Win Brooke's Bucks (9/14/26)
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Why does Brooke compare herself to the ‘Cardi B of Morning Radio’ and how does that set the episode’s tone?
Win! Rush! Run!
We are back. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and Brooke's got a little bit of a chip on her shoulder today after one publication called her the Cardi B of Morning Radio.
I actually love that. I love Cardi B.
Two of you practically indistinguishable.
I know. It's my luscious booty. There it is. You can't tell the difference.
Don't rub it, Brooke. That was that was weird. I like that. I don't want to see that. Rub
my butt more.
I will say Brooke is a winner. She doesn't even like people coming close to her in trivia and only accepts complete and total blowouts of her competition, which is what she's planning to do to today's return player, Randy, who is 0-2 against her. Randy, welcome back. Well, thank you guys for having me.
Oh, who d who do people confuse you with, Randy? What celebrity doppelganger do you got?
Uh none that I know of.
Oh.
Oh.
Okay, Randy's
an
original.
He's an original. One of the kind. Randy, I do hear though that you have a new strategy this time around where you pass quickly and don't hesitate.
Who is Randy and what is his background before the trivia showdown?
Yeah you go. I
don't recommend answering the question, but okay. That's true. You again, Randy. Oh, he's just cutting Jeff off. Pass.
Pass.
Pass.
Jose has that same strategy when he does drugs. Pass quickly, don't hesitate. Keep that thing moving.
No, you want to pass slowly, bro. Save the moment.
I want you to I want you to share. Anyway, Randy, you know how it works. You got 30 seconds to answer as many questions as possible. If you don't know when you could say pass, but you have to beat her outright if you want to win. Are you ready? I am ready. Good luck, my man. Your time starts now. On this day in 1814, Francis Scott Key wrote what patriotic song, and I need the spectrum. When playing bingo, what are those big ink markers called used to stamp the numbers? By U.S. law, exit stuff. Green or red. Name the chewy candy that was originally called Opal Fruits. Uh pass. Which hand are American military members required to use during a salute? Uh right hand.
What are the rules of the 30‑second trivia round and how does Randy plan to beat Brooke?
Left hand. Left hand left hand.
Changing it to left.
Whoa, okay. The speed was definitely on this time around. I can confirm that was definitely true.
Yeah, I was at great pace.
Is Brooke coming back or is she still rubbing her butt out there? She's rubbing it on something. Okay, there now she's back in the studio. And Randy, it says on my screener here, you're a retired postal service worker after thirty seven years. Thank you for your service. And in the fall, you told our producer you're looking forward to a little football. Oh yeah.
That's exciting. Excited. I was talking to Jeff about how excited we are.
Maybe he wants to play the football. Maybe what position do you play, Randy? Are you a professional football player?
That would be no. Okay.
Cheerleader?
Watching football.
Watching football.
Did you hear my latest song of the week, Randy? It's about football. No, I did not. What was that?
Okay.
Which historical song did Francis Scott Key write on September 14, 1814?
Well it aired pretty recently. If you haven't seen it, you can dial it up on TikTok or YouTube. You have TikTok, Randy? Uh no, I have Insta. Oh, we
got it. It's on there, it's on there. It's on there. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I can find it. I can
find it. We gotta get all the old school ones back up there. But Brandy, you did great work. Now it is Brooke's turn. Brooke, are you ready? Yes. Your time starts now. On this day in eighteen fourteen, Francis Scott Key wrote what patriotic song and I need the specific title. The
Star Spangled Banner.
When playing bingo, what are those big ink markers called that you use to stamp the numbers on the card?
A dabber.
By US law, exit signs in buildings are required to be either two colors, green or what other?
Red.
Name the chewy candy that was originally called opal fruits. Ah pass. Which hand are American military members required to use during a salute?
Uh right.
Alrighty.
What is the bingo “dabber” and why do players call it that?
Got our answers in.
Alrighty, that was a good pun. Alrighty. They don't say all that? I like it. We
need to go to the scoreboard to see how you bolt did with our own jose. Shoot a new fidoofie poop. Belanios.
Randy, you got three correct today. Here
we go. Good speed.
Brooke.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why does Brooke compare herself to the ‘Cardi B of Morning Radio’ and how does that set the episode’s tone?
0:02–1:06
2
Who is Randy and what is his background before the trivia showdown?
1:06–2:05
3
What are the rules of the 30‑second trivia round and how does Randy plan to beat Brooke?
2:05–2:58
4
Which historical song did Francis Scott Key write on September 14, 1814?
2:58–3:53
5
What is the bingo “dabber” and why do players call it that?
3:53–4:53
6
Which hand must U.S. military members use when saluting?
4:53–5:51