June 19, 2025 • 54 mins
WELCOME TO EARTH TRIVIA 🌎 Continuing Alec's "elemental" series (check out the Water episode if you haven't yet!), Aidan, Cameron, and Mitch dig for hidden secrets about our home planet. Who will be dubbed the dirtiest boy? 🪨
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Welcome aboard, Bus 1. We're on our way to Earth, Texas
Earth, and we've got some time to kill.
Let's play some Earthlings. Introduce yourselves.
Reading Space lings. My name is Aiden.
Hello visitors from the great beyond.
I'm Cameron. What's up gamers, My name is me.
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OK, I've I fear you guys think it's about like aliens or?
Something. No, no.
It's the sequel to your water episode, right?
Exactly. Just go ahead right off the bat,
continuing the cycle. We got Earth now.
OK. Oh shit, you're serious?
Yeah, it's Earth. Oh, Earth.
So it's time for Earth. Earth trivia.
Welcome to Earth. Earth population you.
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The second in the series which began with the water episode if
you like. Banger Certified.
I like water too. I like bread, water.
I'm raise your hand if you like Earth.
Oh yeah Oh right. Well, we have 3 rounds of five
questions in Earth trivia today.Questions in round one are worth
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1 handful of dirt and Round 2 isworth 2 dirts and round 3 is
worth 3 dirt. It's.
Supposed to hold the dirt. Dirtiest boy at the end will
win. OK.
Dirtiest boy, you say? We're using the buzzer, so first
one to buzz in with the right. Not right now.
First one to buzz in with the right answer gets the dirt.
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There is a challenge question. Once during the game I will lie
and provide an answer that is not actually right.
Ask you to get one chance to challenge an answer.
I give to earn 3 dirts, but challenge the wrong one and
you'll lose 3 dirts. But don't just wait till the
end. Challenge mid game to take
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advantage of the earthquake. OK you, you are the first one to
challenge a given question mid game.
And you are correct, you will totally bury your opponents in
Earth, AKA they will not be ableto answer the next two
questions. But they would.
This is dirty. This is something I've rebranded
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3 Times Now. Food.
Coma Super super. And now the earthquake.
Well, yeah. Wouldn't burying people make
them dirty so they'll get no? No, no, you're burying.
Launch them into the strands. Yeah, so the earthquake actually
makes you squeaky clean because dirty as boy wins.
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Don't think about it too hard. Most most dirt at the end wins.
And no Googling. Is everyone clear?
Yeah. Sure.
Crystal clear as dirt. Let's get down and clear
question. The English name of our home
planet Earth comes from the Old English yorth, meaning the
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grouse that. Can't be true.
Similar to the Roman term Terra in the Greek term Gaia, Yorth
was a personified goddess in Norse mythology.
Which Norse God is the son of Yorth?
The Sun. The Sun.
Is that open-ended? I boss boss.
Boss. Odin.
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Odin is incorrect, I'm sorry. What?
Aiden. Balder.
No, Balder is incorrect. I didn't know that was the Norse
God. Yeah.
He does Ragnarok or whatever. Oh.
Is he like the evil 1? Yeah, Balder's good.
He's the one who like lives. Or he's like God of light.
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Oh, interesting. Well, it's wrong, OK.
Mitch, unfortunately my my God of War knowledge is not going to
help me here. But the good news is, is that.
Dog I. Did a lot of research on North
mythology for a certain D&D campaign.
I'm pretty sure it's it's like soul Sol soul.
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That is also incorrect. Damn, there's somebody.
Maybe I'm thinking. Maybe I'm thinking.
Actually let me look up and see if one of these is also a son
because there might be multiple soul Norse God.
Well, it's not Thor, right? It's not Thor.
Thor is the son of. That's not true.
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Is it? It is true.
I thought you meant like the sunGod.
The. Son.
Of earth I said which Norse God is the son of your oh it's Thor
but I see where you go open which it's Thor or is that like
one of those things where Norse mythology is different than
Marvel Comics no it. Is, believe it or not, Marvel
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Comics some changes. OK and God of War also.
Frigga from the Marvel movie is not.
I thought, I thought, wait a second, is this like a?
Oh wait, is she? Magnitude 9, right?
Now no, because I'm not even. Trying to be.
Like like the earth using it's the earth.
