The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast

127. Quizzing with Brett_Discgolf

• Pat Keenan

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0:00 - Intro Music Provided by Wheels

0:17 - Whipple City/Minekill Updates

3:48 - Quiz Time

31:23 - Sweet Up!

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Pat:

Jaimen, what's going on with Whipple City?

Jaimen:

Not too much. I've got the finalized layout for it and all that kind of stuff that I need to drop pretty soon. Players pack items are coming in. We got some awesome stuff. We recently got in some helicopter pad pins that we're really excited about. Those are going to be going in the players pack. And we've got some fundraising discs coming up soon. So, I believe it's going to be the cow stamp from last year. That's kind of going to be the tournament logo year to year to year. but it's going to be mini stamps of it.

Brett:

Love a mini stamp, good call. Can I just also say how cool it is that MPO is getting those, Trump bags, whatever you call them.

Jaimen:

The trainers.

Brett:

Yeah.

Jaimen:

Very exciting that Upper Parks was able to help us out with those. I think that's one of the coolest player pack items I've seen. It's something that I think that everybody can immediately use and everybody could even use more of.

Brett:

No. Oh Yeah, and MPO gets a players back. How cool.

Jaimen:

Yep. Very excited about that.

Brett:

Yeah, that's awesome.

Jasan:

Right now we're less than two weeks away from Mine Kill AM side. By the time you listen to this, who knows it could be a week from tomorrow, or it could be tomorrow.

New Speaker:

Or both.

Jasan:

But there's been a lot of movement on both wait-lists. I think the last week I've had double digit movement. So, we're down to three people on the wait list for AM side and four spots open for Pro. So, if you're interested in playing either weekends, sign up good chance to be able to get in. Lot of exciting, stuff's going to be unveiled soon. I'm just working out some final details. I have the player's guide, 95% done. I'm just waiting on a couple of things that are pretty crucial for venues and stuff. But it's gonna be a good time hope to see everybody there and, um, get your picks in.

Ryan:

Ooh.

Brett:

Yeah, I think I've dropped out of the picks almost entirely, now. There's no going back.

Ryan:

No, no, it's not true because you can get a thousand points like in a week.

Brett:

It's not too late?

Ryan:

Not too late.

Brett:

It Feels too late.

Jasan:

A lot of golf left.

Jaimen:

Yeah. I've had like mini panic attacks last two Fridays thinking ah, shit I missed my picks, but. I knew that they weren't there, but like then the Masters Cup comes up. I'm like, how can that not be a pick?

Ryan:

I know.

Brett:

Silver Series.

Jaimen:

Crazy.

Ryan:

Yeah. Gannon Buhr won his first Silver Series.

Jaimen:

Ooh.

Ryan:

Fair Disc Golf. Yay.

Jaimen:

Did you see the Anthon stuff?

Brett:

Yeah, that was weird.

Ryan:

Are we going to cover that?

Jaimen:

I don't know, maybe we should save that for some Monday where nobody has to work on Tuesday.

Ryan:

Do that.

Jaimen:

Okay.

Kenji:

What's the Reader's Digest version? I saw it just a little inkling.

Jaimen:

He was put on the feature card and then one of the higher up organizations, I don't remember which one, changed that.

Kenji:

Uh,

Ryan:

Oh, this guy's like a murderer and a white supremacist so maybe we should like, not feature him on coverage. And it's like, well, that's fair. I,

Jasan:

Yeah.

Ryan:

I don't know, it is what it is.

Brett:

Yeah. I think he won a lead in tournament for that. Something that was there a couple of weeks prior, which is why he was going to be featured.

Jaimen:

Oh, I just figured it's because he's the Cali kid.

Brett:

That's true. Yeah.

Ryan:

Yeah.

Brett:

Sounds a lot like Florida man, but

Ryan:

I don't know the full story. I'm just

Pat:

Yeah.

Jasan:

He still sponsored by Innova?

Brett:

No! No.

Jasan:

No.

Brett:

No, No!

Jasan:

I was all right, you say.

Ryan:

All right. We're definitely gonna have to cut this

Pat:

All right. Quiz time got five. So, just straight up five or a

Brett:

I need teammate,

Jasan:

What's the categories?

Ryan:

Bail me out.

Brett:

Me out.

Pat:

Categories we got: This Week in History, Socks.

Brett:

Kenji is going to pass that one.

Pat:

And Movie Title Mashup.

Kenji:

Can we do like Wolf?

Ryan:

Or three on two, if we really want to help Brett out.

Brett:

I could probably use all the help I can get in this.

Ryan:

I'd be on the two.

Jasan:

Yes. It, depending on how the thing is that might not be any help.

Jaimen:

Right. I was going to say, Jason and I are basically one person.

Ryan:

Right Me and Kenji versus you three would actually be pretty, fair.

Brett:

I'm down with that.

Pat:

I was thinking more Ryan and Brett.

Ryan:

Oh, Ryan and Brett, I like that.

Pat:

And Kenji, Jason and Jaimen.

Kenji:

Sure.

Jaimen:

I like how it ryan's turning any situation into an ego stroke,

Ryan:

Give me the odds, but stack the odds against me.

