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143. The Punchline to the Fox Force Five Joke, Episode

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Pat:

Do a round of trivia before we head out.

SG2:

I like that idea. We're not gonna be too good, I feel like, but we're gonna try.

Pat:

You're in good company then.

SG2:

You

Pat:

None of these guys are that good at it. You answer the question that'll be based on that category. You'll get a point if you get it. You'll get another point if you could tell me whether or not your answer is a PDGA, legal DisCap.

SG2:

Okay.

Pat:

All right, so you get a point for each. If you don't get the initial question right, you don't get to guess whether or not it's a DisCap.

SG2:

Right.

Pat:

We're going Jaimen. Kenji. That's Jack and Kenji. Ryman. That's a Ryan and Jaimen and Cole.

Jack:

Yeah.

Pat:

Like, Like an old bluesy, you know, jazz player. Yeah. Cole Parker.

SG2:

Oh, I love it. Sounds

Pat:

Yeah. All right. That is actually reverse order though. Cole. Parker going first, then Ryman. Then Jaimen. Kenji.

SG2:

Oh boy.

Pat:

We're basically going in age order.

Kenji:

Guy's rule. Zach

Ryan:

Battle the decades here

Pat:

Cole Parker. Yeah. All right. Your categories are food feelings, and because it was demanded trees, food, feelings, and trees.

SG2:

Like a

Jack:

That is not true. That's a lie. Nobody likes trees.

Pat:

Hm.

SG2:

I know it. Let's go trees. I'm saying.

Pat:

Cole Parker going trees off the bat. In 1949, the Montana legislature designated that the Ponderosa type of what was its state tree? In 1949

SG2:

A pine. Final answerer. Final answer. Too easy. Too easy. Dub.

Pat:

is the pine a DisCap.

SG2:

Yes.

Pat:

You both agree?

SG2:

By west side, right? It's by tri.

Pat:

Westside? Disc. Golf. March 23rd,

SG2:

Yes.

Pat:

All right. Cole. Parker. Yep. Reman, what category would you like?

Ryan:

I love food and I hate talking about my feelings, rather eat my feelings. Strategy would be, let's take all the tree questions from the skimbo, but I'm thinking food. What do you think Jaimen?

Jack:

Jaimen Hume Paging Jaimen Hume.

Jaimen:

Oh, I'm muted. Sorry. I've been responding for like five minutes.

Jack:

Yeah, you've made a lot of really good points.

Jaimen:

I think the last thing I said is don't talk about your feelings anymore. Then let's go

Jack:

Mm-hmm.

Ryan:

All right. Perfect food. It's

Pat:

Wait, wait. Let me just make sure I read the right question for Jaimen this week. Food category. Though it's Georgia State Fruit, about three fourths of the fruit grown in the US. From what tree is from California? Though it's Georgia State Fruit, about three fourths of the fruit grown in the US From what tree is from California?

Ryan:

It'd be the peach, I would assume, right.

Jaimen:

But like, what about almonds?

Pat:

Do you agree Jaimen with almond? No

Jaimen:

It's the no

Pat:

Know, I know.

Jaimen:

Yes, it's the beach.

Pat:

Is the Peach a DisCap?

Jaimen:

That's kind of a good name for a.

Jack:

It's a great name for a DisCap, especially if you're a caddy shack man.

Ryan:

Sounds like one of those, What's the one that Nico just kicked off of?

Jaimen:

Clash.

Ryan:

Doesn't it sound like something that they would have?

Jaimen:

It does sound like it, but Jack just agreed with me, so I'm, I've changed my mind.

Jack:

Mm-hmm.

Ryan:

I think, I don't know.

Pat:

About five seconds.

Jaimen:

Yeah, let's go with the S then we can still blame it on Jack, so it's a win-win.

Ryan:

I feel like I've seen it before. Yeah. I think it's a Clash DisCap

Pat:

Final answer, both.

Ryan:

Yes.

Jaimen:

Yep.

Pat:

Clash DisCap, September 26th, 2022.

SG2:

oh.

Jaimen:

Wow.

Jack:

Wow.

Ryan:

good

Jaimen:

So it wasn't for very long.

Pat:

No.

Jack:

You have not

Pat:

Been out for a

Jack:

Before.

Pat:

All right. Yeah, September 26th, uh, was a, a DisCap.

Ryan:

Name other ones? Is there a Blueberry or something?

Jack:

I'll have the Raspberry.

Pat:

What category would you like to uh, take?

Kenji:

Jack. I cried at the wedding, so I'm in tune with my feelings, but, uh, I much prefer food.

Jack:

Yeah. As do I my friend, as do I.

Pat:

In Charlie in the Chocolate Factory. What kind of fruit does the gum chewing Violet Bow regards swell into?

Jack:

it? No, it's a SNAs. No, no,

Pat:

In Charlie in the Chocolate Factory, what kind of fruit does the gum chewing Violet Bow regards swell into?

Kenji:

No, it's a plug. Is a blueberry or it's a blue? Is it a, I think it's blueberry. She's purple-ish.

Jack:

what's her name?

Ryan:

Plums are purple.

Pat:

Bo regard.

Ryan:

You're turning violet. Violet.

Kenji:

Yeah. She gets big and purple.

Jack:

Is she a grape?

Kenji:

No, it's not a grape.

Jack:

Yeah. I'm gonna defer to you, kid.

Kenji:

I think it's a Blueberry.

Jack:

as do I.

Pat:

All right. First of all, whenever Jack's team's turn is, I gotta mute Ryan.

Jack:

Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I,

Pat:

Is the blueberry a DisCap?

Jack:

yes it is. Thanks. Ryan.

Pat:

Kenji? Do you agree? Is the Blueberry a DisCap?

Kenji:

Agree.

Pat:

I'm sorry. No, it is not.

Kenji:

Throw my Blueberry in here.

Jaimen:

Good job, Brian. That was some like next level screwing with them. Planting the idea of the Blueberry being a DisCap before you even knew the question.

Jack:

Got worked.

SG2:

Excuse

Pat:

Did you notice how quiet I got once he said that?

Ryan:

I said that.

Jaimen:

Did. Yeah.

Pat:

And then when I heard Jaimen Jaimen or Jack Kenji, whatever the fuck team my name, they said food again and was like, Oh, damn. I ask that question. So that means we're back to the top. Cole Parker.

Jack:

Can we move on? You've hurt my feelings.

Kenji:

We don't have Jasan here. Do you want me to keep Score?

Pat:

I got it. 2, 2, 1. Uh, Cole Parker at two. Ryman at one. I'm sorry. Cole Parker. Cold Parker and Ryman at two. Jaimen. Kenji at one.

Jack:

That is not.

Kenji:

Guys. They're.

Jack:

Of all, I've seen these kids, they're real skinny. Yeah.

Pat:

What category? Food, feelings or trees?

SG2:

We gotta go cheese again. I guess we gotta go trees again. You know, Which is, Yeah, sorry. Trees,

Pat:

All right. The black and sweet types of what trees provide tight grained wood, prized by craftspeople? The black and sweet types

SG2:

Black walnut.

Pat:

provide tight grained woods prized by craftspeople?

SG2:

Is it black walnut? Where is it? Cherry? Wait, what was the question again? I'm sorry.

Pat:

The black and sweet types of what trees provide. Tight grained woods prized by

SG2:

Oh, black and sweet. I think it's cherry. The black and sweet. I didn't take that part. Cause you got black cherry. Yeah. Yeah. We're going with cherry.

Pat:

Is the cherry a DisCap?

SG2:

No. Okay. And no. Oh hell no. There ain't no DisCap.

