features. The song's season of love, and take me or leave me. Yeah, that's rent. Yep. Yeah. I never got to see that, but did everyone loved it? You didn't love it. You didn't love it? Yeah, it was fine. Everyone else seemed to love it. I know I'm not, but I, I usually, my tastes usually fall in line with you, so Yeah. I'm not in the majority here then I wouldn't be either. It's fine. Question six. Who is Dr. Ava's? Love Answer? Laura. Laura. Laura. Not Laura. Laura, not Laura. No. You in there. Question seven. What is the name of the tattooing bar in the Star Wars franchise where Star Pilots hung out and listened to Jazzy Tunes that would be the Mo Isley Cantina. I love that scene. It's a great scene. It's so fun. Question eight, what sporting event is known as El Classico? That is football or soccer? Um, the matches between r Madrid and FC Barcelona. Yep. They're heated rivalry. Big rivalry. Yeah. And Barcelona. Even I knew that Barcelona just beat, um, r Madrid for some Copa. Probably Copa Classico or something. Mm-hmm. And, uh, R Madrid coach got fired the day the next day. Oh my God. The states are so high. They're really high. Yeah. Oh, wow. Okay. Question nine. What legendary musician who died in 2016 and shares a birthday with Elvis, played a vampire on screen in a 1983 movie. I love this movie. It was David Bowie In The Hunger. The Hunger. It's so good. Watched it a lot in college. Okay. Is it like a Campy movie or is it actually good? No, it's really good. Is it? Yeah. Yeah. I recommend, um, definitely didn't see that and that's interesting. I would've thought I would've seen it Anyhow. I add that too. The long laundry list of movies I need to watch. You've got a list. Yeah, I know, but I, uh, it would help if I actually kept a list. That's true. Okay. Well, yeah. I just have to listen. Maybe we need to pod a shared, uh, note for that. Yes. Movies. I think we should on the list. Let's do that. Okay. Question 10. What statue? One of Rockefeller Center's greatest art deco icons is located at 45 Rockefeller Plaza. That is Atlas. Yep. Yeah, that's a great one. I love that. It's, I love seeing it every time. I love seeing it too. Yeah. He's all bent over and carrying the world on his shoulders. Yes. All right. That wraps up the answers to straight No chaser, and we are on to Mystery round. Mystery round. We need music for that. Do we? I don't know. We need like a Scooby Doo theme for that one. Yes. The mystery machine round. That would be good. Yeah. Um, it is time for our mystery round. Mm-hmm. The answers to the 10 questions in this round all have a connection in common. Answer the individual questions correctly, and then try to guess what that connection is. Each correct answer, including the answer to the connection is worth two points. Question one. In Norse mythology, this group of maidens serve the God Odin. Question two. What British American Rock Band formed in 1971 performed the title song for the James Bond movie, live and Let Die. Question three, what is the full name of the Statue of Liberty in English? Question four. What is the name of the medium sized wildcat species with a characteristic bobtail that can be found in Spain and Portugal? This cat was severely endangered by the early two thousands, but has seen a significant population increase thanks to conservation efforts. Question five, what Marvel comics character was born to a Kenyan tribal princess and an African American photojournalist father and appeared in giant size X-Men. Number one. Question six, which planet has no moons but does have a crater named after Dr. Zeus? Question seven. What classic 1970s film featured 19-year-old Tony Monero, whose life trajectory has changed when he meets Stephanie Manano? Question eight. In the game of poker, these cars are sometimes called pocket rockets or the bullets. Question nine, one of Weezer's most successful hits, this song features the joyful lyrics. We'll run away together. We'll spend some time forever. We'll never feel bad anymore. And question 10, celebrities. Even D listers love unusual names for their offspring. What was the name chosen by Rob Kardashian and Black China when their daughter was born in 2016. And that wraps up the questions to Mystery Round. We'll give you a few moments to finish up your responses and we will be back with the answers. And we're back with the answers to the mystery around question one. In Norris mythology, this group of maidens serve the God Odin. Those are the Valkyries. Valkyries. Yeah. I just love the name. Yeah, I know. It's great. I don't know why. I just do. Yeah. And I know you, you're not a Thor Ragnar Rock kind of gal, but in that movie