Pat:

Yeah. All right. So let me write that down real.

Jaimen:

Smart people.

Ryan:

Useless knowledge. there's a difference.

Jaimen:

Well, we all have useless knowledge. Yours is just readily available.

Pat:

All right, because you are 2, you get to go first. What category would you like?

Kenji:

What do we got? This day in history and what was?

Pat:

Uh, This Week in History,

Kenji:

This Week in History.

Pat:

Movie Title, Mashup

Kenji:

All right.

Pat:

And Socks.

Ryan:

I don't know, Brett, what are you, feeling?

Brett:

I don't feel good about any of them.

Ryan:

Are you like a slipper kind of guy? Not a big Sock guy?

Brett:

No, I definitely wear them. I just don't know how much I know about them. Let's do socks then that seems like the right one. Yeah.

Ryan:

Yeah.

Pat:

All right. Question one. What, what City's team, the Braves stop wearing red socks in 1907. So the city's other major league team adopted the name? What city's team, the Braves stopped wearing red socks in 1907, so the cities other major league team adopted the name?

Ryan:

Is there another Braves or is it the Atlanta Braves?

Brett:

City. He's looking for the city right?

Pat:

What city's team, the Braves, stopped wearing red socks in 1907, so the cities other major league team adopted the name?

Ryan:

Where the Atlanta Braves around and...

Brett:

Gotta be Atlanta.

Ryan:

All right, Atlanta, it is.

Pat:

K and the Jaimen?

Kenji:

It's a Boston Red sox.

Jaimen:

It's gotta be Boston.

Brett:

Oh, we had a backward.

Pat:

Final Answer?

Kenji:

Yes.

Ryan:

Jesus Christ.

Kenji:

The Boston Red Sox came, right?

Ryan:

Uh, I'm from Massachusetts too.

Pat:

You guys good with that?

Jaimen:

I agree.

Brett:

Oh my God.

Ryan:

I should have thought of it. That one a little bit longer.

Pat:

Braves were in Boston, then Milwaukee and then Atlanta.

Brett:

Really.

Ryan:

Yeah, I should've read into that question more.

Pat:

That's okay. Question two, this is for K and the Jaimen, what, What, What, category? I'm sorry. I got ahead of myself. What category gentleman's?

Jaimen:

Socks?

Kenji:

Um,

Pat:

Socks.

Ryan:

More socks.

Jasan:

Guys are both good at.

Pat:

Okay.

Kenji:

Lucky on that sock question?

Pat:

All right, published in 1965, what popular Dr. Seuss work includes the line Knox in box? Published in 1965, what popular yeah. Dr. Seuss work includes the line knocks in box?

Kenji:

Is that the name of the book Fox in Socks?

Jaimen:

That doesn't sound familiar to me,

Kenji:

I think that's the name of the book Fox in Socks.

Jaimen:

Sounds good.

Pat:

Jason?

Jasan:

Sure.

Pat:

You are correct.

Kenji:

Right.

Jasan:

Good job Kenji.

Kenji:

Come on Jasan, you got the young kids. You don't read them Fox in Socks Dr. Seuss?

Ryan:

Also Massachusetts native. Dr. Seuss. What was the not movie titles one was the other one?

Pat:

This Week in History.

Ryan:

Yeah, let's try that.

Pat:

Question one. Best known for their Seal of Approval the first issue of what women's magazine, was introduced in May, 1885? Best-known for their Seal of Approval. The first issue of what women's magazine was introduced in May, 1885?

Ryan:

Was the date again?

Pat:

1885.

Ryan:

1885 women's magazine. I mean, that's kind of unfair. I mean, there's like Glamour and Vanity Fair.

Brett:

What about like Vogue is Vogue. Does that count?

Ryan:

I like Vogue folks. Probably good guess.

Brett:

It's probably not, too recent. It feels like, I dunno.

Ryan:

Yeah, one more time, Pat.

Pat:

Best known for their Seal of Approval, the first issue of what women's magazine was introduced in May, 1885?

Brett:

Seal of Approval. I have nothing but a guess.

Ryan:

I don't know. What's your, what's your best guess?

Pat:

10 seconds.

Ryan:

Vogue.

Brett:

That's like all I can come up with

Ryan:

Vogue it is.

Pat:

K and the J-men?

Ryan:

Oh, geez.

Jasan:

So, what would some of the other ones they said?

Kenji:

Housekeeping.

Jasan:

Oh, that's yeah.

Brett:

Oh.

Jasan:

Yeah. Jaimen you go with that? That.

Pat:

That's three points.

Brett:

A woman's magazine.

Ryan:

That's that's so just, I don't know.

Jasan:

So 1885.

Pat:

All right, Kay and the J-Men, what category? You're up 3-0.

Kenji:

Do the song title.

Pat:

The Movie Title title Mashup.

Jasan:

Yeah.

Pat:

What I'm going to do is I'm going to give you a synopsis of a movie.

Kenji:

Okay.

Pat:

And it's actually a synopsis of two movies. So you got to give me the name of the two movies?

Kenji:

Gotcha.

