Hello, hello, what's that for the table? Oh, sorry All right, welcome everybody. Okay. Good evening and welcome to this fee squizz bowl Yeah, really appreciate you all coming out tonight, especially because of the snowstorm that's coming out Rapele to see you all here We have three prizes to give away tonight you probably saw around the table and How we'll go about choosing the prizes that First place to get first pick at one of these three prizes second place and the third place so on so One of the prizes is a one year membership to the Vermont a circle society valued at a hundred dollars second prize is a $50 gift card to hunger mountain co-op and Third prize $25 gift card to Sarkoches emailed out the bracket to everyone, but just a reminder And if you could when I announce your team name could just raise your hand just let us know who you are So first team is feast fire And currently Are you okay? Matt Matt, is there anybody can turn this light off there to make that little darker. Absolutely. Okay. Great. Perfect. Thanks You'll be able to read it so we got trash tramps room and tutors And then our team up here Jigglypuff daddy Okay So rules are pretty simple. Just like if you play deputy or play deputy at home There will be two rounds and then I found every There are two daily levels Well three so one in the first round and two in the second round Categories are very varied and I did my best to try to keep them at a you know average difficulty level, but we'll see how that goes and Yeah, does anyone have any other questions before we get started? How does the buzzer one? Yes, thank you So does everyone have a smart phone or a tablet? You can also ring if you want So we'll we need one person whoever they need happiness, you know You're gonna go on your internet browser and go to multi buzzer. It's an app Multi buzzer you just search that Google it should be the first We're really just The photographer two at a time, and I was on the top of it. If not for those, we heard about that. We heard about that. Which were not helpful. Yes. They were helpful. They were helpful. All right. Does everyone have the multi-buzzer up? So you're going to look for room S-A-B-E-J-R. Again, that's S-A-B-E-J-R. Yep. S-A-B-E-J-R. All right. We got everyone in here. So you can see there's a big blue button on there that says buzz. Anytime you want to ring in, you just tap that. My screen here, it'll show everyone that registered in, first, second, third, fourth, so on. You buzzed in first. Sure. JigglypuffDaddy did pop in. We won. We'll take first prize, please. Do you want to use the first prize? I also have a question. Thank you, guys. Do you want to use the first prize? I'll show you. Matt, is there a prize for the last? Oh, I got it. Plenty of great snacks for the fourth and fifth place winners. You try my Popeye over there. We're all set. Is everyone good with the buzzer system? Pretty simple. All right. Great. Right. Okay. Oh, there we go. So it should be reset now. And just be mindful that when it's not your turn to please just avoid using the buzzer. So it's not messing with anybody. But in either case, I'll be able to tell who rang in first, if you're not playing. Time once you've fuzzed in, do you have to answer the question? Yes. So because this is a team environment, we'll give you 10 seconds to discuss. And then the team captain will have to say the answer to me. For final jeopardy, it'll be 30 seconds. And Amy back there will be our official timekeeper. Yes. Yes. It's an important question. Yes. Wait, is that like where we have to say what is? Yes. Okay. Japanese rules do apply. I won't be as mean as some Japanese rules though.  What? Okay, we're all set. Aaron Rogers. All right. We'll get started with Team Peace Fire. And Sir Lee and Curly, way in the back. This is game number one. Our categories are round one, one in Rome, crime rhyme time, classic Vermont cuisine, board games, dance the night away, and my favorite, shut up Shakespeare. Time for the leg. Can you see that? Okay. Great. And to determine who goes first, I'm going to have both teams guess a number between one and 10. You pick whatever one's closest to the number I have in my head here. And you'll go first. So Team Peace Fire, what do you pick? One and what? One and ten. Ten? Oh. They're going to say nine and beat us. I'm going to need a final answer here. Okay. Ten. Ten. All right. Sir Lee and Curly. Three. Three. Oh my gosh. Sir Lee and Curly, you go first. Okay. I thought they'd say nine. I thought they'd say nine. What category would you like to start with? One in Rome 800. One in Rome 800. Hold your horses. This present day public park was once a major cherry racing stadium. I'm scared. Should we just guess? Yes. Should we just go for it? Yeah. Okay. What is your answer? What is the Roman Circus? I'm sorry, I can't accept that. He's fired. It's okay. It's good that you know what it was. Yeah. We'll say what is the Roman Coliseum? I don't think so. Should we just go for it? Yeah. All right. Two daughters. I hope. Okay. What is your answer? What is the Roman Circus? Should we just say what is the Roman Coliseum? I'm sorry, that's not correct. The answer is what is Circus Nassimus? Oh, that one. Oh, that one. All right. So that one. Sure. Did somebody buzz in on that last one? Because I didn't hear them buzz. I mean, I didn't know who we were waiting for. Right. I had just picked a team to start with. And then we'll get into the buzzing now. Okay. Oh, okay. Great. No. No, he's better. Okay. To Sir Wayne Curley. Of course. Thank you. All right. We'll get the system done. I promise. Yeah. Game two. Thank you. Sir Wayne Curley. Okay. Two seconds. What's your answer? What is your answer? Yeah. Dance the night away for 200. That also did not drag her. Feature this classic dance. Sir Wayne Curley. What is the dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy? I'm sorry that's incorrect. That's what I was going to guess. Really? No. Okay. You have a chance to see? That's okay. We were going to guess that too. So you don't have an answer. The answer is... What is ballet? Oh, dance. Oh. I can't read. That's my problem. Wait. Oh, read the word. Now you know. Sir Wayne Curley. Yep. Back to you. Can you reset the buzzer again? Can you? We're going to go for dance the night away for 400. Dance the night away for 400. Music with your feet. This American dance style requires special shoes to produce the rhythm. Peace Fire. What is tap dancing? That is correct. You got one. By the way, I should have mentioned incorrect responses. There's no penalty. You can only add to your... Now you get to pick a category. Do the same thing. Okay. Peace Fire. Again? Peace Fire. We'll go a dance the night away for 600. Dance the night away for 600. We're so good at dance questions. Freestyle dance made popular in the late 1960s. It was a hit among soul singers. Sir Wayne Curley. What is disco? Sorry, that's incorrect. Peace Fire. We got nothing. Correct answer. What is electric? Bogaloo or Bogaloo? Joel. I thought it was a hint. I couldn't think of what it was. It's getting harder. Go ahead. Is there a time limit on the game? I'm just curious. Is there a light out? Just relax. When it starts snowing... Oh, okay. You're going to answer. We'll get better at this. Exactly. At least the dance on the ground. Okay. Sir Wayne Curley. It was Peace Fire. Peace Fire. Let's do Classic Vermont Cuisine for 200. Classic Vermont Cuisine. Oh, dogs. Vermont produces over 2 million gallons of this every year. That's enough to fill two large water towers. Sir Wayne Curley. What is maple syrup? That is correct. Quick run of the buzzer. I don't know. I want to hear it. Good job. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. Classic Vermont Cuisine for 400. Get ready. Also known as Conch Mai, this dish is believed to have originated in British Isles in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Sir Wayne Curley. What is shepherd's pie? That is correct. I've never heard of that before. Shepherd's pie. I love shepherd's pie. Your choice, Sir Wayne Curley. Classic Vermont Cuisine for 600. Wait, you need to reset our buzzer, please. Sorry. Thank you. This fern plant lends its name to a popular brewery and many summertime dishes. Sir Wayne Curley. What is fiddleheads? That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice once again. Classic Vermont Cuisine for 800. Write down the line. This cooperative founded in 1919 produces, among other noble things, Greek yogurt. Sir Wayne Curley. What is cabbage? That is correct. I'm a creamer. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice again. Classic Vermont Cuisine for 1000. 1000. This now discontinued, Nottie Van Jerk's flavor was named after a famous American entertainer and peace activist and all his cashews and Brazilans were packed into it. Also one of my favorite flavors. A spire. What is... I drew blank. I had it and lost it. Sir Wayne Curley, your chance to steal. Oh, I got the wrong one anyway. Who's that guy? One of the nightshows. And last time, correct answer, what is Wayne Hugh Gray? Oh, I did have it. That's the guess. I will get it. That's pretty good. Who's that guy? Sir Wayne Curley. Your choice. Craig Rime time for 400, please. Oh, here we go. Low green man setting homes on fire. Peace fire. What is Martian Arson? That's correct. What is that? What is that? Not really a rhyme, but... Oh, okay. Give him extra points for that one. Okay. Peace fire, your choice. We'll stay at that category, 200. 200.  Oh, okay. Time. Thank you. Correct answer? Yeah. That is correct. Oh. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, peace fire, your turn. Crime Rime time, 600. 600. Your turn. What tabloids might say about farmer hogget if they were made into bacon? Okay. And the correct answer? Sheep herder, murder. Okay. Okay. Let's do it. 800. Peace fire, your turn. Crime Rime time, 800. Well, for 800. We're gonna get another one. An Olympic jumping athlete pushing out their opponent. Answer? A pole vault assault. Oh, my God. Yeah. Okay. Crime Rime time, 1000. Your turn. Well, let's get rid of it. When you can have a hard hat wearing a wearing person, you committed a blank. Serling Curlin. A construction, what is a construction abduction? That is correct. Oh, my God. Thank you. Excellent work. And your choice? For 400. For 400. Nearly 70,000 euros worth of coins going to this noble Roman landmark. Serling Curlin. I'll need an answer. You're almost so close. Wow. Peace fire, you have a chance to see them. What is the Trevi fountain? That is correct. Nice. You didn't have to push it. Okay. Peace fire, your choice? When in Rome for 200. Or 200. At 252 miles long, this Roman river is one of the longest rivers in Italy. Serling Curlin. What is the Tiger River? That is correct. Serling Curlin, your choice? When in Rome for 600. 