The Intersection
The Intersection 9/12/2024
[Music] Welcome to the intersection on this Thursday night. Well I thought we'd have another fun night if I can get all my folks here on the panel but if not I have a couple things I wanted to share with you. I'm gonna start out with this one. Let's see. Let's turn that volume up. Now the first thing I'm gonna play for you is a scene from the Goldie Hawn Chevy Chase movie foul play. It's a great movie if you've not seen it. It's one of my favorites. Now in this particular scene Goldie Hawn is looking through the window at two little low ladies playing Scrabble. Now you see one little old lady look down through a magnifying glass at the board at an F and then places the use the K onto the board next to it. Well let's just hear. Let's see one two five six six. They used to have the most beautiful dude ranch near Phoenix. Happy trails I think they called it. Of course this was before the war. Here we are with a 13 and a double word score that makes 26. That was for F-U-C-K. Have a see that I was on the highways. Oh it is the most beautiful magazine isn't it? Let me see now. All right now the other lady adds an ER to the end of F-U-C-K. One two seven eight nine ten eleven four fifteen. Such lovely pictures. I wonder if I still put it out. Well I see them now and again at the library and here we go. Eight nine ten eleven and double that. We have 15 and 26 and double is 52. All right now what she has just placed on the board the other little lady is in front of the F-U-C-K-E-R is M-U-T-H-E-R. Let's hear their response. I think you're wrong. I think you spelled that word with a hyphen. Really? I was just taking a shot. All right so that's from foul play and the reason I'm playing that theme which I encourage you to watch this movie. Now if you're watching it on like a network TV where they might cut this scene out because of the spelling of F-U-C-K-E-R actually motherfucker. I can say it I'm on the internet motherfucker is what this little old lady has just played on the board and it was brought to my mind because of a scene from the debate which I am going to play for you right now. I can't say it. It starts with an M and it ends with A. This starts your favorite curse word. I can't say it. It starts with an M and it ends with A. This former president. What's your favorite curse word? I can't say it. So what's your favorite curse word? I can't say it. This was an interview prior to the debate and then you say you see her during the debate and she says it starts with M and ends with A. In other words motherfucker. Did you see her in the debate? Swallow that motherfucker would fall for her. This and there's a long pause while she bites her lip and says former president. What's your favorite curse word? I can't say it starts with an M and ends with an M. I think that word is spelled with a hyphen. I've never had so much fun watching the debate as I did watching that debate Tuesday night. There was nothing like it. It was hilarious and if you just put the thing on mute and did nothing but watch Vice President Harris's reactions to the things Trump was saying that that was priceless all in of itself. There's a picture going around the internet from it. There's just screenshots, ten different screenshots of her reaction faces. Here comes Wayne. Hey, Wayne, you missed. Oh, here comes Diana. Okay. So we know we know how two people. What I missed was that I played for everyone for the listeners, a scene from foul play because it was brought to mind by a combination of a clip of Kamala Harris before and enduring the debate and in the scene this before the debate she's being interviewed and somebody asked her what's your favorite curse word and she goes I can't say it starts with an M and ends with a uh. I heard her saw something about that's what she they thought she was wanted to say when you know she was doing the art. Can you tell this? Oh, here comes Alan. Let me see if I can if I can find it again. Let me see if I can find it. I accidentally closed the window but Alan has joined us now. We have three on board and I tell you what I'm just gonna I'm gonna start out by playing the the little ladies. This is a scene from the movie foul play which is you've not seen it is worth watching and I've already described it. Goldie Han and Chevy Chase. As I have already told the audience this is a scene where there are two little old ladies playing Scrapple and Goldie Han is trying to get their attention. She's outside in the rain looking in at these two little old ladies. Let's see one two five six six. They used to have the most beautiful dude ranch near Phoenix. Happy trails I think they called it. Of course this was before of the war. Here we are with a 13 and a double word score that makes 26. So she's just added usi K to the air. Have I seen that? I was on the highways. Oh, it is the most beautiful magazine isn't it? Let me see now. The other little lady adds ER to the end of FDCK. Such lovely pictures. I wonder if I still