Pat:

So, question one. A year after running over a fishermen and dumping his body in the water, four friends, reconvening class with teacher Freddie Shoop, who is ready for his summer off in Hawaii, looking for his missing fishermen friend. Unfortunately, he is forced to either teach English or risk losing his tenure. A year after running over a fishermen and dumping his body in the water 4 friends, reconvening class, with teacher Freddy Shoop. He is ready for his summer off in Hawaii looking for his missing fishermen friend, unfortunately is forced to either teach English or risk losing his tenure.

Jaimen:

I feel like I know the first half.

Kenji:

I know it. I know you ready, I Know What you Did Last Summer School.

Jaimen:

Okay.

Pat:

Jason.

Jaimen:

The first half that I got.

Jasan:

Yeah, I'm going to defer to.

Kenji:

Doing last summer. And this is Summer School. Mr. Shoop.

Jaimen:

I've never even heard of that movie.

Kenji:

I'm old.

Ryan:

This whole category, we're doomed.

Brett:

it's not about the most recent Batman, I got nothing.

Ryan:

Kenji, did you work blockbuster in 1986?

Kenji:

87 I was 13.

Ryan:

That's when you watch all the movies.

Pat:

So, RB what do you got? What category would you like?

Ryan:

New category.

Brett:

Yeah. Let's try the movie one. Let's try it.

Pat:

Phoenix secretary Marion Crane, on the lamb after stealing$40,000 from her employer in order to run away with her boyfriend, Sam Loomis, is overcome by exhaustion during a heavy rainstorm. Traveling on the back roads to avoid the police, she stops for the night at the ramshackle Bates Motel and meets the polite, but highly strung proprietor, Patrick Bateman. A handsome young, urban professional with an interest in taxidermy and a difficult relationship with his mother. Phoenix secretary Marion Crane, on the lamb after stealing$40,000 from her employer in order to run away with her boyfriend, Sam Loomis is overcome by exhaustion during a heavy rainstorm traveling on the back roads to avoid the police, she stops for the night at the ramshackle Bates Motel and meets the polite, but highly strung proprietor, Patrick Bateman. young urban professional with an interest in taxidermy and a difficult relationship with his mother.

Ryan:

So it's, it's almost like, I mean, it's Psycho and American Psycho, but is it, so is that like the answer American Psycho?

Brett:

American Psycho Psycho?

Ryan:

Right?

Pat:

What do you think? I mean, we'll take it. We'll take either one. I just,

Ryan:

Are they, are they both fine?

Pat:

Yeah.

Brett:

Okay. It absorbed the other one.

Pat:

Yeah, exactly.

Ryan:

Right. I'm like Patrick Bateman, the Bates hotel,

Pat:

K in the J-Men, what category?

Ryan:

By the way, I managed to watch Psycho, like for the first time, maybe 8 months ago without any spoilers. So like when he was, he like came in with like, I mean, it's like dressed. It is.

Kenji:

Psycho in like 30.

Ryan:

We printed out like the, I dunno, a hundred best movies and I've just been kind of going through them one by one. So, we saw a Psycho and I had never seen it before. It was fascinating. I didn't expect it, why I kind of expected the twist, but, it's pretty funny what had happened. Didn't age well.

Pat:

They remade it too.

Ryan:

Did they?

Pat:

Vince Vaughn,

Ryan:

No way, really?

Pat:

I kid you not.

Ryan:

Wow, I liked a Rear Window better. was really good.

Pat:

Category, Kenji and Kenji and the J man, I'm sorry.

Jaimen:

You're right.

Jasan:

You guys want to do the hat and go with This Week in History?

Jaimen:

Sure.

Pat:

This Week in History, what future restaurant franchise did brothers Richard and Maurice opened their first of in San Bernardino, California May 15th, 1940 what future restaurant franchise did brothers Richard and Maurice opened their first of in San Bernardino, California May 15th, 1940?

Brett:

Yeah.

Kenji:

McDonald's they sold it to Koch who, who up.

Jaimen:

It could very well be.

Jasan:

I was thinking, McDonald's the only thing that threw him off. future, am I overthink?

Kenji:

I think it's McDonald's if you.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Kenji:

Let's go with Tom.

Jaimen:

Off as a standalone restaurant.

Jasan:

Let's go with McDonald's.

Jaimen:

Sounds good.

Ryan:

Dammit.

Pat:

You are correct?

Ryan:

If you come down the hill from South Mountain in Bethlehem, there's a McDonald's in Bethlehem that has a single arch that still has like a hundred million hamburgers sold. It's crazy. It's like, we're going to

Pat:

It's prolly means just at that location. Now.

Brett:

Put it in a museum.

Pat:

What category you want guys want R and B?

Ryan:

You know, Wanna try Socks, again?

Brett:

Yeah, Let's do Socks.

Ryan:

Let's do it.

Pat:

Question three. Original Rockford Redhill socks come with instructions on making what animals, around since the 1900's? Original Rockford red heel socks come with instructions on making what animals, around since the 1900's?

Ryan:

Sock Puppets?

Brett:

Is that an animal?

Ryan:

Can be, it can be anything you want it to be.

Pat:

Can you be more specific?