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Or some of the. In your mythology, there was
like a giant. It's a giant, like a giant was,
like the God is. The earth, a woman.
Is a, is a is a goddess, just like Gaius is just like.
So it's Yorf and Odin. Frega is not his mom, Yorth is
one of the partners of Odin and they together they had Thor.
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Maybe I need to do more researchon them?
I was so patriarchy focused I thought you were trying to.
This was other. Than your wager like the sun, I
should have known because we're talking about the Earth.
You're. Completely different.
When's the fire episode? Fine.
Two more, actually. Yeah, two more from now.
Dang more come back from that man I'm struggling I think.
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It's OK, it's OK. It's only 1 dirt and no one gets
it. To the earth that returns.
We're still squeaky clean, boys.Still.
Squeaky clean so far, but but I'm sure someone knows this one.
Let's go to question 2. Yeah, sure.
In the Christian Bible, on On what day did God create the
earth, Mitch? On the first day that.
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Is incorrect. No, that's the Partridge of the
pear tree. Mitch, come on.
You're right. On the first day of creation,
God. In the beginning, God created
the heavens and the. Earth, so too.
Yeah, that's the. Beginning.
So it's the beginning, not. Is not the second day alright?
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Alex Wales When did Ali create the Great Third?
Day. It's the third day.
Let me think one dirt to camerasfirst day was.
Light, he said that let there beI've.
Got all the days right light andlet there be light and.
There was light was good that. Was day one OK?
The second day, he separated thewaters from the sky to create
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the atmosphere and the water. And the Earth.
And then the day three he made dry ground and plants God.
Created. Earth the same day.
And then the 5th day he created great whales.
He made whales. He made sun, moon and stars on
day 4, birds and sea creatures on day 5.
You can be whales. Land.
Animals and humans on day six. And then he did.
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Nothing on day 7 maybe. I need to do more research on
the lore of the Christian Bible.Bible.
Bible. All right, that's enough.
That's enough lore. Let's get down to scientific.
This is. All back story for Bible man
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We're struggling. In the Bible man cinematic
universe. I'm squishing on the first day
Bible. Question 3.
The earth is like an onion. It has layers.
What are the four main layers that make up the earth?
Oh. Damn it.
Damn. Cameron.
It's the crust, the outer mantle, the inner mantle, and
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the core. And not quite there's.
No way you give him the outer mantle and inner mantle.
That's what it's called bro. Oh, I think I have it.
What if I describe it? It's.
No, I'm gonna give Vaden a go. I'm gonna give.
I I actually that is exactly howI would have described it, but
I'll throw something out there. Crust this one time, like any
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good. Pizza good answer.
Cans on the. Inside I'm working my way in.
I didn't. I'm saying this Sander crust,
core, then hot mantle, cold mantle.
It's not hot Mantle. Cold.
I mean they're both relatively. See, we'll see.
OK, I don't think. Mantle is split into two.
I think it's crust mantle core, but there's one more.
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Yeah, no shit. Is it like is?
It wait inner core. Outer core, is that it?
That's it. What?
It's inner core and outer core which they they're distinct
cause the inner core is solid and the outer core is liquid.
Hmm. Alright, but real maybe this is
guys, should we challenge this challenges he didn't talk about?
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Hollow Earth or Oh yeah, I forgot to.
Talk about Kong and Godzilla came from.
We forgot hollow earth bro. Antipodes.
Antipodes. Nematone.
Dirt to make. You he's he's disgusted, not yet
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dirty. Got one on me.
And you may have heard, but the crust is about is like
proportionally like the peel of an apple in terms of thickness.
So it really that's where. We live at.
Imagine, if you will, the peel of an apple.
And imagine that's where all of life happens.
Just to give you an idea, the crust is about 40 miles thick at
its thickest, thickest point. What about which is point out
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which? Is a little bit of a hint
towards question 4. What is the diameter of the
earth? Oh, close feel.
Like this is something I should know I don't I?
Feel like this is something I could calculate OK.
I'm visualizing an apple peel. Now scale up the skin to 40
miles. I'm gonna wait till you do
answer cuz I have no idea. Diameter rotating.
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It. I'm rotating it in my head.
Rotating the earth out. Real quick in.
My. Around the.