put it out. Well I see them now and again at the library and here we go 8 9 10 11 and double that. Wait for 15. Wait until I think you're wrong. I think you spelled that word with a hyphen. Really? I was just taking a shot. I was just gonna say with the I know not you. Yeah she had a U in area. Yeah, no, I love that it's M-U-T-H-T-R. I think that word is spelled with a hyphen. But there is a point and now I can't I've lost it again. I shouldn't have closed the window. But at a certain point in this interview she has asked what's your favorite curse word and she says I can't say it starts with an M and ends with a U and then you see her in the debate say this and then you watch her bite her tongue. And after a long pause says former president. It is so clear this motherfucker. This former president. I like the way she gave him the side eye when she said. I just all the pictures of her just if you did if you watched that debate on mute and did nothing but watch her reactions it was hilarious when he said you know dogs and cats eating dogs eating cats. It went from a look. Poor child. What are you saying to you? It just flat out laughing. She just couldn't even control laughing. Yeah, that was great. I love that too. Yeah, why are we still looking at somebody's text in the middle of the screen. Oh, oh, I haven't stopped sharing that for you. All right. So so a friend of mine that does fact checking you all the time fact checks Donald Trump's. And it says he's got an article out of the newspaper from Ohio. It says Ohio woman arrest after allegedly eating a cat. Canton, Ohio police date. So he says he's so my friend says, okay, it was a cat, not a dog. She's a US citizen born in Ohio, not an immigrant. Yeah, but it's understandable for an old man to get confused by the facts. Oh, by the way, according to the police report, he likes eating another term for cash that I won't say on the show. By the way, you guys, you guys know that I was joking about putting the football stuff there. It doesn't really have anything to do with the intersection, but I really don't know. I would care, but me and Brian and Charlie, and I think maybe Wayne, I'm not sure when if you were in it, we're all talking football the other day. So I thought maybe somebody I know it's okay. Doesn't matter to me. I just thought I'd just. Well, there's stuff that I don't care about either. Well, it's Thursday and as we do on Thursday, we're gonna play trivia for most of the show, but I wanted to start out with with motherfucker because that was too bad. That was cute. Yeah, I don't understand if it was cute. Well, but if you have you never seen foul play? Never. Okay, so go find foul play. The whole movie is hilarious. You don't have to see the movie to understand that clip. Yeah, that, that. I understand the clip, but I wasn't. I wasn't sure why you were playing the clip. I was playing the clip because the final joke is motherfucker is is hyphenated. And what? Oh, the reason you didn't understand it is you weren't watching. You had to be watching the board because the first thing that happens is you see, you know, they're having this casual conversation, having nothing to do with the game. And you see one little lady take her magnifying glass and look down at the board at an F and then put you see K next to it. And then the other little old lady puts ER at the end of it. And then the first lady puts M-U-T-H in front of F-U-C-K-E-R. And the other lady says, I think you're wrong. I think that word is spelled with a hyphen. So all sincerity. Yeah. I mean, it's one of the, it's one of the funniest movies ever. All the scenes with Dudley Moore, the scene that it is in Dudley Moore's apartment with the armoire full of sex toys. She's asked him for binoculars because she's looking at this window because somebody's following her. This is Goldie Hahn. I knew they're the whole thing when she was being followed. Right. Yeah. Well, she picks me up in a single barn which is like, can we go back to your place? And so he's got the bed down with the mirror on the ceiling and the lights go and then he opens up this wood wall full of sex toys and he's got his pants around his ankles and some of the light flashing. Here he's standing there with his pants around his ankles and she turns around and sees him. It says, you know, I never knew there was such variety. Yeah. No, no, no. Armoire filled with sex toys. There are so many funny scenes in that. I can't, I can't recommend it enough. But it's Goldie Hahn and Chevy Chase. Dudley Moore is in it. Billy Barney. Doctor, Doctor Love Lace from Wawaw West is in it. He's a Bible salesman that she accidentally throws out the window because she thinks he's the bad guy. She thinks he's the dwarf. Well, the dwarf is actually somebody who's like, went out the window. That's interesting. Yeah. No, it's a funny, it's a funny, funny movie. It's worth it. It's not one that got a lot of attention. It's one of the, you know, I love these, these sort of offbeat comedies from the late 70s early 80s. Yeah. You know, they didn't get much attention but they're just funny, funny, funny stuff. And that's, that's, I think one of the funniest movies ever. All right. So we're going to play trivia. I always say I like really like your shirt. I have a, I have a wind door curtain made of that. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, you're talking to Amy, not me. Yeah. Oh, you're sure it's nice to you. Yeah. Well, for me not to be wearing a t-shirt. I know. You got a collar. Yeah. Well, I went to my mother's 91st birthday party dinner. Oh, happy birthday to your mother. Nice to thank you. I'm sure she appreciate that. Oh, that's nice. So you dressed up for mom. She likes going to this Italian restaurant where she knows the owners and the owner's son and everything's great except for the food. They have spaghetti with crab. Spaghetti with crab meat. It's regular old spaghetti, olive oil, and canned crab meat for 46. Oh, oh my God. I know. And it's not very good. My roommate and I went and the family considers him part of the family. So, and I do too, but but him and I both ordered New York steak, you know, about all in the same parking lot. I don't know how many feet away. A couple hundred feet away because the dannies. This would have been a bad dannies steak, but this damn steak was $45. Wow. I was horrible and his was horrible, too. That's where she wanted to go. I guess you got to go on. Yeah, we didn't complain about the steak or anything. We just paid the bill and, you know, it's not some place I would ever go. I've never had a good day up there. Well, you know, they just got in. Yeah. Oh, I want to say, you have a shirt like that. I just bought off on Facebook. It's not as good quality as that. But it's got that that wave and then it has all these blue cats. Yes. They've been showing me. I got this several years ago. This is my I'm working the election shirt because I can't have something with, you know, any kind of democratic symbol, but there are no laws that say I can't have blue waves on my shirt or my fingernails. Yeah, it's not being partisan, right? You just you just get your color. Yeah, it's just they're just waves. Oh, the waves are on my fingernails tattoo on your forehead that says vote for Kamala. Well, see, I can't have anything that has the name of a candidate on it, but I can have waves. I can't have a dog. I can't have, you know, I can't have a D or a Democrat or anything Trump, but I can have a wave. Nothing says I can't have a wave. I would make a half that says don't vote for the idiot in 2024. I think a lot of people would understand that, you know, so I'm just in it for the case. That's a Charlie shirt. Charlie just joined us. Yeah, it says it with a little computer screen next to it, and then it says I'm just in it for the cash spelled C A C H E, which is a computer term. Yeah, for those of you unfamiliar. All right, I had an ATM card that said that was said it was a cash card. I felt like I had no idea. I had to look it up. Yeah, you got to be a computer nerd to understand. Yeah, somebody can. Very fast memory, but also very expensive. So I get authorization to use it. She did back when I worked in IT. Yeah, but nowadays it comes on almost every. Yeah. With the CPU, the CPU's. Well, it's yeah, it's not it's not really a big deal anymore. Of course, you know, when we all started out, we didn't even have mobile phones. Much less. Yeah, it's like a short term memory thing or something. Isn't it like it holds. Yes. That's very close to what it does. When I started fast, when I started in computers, home computers were just starting to be a thing. We were on the Apple two E. Got one of those. I remember those. I had one of those and the trash and the Commodore 64 was like the big. Oh, yeah, I had an Apple Lisa. Oh, wow. Oh, boy, that should be a question. Hold on to it. They're worth something. Yeah. And Wayne and I both have that Zena. Oh, yeah. What was that called? It was a C 80 processor. I had a time X 1000. That's the one I had. Time X. It was a keyboard that had like 4K of memory and you plugged it into the TV. And that's all there was to it. Oh, my phone game was like that. It was a little thing with little controllers on it and push buttons to plug it into the TV. And that's how you got pong. Oh, no, that that was different. That was an Atari pong system. This was just a little keyboard with 4K, not 4MB, 4K of memory. And then I had, it was my computer, no boyfriend that gave it to me. I had an expansion of 8K. So a whole whopping 12K. Wow. What'd you do with that? You played games? No, I did nothing with it. I couldn't figure out what I could do with it. I had the thermal printer that attached to that also. Did you ever do anything with that computer? The big thing at that time, there was a, you know, the amateur radio satellites that are up there. There was a program that calculated passes that would go by your house. And it was a big, big thing to track the satellites. And there