Ryan:

A dog probably.

Brett:

Ooh.

Ryan:

If you're making a sock puppet, you're totally like doing a bark bark bark. Right?

Brett:

Yeah, I guess that's what I don't do that though. I don't make sock puppets. It's gotta be it, though.

Ryan:

You can, be honest here, Brett,

Brett:

I don't know, my head went to giraffe. It's not a giraffe. It was never a giraffe.

Ryan:

Can you give us your best giraffe noise?

Brett:

No.

Ryan:

going to say sock puppet dog. What do you think?

Brett:

Yeah. We have to say that. It's not a giraffe.

Pat:

K and the J-Men?

Kenji:

I woulda guessed dog too. Maybe snake that's.

Pat:

Final Answer? Jasan, you good with that. They said it at the same time. that's you know,

Ryan:

good. All right. You just gave it to him. Okay. Damn it.

Pat:

I, I was just asking the question cause that's not the right answer, so.

Ryan:

God.

Kenji:

What was it? Dinosaur?

Ryan:

A Monkey.

Pat:

Sock Monkeys.

Kenji:

Uh, Sock Monkey theory. I can't remember this being.

Pat:

All No right, K and the J-Men. What category? You're up 5-1.

Kenji:

Cause like the color of the toe makes the mouth that looks like a monkey's mouth, right?

Pat:

Yeah. If you look at the way they, color sock, it, It kind of gives you the headstart for making the monkey, the red heel and other parts. Kenji?

Kenji:

Oh, it's our pick? What...

Pat:

yeah.

Kenji:

...Round Robin? Back to the beginning of what was the socks go socks again.

Jaimen:

Socks.

Jasan:

So,

Pat:

What color are the Rock'em Sock.'em Robots. What colors are the Rock'em Sock.'em Robots?

Jaimen:

Ah, Blue and Yeah. Read the Blue.

Kenji:

And the ring...

Brett:

This question.

Kenji:

...was yellow, right?

Jaimen:

And the what?.

Kenji:

The ring is yellow.

Jaimen:

Oh

Pat:

You good with Red and Blue?

Jasan:

Extra credit.

Pat:

You are correct.

Kenji:

Yeah. I remember, you know what? It's all Rock'em Sock'em Robots last night because my wife was watching Sweet Home, Alabama come soccer robots at the end and put it on the wedding.

Pat:

R and B what you got?

Brett:

Why not.

Ryan:

Sure.

Pat:

All right, Jimmy Stewart meets an angel and a Monty Python member is mistaken for the Messiah. Jimmy Stewart meets an angel and a Monty Python member is mistaken for the Messiah.

Ryan:

You're going to have to give that to me one more time. Jimmy Stewart, is he the comedian?

Pat:

Jimmy Stewart meets an angel and a Monty Python member is mistaken for the Messiah.

Brett:

I have no clue.

Ryan:

Oh, it says Life of Brian. Oh, It's a Wonderful Life of Brian.

Pat:

You guys agree?

Ryan:

Yes.

Brett:

Yeah, just say yeah.

Pat:

All right.

Kenji:

Good

Jaimen:

one.

Pat:

All right, K and the J-Men, what you got?

Kenji:

History,

Jaimen:

Next up.

Kenji:

Movies.

Pat:

Movies?

Kenji:

Yup.

Pat:

This sequel focuses on ex police officer Brian O'Connor who relocates from Los Angeles to Miami to start over. Becoming involved in the street racing scene in his new city, Brian befriends Sydney, Prescott and Tabloid reporter Gail Weathers. But his competitive streak ends when two college students are murdered at a sneak preview of Stab a movie based on the events from the first film. Do Sydney, Gail and Brian have the drive to find out who's behind this new murder spree before they all ended up dead. This sequal focuses on ex police officer Ryan O'Connor relocates from Los Angeles to Miami to start over. Becoming involved in a street racing scene in this new city, Brian befriends, Sydney, Prescott and tabloid reporter Gail Weathers. But his competitive streak ends, when two college students are murdered at a sneak preview of Stab, a movie based on the events from the first film do Sidney, Gail and Brian have the drive to find out who is behind the new murder spree before they all end up dead. What do we think?

Jaimen:

What's the second. Yeah. Fast and the Furious. I don't know. The second one.

Jasan:

Thinking Fast, Furious and Screamed. But how does that get mashed up?

Kenji:

Yeah, that's what I don't get. Fast and Furious 2, right? Is it 2?

Jaimen:

Scream.

Kenji:

I don't know the exact title of the second mover is that the third movie is the second movie. The Tokyo Drift. Now, I don't know. I don't know the order well enough. Fast and Furious Scream, Scream 2 Scream 2 and Fast and Furious 2. I don't know how you mash those.

Jaimen:

All the other questions, the movies have been presented the same way the titles are in the mashup. Does that make sense?

Kenji:

Fast and Furious Scream 2. Pat, help us out with it. We do it. We

Pat:

Got about 10 seconds.

Jaimen:

Fast Scream.

Kenji:

Furious Scream 2 Fast and Furious 2 Scream 2.

Pat:

Final answer.

Kenji:

too. Fast and Furious 2 Scream 2.

