Ep. 926: Suppressor Rules Change, Hangry Bears, Oil Worker Wins 100 Cooks, and More!
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What news and topics are introduced at the beginning of the episode?
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Good lord, it's the news show. This week we've got Bryce Stubbs in the studio, a Montana kid who just won the Food Network's a 100 Cooks and walked away with a nice little chunk of scratch. We got Colorado Bears are on the tears. Terr just trying to make a rhyme. Colorado Bears are on the tear. Or are they? Giannis will tell us, it's a better than ever time to get that suppressor you've been looking for. Trump generated something of a national eye roll by renaming Lake Ontario. Angler of the year Trey McKinney joins us. Live here and more. But now onto our news. Yes. What's first up in our news, Yanni? Tear it away. No, it says Steve's kids question. Oh, it's very quick. Driving to grouse hunting last night, my kid said to me
Eleven years old. He said, if you froze a person And cut 'em open. Would all the blood be where it belongs? That's all. Go on.
You didn't have an answer for 'em? I
told him yeah. Be right where it belonged.
I imagine I'll
ask my
brother on that. He just did a big cadaver thing.
It's right where it belonged. I already thought it through.
Go
ahead, Yanni. I'm a text. This
this American Life did a real good story recently about uh when Freezing people and keeping them around forever until medical advances caught up to bringing them back alive. Remember that in the seventies?
That's still a thing, man.
May maybe, but they did a nice long story on it. Um, very entertaining.
There's dudes now hip to cause that's expensive. There's a cheap version and one of the guys that one of the guys that many people you know they don't know who invented Bitcoin. I didn't know that. So my friend Ben Wall my friend Ben Wall just wrote a wonderful book about trying to unmask yes, the the mysterious Mr. Nakamoto. No one knows who invented Bitcoin. He has billions and billions in Bitcoin that has never been Tapped into. Uh One of the guys that some people think invented bitcoin just had his brain froze. Trying to save money. So he's he's anticipating like major medical advancements. Not that you just reanimate his body, but you'd thaw his brain out, stick it in some dude.
Mm-hmm. I
don't know.
Yeah.
I
don't
know. Playing a long game.
A nice strong night twenty year old Uh what do I have for uh uh my news? Uh whitetail habitat in Wisconsin work, Kansas Scouting and Wyoming elk. Uh two days in late July in Wisconsin. Mostly spraying buckthorn, which is this invasive that I'm um it was funny. I thought I was gonna have like a little bit to battle when I started this project and as soon as the sunlight hit the uh forest floor it went bananas and now I've got like ten acres of it. But
why do people hate it? Buckthorn.
It ju it's like any of these invasives, they just take over and they they don't let the stuff grow that you want to grow. And
nothing wants to eat it. No. Yeah.
Um, but I'm happy to report my dad's been back a month later, uh, since I was there, and he's he reported there's a lot of dead buckthorn. Um so. My my work ha had had results.
Like you're
murdering it. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know w how I missed this though growing up in Michigan. Maybe you haven't memories of this, but I don't have memories of sweating the way that I sweat now when I go to Wisconsin to work. To the point where my rubber gloves, when I would take them off after doing a rent like spraying a full backpack, walking around in the middle of the day, I could pour the sweat out of them. There's a video on my Instagram. Kids don't sweat. You just don't you think that's what it is? They do. I
remember discovering that I could sweat throwing hay bales. And then you're only aware of it because all the dust stuck to you. But no, you don't sweat as a kid.
Mm. Skinny little shits
don't sweat. I'll wear a shirt that says that on it.
The other highlight from Wisconsin was I finally uh took the time to hang some vines and make like legit mock scrapes. You familiar with this? Like hanging a grapevine? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The internet says that that's the best thing. You can use other say you don't live in a pla say you live in a place where there are no grapevines, you can use other branches.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What news and topics are introduced at the beginning of the episode?
0:00–1:02:47
2
How are the recent suppressor regulation changes explained?
1:02:47–1:03:21
3
What dish did Bryce create for the final cooking challenge and how did it turn out?
1:03:21–1:20:29
4
How did winning the competition affect Bryce’s finances and career plans?
1:20:29–1:39:20
5
Why is the renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America” controversial?
1:39:20–1:55:51
6
What are the new suppressor‑regulation rules and how might they impact buyers?
1:55:51–2:05:44