Pat:

agree? No.

SG2:

Yep.

Pat:

You are correct.

SG2:

Nice. Yes. Do do.

Pat:

All right. Ryman

Ryan:

It's getting worked here. Geez. Let's talk about our feelings.

Jaimen:

Okay.

Pat:

Question one. Feelings. Pregnant ladies wanting pickles in their ice cream are familiar with what word from the old English for to demand? Pregnant ladies wanting pickles in their ice cream are familiar with what word from the old English for to demand?

Ryan:

The Crave

Jaimen:

great.

Pat:

Is the Crave a DisCap.

Ryan:

Sure is.

Jaimen:

Yep.

Pat:

All right, Ja Kenji, what category would you.

Kenji:

Whatever you want. Pick.

Jack:

First do with food.

Kenji:

Right food. It is

Pat:

What do sumo wrestlers throw into the ring to purify it before each bout, What do sumo wrestlers throw into the ring to purify it before each bout Jack?

Jack:

I, uh, defer to my Asian friend.

Kenji:

Yeah.

Pat:

Is the salt a DisCap.

Kenji:

Uh, I don't know. I've never heard of a salt.

Jack:

Yeah, I've never, I would, would you throw it over your left shoulder?

Kenji:

Right.

Jaimen:

That's called a scooper.

Kenji:

That's only after you drop your four on the ground.

Jack:

That's right.

Kenji:

No.

Jack:

I don't know.

Pat:

That's not a feasible answer. Jack. I can't take, I don't know.

Jack:

I wanna say yes.

Kenji:

You wanna say Yes, I'm

Jack:

I wanna say yes.

Pat:

You're down with that.

Kenji:

Yep.

Pat:

Clash discs. July 11th, 2022.

SG2:

Yep, Yep.

Jack:

I'm gonna throw it over my left shoulder.

Pat:

All right, we're through two rounds. Cole, Parker and Ryman at four. Ja. Kenji at three. Cole. Parker, what do you got?

SG2:

Ah, trees. Okay. We'll go with trees again.

Pat:

Though its Frans have been used by churches on a special Sunday. The sago is not a true type of what? Though, its Frans have been used by churches on a special Sunday. The sago is not a true type of what?

SG2:

Sick. Hmm. Hardwood. So kind of thing. No fun. Are like fun. Fun or bush.

Kenji:

Doubt this will

SG2:

Maybe I thinking not a too type of tree, maybe. I don't know. Yeah, I think, I think nah. Sega. I've never heard of that. Do you wanna say it's not too tree? Yeah. Cause like front, you don't come from trees. Okay. Yeah. We're gonna go with tree.

Pat:

Do you think Ryman?

Jaimen:

Yeah, that was my thought.

SG2:

Oh yeah.

Jaimen:

Palm Fran, Palm Sunday.

Pat:

Is the Palm a DisCap?

SG2:

No.

Jaimen:

I'm gonna say no, it's also not a tree. Palm trees are herbs.

Pat:

You are correct.

Ryan:

Boo.

Pat:

Although, I don't know if I should give you those points if palm trees aren't real trees. Jaimen.

Jaimen:

I know that like banana trees aren't trees, they're herbs.

Pat:

You know what, I would put Tree Rollins in here, so I'm very liberal on my use of the word tree. Tree. Rollins was a basketball player for anybody who.

Ryan:

Oh, did not know.

Pat:

Ryman, That was a steal. You guys are now up 5 43 and it is your category. You have food feelings or trees.

Ryan:

Cuz we got the question in. To

Pat:

Six. You're at six. Five, three. Thank you for thank, Keep correcting. Thank you.

Ryan:

Which we're just so lost without Jasan here,

Pat:

Yeah. Well, that I was, I wanted to ask him for a backup, but you know, he was priority asleep.

Ryan:

Even when delirious. He's smarter than all of us.

Pat:

Exactly.

Ryan:

Jaimen in your choice,

Jaimen:

Feelings.

Jack:

Whoa, whoa,

Pat:

Dylan Thomas instructed, Do not go gentle into that good night, but to do what, what against the dying of the light? Dylan Thomas instructed Do not go gentle into that good night, but do what, what against the dying of the light?

Jaimen:

Apologize. Ryan,

Ryan:

Oh, I feel like we had this question before, or, or I'm crazy.

Pat:

You're crazy.

Ryan:

okay. Oh, it was like charge, Charge

Pat:

Oh, uh, that was the light brigade, charge of the light

Ryan:

The light

Jaimen:

Oh

Ryan:

Right. Ok. What was the quote again?

Pat:

Dylan Thomas instructed,"Do not go gentle into that good night, but do what, what, against the dying of the light."?

Jaimen:

Hmm. It's a feeling.

Ryan:

Yeah, one more time, Pat and then I'll give up. Can we hear it one, one more time

Jaimen:

Muted, maybe

Jack:

What'd you do, man? Did you kick a cable?

Pat:

Oh, I'm sorry. I was on.

Jack:

Go ahead,

Pat:

I, I've read it like three times. Seriously?

Jaimen:

Sorry.

Jack:

All right, that's enough.

Pat:

you're fine, you're fine. Uh, Dylan Thomas, instructed, do not go gentle into that good night, but do what, what against the dying of the light? One more time cuz I owe it to you, Dylan Thomas. Instructed Do not go gentle into that good night but do what, what against the dying of the light?

Jack:

Uh, crisscross suggested that you jump, jump.

Kenji:

Well,

Ryan:

It's not a feeling. Cry. Cry. I don't know. It's not a feeling either.

Jaimen:

I feel like it needs to be more like defensive, like Yeah, like attacking, scream, fight.

Ryan:

Fight. I like fight.

Jaimen:

Okay, let's

Ryan:

That rhymes too. It's not a feeling, but let's go with fight.

Pat:

Chicane

Jack:

Rage. Rage.

Kenji:

I'll do that.

Ryan:

That's right.

Jack:

yes, it's a DisCap. Yes. Yes it is.

Pat:

Discs March 8th, 2007.

Jaimen:

Wow. I didn't know that.

Pat:

I'm gonna call the two Ks from now in two K seven.

Jack:

Oh,

Pat:

I just made that decision. It is done, uh, Now it's 6 54 Ja Kenji. You get your actual question.

Jack:

Oh,

Kenji:

You wanna stick with food or you wanna try trees?

Jack:

Oh. Well, you know, trees doesn't sound that good to me. Like trees just ate my lunch the last time. I messed with, Yeah, let's go Feelings.

Kenji:

Feelings. It.

Pat:

Four years before the reign of Terror was the period of panic called LaGrand pr or the great what? Four years before the Reign Of Terror was the period called LaGrand pr. It's spelled P E U R or the Great what?

Kenji:

Or, uh, That sounds like a good guess. Pure panic. Panic panics a feeling. Yeah, I would go with that. I would agree.

Jack:

All right.

Pat:

What do you think Cole Parker?

Kenji:

Damn it.

Jack:

Damn.

Pat:

The Reign of Terror was the period of panic, it's in the question, called laron por, or the great what

Kenji:

Focused on pr. Just direct translation.

Pat:

P for.

SG2:

I dunno. Wait, wait, wait. You to fear.

Pat:

Is the fear, DisCap,

SG2:

Okay, we're gonna go, No, Nope.

Pat:

You are correct.

SG2:

Let's go baby. Let's go. Too easy.

Pat:

That puts you tied with Ryman at six. Ja. Kenzie only won back at five and you guys get to go again. Uh, let me just make sure I got this one taken off. And what

Kenji:

Inform them. There's only six of each question.