Pat:

Do you have a guess RB?

Brett:

I think I understand that.

Ryan:

Yeah. What are you thinking?

Brett:

I think it Scream 2 Fast 2 Furious.

Ryan:

That's exactly what I was thinking,

Brett:

Cause that's the only way they mash up is to

Ryan:

Right?

Brett:

Overlap the two.

Ryan:

Yep. I like it.

Pat:

Answer?

Ryan:

Yup.

Pat:

Scream two and then two Fast, two Furious.

Ryan:

Yeah. Way to go.

Pat:

Fast,

Kenji:

It's called 2 Fast 2 Furious?

Pat:

Yeah,

Kenji:

I know they tweaked the names.

Ryan:

Furious

Kenji:

I didn't know exactly what. Cause they're not called Fast and Furious 2 there. Yeah.

Ryan:

2 Fast 2 Furious. love it when it finally comes all around, it's just like Fast and Furious again, like 20 years later. Just like The Batman.

Pat:

Yeah,

Brett:

Yeah.

Kenji:

We got that in concept.

Ryan:

Yeah, sure did. So did we for the record.

Brett:

That's the only one that's made sense to me.

Ryan:

History?

Brett:

Yeah, History.

Ryan:

Let's do History.

Pat:

May 8th was VE day. What does V-E stand for? May 8th was VE day. What does V-E stand for?

Ryan:

That's victory in Europe day. So the end of the war.

Pat:

You guys agree?

Brett:

Sure.

Pat:

You are correct.

Ryan:

Nice.

Brett:

Wow, thanks.

Ryan:

Yup, that easy.

Pat:

All right. now I got 6-4. Is that right, Jason?

Jasan:

Yup.

Pat:

Getting close there, but a couple more rounds.

Kenji:

We're back to a Week in History, right?

Jaimen:

Yup.

Jasan:

Yeah,

Ryan:

Yeah, give us a steal.

Pat:

What man was appointed as the first head of the FBI on May 10th, 1924, a post he held until his death in 1972? What man was appointed as the first head of the FBI on May 10th, 1924, a post he held until his death in 1972?

Jaimen:

I feel like I watched something on the FBI recently. Remember when I said available knowledge.

Kenji:

I don't know this.

Ryan:

There's a movie, but it was made after 1980 Kenji, sorry.

Pat:

Do you guys have a final answer?

Jaimen:

No, I don't, I can't think of a single name.

Jasan:

So, if he ended in the seventies, who was, he? Hadn't been pretty old because he started in 20. So think 50 sixties, FBI that's before all our time.

Jaimen:

What, year did you start? 29.

Pat:

May 10th, 1924. He was appointed and his death was in 1972.

Jasan:

Oh, his death was in 72.

Jaimen:

Is that when he left the post.

Pat:

He held it until his death in 72. Yeah.

Jaimen:

Okay, then yeah, none of my guesses would be good.

Jasan:

So he's FBI during Kennedy's.

Ryan:

You can still say, your guesses, Jaimen.

Jaimen:

Um, was it Ryan Nelson?

Pat:

got about 10 seconds?

Kenji:

No, I don't know.

Ryan:

98 years old.

Kenji:

I think they know him, but

Ryan:

I just say that. So you'll spew out the names.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Pat:

All right. RB, what do you get?

Ryan:

I assume it's J Edgar.

Brett:

Say it's one of the Presidents, right?

Ryan:

Think it's Hoover.

Kenji:

Hoover.

Pat:

You gotta give this whole name.

Ryan:

Was the movie J Edgar.

Pat:

Yeah. that's not the president Hoover that's Herbert Hoover.

Brett:

Okay. Yup.

Jasan:

Um,

Kenji:

That's what got me off of that, you know? Cause I'm like it's.

Jaimen:

Right.

Kenji:

Familiar, but I thought it was president, so it wouldn't have had it that whole time. It was wrong.

Jaimen:

Gangs of New York. Is that it?

Kenji:

I'm like, I know it's not a president.

Ryan:

J Edgar.

Jaimen:

Oh, No, I watched the one on Dillinger.

Kenji:

I never saw that

Pat:

The Most Wanted?

Jaimen:

I watched Most Wanted and that's where it mentioned it.

Ryan:

Yeah, Gangs of New York about the five points in New York. like a bunch of gangs.

Pat:

Hm, RB. You guys are down one point and you get to the next question.

Ryan:

Sweet, your choice, Brett.

Brett:

I was going to say. What's feeling good to you? Let's do socks. I was thinking socks. too. It's fun.

Pat:

Originally green and white, what socks worn by the Campbell clan were named for a county in West Scotland? Originally green and white, what socks worn by the Campbell clan were named for a county in West Scotland?

Brett:

Can you say that again?

Ryan:

Rugby.

Pat:

Originally green and white, socks, worn by the Campbell clan, were named for a a county west Scotland?

Brett:

You're thinking Rugby,

Ryan:

Brooke Claudie.

Brett:

You know, the answer, sorry.

Ryan:

I don't know the answer. I'm just naming, Scottish Whiskies at this point.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Ryan:

I heard the Berg, Aila, or rugby socks thing. I, one more time, Pat and then we'll give up.