600. These children of a she-wolf were said to have been found in Rome. Peace fire. Who are Romulus and Remus? That is correct. I submit. Peace fire, your choice? When in Rome for 1000. Or 1000. Go with the arcade. Or maybe not. Emperor Trajan commissioned the construction of the world's first one of these venues in 107 CE. Serling Curlin. That is incorrect. Peace fire, do you have a chance to see him? We got nothing. We're kind of... All right. The correct answer is a shopping mall. Get out of town. Get out of town. Serling Curlin, your choice? When in Rome for 200. More games. Estoy aburrigo. If only I had this card game meeting one to pass the time. Serling Curlin. What is Uno? That is correct. Don't just don't. And your choice? Board games for 400. For 400. Mondols. Roll me out of jail already. They beat us again. Serling Curlin. What is Monopoly? Your choice? Board games for 600. I'm stuck in the last swamp. Get me out of here. Serling Curlin. What is Candyland? That is correct. Just one buzzer. Your choice? Board games for 800. Shoot, this is no fun. That's the 10th time I slid down the board. Serling Curlin. What is Shoots and Ladders? That is correct. We're still in the buzzer. I thought it was Shoots and Ladders. It's the British version. Okay. We'll take board games for a thousand. I thought you would. I was a little hungry again. We'll go to Australia already. I want to win. Serling Curlin. What is Risk? That is correct.  Oh, I'm glad you did. Okay, that's it. I'm taking that bomb away from you, William. You poked us for the last time. If you prank us, do we not blade? Serling Curlin. What is Nic Bet? That is incorrect. Aren't you nervous? And we're going to move on to the next question. That is absolutely correct. How hard is it on that? It's okay. We didn't have it, so don't worry about it. It's all for fun games. That's right. Serling Curlin, your choice.   Okay, I get it. You're cold and this is the winner of our discontent. Just put on these gloves, Barb. Serling Curlin. What is a winter's tale? That is incorrect. Is higher you have a chance to see them? Pass. Okay. Correct answer. Why is Richard a third? I shouldn't have known that one. Somebody knows their bar over this day. Serling Curlin, your choice.   Why are you being so philosophical right now? To be or not to be, really? Serling Curlin. What is Emily? That is correct. And your choice.  For 400. Fine, I'll get to it tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. Procrastination really discreets in this petty pace from day to day. Inspire. What is King Lear? That is incorrect. Serling Curlin, you have a chance to see them? What is Romeo and Juliet? That is incorrect. Does they will log in? What do you got, Linda? I don't know this one. Does it take bath? That has been bathed. We'll take this along. We just got that. There we go. Okay, your choice, Serling Curlin.  For 200.  Close the curtains already. What light through yonder window breaks? Serling Curlin. What is Romeo and Juliet? That is correct. Okay, Serling Curlin. Dance the night away for 800. I think it's just going to be double jeopardy here. This human dance is at the center of a popular 1990s tune by Lou Vega. Serling Curlin. What is salsa? That is incorrect. Why don't you have a chance to see them? Anything? What's the cha-cha-cha? That is incorrect. Should I answer? The Mambo. Mambo King, sing along to Mambo. Number five! I should have known that. I'm just being a dummy tonight. Okay, and last clue. This 20th century swing dance guys hang from a calf-cow-away song that demands you get a jug, poke whiskey, wine, and gin with in, and shake it all up. He's fired. What is the hokey-pokey? That is incorrect. Serling Curlin, do you have a chance to see them? What is the jitterbug? That is correct. It's not my night. Okay, that is the end of round one. Serling Curlin with 8,000 points, and Feast Spire with 1,800 points. Second place. Normally there would be a commercial right, but we're just going to go right into it for the same time. Okay. So the categories for this chapter round are added up, constitutional math, and Oscar goes to Where in the World Skipping Chemistry Class and the 2024 Solar Eclipse. We're working on it. Don't worry, it'll go quick. Feast Spire, because you were the last team in last place, you get to go first. You get to pick one. Added up 400. Added up for 400. Back in the 90s, you couldn't help hearing a chihuahua when Spartan. Yo, Carol, this fast food chain. Feast Spire. That is correct. Added up for 800. A symbol of victory in ancient Greece, this company has just been doing it since 1964. Sir Wayne Curley. What is 90? That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. Added up for 1200. Added up for 12. The timeless Logan, a diamond is forever, comes from this former diamond obli. Feast Spire. What is Du Bois? Could you say that again? I pronounce it Du Bois, D-E-B-O-E-R-S. I'm going to roll against that. Sir Wayne Curley. Added your hint. It gets close. What is Du Beers? That is correct. I was talking about that. Sorry about that. I guess we're going for add up for 16. Don't miss out. Well, this once mighty Curriculum Covenson Company did after filing for bankruptcy in 2022. Sir Wayne Curley. That is correct. Okay, Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. Added up for 2000. For 2000. You're not you and your hunkery playing this major top of our ring. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Snickers? That is correct. Institutional math for 400. Institutional math, here we go. The right to a speedy trial multiplied by the right to a symbol. I can be cruel sometimes. Yeah, I guess so. I'll give a consolation prize as anyone wants to pleasant it to after. Just to increase our participation here. Correct answer. What is 6? Thrilling Curley, your choice. Second. Second. Second. Skipping chemistry class for 400. Okay. Don't be salty because you didn't study for your chemistry test. Remember, it's sodium blank. Sir Wayne Curley. What is fluoride? That is correct. Your choice again, Sir Wayne. Skipping chemistry class for 800. Great. Okay, right. Sir Wayne Curley. What is trioxide? Well, close. But that's not the answer we're looking for. What did you say? He's fired. Formal question. It's not ozone, is it? That's correct. You did ask that in the front of the question, too. This is that one. From the same perspective, it's not ozone. That's correct. For the same time, I'm going to be a little bit mean. That's fine. Stay there. He's fired. Skipping chemistry for 1200. This element makes up almost 80% of the atmosphere. How did I not know that? Sir Wayne Curley. What is nitrogen? That is correct. And your choice. Skipping chemistry class for 1600. For 16. I know blood contains this metallic element along with some other liquid stuff. What was it now? He's fired. That's correct. Let's clean up skipping chemistry class. Let's clean up in chemistry. Why do you even call it baking, sir? It's called baking my brain trying to remember the formula. Okay, we've got sodium A, hydrogen H, this element, and 3 oxen atoms. He's fired. What is calcium? That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley. What is carbon? That is correct. Okay, Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. For 400. In this African country, you can hike the highest single free steaming amount above sea level in the world. Sir Wayne Curley. That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. What is the world for 800? Take us one of the deepest lakes in the United States. It's about halfway between the Space Needle and Golden Gate Bridge. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Crater Lake? That is correct. For 1200. The Valley of the Kings, the site of many noble pharaoh's tombs is near this city. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Cairo? That isn't correct. He's fired. Yes. Pass? Pass. Correct answer? What is Luxor? Sir Wayne Curley. Where in the world for 1600? For 16. The shortest this is between two world capitals, besides bad and acidic, of course, flies between Brazzaville and north to the north and this capital is the south. Correct answer? What is Kinsasha? Sir Wayne Curley, your choice again. Where in the world for 2000? For 2000, step into the outback to find this 90% rust color gem. Once called Ayers Rock, it is better known by this Aboriginal name. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Uluru? Sir Wayne Curley. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. 24 solar eclipse for 400. For 400? Where your eclipse lasts people or else you get this rental damage and this condition? He's fired. What is blindness? I will accept that. What is eclipse blindness? Thank you. I felt that out of the last one. Okay. Your choice. Let's try Anyausker goes to 400. Anyausker goes to Daniel Lee Lewis for this portrayal of this 60th century president. 16th president. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Lincoln? That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. And the Oscar goes to 800. For 800? Killing Murphy for his portrayal of this Oppenheimer. That is correct. Who is? It's okay, we'll accept it. We're playing fast and loose with the rules here, people. Okay, he's fired. Your choice. Oscar goes to 1200. For 1200. Kathy Bates for a stand-up role in this 1990 film. He's fired. What is misery? Oscar goes to 1600. For 16. Rex Harrison for his portrayal of Professor Henry Higgins in this musical comedy. Also that's Fisher winner. Sir Wayne Curley. What is my fair lady? That is correct. Sir Wayne Curley, your choice. And the Oscar goes to 2000. For 2000. This groundbreaking god with a win supporting star was the first he's fired. Who is Hattie McDaniel? That is correct. Hey, he's fired, your choice. Solar clip, 800. 