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Even with only half the crew present, this episode of Trivial BS delivers a knowledge-packed punch that'll leave you both smarter and thoroughly entertained. 

When Drew's obligations and Joey's Florida-fan confusion leave the podcast short-staffed, Mike and Matt rise to the occasion with their signature blend of trivia and adult humor. The pair navigate questions about everything from the world's smallest bird to why coal miners brought canaries underground. Their banter about which absent host they'd rather live as quickly reveals their shared disdain for Florida sports teams.

Just as they're hitting their stride with movie trivia about Schindler's List and Erin Brockovich, Joey makes a surprise mid-episode appearance, leading to a hilarious debate about whether being asked "are we filming?" is the same as "are we recording?" This unscripted moment perfectly captures the authentic friendship that makes Trivial BS so engaging.

The trio then dives into "four-themed" questions, challenging each other with the four presidents on Mount Rushmore, the four blood types, and the four states that meet at America's quadrupoint. Joey particularly shines on medical questions, impressing everyone with his knowledge of teeth types and blood factors. The episode culminates with an entertaining attempt to name the FDA's "Big Eight" food allergens, where legitimate answers like "peanuts" and "wheat" mix with comedic suggestions in true Trivial BS fashion.

Whether you're a trivia buff looking to test your knowledge or simply enjoy listening to friends banter over beers, this episode delivers laughs, learning, and the perfect escape from everyday life. Subscribe now to never miss an episode of Augusta's #1 trivia show!

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What would you do if you suddenly came into life-changing wealth? In this hilariously unfiltered episode, Joey, Mike, and Matt dive deep into their lottery fantasies, revealing what they'd buy first if handed $2 million yearly for three decades.

From Joey's desire for "human enhancements" to make himself taller and more muscular, to Mike's practical choice of a private airplane, and Matt's dream of owning a private island, the conversation quickly spirals into increasingly outlandish purchases. A butler, perpetual cruise tickets, fast food franchises, and even a "midget stripper" make the wishlist as the guys unleash their wildest materialistic dreams.

Between bouts of uncontrollable laughter, the hosts challenge each other with trivia questions spanning food safety, movie statistics, sports history, and bizarre facts. We discover Scarlett Johansson recently became Hollywood's highest-grossing actor with $15 billion in box office revenue, learn about SEC college sports expansion, and find out there are actually six American flags planted on the moon – leading to a spirited debate about whether we ever went there at all.

The chemistry between these friends shines throughout as they mercilessly tease each other's knowledge gaps. Joey's complete bewilderment about baseball statistics becomes particularly evident when Mike brings up "The Big Dumper" and the Home Run Derby, while Matt's confusion about "diegetic songs" in movies provides equally entertaining moments.

Ready for a podcast that feels like hanging out with your funniest, most inappropriate friends? Hit play on this episode of Trivial BS and prepare for trivia, tangents, and uncensored conversation that will have you laughing along with every ridiculous hypothetical purchase.

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Drew and Mike dive into an eclectic mix of trivia topics spanning food, sports, history, and pop culture while sharing personal stories and witty observations along the way.

• Discussion of which fictional universes would be ideal to live in, with Harry Potter and Pokémon emerging as top contenders
• Exploration of the six regional hot dog styles represented by the Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles at the recent "Weenie 500" event
• Breakdown of America's top-rated fast food macaroni and cheese options, with Chick-fil-A ranking surprisingly high
• Sports trivia highlighting Deion Sanders as the only athlete to play in both the World Series and Super Bowl
• Fun facts about the Utah Mammoth, the NHL's newest expansion team named after extensive fan voting
• Revelation that the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is America's busiest travel day
• Historical discussion about events occurring on March 15th (the Ides of March) and the origins of "The United States of America"
• Movie trivia featuring Denzel Washington's highest-grossing films
• Nostalgic conversation about Mortal Kombat and its role in creating the video game rating system

Join us next time for more trivial bullshit and don't forget to check out our live trivia events in the Augusta area!

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Ever wondered who would win in a battle between a dragon and an ex-girlfriend? Drew and Mike tackle this burning question through their hilarious "Animal Snake Draft," where they select creatures to build the ultimate fighting teams. Their choices range from mythological beasts like dragons and hydras to more practical selections like silverback gorillas and rhinoceroses – with one particularly surprising pick that has them both in stitches.

Between rounds of their animal draft showdown, the hosts dive into fascinating trivia territory. Did you know the Department of Defense commands an $800 billion budget? Or that Taylor Swift has surpassed Madonna for the most Billboard Top Ten hits by any female artist? From discussing the highest-grossing movie sequels (hint: superheroes dominate the list) to revealing which fast food drive-thru moves customers through fastest, their rapid-fire knowledge exchange keeps the energy high.