I would watch it. Tessa Thompson is the Valkyrie, and she's. So good. Okay. She's like, she's a drunk because all the other ones were killed. And she's just a mess. And, but she, it's an awesome part. I love it. Okay. No, I would definitely watch that. I like Norse mythology. We should, yeah. We should watch that one. Question two. What British American rock band formed in 1971 performed the title song for the James Bond movie, live And Let Die. And that's Wing Paul McCartney. Yes. My favorite. He's such a Yes. Goat. You saw him last year I saw. Yeah. Well, I mean, it was barely a month ago. Yeah. Um, two months or whatever. Mm-hmm. I saw him in December. Meghan and I went up and saw him in Montreal and it was so cool. Oh, like, I, I want It was a bucket list item. Yeah. But it blew my mind way more than I ever thought it would. It was so amazing. He's such a cool guy. Question three, what is the full name of the Statue of Liberty in English. And that is Liberty Enlightening the world. Yeah, I didn't know that. Did you have, have you always known that? I mean, I grew up not too far, and we would go there like, yeah, we would always go around 4th of July. There was an international festival and they'd have food people with from different countries and Okay. It was all but immigration. So, yeah. I mean, I, I didn't, I didn't know that, only because I've been there a bunch. Okay. Never with my kids though. We stood and looked at it from a, from afar, from very far away. Yeah. It's one of those things you have to like plan in advance now. I mean this was when I, in the seventies, you could just go, yeah. I went up into, um, the crown. Yeah, same. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty cool. Cool. All right, question four. What is the name of the medium sized wildcat species With a characteristic bobtail that can be found in Spain and Portugal, and it makes sense. It's the Iberian Lynx. Question five. What Marvel comics character was born? Aurora Monroe to a Kenyan tribal princess and an African American. It's like Ger photojournalist father. That's Storm question six, which planet has no moons but does have a crater named after Dr. Seuss Mercury. I love that. Yeah. And the name of the crater is Seuss. Question. Not to be confused with Zeus. Not to be confused with Zeus. It's Seuss. Just Zeus looks like a big cat in a hat. Yes. Question seven. What classic 1970s film featured 19-year-old Tony Minero whose life has changed when he meets Stephanie Manano. And that is Saturday Night Fever Classic. Such a classic question eight. In the game of poker, these cards are sometimes called pocket rockets or the bullets. Those are ACEs. Yeah. Also called Admiral Act bars, which I love. He was in, um. Star Wars. Oh, he's the one who said as a trap, that guy. Okay. Admiral Akbar or American Airlines. You know a Oh yeah. I was like, what? Yeah. Got it. ACEs? Mm-hmm. Okay. Question nine. One of Weezer's most successful hits this song features the lyrics. We'll run away together. We'll spend some time forever. We'll never feel bad anymore. And that's Island in the Sun. A delightful song. Question 10. Celebrities love unusual names for their offspring. What was the name Chosen by Rob Kardashian and Black China for their daughter. And that's dream. So that's like a fever Dream, actually. A fever Dream. So let's go over this. So we've got ies, we've got Wings, Liberty, and Lightning. The World. We've got the beds and Lynx. The storm. We've got Mercury. Saturday Night Fever, ACEs, sun Island in the Sun and Dream. Dream is that Nance? Those are all WNBA teams. They've got great names actually. They do have great names. Way, way better than the, don't you think NBAI totally agree. alright, So that wraps up mystery round and brings us to top shelf. And in this round every question is worth three points. All right, let's finish on a strong note here. Question. One name, the coming of age rock musical based on an 1891 German play. Question two. In this 1970 Caldecott award-winning children's book, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Sylvester inadvertently turns himself into a rock. What type of animal was Sylvester? Question three, what geological formation is characterized as an oval shaped hill composed of glacial till formed beneath a glacier or ice sheet and aligned in the direction of flow? Question four, what is the only capital city in the world with a national park within its borders? Question five, this song about the killing of a society woman after she murders her unfaithful lover was composed by Cole Porter in 1934, and most notably sung by Ella Fitzgerald. Question six, from the Ojibwe