was a program written for the Z80 processor type of computer. In my case, the Time X 1000, it would calculate it. So that was big back at the end of those days. This was probably early 80s, you know. Time X and Claire was the name. Yeah, that's it. That's it. When I went to school, I had an HP 60C or something scientific calculator. And boy, I've got to tell you that now I found it a few months ago and I sold it to somebody that wanted it. But I've got to tell you, I can't work the damn thing anymore. Boy, remember when it was that you were not allowed to bring a calculator into math class? I remember my, one of my computer science grad school teachers, Dr. Harville. He won big at Bingo one night and he bought himself a fancy HP graphics calculator that graphs. And he was so excited. The whole day's lecture was about his new calculator that he bought with Bingo money. You know, those calculators were pretty expensive at that time. My first calculator cost $400. Yeah, I should have got that gray one. That gray one I showed that my presentation and tell us telemetry systems was a three or $400 calculator at that time. But you could also buy it as a kit and put it together yourself. And that's it. That's a lot. Like the most complicated kit that I ever put together was an oscilloscope by heat kit. I had that. I think it's still out in a garage somewhere. I think oscilloscope isn't to it. I am at the garage. Nowadays, they have a flat screen, you know, just an LED, you don't need this big phone, you know, a security, yeah. Well, now a day, your phone has a calculator on it and a spreadsheet and everything else, you know, we couldn't have even imagined this back then. On the iPhone, you can download the scientific portion and use your calculator on your phone or on the on the program or whatever, turn it into a scientific calculator. Well, the one that comes standard with your phone has a setting to be a scientific calculator. Right. Right. It comes baby. It's just like how's the things you could do with it? Yeah. But yeah, I got my bill for that. I got something that probably Charlie has too, a slide rule. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I never did learn how to do that. I never learned a slide rule either. Yeah. I remember reading one of my ex-hosts, like 1950s, Kleinman, but novels, Robert Heiland. And I remember this scene where he's watching this space portal open up and people travel through space and time to different planets and he gets out his slide rule. Yes. Okay. We can travel between planets on a portal that opens up, but we don't have calculators. And that was before. I think I had a we had solar calculators at that time. That was big. You could get them real cheap. Those calculators that were solar powered. Oh, yeah. My father had that it was gifted to him by one of the contractors that he worked for. These are electronic contractors, but he gave them an Acutron watch. It was the very first digital watch. And it was red LEDs. And you talked about something that went through batteries. So yeah, yeah. Oh, it had the little coin drop in batteries and it used to about once a day, you have to change the battery reset the damn clock and get on it. I mean, they were digital LEDs. You know, I mean, not LEDs. But LCD screens take hardly any power. Yeah. Yeah, not an LED. What do you call the things that has the little tube in it that has all of them? Oh, the XE tubes. The XE tubes. Right. That's what I was trying to say. Yeah, just suck the power like great, but it was red in color. I think the skin was red. And he was so proud of that watch until the day it fell off his wrist because he had, you know, he had this, you know, I don't know what they cost probably $500 watch, but he had a 40 cent band on it. The band broke when he was getting out of the car and it went right into the, right into the gutter on a rainy day. And that was the end of that watch. If you can read a tape measure, you can pretty much use a slide rule. We had to learn how to use one in school. I know. I don't think I've ever used one outside of learning now. The biggest problem with slide rule is once you get the answer is where did the decimal point fall? Yeah, yeah, that's when you had to have some math background, you know, what happened there. Yeah, I never had to do that. Oh, well. Well, I guess we'll play some trivia. I'm going to go in the order that y'all came on the call. So that means way first, when I'm giving you three colors to choose from, yellow, blue, or green? Green. All right, green. Now we'll do this whole card and then we'll go on to the next one. So the next time Diana will get to choose the color. All right, Wayne, what celebrity, who's famous for being famous inspired a 2014 smartphone game that netted her $74 million? Have you been to this game? No. It's probably Tetris. No, no, no. What celebrity celebrity who's famous for being famous? Anyone want to take a guess? Kardashian? Yes. Kim Kardashian? That is correct. It was Kim