800. Solar clips has caused the boom to cast a shadow on the earth. Also known as this land term. I read it. Pass. Okay, Sir Wayne Curley. That is incorrect. Correct answer? I knew it. 1200. Going for 1200 for 2024 clips. The four types of solar clips are partial, total, hybrid and this one which derives its name from a term meaning little ring. He's fired. What is Nebula? That is incorrect. Sir Wayne Curley. What is Taurus? Good, yes, but no. What is an angular eclipse? For 1600 for 1600 Eclipse. This wobble of the moon's axis causes the months that solar clips are in to slowly shift forward over time. Pass. Sir Wayne Curley. What is processions? I read enough on this. He's fired. Solar clips 2000. For 2000, here we go. Solar clips has only occurred during this phase of the moon. Sir Wayne Curley. What is full? That is incorrect. He's fired. What is new moon? That is correct. He's fired. This is the cruel one. Prohibition of cruel use of punishment minus unraisable surges. What is this? Is this a plan or something? Sir Wayne Curley. What is five? That is incorrect. He's fired. What is four? That is correct. I expect you feel probably still you're right about that. There you go. Constitutional math 1200. For 1200, the progress of alcohol divided by the right to bear arms. Sir Wayne Curley. What is seven? That is incorrect. What is eight? That is incorrect. Correct answer, what is nine? I don't understand this. Constitutional math 1600. For 16, here we go. The right to a jury trial plus the abolition of slavery. He's fired. What is 19? That is correct. That is correct. And last clue. Eliminating the number of times someone can become president multiplied by restricting the cornering of soldiers in someone's private residence. And time to crack answer 66. Okay, so at the end of both rounds we've got this way of doing as a mental math. So if he's fired you have 11,800 to wager and Sir Wayne Curley you have 24,000 to wager. So great. I got her. Hang on to that. I don't realize now. There's something there. There's something there. I think he made it. I think Matt made it. Oh, he said no, look at that. We're going to bet it all. Alright, so write your wager down there and go right here. I don't want to I said 11,000 just all. Go all right. But then you're going to want to write your answer down there. Ignore the idea. The voting's ready. Here is your final deputy question. Women authors. Okay, Chris, come on in. The report of the library is voted 7-0 in 2018 to remove this noble amount of author from the award due to her ties to unanimous. Sorry. This is funny. Can we write it down? Oh. Yeah. I know the name. You do? Yes. Who is Dorothy Canfield Fisher? That is absolutely correct. Bet it all. But we still lost.  I don't believe that. No. We have 24,000. We have 24,000. We have 11,000. All right. Be inspired. Comment that out for the win. I think they still beat us. No. We didn't think we did. We didn't think we did. We didn't think we did. We didn't think we did. You had 24,000. So you lost 23,000. I think we got 23,600. Yeah. Just barely. We will throw our half in the ring to the sportsmanship crisis. Yeah. So, for the sake of time and everyone's patience, this next round, instead of splitting into two games, we're going to combine them all into one game of four teams. Okay. We're going to stay in up the rules all over the place. All right. So it's Trance Gramps, Beast Fire, Rupen Tudors, and Diggle About Daddy. I thought we would have more time, but honestly, it should have figured it was going to take longer. Brian, figure it out. So we will go too. We need to do this. We need to do this. We need to do this. We've got the air to it. All right. We're going to play the two-perfume game versus four teams. Okay. I'm sorry. What is the answer? We're going to do this. We're going to play this. We're going to play this. We're going to play this. We're going to play this. Alright, we'll do that then. I am a very fair game-hulls. Alright, thank you Charlie for the suggestion. Alright, so... It's going to be the only correct answer you have. He does not represent them, he does not represent them. Okay, so, does the recap for everybody hear? We have... That's for the TV. ...price tramps... ...room tutors... ...and Jacob of Daddy playing in this game. Yes! Jacob of Daddy playing in this game. I have something. They have wheels. Oh, okay. Oh, good. Oh, okay. And the categories of this chapter around are... current affairs, lead the way home, celebrate the years of the program, the history of Montpelier, Crosswood Clues and... and the Bugs Life. Again, for the sake of fairness, we will guess the number between one and ten, whoever gets the closest number will win. We'll start with Jacob of Daddy. Okay, root tutors, what category would you like to use? Current affairs for six. Current affairs for six. Our official telltale has exploded into the zeitgeist, thanks in large part to this branch of AI, which learns from training data without being explicitly programmed. What is computer learning? It is a variation. So it wasn't cheap learning. Okay. Root tutors. Pronunciation is key, though. You got it. Root tutors, what's your choice? We'll do 800 for current affairs. Current affairs. India banned this social media app in 2024 as the United States continues to debate whether it should be banned. Jacob of Daddy. Sorry, what is tic-tac? That is correct. I just don't know what I'm saying. And your choice? No, please, all of you should. A bug's life for 200. For 200, the tallest structure ever created by 820 years was 42 feet tall. Jacob of Daddy. What are termites? That is correct. Yeah, but it's not. And your choice? Bugs like 400. 400. These insects can lift up to 5,000 times their all-weight trash tramps. What are ants? That is correct. Bugs life, but was bug's life okay? Yeah, yeah, anything. Bugs life for 600. For 600. These of the world's strongest insects are known for eating feces. That is correct. And your choice? Bugs life for 800. Beware, bees are known to be territorial, but these non-fuzzy cousins have potentially deadly venom. Root tutors. What are wasps? That is incorrect. Jacob of Daddy. That is correct. That's been a while since. Jacob of Daddy, your choice? A bug's life for 1,000. Butterflies have camel receptors to do this with their feet. Jacob of Daddy. What is taste? That is correct. Okay. Jacob of Daddy, your choice? Crossword clues M for 200. For 200, your go. This space in Bloomington, Minnesota is so large it has its own zip code. For 4 letters. Jacob of Daddy. That is correct. Just buzz on everything. Seriously. Get your finger on there. Well, you can do it too. Jacob of Daddy, your choice? Crossword clues M for 400. For 400. It's easy as cake. Just pour this in Bloomington just after stirring 7 letters. Root tutors. That is incorrect. Jacob of Daddy. I was going for it. I was going to say batter, but I forgot it was supposed to be M. This is a batter. No. Batter. I don't know. Time. Time. Trash cans. That is correct. Wow. We got it really. What do you want me to start with? Crossword clues for 600, please. For 600. 1984 single by Madonna describes this concept of construction of goods. 13 letters. Jacob of Daddy. Material girl. And what is material girl? I need a final answer here. What is material girl? That isn't correct. Root tutors. What is materialism? That is correct. Remember, it's crossword clues. Alright. Root tutors. Crossword 800. For 800. 7 from the Latin roots for hand and mate comes this industrial term 12 letters. Root tutors. What is manufacture? That is correct. What is your choice? Same category for 1000. 1000. This other term for aquaculture means farming the seed for plant animal crops that are valuable as food or for industrial processes. 11 letters. Root tutors. What is mineral culture? That is incorrect. Trash cans. What are marine crops? Well, Daddy. What? You're so, so close. What is mariculture? We're right there. See, that was a question. Root tutors. Your choice. History of Montpelier for 200. Montpelier. This company found in 1848 has its head course named Montpelier. What is national life? That is correct. I tried to squeeze it so once in a long time here. To who about Daddy? Your choice. We'll do Meals on Meals for 200. Meals on Meals is a program that was added to the Elder Americans Act in 1972. The OAA was originally signed in the law by this former U.S. president. Root tutors. Who is Ford? That is incorrect. Who is Nixon? That is incorrect. Trash cans. Johnson? Who is Johnson? That is correct. Trash cans. Your choice. Lead the way home for 200. What? Alright. I should have specified. I'm going to give you the name of a leader you tell me the country that they led. Oh. David Pope Daddy. The United States. That's correct. The whole U.S. of A. No word. David Pope Daddy. Lead the way home for 400. Nelson Mandela. Trash cans. Who is South Africa? What is South Africa? Again, for 600. For 600. Here's your belt. David Pope Daddy. What is Canada? That is correct. Me too. Me too. What is Canada? We... 800. Alright. David Bolsonaro. David Pope Daddy. That is correct. Same category for 1,000. Eileen Salasse. Group tutors. Who is Ethiopia? What is Ethiopia? That is correct. Group tutors. Here's your pick. Who do Meals on Wheels for 400? For 400. Meals on Wheels is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. You're this major airport. Group tutors. What is Dallas? That is incorrect. David Pope Daddy. What is Reagan International? Reagan International. Damn. Sorry, Meals on Wheels for 600. Meals on Wheels originated in this country during World War II to provide food to people who lost their homes and could no longer cook for themselves. Group tutors. What is United Kingdom? That is correct. Group tutors. Your choice. Same category for 800. For 800. Meals on Wheels simply serves adults of age 60 and older, but they serve all ages in cases where someone is homebound in need of assistance or at risk of this 12-letter word for underfed. Group tutors. What is malnourished? Malnutrition. I need a final answer. Alright, risk of malnutrition. Alright, malnutrition. What is malnutrition? That is correct. We're safe. Thank you. We'll do the last one in the category, please. For 1000, BC New Meals has served city mob dealers since this year.  Group tutors. Group tutors. It was 2018. That is incorrect. That is incorrect. Dude, Pope Daddy. 2001. That is incorrect. That is not correct. Restaurants. 1985. That is incorrect. And you would have found out if you read the moral. What is 2013? So, you almost had to give us your rate. I knew it was on some of the papers. Celebrate day. I knew that. It was $20,000. Correct. What's the difference? We're here at BC New Meals. Okay. Alright. Well, absolutely. Group tutors. Group tutors. Current repairs for 1000. For 1000. SB 990, which went into effect on January 1, 2024, in this state allows persons released from prison to have a location offered based on educational treatment, housing, or employment opportunities during the Pope Daddy. That is incorrect. Restaurants. Massachusetts. That is incorrect. Group tutors. What is Washington? That is incorrect. Correct answer was California. At least we went west. Yes. Group tutors. Current affairs 400. Okay. This speaker became the first speaker. This representative became the first speaker of the House of Louisiana in 2023. They would love to add. Who's Mike Johnson? That is correct. And your choice? Current affairs for 200. For 200. Russo-I-Kortka Ukrainian War began in 2014 for the invasion of this peninsula. Okay. What is the Crimean Peninsula? That is correct. What number would you like in history of Montevideo? 1000, please. For 1000. This Montevideo native's breakout recording, Hymns for the Exile, was released in 2004, attracting the attention of Ida Franco's right to state records. Group tutors. Okay. And last time. Who about daddy? I don't know. I just figured I would bring in. Who is Aretha Franco? That's a long answer. Correct. Patty Casey? That is incorrect. Correct answer and he's special. Oh my God. Okay. Okay. All right. What number would you like? 800, please. 