language for big sea or huge water, the name Geechy Gummi almost always refers to which of the Great Lakes. Question seven, what is the name of the pioneering ambulance service that was established in 1967 to serve the neglected Black Hill District of Pittsburgh? Question eight. Which SNL alum is Julia Louis Dreyfus married to question nine. Where was Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism? Born. And question 10. The most common type of what? Dessert popular across the Middle East, Balkans, central Asia and South Asia is a crumbly fudge like dessert made from tahini or sesame paste and sugar. While other versions use flour semolina or lentils cooked with ghee, sugar and spices. Okay. Take a few moments to wrap up your responses and we will be back with the answers. We are back with the answers to top shelf. Question one. Name The coming of age rock musical based on an 1891 German play. That would be Spring Awakening. I saw it for the first time a couple years ago because Megan's son was That's what I thought that was. Yeah. That's why I was giving you this funny look. Like, was that one, what, what do I know that from where was just the awakening. Okay. Question two. In this 1970 Cal Dicot award winning children's book, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Sylvester inadvertently turns himself into a rock. What type of animal was Sylvester? He was a donkey. I had this book. Mm-hmm. It was such a great book. I loved it. It was so adorable. Um, and yeah, his parents don't know where he is and they inadvertently turn him back into, oh, a donkey. So he's reunited with his parents. It's adorable. Oh, and what is the controversy of this book? Yeah, there was controversy surrounding, I mean, you would think like, how could this cute little book have any controversy? But the police in the book, the police who come to investigate this mystery were. Pigs. Oh my God. Which is hilarious. That is okay. Yeah. That's funny. And that was as a result in 1970, so was when they were using that term. Right. And so as a result, it was not stocked by public books and libraries in the United States. Can you go believe that? I mean, it's kind of hilarious. Oh my God. That is funny. You know, when, uh, Waze tell, tells us there's a cop coming. Yeah. We always say, I smell bacon. Do you smell bacon? Oh my God. That is hilarious. Question three. What geologic formation is characterized as an oval shaped hill composed of glacial till form beneath the glacier or ice sheet. That is a drumlin. Hmm. That's like something you see a lot in Massachusetts, isn't it? It is. I know we've touched on this a million times. Mm-hmm. So listeners, yeah. You should know this by now. It's Yes. That, that, um, it's a adrenaline in Bunker Hill in Charlestown is a adrenaline, although you can't tell because it's all built up. All built up now. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Question four, what is the only capital city in the world with a national park within its borders? That's Nairobi, Kenya. Question five. This song about the killing of a society woman after she murders her unfaithful lover was composed by Cole Porter in 1934. And most notably sung by Ella Fitzgerald. That's Miss Otis Regrets. Do you know this song? I don't. It's so good. Oh God. It is really good. And I didn't really understand what it was about until I read up on it. And it's a parody. It's like a typical folk ballad or dramatic stories highlighting the absurdity of a tragic situation. And like her tragic situation is that she's a society woman and you know, she can't go to dinner. And she's like, she's saying, miss Otis regrets. She can't make it to dinner. Oh, yeah, I see. So, oh, that's a good song. Cole Porter's awesome. Question six. From the Ojibwe language for Big C or Huge Water, the name Geechy Gummi almost always refers to which of the Great Lakes. That's Lake Superior. And why is it almost always? Because it it could, it, I mean, it's generic for Big Sea, huge water, so Oh, oh, I see. Oh, I see. It's any big body of water. But, according to the Ojibwe, they almost, it almost always is Lake Superior, because that's the biggest, that's the Great Lakes. And that is memorialized in the Song of Hiawatha by Longfellow. And also, um, the wreck of edms Fitzgerald question seven. What is the name of the Pioneering ambulance service that was established in 1967 to serve the neglected Black Hill District of Pittsburgh? That was called Freedom House Ambulance Service. And tell us about that. Nancy, you wrote that question? Yeah. Well, so it was staffed by, black men and women entirely, and they actually like. They were