Pat:

Oh, yes. There's six of each question.

SG2:

All

Pat:

Still have. Each category is available

SG2:

What do I do? PDGA? You wanna switch it up or get what you Yeah, yeah. We're gonna switch it up. Food? Yeah, let's go with food.

Pat:

In what 1997 Mariah Carey hit. Does she sing

SG2:

I don't

Pat:

That Sugar never ever was so sweet as her baby's love?

SG2:

We started off in 1997. That's where you got us there.

Kenji:

What year were you born?

Pat:

What 1997 Mariah Carey hit does she sing that sugar never ever was so sweet as her baby's love?

SG2:

The only MI Care song I ever know of is that Christmas song. I don't even know what it's named.

Pat:

All I want for Christmas is you, but remember it's a

SG2:

There we go. Yep, yep, yep. Oh yeah. It's food. Uh oh. It's food. Food. Uh,

Jack:

Yeah, All I want for Christmas is food.

SG2:

Yep. It could be like Sweet or no. I don't know. That's not the name of a song. Could be Kinda Cake, maybe. Could be Candy. Candy. Okay. Candy. I'm saying candy, right? Sure. Yeah, Candy. That's our best option. I mean, it's like half candy, half give up, you know.

Pat:

That's a solid guess. Uh, Ryman, what do you guys think? Cole Parker, Don't worry. These guys are not guaranteed to get it either.

Jack:

When you read the question, I thought that only my partner could possibly know.

Kenji:

Right.

Pat:

In what 1997 Mariah Carey hit. Does she sing that sugar Never Ever was so sweet as her baby's love?

Ryan:

Nope.

Jaimen:

I was hoping that you would know this one. I was honestly thought that they were onto something with candy.

Pat:

You wanna take a guess or you just wanna.

Jaimen:

Um, yeah, I figured the question one more time. Sorry.

Pat:

No, you're fine. In what? 1997 Mariah Carey hit Does she sing that sugar never ever was so sweet as her baby's love?

Ryan:

Cotton candy

Jaimen:

No, I don't think that's the answer. Oh man. I wanna have a good guess. I do wanna have a good.

Jack:

You can't, how can you, how many Mariah carry songs do you know the name of?

Jaimen:

So many Jack, that's the problem. They're stuck.

Pat:

It

Kenji:

Will inform you that my wife makes fun of my like of Mariah Kerry

Pat:

Got about

Jaimen:

Ryan. We need a good guess.

Ryan:

I gave you a guess. Sugar. Let's do sugar, sugar.

Pat:

What do say there ja Kenji?

Kenji:

It honey? I think it's?

Pat:

The honey a DisCap?

SG2:

Um.

Jack:

Bravo.

Kenji:

I DT If a Honey's a Dicks.

Jack:

Bravo. I'm gonna throw my honey here. I begged the honey in three different plastics.

Pat:

It is thighs. Sixes across the board,

Kenji:

Honey. Good. DisCap to, I've never heard of it, but that doesn't mean shit with Pat Your call Jack.

Pat:

I name him.

Jack:

You want it to be my call you? You nailed the Honey and you want me to call this? All right. It's a DisCap.

Pat:

You're good with that. Essential discs.

Kenji:

Yeah, I go Jack

SG2:

What?

Ryan:

But no, it's also a Clash.

Pat:

There's also a wild honey, but the Honey Essential DisCap, that might be the Clash Discs. Uh, Essential Discs. August 26th. I had'em both, but I, yeah, I only needed one. Uh, that put you guys ahead, Ryman, since that went through everybody except for, Yeah. So you guys are up.

Ryan:

Wow. Okay.

Pat:

A couple questions in Food, Feelings and Trees.

Ryan:

Let's take Trees. Jaimen.

Jaimen:

Sounds good.

Pat:

From the Spanish for little apple. What species of evergreen shrubs or small trees can live in places with poor soil and little water like the colder mountainous regions of California from the Spanish for little apple? What species of evergreen shrubs or small trees can live in places with poor soil and little water like the colder mountainous regions of California?

Ryan:

Well, it has to end in ETA.

Jaimen:

Oh, oh, Manzanita.

Ryan:

Okay. Is that a tree?

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Ryan:

Okay. Manzanita?

Pat:

the Manzanita a DisCap

Jaimen:

Yes,

Pat:

Ryan

Ryan:

Yes,

Pat:

Above Ground Level november 23rd, 2018.

Ryan:

Good teamwork there. Let's go.

Jaimen:

I was like, Juniper, does hipper mean small

Pat:

Ja Kenji.

Kenji:

Let's go back to Food Jack.

Jack:

Go back to food. All right? Yep. Food, please.

Pat:

What type of orange gets its name because Chinese officials wore robes of a similar color? What type of orange gets its name because Chinese officials wore robes of a similar color?

Kenji:

Man.

Pat:

Jack, you agree? Is the Mandarin a DisCap?

Kenji:

Ecu, DisCap, Mandarin I don't know. Sounds like a good name for DisCap, Mandarin. Man. Gonna throw my Mandarin here.

Jack:

I'm not gonna throw my Mandarin here.

Pat:

Sounds like an Ironman villain.

Kenji:

All right. You right. I would say yeah.

Pat:

Jack.

Jack:

I'm deferring.

Kenji:

Yes.

Pat:

I'm sorry. No.

Kenji:

Oh,

Jack:

Oh.

Pat:

So that keeps you in Ryman Tide at eight Cole Parker. You guys are at six and it is your pick.

SG2:

All right, we're, let's go with feelings. We haven't done feelings yet. Somebody as well. Hey.

Pat:

Financial crisises in Vienna and New York precipitated the 1873 economic downturn known by what five letter name? Financial crisises in Vienna and New York precipitated the 1873 economic downturn known by what five letter name?

SG2:

Is history class like I think of a guess. Yeah. Economic depression, pressure. Death is a fight outta.

Pat:

Just lost all your money.

SG2:

It's lost all money.

Pat:

Ryan can do it. I can do it to him.

Jaimen:

Yeah,

Ryan:

Ha. only do it to Jack.

Pat:

I know.

SG2:

Uh,

Ryan:

That's not true. I try to screw everybody else.

SG2:

Broke. Oh wait, no, it's not even a feeling. God damn it broke. I don't know. The great sad, I dunno. The big side.

Pat:

Yeah.

SG2:

I don't know. No guesses. Yeah, I think we just suck and we.

Pat:

All right. Uh, Ryman,

Ryan:

Panic.

Pat:

Jaimen, you?

Ryan:

Is a DisCap.

Jaimen:

Yeah, I was gonna say crush, but I think panic makes more sense.

Pat:

is the panic a DisCap?

Ryan:

It is a DisCap. Yes.

SG2:

Yes. Dang.

Pat:

And, uh, what category you got?

Ryan:

I think trees is the smart play here.

Jaimen:

I agree.

Ryan:

All right, trees.

Pat:

All right. Andrew Jackson's toughness during the War of 1812 earned him what nickname? Andrew Jackson's Toughness during the War of 1812 Earned Him what nickname?

Ryan:

Ironwood.

Jaimen:

I don't know if I'm just making this up, but is it old Hickory?

Ryan:

Oh, that sounds familiar. I like that.

Jaimen:

It's a tree.

Ryan:

let's do it. I like it. Hickory.

Pat:

Is The Hickory A DisCap.

Jaimen:

Hey,

Ryan:

Ooh, nice.

Jack:

It's definitely a dickery dock.

Ryan:

Is it an agl? DisCap?

Jaimen:

Not that I'm aware of. So I would say no for the hickory.

Ryan:

I'll say no as well.