800. The first commissioner of Aeronautics for Mont has an airport named in his honor. Who is NAP? That is correct. Railway in Berlin. Way to go. 600, please. 600. This structure which began construction in 2015 cost nearly $8,000 and was built over a 16-year period. Who about daddy? What is the state house? That is incorrect. Group tutors. What is the stone tower? That is correct. Oh my God. I should know that one. I mean, I shouldn't even know. And group tutors. I didn't get the feast meals one. Group tutors. The existence city is Saplifam in this country. Group tutors. Oh. What is France? That is incorrect. What is Ukraine? That is incorrect. What is Macedonia? That is incorrect. Correct answer was Mexico. That's a joke. That's a joke. That's a joke. That's a joke. That's pretty solid. That's like a one question difference in the second round of test scores. And Tessa is saying the fourth question is extremely regular. We'll have a short segment afterwards to file your complaints. Do I kill it? I want to hear it before then. That's a different case. I meant Macedonia. Macedonia. The next round. So we're out of our misery, right? No, no, no. We're in our second misery. This is going to be alright. Go ahead. Those are categories are of the works of Vermont. What's that? Missing portables 20th century architecture keeping shows by the characters make a wish and plant anagrams. Would you like to clarify any of those categories before we start? Oh, sure. So, Missed Portables I'll give you a list of ingredients. You tell me what was missing in there. And make a wish obviously is all about totems, talismans and all kinds of lucky things in the world. I think the other ones are kind of self-explanatory. And trans grants since you're in last place you'll be the first to select. Works of Vermont. 400. 400. List team one and team two. Get that. I got it on my screen. Ready to program. Okay. No, you touch it. But then it should show up, you should say. Okay. And you said for 400? Yes, please. Oh, okay. For 400. Also called Reference. This sculpture was made by Jim Sardona in 1989 to honor Galatian Plains Maritime Pass. Jigglypuff Daddy. What are the whales tales? That is correct. No, they've been around longer than I thought. Jigglypuff Daddy, your choice. What do you buy characters for 400? For 400. Selma Cooper. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is the Big Bang Theory? That is correct. Same category, 800. For 800. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is Friends? That is correct. Same category, 1200. For 1200. Jigglypuff Daddy. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is The Walking Dead? That is correct. I see you're going to make a run in this guy. 1600. For 1600, okay. Sam along. Cheers. Jigglypuff Daddy. That is correct. 2000. Jigglypuff Daddy. And Taylor. Trastronambs. What is the Andy Griffith Show? That is correct. I was, I was watching TV in the 60s. I was watching TV in the 60s. I wasn't. Oh, what are we going to choose? Plant Antigrams for 400. Plant Antigrams for 400. Time is flaxing before a tree moves out of the next stage of its life. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is Sapling? That is correct. I knew, I was right there with her. Jigglypuff Daddy. Let's do Make a Wish for 400. Make a Wish. See if you're lucky. Wish upon a star, maybe more than one star. Just to be sure. During this astronomical event occurring every year from mid-July to late August, group of tuners. Meteor Shower. What's the seven? What is? I have no idea. What is Pee's Meteor Shower? Oh, no. Oh, no, no. Grass Grass. What's the Perseid Meteor Shower? That is correct. Close. Make a Wish for 800. 800.  You could really hurt someone by sticking needle into this item. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is a voodoo doll? That is correct. 1200. Same category. You're diving into my kind of humor. So, let's see. Oh, Magic A-Ball. First, I could tell what my blank was from a Latin for to make from group tuners. What is Fortune? That is incorrect. Trash. Sorry. Jigglypuff Daddy. Let's come up with something different. That makes no difference. What is Swiss Future? That is incorrect. Trash Trance. Sorry. Not Future. What is Time? What is Destiny? That makes things firm. Okay. Jigglypuff Daddy, right? Yeah. I'll do 20th Century architecture for 400. It's a performance at this summer hemisphere icon designed by Jolan Woodson, which was a synonymous with the city whose name it bears. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is the Sydney Opera House? That is correct. Same category, 800. For 800. The late Mora was one of the most expensive one of these watercraft. Trash Trance. What's a yacht? That is correct. Can you put it there we go. Missing potable for 400. Oh, exciting. A Moscow Mule and Jigglypuff Daddy. What is vodka? That is correct. We just talked about this three weeks. Jigglypuff Daddy, your choice. 20th Century architecture for 1200. For 1200. The Mackinac Bridge completed in 1957 spans the division between these two bodies of water. Rotators. Lake... What is Lake Superior and Lake Michigan? I'm sorry that's incorrect. Trash Trance. What is Lake Superior and Lake Huron? That is incorrect. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is Lake Michigan and Lake Huron? That is correct. That doesn't really feel like a good thing to hear. Jigglypuff Daddy. I've never heard of that. 20th Century architecture for 1600. For 1600. This network of canals, channels and blocks known as highway H2O sees 8,000 worships passing through each year. Jigglypuff Daddy. What is the Panama Canal? That is incorrect. Rotators. What is the Suez Canal? That is also incorrect. Trash Trance. What is St. Lawrence Seaway? What is St. Lawrence Seaway? What is St. Lawrence Seaway? That is correct. Hey! Well done. I know. Trash Trance. Your choice. 20th Century architecture for 2000 points. This architectural style was made around 1919. What characterizes my less is more. Jigglypuff Daddy.  What is minimalism? That is incorrect. Rotators. Time. What is modern? That is incorrect. Trash Trance. That is correct. Jigglypuff Daddy. Trash Trance. Your choice again. Thank you very much. For 16. One of the earliest references to these wishing totems comes from flying the younger in the 1st Century CE. What? Rotators. What is a fountain? What is a fountain? What is a well-daddy? What is a well? What is a wishing well? That is correct. He came like a bandit. I'm just like... All right. Who wrote that? Your choice. Missing potent potables for 800. Great 100. Vito is a wet rhyme. Sugar, lime juice, soda water, and root tutors. What is mint? That is correct. We can still come back. Root tutors. Your choice. Plant anagrams for 8. Great. Some might say a strong torso grabs you. Root tutors. What are roots? That is correct. I would give. You can feel really sad if you missed that one. Vito. I didn't even come up. Your choice. For 1200. You're entering the danger zone. Root tutors. What is garden? That is correct. Farm managers giving all of these anagrams. Amazing. Your choice again. For 1600. For 16, this iris occurs throughout Eastern Europe and Mediterranean root tutors. What is crocus? That is correct. We'll close out the category. Close out the category for 2000. Where the pollen is produced is in Tehran, Iran. Root tutors. She might know the answer. You're clicking it. I should know this. Right. Fine. I'm answered. That is correct. What is an answer? I need to let someone know. That is correct. It's this. Right answer. It's the same question. Wrong answer. Wrong answer. Alright, correct. What's that number? Make a wish for 2000. A simple and good luck likely derives a decision called a hand of glory in which a hand was caught from a hand man and then tickled. Root tutors. What? I know, I found this one. Yeah? What is the right answer? That is correct. Public Works of Vermont for 800. For 800. The largest zipper in North America Do you know who bought that? What is Burlington? That isn't correct. Fresh trams. What is Berry City? That is correct. Are we in the lead public works of Vermont? For 1200. 1200. The golden dome of a popular statehouse capital that will make features this Roman goddess of agriculture also the name of the dwarf planet in the solar system. What is series? That is correct. What is daddy's choice? Missing potent potables for 1200. For 1200. Negromate is for both Rosso, Campari and Root tutors. What is whiskey? That is incorrect. What is gin? That is correct. How do I know? And the doors. Same category, 16. For 16. Ah Collins, gin, lemon juice, sugar and Root tutors. What is Bermuth? That isn't correct. What is whiskey? That is also incorrect. Fresh trams. What is Grenadine? That is correct answer. Carbonated water. We understood. And drinking. The last one in the category. For 2000. Long Island ice tea is vodka, rum, turtleneck, gin, cola and Root tutors. What is ice tea? What is ice tea? What is ice tea? What is ice tea? What is ice tea? No. Fresh trams. That is also correct. What is tequila? That is correct. You don't trust us. We're drunkers over here. I'm joking. Sounded like you were joking. Did you see his eyes? 16 or 12 or 2? 