Stuff I Never Knew Trivia Game Show Podcast

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the stuff I never knew. Trivia, game show podcast.

I'm Jeff. I'm your host. We are on the Armstrong neighborhood

Channel. I've got three great guests, Dina, Mike,

and Dave. Let's hear that theme music.

That is correct. You are correct. You are wrong. You are wrong.

You are wrong. You are right. That is correct. All right,

as you know, on this show, we get right into it on round one. And

my order is based on how my guests showed up on time

tonight. Dina was here first, then Mike and Dave. And tonight

we're playing a fun game. I'm a sucker for eating at McDonald's,

and I wanted to travel the world and see what other items does

McDonald's sell or sold around the world.

So I'm going to read you the name of the item and then give you

two countries. All you have to do is pick which country McDonald

sold that item in to. Dina. The

Bacon macaroni and cheese toasty.

Was that in Hong Kong or Canada? That's

the bacon macaroni and cheese toasty. I'm

going to go with Canada. Canada

is incorrect. That was a Hong

Kong item. Okay. It seems kind of.

That's Canada. Kind of American. Yeah, right there. That's their motto.

They were kind of American. Over to Mike.

Tomato and mozzarella turnovers. Was

that Ukraine or Italy? I'll go

Italy. Italy. Is

correct. Correct. Thank

you. All right, maybe my favorite one on the night. To

Dave the chicken McDew with spaghetti.

Where can you get a chicken McDoo with spaghetti? Is

that Italy or the Philippines?

I'm going to go Philippines. Philippines. Did I try to trick

you? Is correct. Philippines is correct.

All right, Dina. This one sounds kind of American.

The McLobster. Is the

McLobster from the USA or

Canada? They get a little bit harder as we go on here. That's got to

be Canada. I don't ever remember seeing anything like that here. I'm just going to

go with Canada for every answer, whether it's an option or not.

Well, Canada is correct.

All right, back to Mike. The

McChicken mozzarella. McChicken

mozzarella. Was that a regional

item in the USA or South

Korea? WhEre can you get a McChicken mozzarella?

I'll go USA. East coast, probably SA.

USA is incorrect.

South Korea for that one. Lame. Back to

Dave. Sweet corn. He gets sweet

corn in a cup. Is that in the heartland of the

USA or Japan? Can I pick Canada? You can

pick Japan.

Japan is correct.

Woohoo. Boo. Back to Dina. The

mashed potato burger. The mashed

potato burger. Is that in China

or Ireland?

I'm going to go with China.

China is

correct. All right, here we go back

to Mike. The banana shake. McDonald's has

milkshakes. This banana shake, was it in

Hawaii or Japan?

I've never seen the shake machine work in America, so I'm going to go

with Japan. That's a good logic, but is it

correct? It is correct. It is

Japan. And our last one back to

Dave, the cordon Blue Burger.

Cordon Blue. Is it from France

or.

Uh. I'm going to say France.

France is

incorrect. That's tricky. Correct.

All right, let's go to that scoreboard to see how we stand, because

it determines the order of round two. Does it, though? We

are currently tied two, two and two, so it

does not. Your question is valid. Dina, you are

staying in the hot seat. Dina. Yeah. Welcome to

the show. Oh, thank you. We're going to put Dina into

the hot seat.

There she is. Dina, welcome back to the show. We've had you on the show

before and had a lot of fun, and you're back. Any updates? Anything

you want to tell us or talk about since your last appearance?

Not really. I'll promote Mike's art because the Love pod, which is the

podcast that we used to do, is on kind of an extended hiatus,

maybe until the next season of Love is blind. So if you like reality

TV, check out the love pod. And if not, and you like this really cool

art behind me, that is Mike over here. Over there with

Miketucci designs.com. Very nice. And

then are there archived episodes of the Love Pod? If

people want to? There are. There's three seasons, and we interview

guests from Love is blind. Relationship experts got

a little bit harder now that I'm in a relationship to talk about

dating. So we'll see what happens with the podcast.