Pat:

Originally green and white, what socks worn by the Campbell clan were named for a county in west Scotland?

Ryan:

What socks, kind of socks? Argyle must be Argyle.

Brett:

Oh, that sounds like a county.

Ryan:

Yep. It sounds Scottish too. Let's do it.

Brett:

I love that. Well,

Pat:

It's all tied up, but, the and the Jaimen they're, one behind, as far as question totals. K and J men, what category? I think we're going to go around one more time after this.

Jaimen:

Okay, which one do we feel the most confident in? We've struck out on the last three of them.

Kenji:

Yeah, We knew the movie one, huh?

Jasan:

I feel like Kenji is a pretty good asset for the movie.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Kenji:

Let's go with the movie one.

Pat:

Movie's Okay. The president's plane is hijacked by terrorists and taken to a mental institution run by Nurse Ratched. The president's plane is hijacked by terrorists and taken to a mental institution run by nurse Ratched. What do you got?

Kenji:

So, it's Air Force One flight over the Cuckoo's nest. Is a flight. No, that's not the right word. It's it's

Jaimen:

Flew.

Kenji:

One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. So, Air Force One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Pat:

Jaimen and Jason agree?

Jaimen:

Well now I'm nervous. Yeah.

Kenji:

Yeah.

Pat:

You are correct.

Jasan:

Good job.

Pat:

Final question for each. The K-Men are up by one.

Ryan:

Oh, that damn Red Sox question that put us in the hole here, Brett. I'm sorry.

Pat:

RB, what category?

Kenji:

How How do you miss The one sports question?

Ryan:

I know. Well, I only know hockey.

Kenji:

More than Me, Jason Jaimen combined.

Ryan:

Your choice, Brett?

Brett:

No, it'd be wrong for me to not leave it up to you.

Ryan:

I'll go. See, the last couple of movies has been pretty easy and Kenji loves the movies. So let's, do movies and try to steal it out from under him.

Brett:

Okay.

Pat:

You want the movie category?

Ryan:

Yeah.

Brett:

That's fun.

Pat:

All right. A film that explores the dark and miserable town Basin City and tells a story of three different people all caught up in violent corruption. One of them is an unhappy Manhattan yuppie on the verge of turning 40, who is roped into joining his two friends on a cattle drive in the Southwest. A film that explores the dark and miserable town Basin City tells the story of three different people, all caught up in violent corruption. One of them is an unhappy, Manhattan yuppie on the verge of turning 40, who is roped into joining his two friends on a cattle drive in the Southwest.

Ryan:

Talking about noir Sin City Slickers, right?

Brett:

Wow. I knew Sin City, I didn't know the other part, so. Sure.

Pat:

All right. It's all tied up. One question to go. What do you got K and the J-Men?

Kenji:

Do we stick with the movies? I knew that one.

Ryan:

I hope you're out of movie questions.

Pat:

I have one more.

Jasan:

Yeah, let's do the movies. I knew the last one too, so I'm feeling pretty good.

Pat:

I actually have more than one. I just

Ryan:

This children's movie about dogs.

Pat:

Carl Childers, a simple man hospitalized since he murdered his mother and her lover as a child. After his release, he must pursue and try to terminate 4 replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to earth to find their creator. Carl Childer's a simple man hospitalized since he murdered his mother and her lover as a child. After his release, he must pursue and try to terminate 4 replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to earth to find their creator.

Kenji:

Oh boy.

Jasan:

Kenji.

Jaimen:

Yeah. I don't know either of these.

Brett:

Yeah.

Kenji:

Yeah, this one's tough.

Ryan:

But is it?

Jaimen:

It's tough Ryan.

Kenji:

Kid kill their parents.

Pat:

Carl Childers, a simple man hospitalized since he murdered his mother and her lover as a child. After his release, he must pursue and try to terminate 4 replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to earth to find their creator.

Kenji:

Oh, okay. So, Carl Childers is, um, Billy Bob Thornton movie. What in the movie kind of talks like this with ALS name.

Brett:

Maybe, if you keep doing the voice, it'll come back to you.

Jasan:

Uh,

Jaimen:

What else happens in this movie?

Kenji:

He fixes lawnmowers.

Jaimen:

oh, geez. That one. I forgot about the lawnmower fixing.

Kenji:

He's got the sickle.

Jasan:

What, uh, era is this?

Kenji:

This is like, I don't know, late nineties, early 2000. What's the second half of it, Pat?

Pat:

After his release, he must pursue and try to terminate 4 replicants who stole a ship in space and have returned to earth to find their creator.

Kenji:

I need to know them.

Pat:

To give you about 15 seconds.

Kenji:

I don't know. I can't come up. I need the first half to get to the second half. I don't, I'm not ringing a bell on any Replicants. Okay.

Pat:

Jason, Jaimen and he guesses

Jaimen:

No.

Pat:

Right.

Kenji:

They help you out, Ryan?. Do you know who we're talking about?