16, please. For 16. Vermont is home to over a hundred of these postcard worthy crossings. Do you love daddy? What is a covered bridge? That is correct. And the last clue. The showroom museum will soon feature an exhibit by Paul Scott called Confected, Borrowed and Blue. This exhibit showcases the type of pottery, this type of pottery that applies the design from metal to a sheet of paper. Trash cans. We finally got in. And for us, we're snatching. That is incorrect. Do you love daddy? What is a lithograph? That is also incorrect. Root tutors. Case one was probably a little too dumb. I have no idea. She said time. What is art? I like this style. What is transferware? This picture is of course there. That's brilliant. This is so weird. Oh, okay. This is the one that I actually have to change. So we have to write it down. So we have to write it down. Oh, yeah. We need to write it down. We have to write it down. We have to write it down. Oh, add it up. Oh, that would be great. We don't have much to lose there. I'll show you. I'm going to go see. Are we with this brand new job? Right? Are we a rager? Are you going to save us a spot? Are we wagering? Are we wagering? Are we wagering? So we don't need this one? No, I do know. We're ready for the next one. And there will be a nice one. Yeah. Oh, he's tabulating. What's that? What's that? That's 12,000. You can write that down. We have 12,000. Oh, this is adding up. I think we have 11,400. Is that right? You have good mental math. That's correct. I wrote it down. Okay. It's 22,400. You got me three questions? You're too good. Get out of here. Oh. But if we win, we spend a year above that. Yeah. That's true. Well, every category is Abhinaki tradition. Are we writing on here the answer or our bid? Bid and answer. So we write the bid before the question. Okay. We don't have to. I'm saying our knowledge. I've only studied this before. No. Okay, teams. Have you wrote down your wagers? Yes. All right. And are you ready for the time? 30 seconds. We have to write our answer down on the paper. That is correct. If you want to win the bid. All right. So we need to have you borrow. The category is Abhinaki traditions. No, no, no. They're not ready. They're all the paper. Our team used a lipstick for the wager. We got a pen. That's okay. Thanks. We are a very professional type of gamer. Abhinaki traditions once again and a clue used for hundreds of years by the Western Abhinaki. They use these objects for many uses. Including record keeping, meeting invitations, and even currency. Named the object. And that is time. Written tutors since you're in last place, you get to reveal first. What was your... Yes. What is birch bark? What? Oh, incorrect? Incorrect. How much did you wager? All of it. All of it. All right. Crest rams. What was your guess? What are arrowheads? That's also correct. What is your response? What are shells? Like muscle shells? Muscles? Also incorrect. The correct answer was what is wapam? What is wapam? What is wapam? What is that? What is wapam? What is a string of beads? Beads? Beads? What do we think the beads are made of? Shell. Beads? We did two. Oh, yeah. The 2000 and the trash rams. How much have you been? All of it. Look at that. You advanced around. Yay! So we don't have to... We don't have to... Because we did it all the way. If you guys would listen to me... I'm on her layer. No. Okay. Isn't that the fruit that crashed bad? Isn't that the fruit that crashed bad? Isn't that the fruit that crashed bad? I think they were close. I think that was about... Yeah, I think that was about... I think that was about... I would prefer that. So this is... This is pretty confusing. I'm just trying to find... That is correct. What is the three losing teams? Yes. So we get to get it back. Right. And they will help daddy play after this. But we're going to play a game with B-Splatter, trash rams, and group tutors to see... We're going to watch the 3rd. Oh! You'll find that. Okay, so another... That's a lady. I'll give you about a minute. I'm going to be late. Yeah. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Okay. That's all right. I'm just going to get over here. I'm just going to move on. Okay. We're playing again. Okay. Okay. We're in this time. Okay. Did you see what's up down there? Oh, absolutely. We have to recreate it. Are there words? Just call for Tom and go respond. Is it good? It's like cake and... This is just like Skeletal. It is. I was looking at it the other day and I saw like, you and Todd and the crew. Oh, nice. Oh, I just saw that. Yeah. Next Christmas, we got to figure out a time to be like, hey, Todd, let's just hang out. It was like four years. It was about the most years, but it was the greatest year of all. Oh, are you free? Yeah. Wow. Did they marry? No, they didn't. I mean, not that I know. Oh, yeah. Next, I just wanted to share that. We just had a great suggestion, and I think we'll be ready for the next two games, so we're going to put a 50-minute time limit on each round, so we're not going over too much. Just for the sake of time here, I'm going to stop in the snow. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. No, I'm just going to try to get you to stop in the snow. Thank you very much. What is our report really about today? Well, from high school space, I like to read. I like to have droolies, and I just have Veronica Monz. That's what you really need to get around to. Thanks. There's a lot of things I watch. But sometimes... Sometimes I do have the one that I like to use every day. Yeah. Everyone's favorite. I don't have. I lost to you. I lost to you, like, in Christmas. No, Nathan, I think it was the one that I like to use. I guess Burlington. I think it had the favorite person. Yeah, that was not my favorite one. What did you introduce, or did you make the movie, or did you talk to me, man? I'm not sure. Did we watch Nathan for you when I was working? We watched Kunk on Earth, too. Oh, yes, we did. Kunk on Earth is which? S-A-D-Claw-T-J-R. Good one. The claw, she sees it herself. Oh, yeah. She's ready to go. I'm not going to spoil anything. I'm not going to spoil anything. I'm not going to spoil anything. I'm not going to spoil anything. I'm not going to spoil anything. Again, this is group tutors, trash tramps, and a piece of fire. In this game, and again, we're setting a time limit of eight. Let's just say 10 minutes. We'll do a really speedy round this time. All right. Good? In this. Who's keeping that time? I won't. Let's do that. I'll make it easy. Start the timer right now for 10 minutes. Every category is R. Study hard. Psychology today, ecology tomorrow. Aging well. 20th century political movements. And where did all the dinosaurs go? And again, for the sake of time, I, the game master, will choose group tutors to go first. We're coming right back. Ecology tomorrow for two. For two hundred. This international agreement adopted in 2015 aims to limit global warming to well below two to increase Celsius above pre-industrial levels with efforts to limit increase the level of Professor Celsius. Trash tramps. What is the Paris Accords? That is correct. I can't remember the categories. Aging well for two hundred. Aging well for two hundred. This condition characterized by aggressive memory loss and cognitive blindness. Most common formulas mentioned other adults, group tutors. That is correct. I mean, not a woo. Right. We're on the board. We're on the board. Group tutors. Psychology today for four. This compromise in which individuals tend to favor information that confirms their pre-existing beliefs and high policies is known as this. Group tutors. Group tutors, your choice. We'll do psychology for two hundred. This influential psychologist is known for his research on class conditioning with dogs demonstrating social learning. Group tutors. That is correct. Yes, you are. You are playing. I thought you guys were in the box. You got a little bit of catching up to do, but we're only in the round. Tons of pages, that's right. Group tutors. Psychology today for six hundred. For six hundred. This psychological theory developed by VF Scanners suggests behavior is influenced by its consequences. Rewards for reinforcing behavior and consciousness depressing it. Group tutors. What is, what is behaviorism? That is incorrect. Early and curly. That is incorrect. Brass trance. What is behavior modification? That is incorrect. What is your choice? Eight hundred. Psychology. The flight or flight response which prepares the body to respond to threats regulated by this part of the nervous system. Brass trance. What is the adrenal? That is incorrect. Early and curly. Could you repeat that again? You should give him the point just for saying that. Obvious. That's the opposite. That's the opposite. You can't give him points. That's the opposite. I try. Yeah, we're going to get that. That question. We're tutors. For a thousand. For a thousand. This experiment conducted by Psychologist Bill Zubaro demonstrated the powerful influence of social roles and situations on behavior. Group tutors. What is socialization? That is incorrect. What is the Stanford Prison Experiment? That is correct. Nice. It took a leap. Okay, so one girl, your choice. Where did all the dinosaurs go for two hundred? For two hundred. This carnivorous biped 25 miles per hour group tutors. What is a velociraptor? That is correct. I'll teach you this. What do you want? Group tutors. The dinosaurs are four. Where did the dinosaurs go? I can't get up. I thought I can get that up there. This dinosaur is also known as a walnut and tail named, meaning, arm blizzard. Group tutors. What is a bronchiosaurus? I'm sorry, that's incorrect. Trastrans. What's a bronchiosaurus? That is correct. Study hard for two hundred, please. Study hard. This mineral known for keeping watches on time is the number seven on the most hard to scale trastrans. What is quartz? That is correct. Study hard for four. Your fingernails rated about a two on the most scale. It's often used material in drywall. Trastrans. What is gypsum? That is correct. I've got the geologist over here. He's an engineer. Study hard for six hundred. Study hard for six. Number three on the most hard to scale goes to this mineral, which derives the same from a bone matrix element. Sirling curly. What is calcite? No. Hard. Study hard for eight. Study hard for eight. Number nine on the most scale is corundum, which features this shaped patterns making it one of the most durable commercial term sounds. What is diamond? That is incorrect. What is triangle? That is also incorrect. Trastrans, would you like to try them? What are pyramids? That is incorrect. The correct answer is hexagonal. Study hard. Sirling curly is likely to study hard or another category. Study hard. Number eight on the most scale is safe for tempas known for the chemical formula, which includes aluminum, silicon, oxygen, hydrogen, and this F element. Sirling curly. That is so, so incorrect. Trastrans. What is fluorine? That is correct. See, I told you where the chemistry was going to be. Alright. Okay. Trastrans, your choice. 20th century political movement for 800, please. For 800. And we need reset, please. Yes. One political party founded in 1960. Gwakwa was at the center of that country's revolution. Trastrans. What's the Sandinistas? That is correct. Century 4000. For 1000. This is not the one that fired major changes to fire safety and labor protections. Sirling curly. That is correct. Wow. Never heard of it. Sirling curly. Your choice. Century political movement. For 600. This political ideology characterized by extreme nationalism and authoritarianism and often racist and xenophobic beliefs grows the promise and grew up in the 1930s. For two years. What is fascism? That is correct. Again. Here we go. Now, right? The ecology for 1000. For 1000. One major alternative to sea level rise is this. Ocean waters heat up and increase involving group tutors. Water was meting. That is incorrect. Trastrans. What is global warming? Close, but that is incorrect. Sirling curly. What is melting ice caps? That's even closer, but the correct answer is climate change. What is global expansion? And that was our time for this category. So... It was 15 minutes already. I keep forgetting to tell you. Oh. Good job, folks. Very nice. It will last forever. It will last forever. Let's go into round two. And categories are famous quotations. CSI physics. Soap operas. Step-a-ring. And pop songs from the 1990s. Crime scene investigation. So you will have to determine what physical force caused the death. Oh, okay. Let's go. Okay. Let's go. Yeah. Let's go. All right. So, because Root Tutors is in third place, you will go first. And I'm starting the timer for 10 minutes. What would you like to think of your first category? CSI for 1600. For 16. Here we go. Caused death. We don't know. Like the Sturdinger's Cat, the victim was in quantum blank. Root Tutors. Suspension, what is suspension? That is correct. Trash cans. What is quantum leap? That is incorrect. Sir, when curling would you like to expand that? That is also incorrect. Your answer is superposition.  