Very good. So are you, Dina,

ready? I guess for the hot

seats, I'm. Going to have to be. That was kind of a reality

show build up right there. Yeah, I dig it. So, in round two,

each of my guests are going to get three questions from these same

three categories. Finish this Back to the Future movie

quote. 2000 boy bands and Famous

Rivers. Dina, your first question. Finish

this quote from Back to the Future. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Doc,

are you telling me you built a time machine out of a

blank? I never watch

movies, and I know I've seen this one, but I'm probably going to mess it

up. But it's a car, so I'm going to go with car. Car

is half correct, but it won't finish the quote. We're looking for

the DeLorean, the famous car from Back to the future.

Okay, but you're close. Probably wouldn't have gotten that one. It's the pressure

makes me nervous. That's it. How about this? Our 2000 boy bands.

The 2000 album no Strings Attached is associated

with which popular boy band

pop culture Junkienc.

NSYNC is correct.

And your famous Rivers. Which famous river

flows through the Grand Canyon? Oh, is it the

Colorado? The Colorado is

correct, yeah. So you now have an opportunity for

five bonus points. I'm going to give you a very vague

category, like name five spices in your spice cabinet. But I'm

also going to put 10 seconds on the clock. You have 10 seconds to

name five things that fit into that category.

Dina, name five social media

platforms and go. Twitter, Instagram,

TikTok, Facebook, Reddit.

Wasn't that five? Was it. Oh, my God. Vine.

No, it was five, but I always let the timer run the whole time.

Very well. You got seven of the eight points that's going to move

Mike the artist into the hot seat. Mike,

welcome to the show. Hello. Where are you calling in

from? In Phoenix. In Phoenix. Welcome to the

show. Tell us a little bit more about your art and how can people connect.

With you and find on the website

is Mike Tucci Designs on Instagram. It's Mike

Tucci designs official. And, yeah, it's made out of

sharpies. Just pointillism and some nail sculptures and.

Yeah, that's basically it. Very nice. We'll put the link in the

show notes. Are you ready

for the hot seats? As ready as I'll ever be. All right,

finish this back to the future quote. Rhodes.

Where we're going, we don't need bloke.

Rhodes is correct. Oh, I could have gotten that

one. Well, let's see

how Mike knows his boy bands. Which boy band

sang the song? I want it that way.

Backstreet Boys. Backstreet Boys

is correct. Two points for you. What

river, renowned for its length, flows

primarily through Egypt and Sudan?

Nile. Nile is correct.

And your name, five. Bonus question.

Name five elements on the periodic table

and go. Carbon, gold,

nitrogen. Wow. It is

top ten under pressure. Carbon, gold, nitrogen,

helium. I got four at the buzzer for you. You

went seven of eight in that round. Very nice.

Let's move Dave to the hot seat. Are

you ready, Dave? I guess so. Where are you calling in

from? So I live in Abington,

Pennsylvania, but right now I'm up in the Pocono Mountains. Oh, very nice. Wonderful

place. I had one of the best ice cream cones in the Pocono Mountains. It

was a pretzel cone. And I've never seen pretzel cones anywhere else. Do

you know what that place is? It might be the place that's right nearby here

called the Junction. Maybe it was way up on like a hill, like a mountain,

like overlooking a valley or something. But so is everything in the Poconos. That's

true, because it is the Pocono Mountain. Yeah. So if you're ever in the Poconos,

find pretzel cones. They are amazing. Tell us about yourself.

Anything you want to plug, promote, talk about tonight? Nothing.

So I'll plug Mike Tucci's art.

He gets all my points. I want

her points, too. You know what? Fair enough. All right,

deal. Well, we love when the guests get along. Until

the final round. We'll talk about that in just a minute. So, Dave, happiness

is a moment. Dave, are you

ready for the hot? All right,

there's two quotes here. It's the same answer in each one. Why do you

keep Calling me blank? And Lorraine answers,

well, that's your name, isn't it? Blank, blank. It's written all

over your underwear. Calvin Klein. Calvin Klein

is correct. Your 2000

boy bands. What does the O Stand for

in the boy band name? Otown.

Orange. Orange is incorrect.

It's Oakland. Oakland, California. That's where they're from.