Kardashian. $4 million off of us. Smart phone game. Wow. Some of these little smartphone apps. She inspired a smartphone game that netted her $74 million. Right. She was famous just for being famous because she never really, she wasn't an actor. She wasn't a singer, she wasn't. Yeah. That's a better lawyer, yeah. That's a better lawyer. That was a family. And her stepdad was now a trans woman. And yeah. Was the famous Olympic swimmer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But what did he say? I thought he was a patron. He was a decathlon. Oh, no. Yeah. He was track and field. Yeah. Yeah. He's track and field. Yeah. They actually, actually Nike, if I remember this story, right? Nike, with Bruce Jenner, wanted to advertise their shoes and him to run in them and they paid him to run in Nike's with the little swipes on it. And he was the original player to wear Nike's on television and stuff. They paid him some good money. Do I have that story right, Wayne? I'm not sure. I don't. I never heard that vote. Yeah. I remember. I remember. I remember Bruce Jenner. Well, what's the name now, Linda or something? Caitlin. Caitlin. All right. So Diana, undergrads from which West Coast University created the, now you see it, now you don't photo sharing app Snapchat in 2011. What university? Yeah, undergrads from which West Coast university created Snapchat. Oh, I'm just going to take a wild ass guess and say Stanford. That is correct. Oh, that would have been my guess too. Mine too. There's a lot of high tech people came from Stanford. Yeah, that's what I kind of thought. Yeah. Yeah. All right, Alan, which tech giant launched the aptly named rooms, an app that creates invite only personalized chat rooms. What tech giant launched rooms. I remember one of them individually individual rooms. Apple Facebook. Oh, 2014. I would consider Facebook and tech company. They're a media company. Oh, it's already on this tech. Wow. So your newspapers tech? No, Facebook is a tech corporation. Okay. Well, I actually when it was still called Facebook, then now it's called Mella and Mella owns Facebook and I have Facebook stocks and threads and Instagram. Yeah. And what I know, I, I broke or tried to talk me out of it when I bought it at $7.50. What is it now? 300 and something. Pretty good. Yeah. I can tell you it's on my stock list here. Had a good hunch. Facebook closed today. Not at close today. Up $13 and 77 cents. I was wrong, five hundred and twenty five dollars. Five hundred shares of which I bought more. I guess so. I had no idea who Yahoo was when I bought a thousand shares of it. And like an idiot, I sold it when it went to two hundred and fifty dollars a share, a big killing. At the time I sold it, he knew what Yahoo was. Yeah. I guess so. But the trouble is, is it went up another hundred and fifty dollars in the next six months per share after I sold it. So. Oh, well. Oh, I made a good profit on it. All right, Charlie, which 2013 dating app is so selective that it matches you only with shared Facebook friends. Is it Hinge, Tinder or Blender? I'm gonna wait a while. Yes, I say Blender. It's Hinge. I've never heard I've never heard a hinge. I haven't either. I've heard a Tinder. Yeah. And I think I've heard of Blender sounds familiar. They're loud. They got push buttons in the front and a little. All right. Wait, which wildly successful smartphone game was pulled from the market by its Vietnamese creator in 2014 because he thought it was too addictive. Tetris? Nope. I haven't even heard of this flappy bird. I have I have I have something called angry birds. Yeah. That's fun. That still works. I played that once in a while. I got caught up in that for a while too. Yeah. I've been 99 cents. They're on the phone somewhere. Well, this one was pulled from the market. So that's probably why it was too addictive. All right. Do you think all you want to be afraid of that now? They'd be like, yeah, keep on buying it. You know, buying coins or whatever. Diana, you've got the last question on this card, but you also get to pick the next color. So before I ask the question, yellow, blue or green? Blue. Okay. So the next card will come from blue. On which company smartphone was Google Maps first available in 2007? I want to say Apple, but I'm thinking that's going to be too easy. Yeah, no, she were right. It was Apple. It was offered on the very first iPhone. Google Maps. I would say offered iPhone. Although one Siri first came out. For the first couple of days, people would ask Siri, what is the best smartphone in the world? And they would say something. They'd say an Android phone, like a Google phone. And boy, whoever programmed that thing had to change that real quick. I would think so. Yeah. Google Maps came out on an iPhone. I would have thought it would come out on an Android. Yeah, I kind of thought that because I don't remember ever seeing it. Well, I mean, I've been using it on on my Android phones all along. I use it on my iPhone all the time. It's the best map. I use it all the time now. But that, you know, 2010 or whatever, I got my first iPhone. My ex and his girlfriend have flip phones that don't, that aren't smartphones. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. I'm like, how do you get around without Google Maps? Yeah. The ability to just say what you're looking for and have it give you the map and directions and give you options on ways to get there. Yeah. How do we do without it? I don't know. Yeah, I know. I used to just, I can remember reading a paper map and I can remember finding things by sheer luck. According to Google, Google Maps first appeared on a smartphone in 2007, 2007, Apple's first iPhone. Yep. That is correct. Why would they must have licensed it to Apple for some reason? Because Apple now has their own. Yeah, they have their own, but that's where it started. But the Google Maps is still better than the one, the Apple one that comes on the phone. All right. Yeah. All right. Alan, the beds in Quebec's Hotel de Glasse, where visitors flock every winter for overnight stays are made out of what? Ice. That is correct. Really? Haven't you guys been there? No. Maybe a heavy sleeping bag? I don't know. I, I, there's no way I would have made a device. Yeah. No. I guess air conditioners aren't popular there. Freezer thing. No, we wouldn't need it, I guess. Yeah. No, not happening, not happening. All right. Charlie, in which eastern province known for its shellfish, was it illegal to sell canned carbonated drinks between 1984 and 2008? Eastern province of, of Canada. New fun one? Nope. Prince Edward Island. That's not the East East Coast. I thought that was the most. No, it's on East Coast. It is? Okay, there's another island. Oh, yeah. I'm picking a smaller island on, on by-back Uber, I think. Wow. Does this say why or does anybody know why that is? I've never heard of that. It was the only place in North America that had a can ban. Oh, I thought maybe it was all the way. Oh, why? I mean, we don't know why, huh? All right. Wayne, true or false? Canada has the longest coastline in the world. I'm just coasting away. I'm going to say true. That is true. Yeah, that would be true. It's 125,567 miles long. Amazingly, Indonesia has the second longest at 54,716 miles. Well, we're talking about countries. What? Well, it's yeah, this is a South America. That's a bunch of countries. Russia doesn't have a lot of coastline. You're on the East Coast. Well, they they don't have a warm water which is most of most most of Russia is landlocked. So, you know, right? Yeah, you think about all those north of those northwest or its fair toys way up there. How about Iceland? That's not that big. That's the biggest Canada. That was the biggest Canada. Yeah. All right, Diana reportedly captured in a 2011 video of Lake Okanagan. Olga Pogo is Canada's version of what mysterious UK creature? Oh, the lack of response for me? Yes, that is correct. That's, uh, Alan, what was added to Highway 69 in Ontario in 2012 to allow animals to cross safe safely and overpass a crossing guard or a shuttle service. I have no idea. Well, I would say, it's open for whoever. Alan, have you what was your your guess? You had three choice. Shuttle service. Nope. Diana, I think overpass makes the most sense. Overpass. Cruder crossings have become a regular part of the highway design in Canada. Sounds right. What happens if they don't they can't read pass on the on this. Never mind. I thought about that for a minute. I thought, you know, animals probably can't read what we're telling them to do. So it's kind of like, it's kind of like Trump. Anyhow, go ahead. All right. And Alan, I think you're next. Hundreds of what large objects from Greenland float past the coast of Newfoundland each spring and in 2014 created a banner year for tourism. That actually would be for Charlie because the last one was for Alan. So that's for Charlie. Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. Huh? What was the question? Yeah. Hundreds of what large objects from Greenland float past the coast of Newfoundland each spring and in 2014 created a banner year for tourism. Icebergs. That is correct. All right. Alan, you get to pick the next color, yellow, blue, or green. Blue. Okay. Wayne, as of 2014, what was the average age of Nobel prize winners? Was it 61, 71 or 81? 71. 