I know what I'm doing. I'm serious. You have a chance to make a category. We'll go to 400. Let's start simple. Caused death. This also known as reaching the maximum speed for a falling object. Root Tutors. What is terminal velocity? That is correct. Okay. Okay. Root Tutors. 800. Caused death. Getting to this outer boundary of black hole. Sirling current. That is incorrect. Root Tutors. What? I thought it was the atlas. The atlas? Is that your final answer? Yes it is. We got nothing else. What's gravity? That is also incorrect. But correct force. Correct. Correct. Root Tutors. We'll go pop songs for 400. For 400. Here we go. This first brand-safe hunger wall became an anchor in the 1990s with sketchy melody and a little twist. Who is Oasis? That is correct. Today is going to be your day. Yes. We'll go 800. For 800. This standout hit by Nirvana was inspired by her co-man's girlfriend, Sirling Curley. Sirling Curley. But now it smells like tea spirit. Thank you. That is correct. There's also a line said by his friend Kathleen Hannah who was in Comico. Thanks for bonus points. It is not counting this game, but I appreciate it. You're a bit. For 1200. Funny new generation of listeners in 2023. This song by Aqua was steeped in controversy when it was released in 1997 over its lyrics and themes. Root Tutors. What is Barbie Girl? That is correct. We'll do 1600. For 1600 pop songs. With the useless iconic cover of I Will Always Love You was included in this movie's soundtrack. Root Tutors. What is The Bodyguard? Whoop, whoop, whoop. We'll do close the category. Close the category. Pack up yet. Close in time. Root Tutors. If I sing it, does that count? You might get to the right spot. I don't know. I think it's... It's just good. Is it semi-somic? That is correct. You've got to trust your gut. Root Tutors, your choice. Wild West. Wild West for 8. She's career of the Wild West for 8. She gave her noun for her shark shooting skills and participation in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, Trastran. It was Annie Oakley. The quotations for 800. In this quotations for 800. This American mentor, many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. Who is Henry Ford? That is incorrect, Trastran. Who is Thomas Edison? That is correct. For 1200. Here we go. This actor and model, but keep smiling because life is a beautiful thing and there's so much to smile about. Root Tutors. Tyrone Banks. That is incorrect. Sirling Curley. That is correct. No, that is too big. Sirling Curley. Your choice Sirling Curley. This soap set in upstate New York centers on the quarter main in Spencer's family. Sirling Curley. That is incorrect. Root Tutors or Trastreams. What is passions? That is incorrect. Correct response. What is general? Trusting your gut. Sirling Curley. For 2000. Here we go. This pseudo-inertial force appears to act on objects when viewed from rotating frame reference. Also the name of the machine that separates fluids. Trastreams. What is centrifuge? I will accept that. For 2000. Here we go. The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of your dreams. Sirling Curley. That is incorrect. Root Tutors. Who is Mandela? That is incorrect. Trastreams. Shoot, that's who I was going to come up with. Who has done commercial? That is incorrect. Heart Gansers. How about Rosalind? Famous quotations for 16. For 16. Here we go. This children's book author, Life itself is the most wonderful fairy tale. Trastreams. Does a.a. meal me? That is incorrect. Sirling Curley. That is also incorrect. Root Tutors. That is incorrect. Correct answer is Hans Christmas. Alright. Quotations for 400. This author and disability rights advocate. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Trastreams. Helen Keller. Who is Helen? CSI Physics 1200. 1200. Cause of death, heat stroke. Last scene, the service of Mercury which is about 0.387 AU from the sun. AU short for this. Is that your final answer? Astronomical unit? Sure. I'm going to give you one more try at that. Astronomical unit. Nice. I'm going to give one more category. History of the Wild West for 2000. History of the Wild West for 2000. This famous foreign guide led the first exhibition to navigate the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon in 1869. Root Tutors. That is correct. It's still on your paper. You can just reuse those by wrote over. Oh yeah, that's right. I didn't want to forget to do that. And make sure you write down your score. So Root Tutors says 9200. Trastreams says 8200. And Silly and Curly has 460. And what's the final category? Oh yeah, we get to that. But... Is that our total? We have to have two of them. Oh really? That is engineering. It's engineering. Seems like it was made in one of these days. No pressure. No pressure. No pressure. What are you writing? What about the score? I don't know. I don't know. That's a great idea. I guess it's points. Okay, is that our team ready? Yes. Alright, and the Henry Bridge in Venice, Vermont is an example of this type of bridge structure from the old French for a collection of things bound together. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. And that is time. Silly and Curly, what is your response? You're partially right. And I want to give it to you. I'll really do. Give it to her. Don't give it to them. I'll give you half of it then. Alright, I'll tell you what. Thank you. Yeah, keep the points and then add half of that. There you go. Transference. What is it? Trust? That is correct. It is a lattice. Trust. And then roof tours. He also had. Yeah, we also have lattice. What is lattice? I think we all got half. Alright. Because I'm outsourcing the math now and I'm trusting you all. What are your current points? 16-4. 16-4 for trash grants. 9,550. 9,550. And 6,900. So it looks like trash grants. Now we have reached our final. We're finally here. Again, this is between Feastfire and Jigglypaw daddies. Okay. We didn't win that round. You did win. That was for the third place game. We did this name of teammates. Concentrate on my knowledge. Yeah, we did. Did we get through this? Okay, this way. You want us to come join you? Okay. And the different categories are musical instruments, nutrition and the human body, great explorations, the vastest dance of outer space, the U.S. Civil War and disastrous vacations. I'm starting the timer now. So disastrous vacations are places you do not want to go to because we're a disaster at Earth. And then the other ones are pretty self-explanatory. Great explorations are that I explore as well. So, yeah, starting the timer for 10 minutes. Because Jigglypaw daddies was in the lead, I will let you go first. But 200, here we go. Don't go here for a while. Radiation levels are still high in the waters of this Japanese town. Jigglypaw daddy. It's Fukushima. What is Fukushima? That's correct. Well, disastrous vacations for 400. For 400, here we go. 79C was a bad time to go to Naples to visit this volcano, Jigglypaw daddy. That is incorrect.  Mount Hettinum. I'm sorry. That's incorrect. The volcano was Mount Vesuvius. Okay. Jigglypaw daddy, your choice. One thousand? This volcano which slacks erupted in 2022 was a bad place to visit in 1883. Jigglypaw daddy. Yeah, that one. What is Krakatoa? That is correct. She needed me. And your choice. Musical instruments for 1,000. For 1,000. instrument consisting of wood bars of various lengths arranged in a row and struck with mallets to produce musical tones he's sorry do you put that in what is a marimba that is incorrect he's fired what is the xylophone yes that is correct the xylophone okay these are your choice 800 this brass instrument known for its single slide mechanism associated with jazz music in a range of approximately seven octaves big group of daddy what is that trombone that is correct a trombone and your choice musical instruments for 600 or 600 the string instrument played with a bow and featuring four strings tuned fists is used extremely extensively in orchestras and chamber ensembles big group of daddy guess what it gets the first place what is the violin that is correct yes I'm killing at this right I know and your choice at the US Civil War for 600 for 600 this you generalize the vessel campaign at Mars to the sea a good but then who's Sherman that is correct that your choice same category 800 800 most of the moment of the Civil War happened in this city where all brother were out that was no take a look at it this Gettysburg that is incorrect he's fired where shallow that is also incorrect cancer is Vicksburg it's not your choice same category for a thousand for 1000 the most lame balance of water place in the state about that is it Pennsylvania what is Pennsylvania that is incorrect that is incorrect you're gonna be sad it was the same all three yeah it was it I mean there is a plaque in St. Albans about it so I know I'm from there and I should but I didn't think it was but why don't we let him host great explorations for a thousand for 1000 in 59 in this Spanish explorer seven voyage desert navigated close these fire that is correct and your choice nutrition and human body for 600 for 600 this essential nutrient often found in fatty fish and 45 dairy products is important for brain function and cardiovascular health what is Omega 3 that is correct Omega 3 and your choice great explorations for 800 Sir John Franklin led satellites additions to the R.A. in search of this proposed route a look at it what is the Northwest Passage that is correct your selection same category 600 for 600 our problem ideas was the first European to do this reaching the Indian Ocean and 1488 what is go around Cape Horn I will accept that he's not so we're going to ask someone all right your choice Civil War for 400 or 400 are really surrendered to you in general use of this grant at this location in April 1865 effectively any civil war to go about daddy what is Appomattox cork house that is correct the next way to get the courthouse to same category for 200 category to agencies three