Pat:

Are correct.

Ryan:

Whew. All right.

Pat:

All right. Ja Kenji

Kenji:

You call Jack.

Pat:

Weirdly with four questions left.

Jack:

There's

Pat:

There is a question of every category still.

Jack:

Uh, what do you like, Kenji?

Kenji:

I'm down for any of it.

Jack:

All right, we're going to go food. Sticking with food.

Pat:

Hmm, that finishes out the category. California New Zealand are among the major producers of what fuzzy skin fruit that is also known as Chinese Gooseberry? I'd, I swear to goodness, I did not plan to give Kenji all the Asian questions. Uh, California New

Kenji:

I don't mind.

Pat:

major producers of all fuzzy skin fruit that is also known as Chinese gooseberry?

Kenji:

Kiwis.

Jack:

This show is fucking racist.

Ryan:

Fuck

Kenji:

The s I like it. The question. Oh my God.

Jack:

Okay. But second, I agree with my partner that it's a

Pat:

Is the Kiwi a DisCap?

Kenji:

We've been failing on the DisCap. I don't know. Never heard of a Kiwi. It's gotta be a New Zealand company out there that's making a Kiwi, right?

Jack:

My kiwi.

Jaimen:

A Flightless bird,

Kenji:

welcome to the.

Jack:

Yeah, All right. Let's say yes. Uh, let's say yes.

Pat:

You good with that? Kenji? RPM discs.

Jack:

Woo.

Pat:

23rd, 2006 and there it goes to food category. Our last time through, we got feelings and trees. Cole Parker, what do you think?

SG2:

Trees there. I go back to trees. The, Yeah, only one we've had luck with so far.

Pat:

The American species of what massive shade tree identifiable by its whiteish bark that peels off in flakes is also called a button wood. The American species of what Massive shade tree, identifiable by its whiteish bark that peels off in flakes is also called a button Wood.

SG2:

Buttonwood one beam. It's like, isn't that his most obvious answer? Yeah. I mean, I didn't wanna think of it too much, but like, Yeah, Birch buy wood. I never heard that before, Butch, but let's go with it. Birch.

Pat:

What do you think rhyming?

Ryan:

Oh, it's not

SG2:

Too obvious. It was too obvious. I knew it.

Ryan:

Whoa. It could be an Aspen.

Jaimen:

Aspens don't really flake. The other option is a Sycamore.

SG2:

Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Days

Ryan:

Well, they seem confident about that, so I like it.

Jaimen:

They seem confident last time too.

SG2:

Yeah, totally.

Jaimen:

but sycamores do peel off and I don't know what they have to do with buttons though. They've got these like big balls that come off of it. Back to Kenji talking about balls. Um,

Jack:

We call'em monkey balls at my house. We have a sycamore in the front yard.

Jaimen:

my best guess is, uh, to get off that topic. Sycamore.

Ryan:

Sycamore.

Pat:

The Sycamore a DisCap?

Ryan:

Nice Jaimen.

Jaimen:

I do think so. I think it's

Ryan:

Sure. Let's do it.

Pat:

Above Ground Level, July 10th, 2019.

Jack:

I hate those people.

Pat:

And now you guys get your next question cuz it's your turn. I'm sorry. Uh, Ryman of the seven deadly sins, which one comes first alphabetically? Of the seven deadly sins, which one comes first, alphabetically?

Kenji:

Yeah.

Ryan:

Is that a envy's before? Oh, there it is. Yep.

Jack:

Yeah.

Kenji:

Dammit,

Pat:

answer

Ryan:

Yes.

Pat:

is the Envy disc?

Ryan:

It is. That's why we thought it

Kenji:

Yeah. How I, I thought they nailed it.

Jack:

Why I thought it was NBA

Pat:

Final question is for JA Kenji, what temporary state or mental confusion is often caused by fever or intoxication? What temporary state of mental confusion is often caused by fever or intoxication?

Jack:

Delirium.

Kenji:

Repeat that one more time. Sorry, my wife was talking.

Pat:

What temporary state of, of mental confusion is often caused by fever or intoxication?

Kenji:

Delirium. That sounds good. Delirium.

Jack:

Delirium?

Kenji:

Yeah. Isn't I? I think that's a DisCap too. I think I've heard of

Pat:

You're gonna have to answer, Is the delirium a DisCap.

Kenji:

Yeah. Yeah. I'm going,

Pat:

Axiom, discs? May 23rd, 2019. All right, which means our final results for the night Ryman 16 points are winners. Congratulations.

Jaimen:

Yay.

Ryan:

Let's go

Adam:

I got a question for you guys. I've been playing Disc Golf in New York for, I don't know, six years now or however long it's been. The sport, the professionalism of events, everything has grown in those past six years. I'm interested to know, Two-parter. What do you guys wanna see? Hop into our sport, particularly in our area, which I think is very unique to the rest of the country and how the sports developed. What would you like to see develop in New York, Disc, Golf, and Tri-state area, Disc Golf. And then, in your tournament experience, what's one thing that a TD should make sure they do in their event? For example, for me it's like, I wanna make sure there's water for people on a hot day, right? If it's a hot event, you're gonna need water, and that gets underserved a lot.

Jaimen:

One of the things that I think would be cool in our area would be some kind of a point series to bring some of the events together more. I don't know what they would work towards or anything like that, but just something to give events a little bit more of like a through line.

Adam:

Mm-hmm. One thing we were thinking about doing, um, before a lot of that gravity happened around the capital DisCap opened was doing a tournament at Wilcox. We were gonna call it the Gathering of the Tribes, which was kind of a play on this concert they used to do, called The Gathering of the Vibes. What we were thinking about doing was like having representation from all of the local clubs. and then sort of doing, not really a field day, but having essentially every club have their top scores in the actual event count towards something. And then we'd do field events like old Frisbee events like post time aloft distance contests, all sorts of stuff where.

Corey:

I like an old hit running throw in.

Adam:

Right, you would represent your club and then the top scores from that would then be crowned, as you know, the champion.

Jasan:

Wow. I love that

Adam:

down in this.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Adam:

yeah, like I, I always wanted to do something like that where we all got, got the fire on flags to have a group from Beacon, have a group from DisCap, have a group from Warwick and WeDGE and Li and

Jaimen:

Yeah, that kind of stuff would be awesome. One thing I've thought about in the past is doing local match play brackets and then having the winner of it have like hotel room paid for and gas or some kind of small stipend to go and have like a state match play thing over a weekend, Some.

Adam:

See that I really like, because you could cover all that with the entrance fees for the winner. So it would really be no cost of the club.

Jaimen:

Yeah, that's an idea I've had since probably like 2018. I've just never done anything with it. But now that I'm looking at New York States and trying to grow that more, I think it would be a good fundraiser and publicity thing for New York States. Give them entrance into the tournament and the hotel for the weekend kind of thing.

Adam:

Right. And then that way, you know, you make sure that you get representation from everywhere in New York. I actually really like that idea. I'm gonna write that one down for the

Corey:

gotta be another state that's already doing it that you can model it off of, I would think.

Adam:

During Covid we did, we called it the Slam Dam, which was a summer match play bracket. Cause once we kind of realized we could start to do events again, we didn't want to do big gatherings. So the deal was we basically did a match play bracket and then you had a certain amount of time to schedule with your person, you're playing the match. And then we just did that. It it's creeped into being a long tournament, but you could do something like that on a smaller level.

Corey:

I remember seeing those posts

Jasan:

Yeah, those posts were great.

Corey:

and I do remember them going for a long. Yeah,

Adam:

Last year's Summer Slam, I think like just ended like a month and a half couple. So we didn't do it this year.