World in. 80 days by hot air balloon so.
You work backwards, Very. High circumference something.
Is this price is right or closest Alec?
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Closest I'm not. Gonna be are you looking in
miles or feet or? I've got it in miles.
OK, cubic miles is not a measureof diameter I knew.
That. You could do cubic miles. 18 I'm
going to say like there's a ninein it did.
You say diameter. I'm going.
To say diameter. Diameter.
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So it's at least 80 is what Alecis telling me.
I'm going to say 90,000 miles 90,000.
Miles OK, who's next? Who wants to guess next?
How many miles do you say the crust was 4040?
Miles. Oh, that's OK.
And it's on both sides. Hold on.
That's I. Need to do some math.
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That was, that was. That's there Camerons using a
Can I use my calculator? A calc.
I'm using my phone. Can I use a calc which is short
for calculator? He's.
Just using. Slang.
He's just look. At My Love Music calculator.
You can use a calculator as longas it's not connected to the
Internet in any way is. He allowed to use slang Second
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question. Slang is actually borderline not
allowed. Is slang not allowed?
Watch yourself, bitch. Because we don't watch.
Mentally, there's I'm thinking about an apple.
I'm not gonna lie. I.
Gave. It as a hint.
Guys, I just did a shot in the dark.
Yeah, I'm. Really.
Wait. Hold.
On you guys are really under lotof time on this.
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No, I don't. Think it's that much, How much?
Alex said. I know how.
Her Aiden said Aiden said 90,000buzzing OK man 10. 1000.
Wow, €10,000 PM all Ron, you're.So brave for that.
Honestly, I think I'm going lower.
I'm going like 4500. 45105. 105 hundred.
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OK, OK. In that case, Aiden gets the
point. It's like a dirt peel of an
apple. It is 800. 1000 miles?
Oh, that was an order of magnitude.
Oh, but you're closest. OK, Wow.
So. My math didn't make a lot of
sense. Then what?
Was the math you did. I assumed that the crust was 1%
of the diameter. Oh, OK, well, and then I did
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that. I don't.
Think apple peel is 1. Percent and then you enter.
An apple. And then you added 500 miles
just for fun. 525,605. 100 minutes, all right.
Actually, if I added that many miles I would want.
It's good to know we all have a grasp on how far a mile I don't.
Little do our contestants know that this was the fake answer.
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Looks like they were fooled thistime.
Like 93 million miles to the sunand just divide that by a
pyramid speaking. Of the diameter of the earth.
What is that miracle? Because it's.
Flat. The fake news media will tell
you the Earth is a sphere, but those who do their own research
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will learn that the Earth is actually an oblate spheroid
because it's squished. Yes, I did hear that the.
Diameter at the poles is about 20 miles less than it is at the
equator. Why is this open-ended?
Why is this? Cameron.
Thoughts. Angular momentum and centrifugal
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force. Basically the earth spinning so
fast that it squishes a little and shoots all the shit outside
it near the equator. That's true.
That's exactly right, Cam. Yeah, Good, good physical
reasoning there. Thanks man.
One dirt to Cameron. He's so getting.
A little dirty about it. I think we're all a.
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Little dirty guys. And with that, yeah, dirty.
We are already at the end of round one, so let's get a dirt
check. How dirty are my boys?
I'm a. Little dirty.
I'm one little dirty. Me too.
Mitch is 1 little dirty. I'm dos dirty.
I'm a little too dirty. Little too dirty.
Yeah, you're that lightest. So I say why there are only
four? But I remember, I remember none
of us got. Almost all dudes so bad.
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Right, I guess the most obvious Norse.
Yeah, obviously. All right.
Now let's head to the center of the earth for an audience
question. What hold?
On. Hey y'all, it's me, Brendan
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Fraser from the 2008 adaptation of Journey to the Center of the
Earth, Co starring Josh Hutcherson and Anita Bria.
You may also know me from Georgeof the Jungle or the Whale.
Anyways, I heard you guys are studying the Earth this week so
I thought I'd chime in with a few thoughts.
First, be sure to smash that subscribe button if you haven't
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already and leave a like or a five star rating as that would
be super helpful to grow the Bus1 audience.
These guys seriously work hard and would love to spread the
word about the show if you couldtell a friend or an enemy.