presently declared that all enslaved peoples in the states that were rebelling against the United States three with this document taking about daddy the Emancipation Proclamation that is correct what is that patient they would spear you with a trident the vast expense of outer space for a thousand one thousand here in the boundary marks the average solar system and is where the solar wind and solar wind balance out that is what is probably going to be a fast one what is fine and he's fire where's the carpet go that is incorrect the correct answer you go back to us outer space for 800 right under the water wide advance billions of small chunks of ice and rock coated with dust make up this spectacular planetary display my daddy rings of Saturn that is correct and your choice musical instruments for 200 this instrument known for versatility range is often called the king of instruments and features pedals to control airflow do pop daddy that's correct a life organ and your choice musical instruments for before this woman instrument typically made of metal with a curved shape is commonly associated with 10 foods be spider that's correct for 1000 this type of mature found in foods like broccoli citrus foods bell peppers is important for supporting the bodies national defenses and preventing okay what is vitamin C yes that is correct I was really gonna trust did you all right Would you like to pick in? Try, try again. Eight hundred. Yes. For eight hundred. You need this type of fiber found in foods like oats, beans, and fruits. To regulate blood sugar and aid in lowering cholesterol levels. E-spire. That is incorrect. Dietary fiber. What is dietary fiber? Oh, it's so close, but no, that's soluble fiber. It doesn't seem that close to me. I'm just going to go high. Disasterification date, hundred. Alright. The last one disaster vacation. Over nine and four took several years to recover after this event. What is hurricane Katrina? That's correct. Okay. Now we'll move on to the next category. E-spire is at twenty-four, and people die is at seventy-six. I mean, I would feel bad, but this is essentially one on one. Probably not so much. Because I'm like, okay. I mean, it's lovely if that's what you're saying. It doesn't smell too scanty. Alright. And for our last double-duty category, or brown, we have these categories. Noble winning novelists, sites to see in Asia, science fiction. I once heard that in a movie once. Bacteriology and celebrating 60 years of the Red and Public Service. In the E-spire, you have the selection first because you're in second place. Science fiction, 1200. For 1200. This 1953 novel, Task Fireman, to burn any books they found. What is Fahrenheit 451? That is correct. And your selection? Same category, sixteen. For sixteen. First and foremost in 1938, radio broadcast of this novel caused mass hysteria. Did you believe about that? What is War of the Worlds? That is correct. And it was? Same category, 2000. The Three Laws of Robotics was a concept devised by this site by an author and biochemistry professor. Did you believe about that? Who is Isaac Asimov? That is correct. And your selection? Same category, 800. For 800. Devil's Tower is probably featured in this 1977 site by a film about UFOs. Do you believe about that? What is Close Encounters of the Third Kind? That is correct. Close Encounters. Devil's Third Countdown of the Third. Same category, 400. For 400. Playing in theaters now is 1965. The novel is a classic along science fiction-efficient novels. What is Doom? That is correct. I don't think there was a Doom II book, though, was there? Little do you know. Yeah, it was called Electric Bug Boogaloo. There you go. I heard that in the movie once for 400. Or 400. You were dumb. I'm gonna make him an author he can't refuse. Do you believe about that? What is The Godfather? And I'm sorry for watching on the granular. Same category for 800. For 800. It's alive! It's alive! What is Young Frankenstein? That isn't correct. The correct answer is the original Frankenstein in 1931. Possibly. I did not have time to fully fact-check all these. And all the other information. What came first? 1200, please. For 1200. Here's looking at you, kid. Do you know about that? What is Casablanca? That is correct. Also weirdly in Young Frankenstein. And your selection. Same category, 16. 16. Dillon, you can't fight in the war in here. This is the war room. He's fired. Do you know about that? What is Dr. Strangeland? That is correct. Dr. Strangeland. Okay. Name your selection. 2000, please. 2000. As God as my witness, I'll never be hungry again. Tell you about that name. What is Gone with the Wind? That is correct. What's your second Gone with the Wind one? Interesting. Gone with the Wind 2. Electric movie. Nobo winning novelist for 400. For 400. For your 10th one was 1907's in the low laureate and it's probably best known today for this novel. Do you know about that name? What is The Jungle Book? That is correct. The Jungle Book. Name category 800. 800. This playwright and author of Pygmalion is quoted as saying, youth has wasted on the young. Do you know about that name? It was right there. It was right there. Who wrote Pygmalion? Michelle Silverstein. Who was Oscar Wilde? No. He was Oscar Wilde. And that is time. Oh, did you not hear it? Sorry. Who was Oscar Wilde? Oscar Wilde. That is incorrect. He's five. We've got a choice. He was George North Shaw. Yes. That is correct. The word for nine was shot. For 1200. This folk singer known for his nasoling, raspy timbre. It became a laureate in 2016 thanks to his new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition. Jiggle Puff Daddy. Was Bob Dylan? That is correct. And your choice. 1600, please. Or 1600. Over went through adaptive, this novel laureates work into a 1998 film starring yourself, any lover, and tenu. He's fire. I'm sorry that isn't correct. Jiggle Puff Daddy. No, we have to know the laureate. Oh, okay. Is it? But the color of purple was in the 80s. So, 98. Nora Ziel Hurston? Is it Nora Ziel Hurston? Who is? Is that your final answer? Yeah. That is incorrect. It is Tony Morris. See, I was going to get Tony Morris. I knew I was going to be Tony Morris. That's right. Probably. And your choice. 2000, same category. 2000. Don't be lost, boys. This laureate's 1954 novel opens up with Groudon Tiggies finding a cop cell. Jiggle Puff Daddy. That is incorrect. Be spiered. Correct response. William Golding. Okay. Jiggle Puff Daddy. Your choice. Sites to see in Asia for 400. 400. Number two, same one. The first Chinese emperor had an army made of this to protect his resting place. Be spiered. What is terracotta? That is correct. 2000. For 2000. This Siberian lake is the oldest and deepest in the world. Jiggle Puff Daddy. What is lake Baikal? That is correct. Sites to see in Asia for 1600. For 1600. Jeju Island, known for its human forests located in this body of water. Jiggle Puff Daddy. What is the South China Sea? East China Sea. That is incorrect. Be spiered. Crosby and sea. That is incorrect. You are right. It was the East China Sea. Yeah. Well, I mean, you knew it. You answered the question before. What kind of river would you like to choose? Yeah, sorry. 1200, please. Sites to see in Asia. 1200 for Sites in Asia. This ivory white marble mausoleum designed by who said Amad-Ori sits on the bank of the Himalayan river. Do you love daddy? What is the Taj Mahal? That is correct. The Taj Mahal. Same category for 800. Anchor lot is a cultural and religious marble located in this country. Do you love daddy? Cambodia. That is correct. Well, that is Cambodia. Yeah, the answer was finally Cambodia. Okay. And categories. Bacteriology for 400. For 400. Animal faces containing dairy products causes this food poisoning disease to bacteria to spread. This is not daddy. What is E. coli? That is incorrect. That's not one. Peacefire. Where's the posterior? That is also incorrect. Correct answer is Salmanallah. So don't eat that. Noted. Do you love daddy? Your choice. Same category, 800. 800. Upside, this is Antonin Leogh. First spotted bacteria in 1674 using this sign to the instrument. Peacefire. Where's the microscope? That is correct. For 16, bacteria are one type of this symbol of the organism lacking a nucleus and other organelles. And time. Correct answer was prokaryo. Oh. Yeah, typical problem. Yeah, I said yes. And your choice, Peacefire. 1200. 1200. If all five, if all five million trillion, trillion bacteria on Earth would wind up at the end, they would stretch their Earth to the edge of this major boundary space, the limit of what we see. Peacefire. What was the pepper bill? That is incorrect. Eventually, though. Eventually, yeah. So we would have passed that along before then. Do you love daddy? What is the heliosphere? That is incorrect. Correct answer is the observable universe. I'll do one more question for you. Peacefire, your choice. 2000. I want to touch right up, but I see. This disease, formerly referred to as consumption, can attack not only the lungs, but other parts of the body. Do you call daddy? What is tuberculosis? That is correct. Tuberculosis. And with that, we come to the end of our different ground. Mercifully. Yes. And again, you can write on the back of your sheets. Peacefire, you have 4,400. And with that, you have 26, or a commanding lead. I think your starting point is nothing. Some might say it's a amount of lead, but... Not if we can help that. And from the category, 1984. Good year. Very good year. We should bet. We should bet 1984. Place your wagers and we'll get started. And under 30 seconds. I'm leaning toward all of it. Can we go over there? I'm sure this is going to be about the big hole. I'm right there for you. I mean, if it was about 5150, then we'd be there for us. Okay, contestants, are we all set? We'll get started with the clue and category again is in 1984. The Vermont Wilkins Act in 1984 designated 40 Wilkins Areas totaling 41260 acres all in this nationally protected eco-region of the state and the contestants. What are your answers? Piece of fire. What did you put down? That is absolutely correct. Congratulations. I bet all of it. And you bet all of it. What was your answer? We also had Green Mountain National Forest. That is correct as well. And thank you all for playing. Kind of applause there. So we have a bigger cup down in the first place.  So I will allow you to select your prizes on the table there and note that for the Vermont Circle Society you'll need to contact me. So just come up to me after and I'll explain the process within that review. It's just called right now. Thank you. It's right here right now. Thank you.