Jaimen:

Yeah, I participated in the first one. It was an absolute blast.

Adam:

It was the perfect thing for Covid, honestly. It was like, oh, everyone can still kind of play. It's like relatively safe. Yeah, it's just like once people went back to work, it got much harder to schedule matches and.

Jaimen:

Yeah, no, it was, really, really awesome. If I didn't live two hours away and it didn't require six separate days.

Adam:

Yep. Yeah, it's a lot. Especially, uh, double elimination, I think it was so.

Pat:

Yeah, which is fair, but

Adam:

It's a lot of matches, especially if you're flipped to that bottom half of the bracket. The other thing I'd love to see if we could get, I, I don't wanna say Pro Tour because that involves a lot of work, but if we could kind of do what they do in Nantucket where they have an event that's on the schedule, but not on the schedule, it's kind of like, Oh, the players are driving through New York to go up to Green Mountain or go up to, uh, mvp. It's like, let's slap a B-Tier. you know, and just put the feelers out there and try to get, I feel like we're so underserved on the east coast here compared to everywhere. else

Jaimen:

And I think down your way you are also fairly close to Iron Hill.

Adam:

we are. Yeah. We're only two and a half hours from Iron Hill,

Jaimen:

Yeah. That's

Adam:

I think.

Jaimen:

in the grand scheme of things. If you get a tournament with enough money, two and a half hours away is not far.

Adam:

Right. That's sort of my personal goal. I'd love to get to the point of at some point, but you know, we gotta find that right time and start building that event up. I wish it could be Fools Fest, but that's just the wrong time of the year. In your tournament experience what's one thing that a TD should make sure they do in their event?

Jasan:

the overall flow gets overlooked a lot of times.

Adam:

Yeah.

Jasan:

you come in and not really sure when the second round starts and you've already been back for a while or changes and stuff like that. Just having a regimented schedule, I think goes a long way to make an event really fun.

Adam:

I agree. Big time on that one. Played a tournament down at Greystone. It was a two hour lunch break. It was like.

Jasan:

Yeah. That happened at a thousand Acres too.

Adam:

Yes, that's right.

Jasan:

I wasn't sure what time it was, so I like hurry up and I ate a PB and Jaimen sandwich to find out that we had like a two hour lunch break and I could have got a good meal. I'm

Adam:

Yeah, and everyone left the course and drove to that place where they had the restaurant, and so it was like, Oh man. I don't know if you're talking about the summer one or the spring one, but that spring one, it was like 90 degrees in humid. It was brutal.

Jaimen:

Oh yeah. That's one thing I've suggested to them and I think they're gonna be doing at some point, is basically the. White. The doubles turned on Sunday where you order lunch and then you get back and it's there. You know, they have the capability of doing that.

Jasan:

Even at the thousand acres, the two hour lunch, I don't really mind that per se, but if I'd expected it, you know, I kind of was expecting a 45 minute break and then it turned into two hours. If on the schedule it said, Hey, we have two hours. Great, I got time to go back, get food, can even like take a shower, do whatever I want. You know, I could kind of plan for it, but going into it with like, Oh, I have 45 minutes, and then get back to the course half an hour later to find out is still another hour and a half is like, uh,

Adam:

Yeah, that, that's rough.

Jaimen:

It seems like a small thing, but it makes all the difference in the world in any situation ever. It's just communication. I've never had a problem with any change as long as it's communicated in a timely manner about a tournament. You know, the best solution to anything is to explain what's going on and get ahead of it and talk about it so that people can plan accordingly, and everything always works out better when any situation is communicated.

Jasan:

That's a good point for Mike Kelly. Every year I send out a feedback form to try to get criticism and constructive feedback, and one thing that I, I got a lot of positive feedback on was the event guide that we had sent out with just like very detailed. I didn't think much of it, but I'd say there was, you know, a dozen people came back and said, Yeah, I really appreciate that you went through and explained everything and the guide and it was all there. That goes a long way too, the communication, making sure that everybody has the info they need when they're round one or round four, doesn't matter.

Adam:

Yeah, and having that guide is nice too, because you can refer back to it, right? I find. Like almost don't wanna do player meetings anymore because it's just after the first two minutes, no one's listening to me anyway. Everyone's wants to go out and play and you know.

Corey:

to begin with.

Adam:

Exactly. And it's kind of like, well, I don't wanna sit up there and talk for 10 minutes for no reason, so let's write it down. You have it. I'll printed copies for you. You can refer to it in email and there you go.

Corey:

My problem is that the same people that don't go to the players meetings for, you know, whatever reasons are the same people that you know, it's all digital. They won't download the file That Jasan spent 20 hours putting all the holes on there with pictures and OBS marked, and then the, you know, they'll have questions like they, did you even go through it at all. It only takes five minutes.

Jaimen:

I've been guilty of that for sure.

Corey:

Come on, Jaimen. Aw, I'm changing my pick. Pat. I'm not, Jay's not winning New York State Champs no more

Jaimen:

I'll blame it on an OB I didn't know was. In air quotes, I didn't know. No. Yeah. I'm just, I'm horrible with technology and my tournament prep has been lacking. So

Corey:

Jay's using MapQuest to get down to FDR this weekend. He's gonna print him out.

Jaimen:

I've had the same directions printed out for seven years.

Adam:

Just keep using it.

Jaimen:

work zone is still there.

Jasan:

Oh, speed at Pat. Did they finally finish that bridge down there?

Adam:

No, you talking about the red bridge

Jasan:

The

Adam:

down by us.

Jasan:

Yeah, I saw some article that, like a bridge that's been going on for a long time got finished. I dunno if it was the one that is always being worked on when I go down the Beacon.

Adam:

Oh, yeah. It wouldn't be down by us

Jaimen:

Beacon Newberg Bridge?

Jasan:

Yeah. Is that finally finished?

Pat:

Oh, no,

Jaimen:

That's I, I saw a MEMA about that, and it said you should be like the Beacon Newberg Bridge and always working on yourself.

Pat:

Uh, the Red Bridge. I didn't know what the heck you were talking about. Never heard reference that.

Adam:

I was talking about the bridge over the Croton Reservoir.

Pat:

uh, the.

Adam:

Yeah, it's between Kisco and FDR Park. They've been working on it and bringing it down to one lane, and there's been a couple times where it's been like 20 minutes, half an hour, but they won't be, uh, working on it Saturday. So we'll be alright.

Pat:

good.

Adam:

Yeah.

Pat:

But yeah, the Newburg Beacon Bridge when I was a kid was just one bridge. Where were we at?

Jasan:

time for a quiz.

Pat:

Uh, if everybody's up for one. I got one.

Corey:

That's what people listen for is the quizzes. They want to, they

Adam:

Is this a Disc Golf related quiz or is this a random anything quiz?

Pat:

This is DisCap, or no? DisCap

Adam:

Okay.

Pat:

You get to pick the category.

Adam:

Oh boy.

Jasan:

Without Ryan or Jack tonight, I feel like my odds are better.

Pat:

Hm. I'll tell you the team names before. I'll tell you the teams. It is gonna be two on two. I got team cj, verse Team, aj

Corey:

Hmm. Is it, is it more of like a j or a.

Jaimen:

Yeah,

Pat:

Jaimen,

Adam:

Yep.

Pat:

So it's gonna be Jasan and Adam

Adam:

All right. Sweet.

Pat:

and Corey and Jaimen.

Corey:

Jaimen, Were you teammates last time I was on?

Jaimen:

Um, did you lose?

Corey:

Mm. I don't know. Did you lose?