I told Josh Hutcherson about it and he loves it.
I'll let you guess if he's my friend or my enemy.
Anyways, from last week's Arcades trivia, we asked you
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which game was not featured in Wreck It Ralph.
The answer was Caterpillar, which Clayzy 5678 wrote in with
that answer. So they get one point.
Congrats Clayzy. Now, as we are here in the
center of the earth, I figured we'd give some credit to the
original author of the famous Journey to the Center of the
Earth tale. Except I don't quite remember
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who wrote it. What sci-fi author wrote the
original Journey to the Center of the Earth novel?
Leave your answer as a comment on Spotify, YouTube, or
Instagram and you just may earn a point and a shout out on the
show. Whoa, buddy, you aren't looking
too good. The air down here is a little
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poisonous to topsiders like yourself.
You'd better be getting back to the surface.
Well, off you go. Oh wow, what a journey that was.
This episode's so dirty. This is cartoon.
It's time for question 6. In addition to the name of our
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planet, Earth is sometimes what we call the brown stuff in the
ground. You're right though, we
typically use other terms such as dirt or soil.
What's the difference between dirt and soil?
Charlie Chaplin rules. I'm gonna go out on a limb here,
Alec. And well, you know, people you
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like to say when you soil yourself, you shit your pants.
And I think that soil that is. Dirt.
Plus shit. That's what I think.
Dirt. But that's what I think the
difference between soil and dirtis.
When you shit, you soil your pants.
Shit plus dirt equals soil. All right, that's some, that's
some logic. Not sure if it's right.
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I think like. Soil is like a cat, like a
general category, right? Because you can have like sandy
types of soil and you can have like more what you think of as
dirt. So I think dirt is more just
like a, a slang term, if you will.
I know I'm getting dangerously close to using slang.
But I don't think dirt has a. Technical definition.
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I just think people use it to refer to some subset of soil.
OK. OK, Mitch.
The only thing I can think, it was like the only context that
I've ever used soil, like, oh, we have some soil here is like
for planting things. Oh I soil.
Oh. I soil OK, that's not not the
only application so Mitch has. Two applications for the soil.
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Oh no, I just shit myself. I just.
Dirted my. Pants Do you all have a shit?
Do you all have a poop in your pants story?
I don't. I've never pooped.
I can't say that I do. We've all done when.
I was a baby when we were. Baby.
Children, you guys haven't lived.
One of my aunts and uncles weddings.
Apparently I shipped myself dirt.
I don't care about when you wereand then.
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Dirt is just dirt. It's just so.
Soil is for, plants for. Plants and dirt is just dirt.
Like, well, OK, like plants don't necessarily grow in dirt,
but plants always grow in soil. I wonder if it has to do with
the moisture content. Maybe I like.
All of your answers, I like Cameron's the least, so I'm just
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and I think I'll give it to Aiden.
So soil is an official scientific term that refers to
loose, unconsolidated mineral and organic matter filled with
Micron organisms and. That was the tip of my tongue.
Mostly deserved. Dirty Colonial.
Term nerd slang. Slang.
Slang for soil that gets displaced.
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Or it's usually just meant like oh.
'Cause you're shitting if you're.
Dirty. It's 'cause it's like, oh.
Displaced. So you have displaced soil
scientists talk. About soil and as as Rachel
would say who she works at a garden, all the all the
horticulture people there would say soil is alive, dirt is dead.
Oh. OK.
Yeah, I know I could have dirt's.
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Dead, and we killed it. And we killed it.
Grow is glazing. Soil right.
Oh, sorry, oh oh, sorry. You just used 2 slang terms.
Hey. Oh, you said so.
Save it for the Gen. Alpha slang episode.
Oh wait, that already happened. Save it for the Gen. beta slang
episode. The Gen.
Alpha slang episode. Click here Which of these
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earthworm facts is not true? Is this a question or is this
just an interlude? This is the question 7 OK.
Which these earthworms actually just straight up a fucking lie.
A Earthworms don't have eyes. B Earthworms are hermaphrodites,
meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs.
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C earthworms are cold blooded orD earthworms are only native to
the Northern Hemisphere, though they have been invasively
introduced to the Southern hemisphere.
Wow. Cameron I.
Don't think earthworms are. I think earthworms live
everywhere and always have. That's right, you got damn.