Ryan:

Yeah. I mean, the only reason I figured it out was because of the second and then I kind of inferred what the one was and that Billy Bob thing helped. actually, can you say it one more time? So I wanna make sure it's not the other movie

Pat:

Carl Childers, a simple man hospitalized since he murdered his mother and her lover as a child. After his release, he, he must be, he must pursue and try to terminate for replicants, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What was that?

Ryan:

Oh, so I just don't know if it's the new Blade Runner or the last or the old Blade Runner. I'm assuming it's Sling Blade Runner?

Kenji:

Good job.

Pat:

You guys both agree.

Ryan:

Yeah, I don't, I mean, for my, I don't think it's going to be the Ryan Gosling one. It's probably the original.

Pat:

You are correct. Sling Blade Runner.

Kenji:

That's what the name of that damn movie was.

Ryan:

Honestly, I got blade runner immediately. And then when you started doing the voice and stuff, this is.

Pat:

I only got a couple left. Here's one just for the group. Two icons face off in the supernatural movie, one, a disfigured serial killer who attacks his victims in their dreams. The other career force for Constance Marine Captain, Foreign Service Officer and a specialist in Far Eastern affairs.

Ryan:

Nightmare on Elm street, wall street. say it again.

Pat:

Two icons face off in this supernatural movie, one, a disfigured serial killer who had taxes, victims, and their dreams, the other, a Career Force Reconnaissance Marine Captain, Foreign Service Officer, and a specialist in Far Eastern affairs.

Ryan:

Yeah Freddy.

Kenji:

On and I was straight.

Ryan:

Probably Freddy versus Jason something.

Kenji:

Friday verse Jason.

Ryan:

Jason Bourne there yeah.

Pat:

Freddie vs. Jason Bourne. Yep. A newly paroled ex-con and former Us Ranger finds himself trapped in a prisoner transport plane when the passenger seize control. Surely this man with a fear of flying can land safely after the pilots become sick. Anybody?

Kenji:

Connie air something airplane.

Pat:

Paroled ex-con and former us Ranger finds himself trapped in a prisoner transport plane when the...

Kenji:

Con Airplane?

Pat:

Surely. Yep.

Ryan:

Yup.

Pat:

Wanted to add plane to the end of that movie because it's just there, there you go. Congratulations to R and B with, as a solid comeback fellas.

Kenji:

Um,

Ryan:

Off pretty, pretty poorly.

Brett:

These are so hard. This is impossible.

Pat:

I'm sorry.

Jaimen:

Yeah. I need to go watch some more movies.

Brett:

Yeah. There's times I'm listening, I'm like how don't they know that one? It's like, I actually know it. I don't think I knew anything tonight. is impossible. Credit to you guys. Geez. not a

Pat:

Uh, no, no, no. I get ya.

Brett:

Impressive. Just what I'm getting at. You guys.

Ryan:

Or just have too much time on our hands one or the other.

Pat:

Well, thanks for coming on, Brett.

Brett:

Yeah, thanks for having me. This was really cool. I mean, this podcast is amazing. so you. it really is.

Kenji:

Glad you enjoy it.

Brett:

The product's really good listen every week, so it's cool to be on.

Kenji:

Dave Hudson won, uh, spring fling was that right? And this was where this Channel of the Pines. What was the event yesterday? Beyond the Pines, Beyond the Pines. So, I was watching the lead card, and the second place player laid up on 17th instead of running it. I was really surprised. He was a stroke behind. I have no idea why he laid up there. I'm like, I would've figured he had to run it. He wasn't that far.

Brett:

And Dave made it right.

Kenji:

I mean, it was a death putt. it was, um, Brad somebody.

Brett:

Brad Schott. But Dave Hudson made the birdie there, right?

Kenji:

I would think if you to try and win, you have to run that putt. And then he laid it up. I was really surprised. I was talking with Jason Versace. I was like, why didn't he lay that up? Didn't quite understand the mindset.

Brett:

Did he go before or after Dave Hudson on?

Kenji:

He went before. Dave was closer and he was like probably 50 feet out, short and he didn't run the downhill putt. He laid it up. I think he had a stroke on third place. I'm like, I don't know why.

Jaimen:

Yeah. But if you run that putt and you air ball, it you're of a sudden you're going to be two strokes behind.

Kenji:

I know, but I mean, if you're playing a win, I think you're forced to do that.

Jaimen:

Yeah. But if you're playing to win is a big.

Kenji:

Right. Yeah. Well, when you're one stroke behind with one hole ago.

Pat:

Well, who was behind him?

Kenji:

I think Corey Cook.

Pat:

I mean, where they close, was third place close to 2nd?

Kenji:

It was a stroke. Yeah. I mean,

Pat:

Yeah. I mean, so you're also trying to maintain yours. Maybe you're hoping the other guy, you know.

Jaimen:

Right. I wouldn't infer that he was trying to win. And also kudos to him for knowing his strengths and playing his own game.

Pat:

Hmm.

Brett:

It's one of those things where if.

Kenji:

It was a mistake.

Brett:

if it works, you look like a genius.

Kenji:

he got second, so I guess it worked, but I would've ran it. It wasn't that far. I mean, yes, it was a death putt, but yeah. We all know Central Park Hole 17. He came up, you know, probably 10 feet outside the circle, looking down the hill at the basket.