Jaimen:

Yes, That doesn't mean much.

Adam:

How does this bad boy work?

Pat:

There's six questions in each category. Each question is worth two points. One, if you get it right, and then is it a PDGA approved DisCap or not?

Adam:

Okay.

Jasan:

What are the categories?

Pat:

ca, I get there. you're fine. Uh, the categories, space and animals. So, Adam and Jasan.

Jasan:

What is it? Space and animals. Which one do you like? Adam

Adam:

Let's go with space.

Jasan:

Space.

Corey:

it was coming.

Jaimen:

Yeah,

Corey:

Did all this space homework.

Adam:

all of space.

Pat:

Question one. Space. The sun's surface can reach 10,000 degrees. Which part of the earth can get even hotter. The sun's surface can reach 10,000 degrees. What part of the earth can get even hotter?

Jasan:

You thinking like the core?

Adam:

I'm thinking the core.

Jasan:

and it's also a DisCap, so we're going with core.

Pat:

We would take core. We were looking for inner core.

Adam:

Okay. That's not a DisCap.

Jasan:

The core

Pat:

Inner core a DisCap?

Jasan:

The inner core.

Adam:

Oh,

Pat:

I believe I've asked Core in the past, but is the intercourse specifically a DisCap?

Adam:

I mean,

Jasan:

There's some weird DisCap out there. It doesn't seem like it would be one.

Adam:

It doesn't, but there are some weird ones.

Jasan:

The fact that the core is a DisCap makes me think maybe like,

Corey:

He didn't say that. He just said he asked it.

Jasan:

No, I know it is. It just throws one.

Corey:

Damn It.

Adam:

I think we should say it's a DisCap cause I bet you there's one that's that.

Jasan:

That's, I'm leaning towards that too. Let's go with this. At DisCap.

Pat:

Both agree?

Adam:

Yep.

Pat:

Trash Panda, Disc, Golf. September 19th, 2022.

Jasan:

Wow.

Adam:

the recycling guys, right?

Jasan:

Yeah. I follow them on Instagram. That's today.

Pat:

Yeah.

Jasan:

It came out today. Nice.

Adam:

I gotta get one of those.

Pat:

All right. Corey and Jaimen, what category, space or animals? Let me be more specific With animals. I'll say lizards. I should have said Reptiles.

Corey:

Okay. If you're gonna say birds, I was probably gonna say pass on the animals, but I've already mentioned that Jaimen men's kind of given off science teacher vibes with his. A cut.

Jaimen:

Okay, All right. What should we go with now that Jason's nixed all of the answers that we know?

Corey:

I'm gonna be honest, I'm not a big lizard guy, so unless you have a fish tank with some lizards in the background, I'm leave it up to you.

Jaimen:

I think it would be called a terrarium at that point.

Corey:

Well see. Look, you're already on the way.

Jaimen:

No, I don't care. Let's go with science.

Corey:

You mean space

Jaimen:

Yes.

Corey:

I'm bombing space.

Pat:

What term for a vast collection of stars, gas and dust comes from the Greek for milk? What term? For a vast collection of stars, gas and dust comes from the Greek for?

Corey:

Not a big Greek guy except for their yogurts pretty good.

Jaimen:

So I've got two answers for it.

Corey:

When I first got some Galaxy

Jaimen:

That was my first guess. My second guess would be nebula

Corey:

or nebulous. I don't know. I'll give that. I'll let you pick that one. My first guess is gonna be Galaxy, but I don't know what I'm talking about.

Jaimen:

Can I hear the question one more time? Pat.

Pat:

You know, you can What term for a vast collection of stars, gas and dust comes from the Greek for milk?

Jaimen:

I have feeling I'm overthinking this. I think we should go with Galaxy. Does that sound good, Corey?

Corey:

Yeah, yeah. I'm with you.

Jaimen:

Okay. Galaxy Pat.

Pat:

Is the Galaxy a DisCap? There was a question a couple weeks ago where Nebula was the answer, though.

Jaimen:

I can just hear Ryan snickering right now.

Corey:

There's gotta be a galaxy.

Jaimen:

Yeah. Does it sound like a DisCap?

Corey:

Sounds like one of me. If inner core sounds like a DisCap, then I think the galaxy might sound like one.

Jaimen:

Yeah. Yes. The Galaxy is a DisCap.

Pat:

All four Frisbee. September 19th, 2022.

Corey:

Where are you pulling these manufacturers from? PA I've every time.

Pat:

PDGA, all four Frisbee. September 19th again today, 2022

Corey:

How do they spell four?

Pat:

With the number.

Corey:

Oh, not f o r e. Okay. I'm not buying their DisCap. I'll tell you that now. They're missing that one.

Pat:

All right, we're back to Adam and Jasan. What category, lizards or space?

Jasan:

Adam, what do you like?

Adam:

Should we keep rolling with the space?

Jasan:

Let's do it, space.

Adam:

I think we should roll that one out.

Pat:

what is defined as all space and everything contained in it? What is defined as all space and everything contained in it?

Jasan:

Thinking like universe.

Adam:

That's what I was thinking. It's gotta be just be the universe, right?

Jasan:

Yeah, let's go with that universe.

Pat:

Is the universe a DisCap?

Adam:

Oh. Forgot to

Jasan:

That's the hard part.

Adam:

I feel like it's a no on this one.

Jasan:

I was thinking the same. Let's go. No.

Pat:

You are correct.

Jasan:

All right.

Jaimen:

All right, so the questions keep getting harder.

Corey:

Uh, yeah. Well, I, I think that's true. I think, Has anyone ever requested the thousand dollars question or off the bat?

Pat:

It was the yes or no. It doesn't always have to

Corey:

Oh,

Pat:

question. I try to make a mixture of difficulty.

Corey:

Yeah, I probably would've guessed yes on that one.

Pat:

Oh, there, See, you wouldn't, you know, but you would've got a point for getting the question right. So what do you guys think? What category, space or lizards?

Corey:

Oh, there's only three.

Jasan:

I think six.

Corey:

You know what? Let's do, let's, let's feel them lizards out.

Jaimen:

Yeah, let's go for it.

Pat:

Question one. Lizards the largest species of what color-changing lizards may reach a length of nearly two feet.

Corey:

Come, come, come.

Pat:

Color-changing lizard may reach a length of nearly two feet.

Corey:

It's gotta be a Chameleon, right? I don't know that many color changing lizards. The only lizard I know is a Komoto Dragon.

Pat:

Jaimen, do you agree?

Jaimen:

I agree. Chameleon, not kamodo. Dragon

Pat:

Is the chameleon a DisCap?

Corey:

I'm saying yes,

Jaimen:

I think so too.

Pat:

Reptilian, Disc. Golf. June 6th, 2022.

Corey:

They definitely have a Disc called the Komoto Dragon. They have to

Jaimen:

Don't give the answers away.

Pat:

How many lizards do you think there are?

Corey:

Least two.

Pat:

Are discs that I haven't asked Questions? at least six.

Jasan:

Adam, you wanna keep going with space?

Adam:

we still got space.

Pat:

Yeah, there's three more space if.

Adam:

Yeah, let's go space.

Pat:

All right. Peons are a type of what? Raise from outer space that enter the earth's atmosphere? Peons are a type of what raise from outer space that enter the earth's atmosphere?

Adam:

Oh.

Jasan:

Race. So you got your gamma, your x-rays.

Adam:

I have no idea on this one.

Jasan:

Infrared be, that wouldn't make sense. Visible, ultraviolet, microwave, it feels like there's one I'm missing between microwave and gamma. My best gets to be gamma, right?