And the most famous rivers of them all in

Pittsburgh, the Allegheny and the Menongahala River. Meet the

form. Which river?

It's at the Three River Stadium.

Yeah, I don't know. 3

seconds. Let the time run out.

It frozen.

Ohio. We're looking for Ohio. Ohio.

All right, your name. Five bonus questions. 10 seconds on the

clock. Dave, name five varieties

of cheese and go. Mozzarella,

Swiss, Parmesan,

Blue cheese, Gruyere. Wow. They'll go

French on. Very fancy. I

think you went. Did you sweep that one? Eight for eight. Oh,

no. Seven for eight. No, I don't know what happened. Six for eight. There we

go. Are we all tied again? Look at this score.

We're going to go into the final round. We have Dina and Mike tied with

nine. Mike's points are questioned right now. They may all go to Dave.

And Dave has eight points. There's one point from first and

second place. And we're going to go to the final round.

And in this round, I'm going to read a series of very vague questions.

Who am I? What am I? What food am I? And then I'm going to

give you clues to help you figure that out. There's going to be

three clues for each question. If you buz in and get it right on the

first clue, that's worth three points. The second clue is worth two

points, and the third clue is worth one point. You buzz in

and you get it right, you're going to earn those points. However, if

you're wrong, you will lose that point value. So

if you buz in early and you're wrong, you could lose three points per question.

There's no limit to how many times you can buz in. If you want to

buzz in multiple, multiple times, the fans at home will.

They love a negative score. So if you're going to sink the ship, do it

beautifully. So let's test Each of my guest.

Let's see. Let's hear your buzzer.

He's got the Morocca. And to Dina. I

hope this works.

I've got a little jingle there. And to Mike.

Always going to rock out. Does that work? Slapping

a

base. Slapping the base. All right. Slapping the

base. So that's how the round will work. We'll go to the first

question. We prepared videos for our on screen audience, but if you're at

home, just listen to my voice. Our first

one. What device am I? I'm looking for a

device, and it looks like they've written questions I can't pronounce

again. The first version of me was called a loof machine,

which means running machine. Over to Mike.

What is a treadmill? Treadmill is

incorrect. Cost you three points.

And you'll see. There's a little timer on the right. Tells you how much time

is left for each question. Our second clue. Originally, I was made of

wood, but was nicknamed Bone Shaker because

of the cobblestone streets. Dina. Sorry. I got a little

eager buzing. As soon as you know. Bicycle.

Bicycle for two points is correct.

All right, our second clue. What gag

gift am I? I'm looking for a gag gift.

I was originally created with a combination of rubber

and foam.

This is a gag gift. Slap of the bass.

Mike. Whoopee cushion. Whoopee cushion for

three points is incorrect.

You're going down. You're killing my

points.

For Dave. I should have conversed. And

our second clue. I became popular due to my realistic

appearance.

Hot bot. Hands on the buzzer. I am part of

other fake novelty gifts, such as fake dog poop and fake

spilled drinks. To

Dave. The fake vomit. Fake

vomit for one point is correct.

We got a little sick cat there. For our image.

A lot of times we have artificial intelligence. Make these videos for us. You

never know what you're going to get. What office supply am I?

Everybody loves office supplies. I am a convenient

way to store notes. How many things in an office can you store notes

on? There's not much.

Our second clue for two points.

I am mostly recyclable, but may need some modification

before doing so.

I don't know.

My most distinctive feature is the wire binding

threading through small holes. I think I heard

Dina first. Is it a notebook

notepad? No, very specific type of

notepad. The spiral one.

Spiral notebook is correct.

Spiral one. The pressure. I know. We have seven questions

remaining. 21 points still available. I'm looking for a

school supply. Maybe I flip flopped. This spiral notebooks

seem more like a school supply, but let's see what this is. My popularity

peaked in the 1980s and early

1990s.

This is to Dave. I'm going to go Trapper keeper. He's

going all out for three points. Trapper keeper

is correct. Nice.

Big swing. Swing for the fences. Get the home. I'm

looking for a television company. What television

company am I? I was

formed by the Radio Corporation of America,

RCA, in 1926.