Thank you God I did. I make that shit up.
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I came up with that answer because I looked on a website
and it was like a map of of earthworms and it only showed
the northern hemisphere. And I was like, that cannot be
right. Absolutely cannot be true, true
thing. And I look out of the.
Worms down there. What kind of animals do live
everywhere? Earthworms.
That's worms. Mugs.
Skeeters. Well, different apparently
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though. Right.
Also looking into earthworms which are different than
nematodes, but nematodes. Nematodes.
Or roundworms are also worms. Nematodes.
But apparently there's 60 billion nematodes for every
human on Earth. That's.
Dick insane What? That's that's just a little fun
fact does. That mean when I call someone,
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should I start referring to people with 60 billion nematodes
as an insult? You know what you're worth about
59 billion nematodes. I bet you, just like the
nematodes, are buried in The Dirty.
Nematodes. Well, that's one dirty piece of
worm dirt to Cameron there. Actually two.
Sorry. Wow.
We're handfuls of dirt. Let it all over keeping.
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Track of their own scores, but. I am so keeping track of my own
scores. I don't trust you, mother
fucking track. Just like a good trivia player.
Shit, let's. Keep talking about Earth.
Earth question 8. An earth mover is another term
for heavy construction equipmentused to displace large
quantities of earth. Which of the following earth
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movers is the biggest? You're gonna give me four types.
Wow. OK, good question Visual Life.
Sorry, I thought you were takingthis fucking rip of a dab.
I'm writing down notes. I was like, whoa.
I like to write. It's right on the episode, it's
just. Breaking notes, I like to write
down which ones I think it. Might be the way he was holding
it. Man, why?
Don't you challenge it now to earthquake?
Earthquake us up because. There's no guarantee that I'll
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get the next two questions. Right, it's Earth.
Well, you don't. If you're wrong, you don't lose
2 questions, just if you're right.
You get shaken. Am I right?
All right, all right. Well.
So I guess I'll keep going. Which of these Earth?
OK, am I? He's waffling.
Do it. So you said?
Are native to everywhere. Yeah, so that one's the the
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answer that was not true is thatthey're only native to the
Northern Hemisphere. They are native in both
hemispheres I. Don't know, that's just SUS to
me. Have you ever seen a worm in the
southern hemisphere? Think about it.
How? Follow up question, have you
ever lived specifically? To an earthworm.
Like what's the earthworm name are you talking about here?
Earthworms. There's like 1000 species.
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Of Earth. OK, so.
Different. It's a pretty.
Generic term, yeah. OK, OK.
Go ahead. I don't think it's the challenge
machine. I'll do it.
Then. Because Mitch is a What do you
think about? Challenge I think maybe.
All of them are true or something like that.
All right, Aiden's challenging. Let's see if he's going to he's
going to set off the Richter scale Earth move for an.
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Earth Shaker, maybe? Well, in fact.
Earthworms are native to both hemispheres, so I.
Bet it, Aiden, I'm going to. Pretend like that was on.
Purpose. -3 Aiden. Sorry.
Oh no. Aiden, clean yourself up boy.
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Here's a bar so that dirt off OK.
Guys in the shower. Shower.
See the. Concept it'd be it'd.
Be a good bit if you went and turned it on I.
Don't think we could hear it. Oh.
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Oh, he's got a towel though. It would have been a better.
Bit if you actually turned on the water, he did.
He didn't do hair. He didn't.
I didn't hear. It no, you just did a body.
Shower. Yeah, I just had to scrub.
All that dirt off, Yeah, no, that, man, that.
Man's using dry shampoo, you know you don't get that volume
otherwise. Guys, let's.
Get back to earth movers. Which of these earth mover types
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is the biggest? A Bucket wheel excavator.
B Trencher, C Dredger or D Amphibious excavator.
Whoa. Mitch, I'm.
Gonna go trencher. Probably never I'm.
Sorry, Trencher. Is not the biggest on that list,
though they are pretty big. These are all pretty big.
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They're big. Cameron by.
Dredger. Can I can I ask a clarifying
question? Yeah.
Got them. Is it like a?
Bucket mover on a barge, becausethat's what people use a lot to
dredge. Yeah, a dredger.
Is something that is used to digout?
No, I know what it is underwater.