Adam:

I got nothing. So I'll, I'm all good for gam.

Jasan:

Let's go with camera.

Pat:

Jaimen. Corey, what do you think Pon are a take of What raise from outer space to enter the Earth's atmosphere?

Corey:

Peons, like P E O N.

Pat:

P I o n S.

Corey:

Oh, they spelled it differently. Okay, because see, you said gamma. That would've been a good one. Jaimen, you're a science teacher. You tell me

Jaimen:

The only thing that I can think of is solar rays, but I don't even know if that's a real thing. Like obviously the sun has rays, but solar rays

Corey:

Solar ray peas. I mean, I don't know. You have to explain this to your science buddies when you're rubbing shoulders in the break room tomorrow. So yeah, we'll go with solar. I'm not confident in it though, but I couldn't think of anything better.

Pat:

We were looking for cosmic cosmic ray.

Jasan:

Uh,

Pat:

The cosmic a DisCap? Fun

Jaimen:

I'd say no.

Adam:

it's gotta be a DisCap, I feel like.

Pat:

Alpha Discs February 14th, 2022.

Adam:

That's totally wrong, but I was thinking that there's a company called Kas, right?

Pat:

But, uh, where we at? Um, who's up?

Jasan:

Corey and

Corey:

and Jaimen,

Pat:

And did you pick a category

Corey:

I don't know if we can do lizards, Jaimen, but that science question got really hard.

Jaimen:

right? I say a level two lizard question is better than a level five science question.

Corey:

Yeah. Yeah, I agree. I agree. Hit us with the lizards there, like a cold day in Florida,

Pat:

From the white lining scene when it opens its jaws, the water moccasin is also called what? From the white lining scene when it opens its jaws. The water moccasin is also called what?

Jaimen:

Milk snake.

Corey:

A water moccasin.

Jaimen:

I feel like, I remember at the CDO there was a snake on Hole nine and I, I remember somebody's Facebook comment mentioning asking if it was a milk snake.

Corey:

I like it. I like that justification. But is the milk snake a DisCap? That seems like a really easy No. Who names a DisCap a Milk Snake?

Jaimen:

Milk might be a DisCap clash. Discs is naming things just out of the fridge.

Corey:

Hmm. He didn't ask the question as if the word would just be milk. Is Pat smart enough for that?

Jaimen:

How many snakes do you know that don't have the word snake after them?

Corey:

Uh, Black rat Snake. Gardner Snake. No, they're all, they all had the snake at the end.

Jasan:

This, This garter snake. A DisCap.

Corey:

We can go a mil. I got nothing better.

Jasan:

Cobra's. A DisCap

Corey:

Cobras don't go in the water, we know that.

Pat:

So you good with Milk Snake?

Corey:

Yeah.

Jasan:

All right, Adam.

Pat:

Oh, what do you think Adam and.

Jasan:

I'm thinking, uh, cotton mouth, because you said it white inside the mouth,

Adam:

Okay. Yeah. Good with me. I have no clue, so.

Pat:

Is rarely so brash as to start talking to his partner before I even say anything. Wow. You must be confident, Adam. You agree with that?

Adam:

I agree. Yeah.

Pat:

Your confidence has been rewarded. Is the Cotton Mouth a DisCap?

Jaimen:

Oh.

Adam:

Ooh,

Corey:

But is it for the same reason? Like is it a snake DisCap, or is it a stoner's?

Jasan:

That's, It's a bonus point.

Pat:

That's something you gotta put in your head, you.

Corey:

What is the stamp of a Cotton Mouth if it's a DisCap?

Jasan:

I wasn't sure, but now that Corey mentioned another plausible way, they would name a DisCap cotton mouth. That kind of.

Adam:

I don't think

Pat:

Hmm.

Jasan:

You don't think so?

Adam:

All, uh, do throw?

Jasan:

There is that. He said the Reptilian DisCap Company, so they probably have a bunch of snake DisCap, but cotton mouth's not really a common snake.

Adam:

No, I've never heard of one

Jasan:

I probably wouldn't name a DisCap cotton mouth.

Adam:

I'm gonna go No.

Jasan:

Let's go.

Pat:

You were correct.

Jasan:

All right. Good job.

Adam:

All right.

Pat:

All right, AJ

Jasan:

So do you wanna do level five space or level three reptiles?

Adam:

Your call. You picked this one.

Jasan:

I like space. Let's keep going. Space.

Adam:

All right.

Pat:

Slow floating objects were the bane of a triangle shaped ships' existence In what 1979 Atari video game? Slow floating objects were the bane of a triangle shaped ship's existence in what 1979 Atari video game?

Jasan:

There's the arcade game, uh, asteroid, right? Say it one more time.

Pat:

Slow floating objects were the bane of a triangle shaped ship's existence in what 1979 Atari video?

Adam:

I think it's asteroids, right? That's the one where there's like rocks floating that chair,

Jasan:

Yeah, I think that's asteroid, right? It's not like meteorite or anything else.

Adam:

I think it's asteroid.

Jasan:

Let's go asteroid.

Pat:

Is the asteroid a.

Adam:

I could see asteroid being a DisCap.

Jasan:

I was thinking the same.

Adam:

I've never heard of one though.

Jasan:

Just because it's like a flying object.

Adam:

Right. But there's a meteor, right?

Jasan:

Oh, it's, yeah, it's probably not DisCap Craft, but I could see anything that like, is a funny object I feel like Could be a DisCap. Let's go. Yeah. You good with that? Yes.

Pat:

All four Frisbee. September 19th, 2022.

Corey:

Our boys are back.

Pat:

Jasan, what's that put you guys?

Jasan:

I have a, uh, eight.

Pat:

Thank you. Okay, and then Corey and Jaimen are up.

Jasan:

Yeah, four.

Pat:

We got one more in space or lizards.

Corey:

Space question has been really easy. Jaimen, I think we gotta go space. Fuck them. Lizard.

Jaimen:

Oh. Famous last words, but, okay.

Pat:

All right. What Las Vegas Hotel, which was demolished in 2007, shares a name with a Jet propulsion laboratory mission to bring back pieces of a comet. What Las Vegas Hotel, which was demolished in 2007, shares a name with the Jet Propulsion Lab mission to bring back pieces of a comet.

Jaimen:

was that called?

Corey:

Armageddon with Bruce Willis.

Jaimen:

No, they were supposed to blow up the comment. It was that little thing that like crashed onto the asteroid.

Corey:

Say the question again. Pat.

Pat:

What Las Vegas Hotel, which was demolished in 2007, shares a name with a JPL mission to bring back pieces of a comment? Jet Propulsion lab. I just can't say that in the midst of a sentence Apparently.

Corey:

haven't really been keeping up on my dilapidated Las Vegas casinos and hotels.

Jaimen:

What about 15 years ago? Were you doing it?

Corey:

Jaimen. I was hardly born 15 years ago,

Jaimen:

All right. That's an exaggeration.

Corey:

Damn. I can't imagine the lizard question was easier than this, but I don't really got a good answer for this one. Jaimen.

Jaimen:

I can imagine it was a little bit easier. Geez. What's the name of

Corey:

what was your question again, jaimen?

Jaimen:

What was my question again?

Corey:

Yeah. What were you thinking? Get my brain working.

Jaimen:

It was this little space probe that crashed onto the asteroid, and they weren't sure if they had any reception to it.

Corey:

I can only think of discoverer, but that's the thing that went to Mars, right?

Jaimen:

I don't know.

Corey:

Challenger the thing that blew up. Right.

Jaimen:

Yeah, that's not,

Corey:

Discoverer, Challenger. Well, other error words that be that are sciencey.