incredible. They revolutionized CPR and advanced life support, not in the hospital setting. Um. Oh, that's amazing. Yeah. They were really revolutionary. Dr. Peter Sapphire is known as the father of CPR, actually from that service. And there's in episode of The Pit, which I love, love, love. Second season just started not too long ago. So good. Um, in which, there's a guy who comes into the ER who was in that service.'cause it's in Pittsburgh that show. Oh, pit. Yeah. Hence pit. Yeah. Got it. Well, also they call the pit, I guess ER doctors call the ER the Pit. Mm-hmm. So, okay. It's a double entendre. Very cool. Of course, they had to set it in Pittsburgh just to, yeah, they had to double down on that. Question eight. Which SNL alum is Julia Louis Dreyfus married to, that is Brad Hall. Yeah. And they're still going, they've been married forever. Yeah. Over 30 years I think. Right. Do they have children? Yeah, I think they've. Two kids maybe. Okay. Yeah. Question nine, where was Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism Born, and that would be right here in our state of Vermont. Yeah. And Sharon, for better or worse, Sharon, Vermont. I went down there actually and went to the Did you like his old house and Yeah. The homestead? Yeah, the homestead. I went down to when Hugo decided to go to Utah for school, I went and a deep dive on Mormonism. Read all these books. I was like, whoa. Okay. Yeah. Oh. Remember we went and saw the movie The Heretic? Yes. Yeah. About those poor young girls who, missionaries. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Missionaries and Mormon missionaries who tried to convert you. Grant hug Grant. Oh my God. Frightening. He's the best scary person because, because he's, there was a lot, I like a lot. I, there was a lot I liked about that movie a lot. It didn't really go anywhere that was like, kind of, it was slow. Yeah. It was slow moving. Um, but ILI loved the idea and I did too. I love Hugh Grant as scary because he, I love him as a badie. Exactly. His best. Badie, Paddington. Okay. He is so good in that. Okay. It's so funny. Okay. And finally, question 10, the most common type of what dessert popular across the Middle East, Balkan, central Asia and so forth, is a crumbly fudge, like dessert made from all sorts of stuff. Um, that would be Alva. Yeah. I like it. Do you like it? I don't think I've had, you know what? I think I have had it. Mm-hmm. Um, it is good. Mm-hmm. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, for sure. All right. Well, Nancy, that's it. That's all our questions for today. Oh my goodness. How did everyone do out there? I hope you did well. I think you did. Did you like your quiz? I loved it. Oh, good, good. I wish I had gotten a hundred or 110%, but, well, you got the bonus question, so I'm pretty happy about that. You know, I'm going to be dreaming about the Cliffs of Dover tonight, kicking myself next episode is super exciting, Laura. Oh my God, it was so much fun. I know. We'll have JR Havelin on. He's, an old friend and a standup comedian and a writer who has won eight Emmys. Eight hello people. Eight Emmys Yeah. For his work on the Daily Show. And, um, this guy is the real deal. He had us laughing the whole time. Just the whole time. Like, I mean, if I had a drink in my mouth the whole time, I would've been spit, take spit, taking everything. This guy was off the charts. Yeah, he killed as he would say. He killed. He killed he slayed. I'm so psyched for that, and what are we going to need to have on hand for the drink? Well, we will be drinking an appropriately named cocktail for the occasion. Yay. And you'll, I can't tell you now, you'll find out next week. But here's what you'll need to have on hand. Slow gin, like not fast gin. Wicked slow, wicked slow gin. Um, not to be confused with regular gin. This is slow gin. And you'll know it D-S-O-E-S-L-O-E. And you'll know it is different from regular gin because it's a purple color. Yeah. So slo gin, apricot liqueur. Not to be confused with apricot brandy. No. Although if you're in a very big pinch, you could use that. You could switch it out. But, they are different. Yeah. So if you can get the apricot liqueur and, some lemons. For garnish? Simple or no? No, the, um, lemons for Juice. Juice. Juice. Juice, juice. Yeah. Okay. And it is a simple, yet stunning cocktail. Yeah. All right. Cool. All right. And I'm, I am out of my drink. Oh, I have a little bit more. You do. Yeah. Cheers. Mine was so good. Cheers. Me. Cheers again. All right. Thank you, Nancy. Good, good app. Loved it. Super fun. Thanks for joining us folks. Yeah. See you next time everyone. See you next time. Bye. Bye.