Hey, folks, hello and welcome. My name is Jason, and I'm here with my co-host, Catherine. And today, we're going to be talking about demystifying cloud-native concepts for the business world, which is a mouthful. But what we're really here to talk to you about is the Business Value Subcommittee for the CNCF and the work we're doing to try and translate some of the technical concepts to business leadership. So like I said earlier, I'm Jason. I'm one of the co-chairs of the CNCF Business Value Subcommittee. I work at Boyant on the LinkerD project, along with Catherine. Yeah, and so while we both work at Boyant, our journey started long before that. We both run the Kubernetes Meetup in DC, where we decided to write a series on the cloud-native landscape for the new stock. And that led to the creation of the CNCF business subcommittee, sorry, Business Value Subcommittee. And only most recently, we started working together at Boyant. And so basically, ever since, we're having a lot of fun at work, but also at our site projects, including the one we're going to tell you about today. All right. So just to get started, like Catherine said, we met working on the DC Kubernetes Meetup. And it was a really good experience. And what we found was there was a lot of confusion around some of what the various projects and products in the cloud-native space really were. So at the time, Catherine was already working with the new stack, writing articles about various cloud-native concepts. And she was just beginning work on a series to talk about the cloud-native landscape and make it go from this scary picture that you see here to something that's easier to digest if you're not already deeply indoctrinated in the cloud-native tools. So Catherine asked if I could help out. And so we agreed to start doing the series and basically do one article per column or per layer, depending on which way you're looking at it, that talks about, say, take runtime. We talk about what the runtime is. What is cloud-native storage? What are the products there that matter or don't matter to you and why should you care or not? And so as we wrote it, our goal was that even if you weren't already an engineer or already familiar with the cloud-native space, you're already an expert in Kubernetes, we wanted folks to be able to read and understand what we were saying about these layers. And so we ended up getting some really positive feedback from a lot of different folks, whether it was on LinkedIn or Twitter or actually from the new stack folks themselves. So it gave us a sense that this was actually a pretty important set of things. And we realized that this is really the type of content that the CNCF should be providing. We think they should provide the tools to get a shared understanding of what this stuff is instead of just the tech. At the time, Catherine had already been working pretty tightly with some of the folks over at the CNCF about various marketing concepts, and she saw the chance to start our own committee over there at the CNCF that would specifically target how do you translate the business value of CNCF projects to the broader public? And so that's how we got started. Over to you, Catherine. Yes, and so we kicked off the business value subcommittee with the goal to translate these cloud-native and CNCF projects to a larger audience. So why do we think this is so critical today? First of all, technology has really become a strategic differentiator. Most businesses have a digital presence, and for some it's even the only way they interact with their customers. And at some point, maybe even today, customers will not tolerate any more businesses that don't allow them to buy, book, or make a reservation online. They really demand that convenience. And because of that, technology has become really business critical, and that means that people on the business side are increasingly involved in strategic technology discussions that will impact our organizations for a year to come. And to make these types of decisions, they have to understand the technologies, right, and as well the impact they have, even if it's on a high level. So in short, the world has changed, and so have the requirements on executives. And we're really in a world that's calling for tech-savvy business leaders. But if you look at the content out there on Cloud Native Technologies, it's mostly targeted to technologists, and it's almost impossible to understand without a computer science background. So our mission is to start building that content and make the CNCF a reliable source on the topic for business people, just as it is for technologists today. And that's a pretty ambitious goal. So the question is like, how do you even get started? So to explain those concepts, we need to find a starting point, and that's why we started with a glossary, and Jason will tell you a little bit more about that. All right, thanks, Kevin. Yeah, so I'm actually gonna step back in time a little bit, right? We had our first couple of subcommittee meetings, and it was great. We had 30 plus folks would get on, talk about various things that we could create. There was a lot of energy and a lot of excitement, right? And that was awesome, right? But what we ran into really quickly was an understanding that we weren't all using the same terms in the same way, right? Like I might talk about a canary release, and someone else would be thinking I mean a blue-green deployment, right? Or do we have a shared understanding of GitOps, right? Or whatever that thing might be. Turns out a lot of these terms, your definition of them is a bit subjective based on where you work, what sort of role you're in, right? And in order to create a shared understanding between folks, having a shared language, having a shared lexicon is extremely important. And so we thought, hey, listen, why not build, why not build these new projects or these new products for the CNCF on the basis of a really strong foundation, right? And that foundation is this glossary. So if we take, as an example, the term service mesh, where I might use it in one way, someone from another project or another company might use it in a different way, right? And we wanna ensure that we have that shared definition, we also understand where a service mesh begins and an API gateway, or a service mesh ends and API gateway begins as an example, right? And so again, that's where the glossary start coming in really handy and to get the best definitions we possibly could, realize that we needed to crowdsource them. So building the glossary as an open source project allows us to all go in, have open discussions, raise issues and track changes over time to these documents.  So here you see the glossary, right? You can find us over on GitHub, you can see what work's been done. You can see that they're reading me, you can go into the definitions folder, just take a peek at what's written, what still has to be written on that note. If you're looking to pick something up, please come over here into issues, grab something, grab the various terms that are important or that need work on. Love to hear from you in some of our discussions as far as like, hey, what terms are really important? Is this a good structure for a definition? And then of course, if you wanna contribute, come do a pull request. If you're confused by that process, please reach out to us on Slack, happy to walk you through it. We've done some documentation, but we're also happy to hold your hand as you get started with Git so that you can contribute a little bit. And so with that, I'm gonna hand it back over to you, Kevin. Yeah, so let's look at our service mesh entry as an example. So this is the format, right? But please note, it may change. We're always tweaking and improving it, but our goal is really to make it as user-friendly as possible. So we decided to break it down into three sections, what it is, the problem it addresses and how it helps. And when explaining a term, we wanna zoom out first and kind of create the context for people who may not be familiar with these technologies, right? So in this case, we're saying that it is, that we're dealing with a lot of small app components communicating over a network. And we try to use examples people can relate to, right? And then, so this network is kind of similar to your Wi-Fi network. It has the same challenges. So really kind of bringing these things home make them more tangible. And once we've explained what it is, we dive into the problem it addresses and how it can help. So yeah, this is the current look and please check it out and provide feedback. And yeah, I mean, if this sounds interesting, we would love you to get involved. Help us to make this an awesome cloud-native glossary. Let's demystify all these buzzwords, make them accessible to anyone who's interested.  You may still remember how hard it was for you and that's really important when creating this type of content. So where can you find us? Of course on GitHub, you just saw what we're, like Jason just pointed to it. You can get started right away with first good issues. You can also just first get into a conversation on Slack. You can reach us on the CNCF workspace. You can sign up for our mailing list and you can join our monthly meetings to get the invite, reach out via Slack or send us an email and we'll forward that to you. Yeah, great, thank you, Kevin. So what's next? Bit of a call to action here. We're looking to add more terms to the glossary. We're really hoping that folks here attending this conference are gonna be interested in looking at the current definitions we have, seeing what they like, what they don't like and providing some feedback, ideally in a respectful way, either on GitHub, on Slack or wherever. Once that's in better shape and we've got the glossary moving and we're getting more terms, we're really looking forward to creating an ebook to go with that cloud native landscape, something that can be freely distributed by the CNCF to help people get a good sense of what this thing is and how it's useful. Beyond that, something that's very close to my heart is the idea that we could create a shared set of personas to help us understand who's doing what role inside of an organization, whether you're a vendor, whether you're a customer building out a platform, whatever that may be. Get personas that everyone can kind of agree on so we understand the roles inside of this space. And then beyond that, we'd love to hear from you. Katherine and I are not like the arbiters or the gatekeepers for what is a good way to explain some of this stuff to folks. So we'd love to get your perspective, get some new ideas. We'd really love to have you attend our meetings and help us make cloud native really accessible to everybody. And with that, just wanted to say thanks, appreciate y'all taking the time to watch this with us. You can find me on Twitter at our days Morgan. You can find Katherine on Twitter at at CAFPAGA. And yeah, I think now it's time for questions. Yeah, thank you.