Jaimen:

I couldn't Even guess on this.

Corey:

Let's go with the Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast probe.

Pat:

What do you guys think? Adam and Jasan.

Adam:

Oh God,

Jasan:

I have no idea.

Adam:

I have no idea either. It's a Las Vegas hotel, so it's probably not the Bellagio. That's like the only hotel I know. What's the big uh, pyramid One.

Jasan:

I just thought it was the pyramid.

Adam:

I have no idea.

Jasan:

Yeah, and I can't even think of any other like space things. There's Apollo was the moon, Challenger was the eighties.

Adam:

Can you say that one more time? Pat.

Pat:

Sure. Uh, what Las Vegas Hotel, which was demolished in 2007, shares a name with a Jet Propulsion laboratory mission to bring back pieces of a comment?

Adam:

That's gotta be an old hotel then that's not there anymore. I got nothing, man.

Jasan:

Yeah, I can't even think of a guess.

Pat:

All right. Uh, we were looking for Star Dust. Star

Adam:

Oh

Pat:

It was either go the Vegas Hotel JPL Mission or Ziggy.

Jasan:

I would've got the

Adam:

little Ziggy. I would've gotten.

Pat:

Yeah. So that was Corey and James's original question. I got eight to four. Adam and Jasan, you're down to lizards. Four questions you.

Adam:

Yep.

Pat:

Which nationally Major League baseball team makes its home in Chase Field, which has a retractable roof to avoid too much heat in the summer? Which nationally Major League baseball team makes its home in Chase Field, which has a retractable roof to avoid too much heat in the summer.

Adam:

It's gotta be Texas or Arizona or New Mexico. Well, there's no New Mexico team, right? So

Jasan:

What kind of teams have a lizard?

Adam:

It's not the astro, is it? What's the other Texas baseball team I'm forgetting?

Jasan:

Pat One more time. Baseball.

Pat:

Certainly, which National League, Major League Baseball team makes its home in Chase Field, which has a retractable roof to avoid too much heat in the summer?

Adam:

What's Arizona's the diamond backs. What else?

Jasan:

I'm horrible at sports.

Adam:

All right. Well, Diamond back's a snake, right?

Jasan:

That's, uh, now Liz's a reptile, right?

Adam:

All right, well that's better than the Astros. So.

Jasan:

All right. Uh, diamond backs.

Pat:

Is the diamond back at

Adam:

Oh man.

Corey:

Damn it. I thought we were get away with that easy one, Jaimen them spitting the answer out, and then not even using it.

Jasan:

Is it? Oh, that was it.

Pat:

Yeah. Yeah. Is the diamond back at DisCap?

Jasan:

Yeah

Adam:

Yeah

Pat:

Mint discs. April 25th, 2022.

Adam:

Wow. Fresh one.

Pat:

And that puts you guys at 10?

Jasan:

Yep.

Corey:

To back nine. The shit outta these guys.

Pat:

Yep. Corey and Jaimen. The name of what long scarf made of feathers or fur is from the Latin for water adder? The name of what long scarf made of feathers or fur is from the Latin for water adder? And that's A D D E R.

Jaimen:

You know this one, Corey.

Corey:

I haven't known a single one of these, those ones, except for the chameleon one. Jaimen.

Jaimen:

Oh, so a feather boa.

Adam:

Hmm.

Pat:

Agree with that cord?

Corey:

I can do nothing but agree with that.

Pat:

Is the boa a DisCap?

Corey:

Those reptilian Disc Golf nerds have got to have a Disc called the boa.

Jaimen:

like you're right. Let's go with the S.

Pat:

I'm sorry. No.

Corey:

No, we got bamboozled.

Jaimen:

Oh.

Pat:

Adam and Jasan. Question five. Northerners against the Civil War embraced what Beasley nickname and cut the heads out of Liberty, Pennies to wear as badges? Northerners against the Civil War embraced what Beasley nickname and cut the heads out of Liberty, pennies to wear as badges?

Adam:

Wow. I mean, I'm just trying to think of cool DisCap names now.

Jasan:

Northerners against the Civil War.

Pat:

Embraced what nickname, so they cut off the Heads of Liberty, Pennies to wear as badges?

Jasan:

Would something bite off ahead or

Adam:

Right? Like a serpent or,

Jasan:

You think it's been a snake or reptile?

Adam:

I have no clue.

Jasan:

Blue northern. We have like rattlesnakes and um.

Adam:

For

Pat:

Yeah. Northern is against the Civil War. Embraced what beastly nickname And cut the heads off of Liberty. Pennies to wear as badges.

Adam:

Beasley

Jasan:

basically nickname.

Adam:

don't know, Dragon Dragons. So Beasley.

Jasan:

The only Beasley.

Adam:

I don't, I don't know what that has to do with pennies, but that's all I got.

Pat:

You going with Dragon?

Jasan:

Yeah. Dragon.

Pat:

What do you think there Corey Jaimen?

Jaimen:

Copper heads,

Corey:

I thought it was gonna be Dragon, but Ooh,

Adam:

Copperhead.

Corey:

Jaimen the ringer.

Pat:

What do you think there? Corey?

Corey:

I fucking love it. Pat. Show me copperhead number one answer, baby. Come on. Point to the board.

Pat:

Is the copperhead a DisCap?

Adam:

Oh.

Jaimen:

What do you think?

Corey:

I don't know what to think about this one. I almost kind of want to say no, but Pat really gonna have a back to back. No answer. It's like having back to back bees on your bubble sheet.

Jaimen:

I think Pat didn't have a no answer for like threes consecutive podcasts one time.

Jasan:

Yeah, that.

Jaimen:

I don't know, like Copperheads are an actual problem on Disc Golf courses. So like, it would kind of be in bad taste.

Corey:

Isn't that the entire like dynamic DisCap lineup is like bad taste these days?

Jaimen:

Yeah, I'm gonna say I, No, I don't think it's a, is a DisCap name.

Pat:

Do you agree, Corey?

Corey:

I have to.

Pat:

Lone Star DisCap, September 5th, 2022.

Corey:

All right. Jaimen, you get a pass cuz you got the copperhead. But

Jaimen:

Well, we caught that company. I'm just kidding.

Pat:

And you guys get the final question, right?

Corey:

I suppose

Pat:

Is reptiles as well. Part of the lesser Sundays, what small Indonesian island gave its name to the world's largest living lizard.

Corey:

Komoto Dragon.

Pat:

Of the Lesser

Corey:

Knew it. I called it 30 minutes ago.

Pat:

Gave its name to the world's largest living concert.

Corey:

Oh man. Bookends baby. Come on Jaimen. It's Komoto Dragon, right?

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Corey:

Yes. Can Wemo Dragons Pat?

Pat:

The Komodo a DisCap?

Corey:

The Komodo is definitely a.

Jaimen:

I think it is

Pat:

Reptilian, Disc, Golf.

Corey:

Hell yeah. So I'm talking about.

Adam:

A good back nine right there.

Pat:

Mm.

Jaimen:

Yeah, we had a chance to tie it up. We just missed a couple putts.

Pat:

Mm I think it was all the DisCap or no DisCap.

Jaimen:

Oh

Corey:

it was. That's the only ones. Yep.

Pat:

Uh, so I got a final of 10 to eight. Aj, CJ.

Adam:

Right. All right. All right.

Corey:

That's not bad. Since they got questions like inner core.

Pat:

Thank you Adam.

Adam:

Yeah. Thanks guys. This is great.

Pat:

and uh, sweetheart Hudson Valley.

Corey:

Ba ba.

Pat:

Thanks.