61. It was just on TV a couple weeks ago. They talked about it on Fox News. I'm kidding. I would have got something old like that. You know, oh, sorry, 71 old. All right, Diana, which Asian countries sunshine policy of goodwill toward its northern neighbor won its president the 2000 Peace Prize Nobel Peace Prize, which Asian country's sunshine policy of goodwill toward its northern neighbor. How I can think of South Korea. That is correct. Oh, I wonder what the sunshine policy is. They were heard of that. All right, Alan, on which state and in which city is the Peace Prize awarded? Is it May 10th in Stockholm, December 10th in Oslo, or August 10th in Copenhagen? August 10th. Oh, December 10th in Oslo. Oh, they got it screwed up. Charlie, no bell wanted it in August. That's a random. It is. I didn't know that they had a specific date, actually. I think I did know Oslo, though. Something Trump ever got was a Nobel Peace Prize. God. Oh, shit. All right, Charlie, the image of Alfred Nobel on the Peace Prize medal is facing the same direction as that of Abraham Lincoln on the US penny. Is that true or false? I have no idea. I would say it's false. It is false. No bell is facing left and Lincoln is facing right. Right. But I don't think one has anything to do with the other. I think I don't know if Lincoln was actually, when was Lincoln alive in the 1800s, right? Yeah. In 1864. Now, no bell and him might have been alive around the system. Yeah, probably. All right, Wayne, which country's president? Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was one of three African women who shared the prize in 2011. Is that Liberia, Ghana, or Rwanda? Liberia. That is correct. Oh, that's pretty good. Just wags that one. The women. Here's what happened. The women got really set up with all these warring tribes that were killing of each other and they were doing all those killing and raping the women. They had a taboo against female nudity and so they had a sit-in in the nude outside of it. Chambers. Everybody. And then they started having all the women would sit along the side of the road nude. Wow. That's one way to stare down traffic. They brought peace to their country through a nude sit-in. That's why they got the simple peace prize. Which I just think that is the most amazing thing ever. Yeah. All right. Pretty great. All right. I believe it's your turn, right, Diana? I think so. It's been a while. Yeah. Okay, which Nordic country is home to 2008 prize winner? Marty Atesari, who settled disputes in Kosovo, Namibia, and Indonesia. So Nordic country. Pick a Nordic country. Oh, Norway? Finland. Oh, what a dispute about what? It's a part of the world. All right. I think it's not about it. All right. Charlie, your choices are yellow, blue, and green. Well, let's go with green. All righty. And I think we're on Alan. Alan, which blue Jasmine actress and her husband spearheaded a project to install 1,906 solar panels on the roof of the Sydney Theatre Company in 2010. Which, what actress? Blue Jasmine actress. So she was in the movie. Oh, okay. Andrea Markovit. No, I don't know. I don't know. Kate Blanchett. Oh, yeah. I've never heard of her. You never heard of Kate Blanchett? Oh, I guess. You ever saw a type band? This surprises you. It comes to movie, radios. You know, a lot of stuff like that, world politics, you know. All right. Charlie, which actor make it right foundation built 150 homes in New Orleans that produce more energy than they consume? I forgot about that. I don't have a clue. Brad Pitt. Oh, yeah. She mentioned it. Yeah. Yeah, I've forgotten about that, but that's that's true. All right. Wayne, which actor created, produced, and narrated the 2007 documentary, the 11th hour about our impact on earth ecosystems? Al Gore. No. Leonardo DiCaprio. Speaking of Titanic. How? We need that. Diana, which entourage actor began hosting Alter Eco, a half green lifestyle makeover show on the planet green channel in 2008. Green border. Entourage. Oh, that's one of those shows I never got into. I don't know. I don't know who they who was on that. Jeremy Griffin. No, Adrian Grineer. Oh, okay. What crusading Utah movie legend was given the 2014 Walden Woods Project Global Environmental Leadership Award for decades of eco activism? Utah movie legend. Diana, Robert Redford. That is correct. Famous famously for, well, he actually showed me a jersey, but he moved to Utah. He bought property there after he became famous. I wouldn't have associated him with Utah. Me either. Oh, really? Yeah, that's he's famous in Utah. That's it. Yeah. That's he's lived there for many decades. I thought he was in like New Mexico or something like that. Okay, Charlie, which former politician narrated the Oscar winning 2006 documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which warns about climate change. There you go. Now you can say it. He already said it. I forgot what I said. Which former politician narrated the Oscar winning 2006 documentary An Inconvenient Truth? Oh, I was born. I was gonna say, I knew you knew that one. Well, we are out of time. It is now time to end the show. So I want to thank Wayne and Diana and Alan and Charlie for joining me and having fun this evening with our 39 trivia, which we started off with with a little bit of humor because we need humor from time to time. If you. To quote Jimmy Buffett, if we couldn't laugh, we would all go insane. That's it for the intersection tonight. Remember, get registered, get informed, get politically active and go vote, and check your voter registration a just again to make sure they haven't kicked y'all. That's all for today. If you don't have anything nice to say, come to next to me. [Music]