Jared Santo

And you get three instead of two. Yeah.

And you get three instead of two. Yeah.

That is a one-upper if I ever say that.

That is a one-upper if I ever say that.

No, I think I was interviewing you for the show and we were talking about your name or something. Maybe it was prior to the show starting. Hopefully it wasn't on the air. But you were like, yeah, it's like trailer trash. I was like, okay. I wasn't going to say it, but you said it.

No, I think I was interviewing you for the show and we were talking about your name or something. Maybe it was prior to the show starting. Hopefully it wasn't on the air. But you were like, yeah, it's like trailer trash. I was like, okay. I wasn't going to say it, but you said it.

And I think you had more of the look back then as well, didn't you? You still have the look?

And I think you had more of the look back then as well, didn't you? You still have the look?

He had the mullet with the rat tail.

He had the mullet with the rat tail.

Does it help you scratch your back or something? I don't understand.

Does it help you scratch your back or something? I don't understand.

kids all right we have all definitions for round three carol correct again three points we'll be sitting this round out two rounds in a row from the noob to the master perhaps we will see if this continues here we have five definitions of the word bunyip number one a mythical creature from australian mythology said to lurk in swamps and rivers

kids all right we have all definitions for round three carol correct again three points we'll be sitting this round out two rounds in a row from the noob to the master perhaps we will see if this continues here we have five definitions of the word bunyip number one a mythical creature from australian mythology said to lurk in swamps and rivers

Number two, the evolved ancestor of a bunny, which is the affectionate and informal name of a rabbit. Number three, a rocky enclave of a brook. Number four, a misshapen egg or an egg that looks atypical. And number five, contractions of the cord diaphragm and hairs similar to hiccups in humans. Bunyip. So there's five definitions of the word bunyip. Lots of rabbit connections there.

Number two, the evolved ancestor of a bunny, which is the affectionate and informal name of a rabbit. Number three, a rocky enclave of a brook. Number four, a misshapen egg or an egg that looks atypical. And number five, contractions of the cord diaphragm and hairs similar to hiccups in humans. Bunyip. So there's five definitions of the word bunyip. Lots of rabbit connections there.

In many of them, we will start with Matt. Bunyip. Bunyip. Well, I was trying to read Carol.

In many of them, we will start with Matt. Bunyip. Bunyip. Well, I was trying to read Carol.

Well, we can't tell what you're being real or not real with your mistakes. I mean, imagine you couldn't pronounce a word and then we left it in. The embarrassment. Yeah. That's what you do anyway. I'm British. True. Moving to Taylor. Which of these definitions do you think is bunyip?

Well, we can't tell what you're being real or not real with your mistakes. I mean, imagine you couldn't pronounce a word and then we left it in. The embarrassment. Yeah. That's what you do anyway. I'm British. True. Moving to Taylor. Which of these definitions do you think is bunyip?