The conversation takes unexpected turns when they debate calorie counts in popular McDonald's items (the Big Mac contains fewer calories than you might think), explore which countries share borders (Russia and North Korea – really!), and even touch on the Treaty of Versailles' historical significance. Throughout it all, Drew and Mike's natural chemistry and quick-witted banter create an atmosphere that feels like hanging out with your smartest, funniest friends.

Whether you're a trivia enthusiast or just enjoy entertaining conversation with unexpected laughs, this episode delivers knowledge and humor in equal measure. Join us next week when we tackle the ultimate question: Would you rather have everyone know all your thoughts or have everyone know your complete internet history?

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Ever wondered if you'd rather be hit on by someone significantly older or younger than you? Drew and Mike tackle this amusing hypothetical while diving deep into the world of random knowledge that makes their trivia show a two-decade success.

The dynamic duo explores the expanding landscape of women's professional basketball, revealing which five cities will soon welcome WNBA teams. Their conversation seamlessly transitions into a global culinary adventure, challenging each other to identify famous dishes from England's hearty bangers and mash to Portugal's distinctive bacalhau. Food lovers will appreciate the hosts' personal anecdotes about these international delicacies, including Mike's surprising affinity for the notoriously pungent lutefisk.

Cookie enthusiasts might be shocked to learn about Oreo's absolute market dominance, capturing a staggering one-fifth of all cookie sales in America. This revelation sparks a charming childhood story about elementary school teachers named Amos and Duncan who would periodically treat their students to Famous Amos cookies and Dunkin' Donuts.

Sports fans will enjoy testing their knowledge alongside Mike as Drew quizzes him on Division I college hometowns, from well-known universities to more obscure institutions. The episode rounds out with a periodic table challenge and concludes with a touching discussion of Lou Gehrig's famous retirement speech, offering a poignant reminder about gratitude even in life's most challenging moments.

Whether you're a trivia buff or simply enjoy entertaining conversations filled with random facts and good-natured ribbing, this episode delivers knowledge, laughs, and the occasional profound thought. As Drew and Mike remind us: keep a questioning attitude and don't put up with trivial bullshit—life's too short.

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Drew and Mike dive into a variety of trivia topics while maintaining their signature humorous banter in this episode of Trivial Bull$h*t.

• Discussing coffee shop lines and how the DMV represents the worst waiting experience
• Answering the hypothetical question of being handcuffed to three people for a year
• Revealing Augusta ranks 6th in cities with the most Waffle Houses (14 locations)
• Exploring last year's top movies, who's got the #1 spot ($652 million)?
• Playing "Movie Quotes Gone Wrong" with famous lines using different words
• Testing each other's knowledge of world leaders and their countries
• Sharing the only state with multiple pro sports teams but no championships
• Diving into Disney trivia, including which princess lived in Bavaria
• Discussing collective nouns for animals like "a cackle of hyenas" and "a pod of whales"
• Asking who dominates the web browser market with 67% share

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We dive into the lottery fantasy question, debating what we'd spend millions on if we won big, from private compounds with security walls to luxury cruise ship suites and private islands.

• Sharing stories from a night out watching a cover band "Mock of Ages"
• Testing our knowledge of periodic table elements with five or fewer letters
• Discussing the Houston Astrodome, the world's first air-conditioned domed stadium
• Revealing the most commonly failed subject by high school students in America
• Decoding commonly misquoted movie lines through formal, stilted language
• Exploring a blue cocktail recipe called "Liquid Marijuana"
• Identifying all five United States territories
• Planning for future episodes with guest co-hosts

Join us next week as we tackle our "adrenaline" cross-episode question and welcome some fresh perspectives to the show!

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Ever wonder what happens when 100 bikers descend upon a restaurant? Drew's weekend managing the chaos offers a hilarious glimpse into an overwhelmed kitchen, hour-long wait times, and the surprise appearance of professional arm wrestlers. Yes, apparently that's a real job—complete with certified judges!

When Mike spots a suspicious car with expired temporary tags lurking near their neighborhood, his inner detective emerges. After snapping flash photos of the vehicle, he returns from a quick walk to find it mysteriously vanished. Coincidence? Probably not. The hosts speculate about neighborhood security and the odd places people choose to park.

The conversation shifts to a fantasy that many of us entertain: winning the lottery. Drew and Mike calculate that the current $243 million jackpot would translate to approximately $73,000 weekly after taxes for 30 years. But the real question becomes who would you tell? Family, close friends, or absolutely no one? The hosts debate the merits of secrecy versus transparency when sudden wealth changes everything.

Throughout the episode, trivia games showcase the hosts' knowledge across diverse subjects. Challenge yourself to identify movie franchises from subtitles alone, or test your geography skills with US states whose postal abbreviations match their first and last letters. Perhaps the most memorable moment arrives with the shocking revelation about honeybee reproduction—a fact so bizarre it spawned the episode's most quotable joke.

Join us for this blend of casual conversation, surprising facts, and laugh-out-loud moments. And don't forget to consider our question for next week: If you could choose any all-expenses-paid adrenaline adventure, what would it be?