These are hard. I'm sorry.

I carried the first coast to coast color broadcast in

1954 from the Tournament of Roses Parade.

Mike Slap at the base. I'll go

with NBC.

NBC is correct.

Very nice. We are halfway through.

I'm looking for a food. What

food am I looking for? I am usually

dyed orange from a colorant derived from the seeds

of the aciot tree. Aciot. Anybody

know how to say that? Definitely not. Ace.

Ace. I don't know. Rhymes with Coyote. Coyote.

Yeah. Our second clue for two points.

I'm a blend of Colby and cheddar cheese.

Mike slap at the base. Is it Pepper Jack?

Pepper Jack for two points is

incorrect. Dave, you started to buz. Oh,

I'm going to put my buzzer down. Okay.

All right. Our third clue. For one point.

I was invented by James L. Kraft and can be found in

single wrap slices. I heard Dina.

American cheese is

correct. Craft

singles. Man. Get you every time. Every time.

Four questions remaining. What public service am

I? I'm looking for a

public service. I have my

own law enforcement arm.

I have my own law enforcement.

Oh, wait. Pause. Mike Slap.

It's a public service. Public service. Transportation.

Transportation.

Or three points incorrect. I think you're finally negative.

Set my goals.

Mike will be a fan Favorite. Yes. And our second

clue. I am one of the largest civilian

employers in the United States.

Dave, the postal Service. The

postal service is

correct for two points.

Three questions remaining. It's mostly

anyone's game. We

have zero.

We have Dave with 14, Dina with 13.

And with three questions remaining, Dina and Dave

have to miss a lot for Mike to be back in it, but

it could still happen. It's mathematically possible. I'm looking

for a food. I must have been hungry, right. Knees. When my name is

pronounced in Italian, it refers to bell

peppers. When you say my

name in Italian, it refers to bell

peppers. When I am cooked, I can turn into

crispy cups. In our third clue, I am an American variety of

salami made from pork, beef, and seasoned with

paprika. Zena.

I just realized this is totally not it because I forgot the first clue. I

was going to say prosciutto, but that's not it. Prosciutto, for

one point, is incorrect.

What kind of American salami crisps into little cups on

pizza? It is

pepperoni. I went with the American cheese and

pepperoni. Everything that's processed on this episode.

Pepperoncini. Okay. Yeah. Now you act like you

know it.

What am I? I am a game of skill and

chance.

Remember, my pictures may or may not help you.

What was the category? This is what am I. My hands are known as

a Brunson, hockey sticks or Broadway.

I wrote that one. And variations of me are known as

Omaha. Seven car stud, five car draw in

Texas. Hold him, Mike. Slap at the base was first.

Poker. Poker for one point is

correct. You're back to the positive side. That

sounds fun. All right. I'm looking for

a movie franchise. What movie

franchise am I looking for? I

am the most quoted trilogy, and there's a little asterisk on

there. That could be another clue coming.

Dina. Star Wars. Star wars

is incorrect.

Our second clue for two points.

I was written by Robert Zemeckis and Bob

Gale.

No. And our third clue for

one point. The time machine was invented by Doc Brown and

is powered by 1.21 gigawatts

of electricity. Dave, back to the future. Back

to the future is correct. And the asterisk

was. I meant it was the most quoted trilogy on this show,

as we do it all the time. Oh, there it is. There's our

disclaimer. That's how I got you. Most

quoted trilogy on stuff I never knew it is. Back to the Future.

Let's go to that scoreboard and see how we finish. Dave

came out at the end at 15 points with the win,

Dina in second place. Very well played.

We have time to go around one more time. If anybody wants to plug Mike's

artwork again, let's start with Dina. All right.

Miketucci Designs.com and the Love Pod podcast.

Either one, but mostly Mike Tucci designs. I mentioned. This is

it. Very nice. And to

Mike, Miketucci Designs.com.

Go look at my stuff. Thank you for having me. Awesome.

And Dave, our winner. The Love Pod

podcast at Mike Tucci Design. That's what it's all about.

And get your pretzel cones.

Absolutely. Let's hear.

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