Ep. 894: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXXII
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What is MeatEater Trivia and how does it work?
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What are the conservation efforts related to the trivia game?
It's an immediate podcast. Welcome to Meadeater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Newarth, and today we're joined by Randall, Seth, Corey, Max, Marge, and Logan. This is a 10-round quiz show with questions from Meadeater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. There is a prize. Meadeater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing. All right, we have a mailbag question today. If you have a mailbag question, send it to trivia.tv.
How do contestants prepare for trivia questions?
The meat eater dot com with the subject line mailbag and the crew maybe answer it on a future episode. This is from Chuck Jennings. He says, I'm moving this summer and I'm looking to buy my first gun cabinet. It's pretty overwhelming and a big investment. Do you have any brands or features you recommend looking for any advice? Thoughts from the crew. Just make sure it's big enough. Big enough. Yeah, I would say the number one thing is that gun safe gun cabinet ratings are a lot like sleeping bags or tents.
What insights are shared about gun cabinets vs. safes?
And that if it says it's rated for 20 guns, you're probably only getting 10 of them in there. 20 guns is like if they're all 22s without any optics and you don't keep any optics or any ammo or the other things that gun safes tend to collect. So over shop. If Chuck has 12 guns he's looking to protect, maybe look for a 24 gun cabinet gun safe. Here's a question for you. Yes. Gun cabinet or gun safe? He says gun cabinet. My guess is he's using it interchangeably. Max pointed this out earlier when I told him this is a question we'd be answering.
What trivia question focuses on hunting and its history?
A gun cabinet is like a wooden thing with glass doors. You can break into it real easy. It can be metal too, right? A gun cabinet. It wouldn't be fireproof. Is that how you would define it?
That's how I would define it. If you buy a metal locker, I would call that a gun cabinet. Like when I'm stack on? Yeah, exactly.
What are the unique fishing techniques discussed in this episode?
That's what I have.
A steel box with a door. Doesn't have a fire rating, doesn't have a flood rating. And it's not heavy as sin. He says cabinet. My guess is he's in the market for a cabinet or a safe. So when you're giving Chuck your advice, Randall, either one, what do you have for Chuck?
Man, I just think for the amount of money you'd spend on a gun safe, you could buy a few guns that you wouldn't mind getting stolen. Oh, okay. That's good perspective, actually.
How does the episode address the topic of conservation awards?
I'll be honest, I've never imagined myself owning a gun safe just based on the sticker price. Okay.
They're not cheap, as Chuck says.
For those of you that own gun safes, more power to you. I don't have a lot of sentimental attachment to my firearms, not to say that I'm looking to lose them in a fire or a home invasion, but I just, there's, it would take a lot for me to think like, here's where I want to dump all this cash. On the other hand, People can't move safes. My buddy had a crew of teens roll a gun locker full of guns out of his house.
Wow.
And to the back of a Honda Accord.
What is the final trivia question about cooking and hormones?
You couldn't have done that with a gun safe. Did he get the gun cabinet back? No, he got one of the guns back. I think I've told this story before. He got one of the guns back when it was released from the evidence hold in a homicide trial. But most of the guns probably went into... he was told that most of them probably went into a body of water because they were so obscure. Damn. Yeah, like, just like, who's gonna commit a crime with a 9.3x72, you know? I don't know, I just... Gun lockers, like, buy them big, because not only do you want to fit the guns in there, you don't want to have to move guns around to get a gun out.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is MeatEater Trivia and how does it work?
0:00–0:46
2
What are the conservation efforts related to the trivia game?
0:46–1:17
3
How do contestants prepare for trivia questions?
1:17–1:47
4
What insights are shared about gun cabinets vs. safes?
1:47–2:18
5
What trivia question focuses on hunting and its history?
2:18–2:39
6
What are the unique fishing techniques discussed in this episode?
2:39–3:06
7
How does the episode address the topic of conservation awards?
3:06–3:48
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What is the final trivia question about cooking and hormones?
3:48–51:51
Speakers
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