Jaimen:

Yeah.

Jasan:

10 feet outside the circle.

Brett:

That's a scary.

Jasan:

That's a really scary.

Jaimen:

Yeah, I would have done the exact same thing he does.

Kenji:

Taking second and you've accepted the last name. That's what I thought he was doing.

Jaimen:

Yeah. Or just live to play another hole. If he's one stroke behind, I don't know.

Pat:

With one hole to go.

Jaimen:

A lot of stuff can happen on one hole.

Kenji:

Then he's going to be two strokes because he's laying up for his par the guy who's one stroke ahead of him.

Jaimen:

Yeah, is closer. He's still probably got a death putt too.

Kenji:

Yeah, Corey went a little past, he had to up so he.

Jaimen:

It's very easy to say like, oh, he should have done this, but like,

Kenji:

I didn't say anything besides just whispers to Jason and I were watching.

Brett:

Nice about it though is it was an active golfing decision, you know, it's so easy just to land on the aggressive button.

Kenji:

Right, right.

Jaimen:

Yeah, yeah.

Pat:

So, one question I have is why doesn't the NFL do a full quarter like the NHL does? That makes total sense in the playoffs for overtime? Do one of those. And then if you want to the second one, if you want to have some hokey rules about it, but they should really just play it out. Play another quarter. I don't know.

Brett:

Oh my

Ryan:

I agree. I agree completely. Oh man, there's nothing better than golden goal, baby Game Seven overtime. That's where it's at injected right into my veins.

Kenji:

Did it turn out good for you? I was listening to the show last week.

Ryan:

Oh, yeah.

Pat:

Not last week, but.

Ryan:

The most depressing, Yeah, they went 3-0 to close out the series. And every game they trailed from the beginning of the game too. So, you could imagine that I'm still like high on adrenaline from Sunday night. Yeah, thank goodness we weren't recording Sunday night. I might've had like a, manic episode. It was so exciting.

Pat:

When's the next series start?

Ryan:

Wednesday, Wednesday they play Carolina.

Pat:

That's actually good. They need the rest.

Ryan:

For sure. Yes. I need the rest, Pat. Yeah, it should be interesting. I mean, there was five Game Seven's this weekend, which is just crazy. And two of them went overtime, including the Rangers in the Penguins. This is the content that Brett comes for Hockey Right? Hockey talk.

Brett:

Um, I'm an Islanders fan. So

Ryan:

Well, I mean, I don't even know what you guys are up to firing one of the best Head Coaches in the game.

Brett:

Yeah, I'm not really, they're the games I watch. I got a friend who's a really big Islanders fan and I watched the Postseason run last year.

Ryan:

Oh yeah,

Brett:

That was really exciting. It was so easy to be a fan. They just won.

Ryan:

Yeah, yeah. They were gritty for sure.

Brett:

And then,this year it wasn't the same. So I stopped.

Ryan:

Jordan Creek down here in Pennsylvania just got new baskets. Actually, they got half, uh, they had new baskets. They've only installed about like seven of them and they're replacing, you know, old tried and true DGA mock threes with, uh, the Disc Golf Park, single chain kind of Disc Catcher imitators. Disc Catcher Lights as Jaimen calls them. Oh, I'm sorry single ring. The Disc Catcher the top set and bottom set of chains meet with two different rings. These are like all the chains, I would assume there's 28. There could be 24. I'm not really sure. They all meet in a single ring and it like, kind of causes the basket to catch a little bit wonky.

Kenji:

Occasionally, you get the nose down putt that may get kicked back out.

Ryan:

Spits out. Yeah. And like, it looks weird because the ring sits high in the cage. So, it also doesn't have as much I guess, room to catch right above the cage. So it's kind of like, I don't know. I don't, I don't like the way they look. I mean, it's nice to have a nice bright band, which I guess for visibility purposes is good. Compared to the Mach 3's, but I guess if you had your choice, what would you have on your course Mach 3's or the, yeah, I guess. Of course. And we got the Innova guy here. So,

Brett:

Disc Catcher. That gets my right too

Pat:

Not for nothing. I'm not an Innova guy. go to the same thing.

Ryan:

Yeah, I just, I don't know. I, it, we played, uh, a C-Tier on Sunday and, you know, half the baskets had the Mach 3's and half the baskets had the Disc Golf Park baskets. And I gotta say, I don't know, It was to be able to see them, but I felt more confident putting on the Mach 3's.

Pat:

The Mach 3. Is that the one with no band?

Ryan:

Yeah, it doesn't have a band.

Kenji:

Right. The Mach 3, the inner chains go straight down to a bigger ring on the bottom, right?

Ryan:

That's right.

Kenji:

The taper grade has come inside of that.

Ryan:

I think Mine Kill is Mach fives. Right? Jason?

Jasan:

I think it's Mach 5's.

Jaimen:

It's Mach fives with a Mach 10 basket. Like if you look at the legitimate Mach fives, they have a much shallower basket.

Pat:

So, some Mach 7.5's?

Jasan:

Was at Warwick were

Jaimen:

I liked three's better than the fives.