I know what it. There's different.
There's different sizes of it, but I'm going.
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Amphibious Trencher. Amphibious excavator cause
trencher was a different 10 thenI'm going.
Dredger OK. That's not just answer three out
of the. People on the boat show his
options. Dang it, you can't.
Keep getting away with it you. Can't keep getting.
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Away with it. 8 is. I'm gonna say amphibious
excavator 'cause I feel like yougotta have like extra floaty
bits that add to the size. Hey, probably right It's.
True, you you do have to have a bigger bottom part, but it's not
the biggest. You guys guess the three that
weren't biggest, the bucket wheel excavator guys, it has
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bucket. I look up pictures.
Yeah, can I look at the? Pictures.
Show and tell. Yeah.
Yeah. Al can I Google a?
Picture of the bucket wheel? Yeah, look, look up.
Bagger 293. Everyone has permission to look
up. He's got a model.
Number, dude. Bagger 290. 3.
It is. The Guinness World Record for
heaviest land based vehicle 31. Million.
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Pounds. Yeah, 14,000 tons.
Oh my God. It looks this is the thing from
Transformers. Too right are all bucket.
Wheel excavators that maybe? They are not all that big, but
they are the biggest of that list.
OK. Yeah, that that.
That's about the size of my Dick.
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Doesn't look like that. That would be extremely scary
for take away some points for. That rude comment please come.
On this is the. Dirty.
Episode night Ghetto getting down the dirt.
I I did think. About putting a your mom joke in
here like the biggest earth mover, but I couldn't figure it
out. No, no dirt for that one.
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No dirt. You know who does have the most
dirt? The bucket wheel excavator
bagger 293. Darn right dude, that.
Thing is you wait. You can explore in VR now.
I saw that too. Can.
We do it together. Add Break No.
Wait. Hold on, this is a shout out to
any of our listeners. If you have access to a Bagger
293, please e-mail us. There's we will schedule 2. 93
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is not a model, it is a specific10.
Perfect the. Bagger, it's not.
Like you can. Just go on Amazon and buy a bag
or 290 guys guys the. Largest.
Vehicle ever built if you have access.
To the Bagger 293, please give us a shout.
We will schedule a field trip. Yeah, fly us.
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Outlet me. Drive it, Yeah.
Let me drive it. OK.
Question 9. Although we've developed some
very large equipment to shape the Earth to our liking.
Earth Day like your mom. I don't think.
He got it in there, He got to get it.
In there, but despite, despite heavy equipment.
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Day. Is all about appreciating the
natural world and what we can doto preserve it for future
generations. The first Earth Day in 1970 drew
millions of Americans in supportof the movement at the time.
What percentage of the US population participated in the
first Earth Day crisis, right or.
Closest. Closest.
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To legally or. Actively you.
Said people who? Went out.
To demonstrations or other events.
Okay, sort for Earth Day 1970. Every day we live.
On this planet is participate Cameron.
Alex in this society. I think.
God, we do live in a society that's not the answer to the
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question. I'm gonna say, and this is gonna
be a hot take, 42.37% OK, very. Specific, too very specific.
All right. Aiden.
And this is in the. 70s it is 19. 70 So they didn't have any.
Like Internet happening yet? Maybe they had like that early
Internet stuff, but no, no like social media.
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I'd say like 25. Percent, a solid quarter, solid
quarter. All right, it's gotta be less.
Than that you said 25 and that'slowest No, OK, no, that's a
crazy. Tactic I've been trying if
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anyone bluffed anyone. It's me.
I bluffed you. Wow, that's true.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, that was intentional. So because we like.
Talk about like small holidays all the time with my job and
like we learn and talk about butI can't remember.
I do remember though that like one of the people, I won't get
in specifics, but like one person participated in the first
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like. That's a.
Bit like the US is a lot of people, yeah, that's a true
they. Didn't have the Internet, so
they had nothing. Yeah, I'm gonna go.
More like 15%. All right, that's.
Right. That one's gonna go to Mitch is
10, about 10%. Wow, I had.
I had more hope. Than people showing. 20 million,
yeah, I was gonna say that's. Still a lot of people there are
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only two. 100 million people in the US in 1970, and 20 million
of them showed 20 million is a lot.
The first Earth Day. That's a lot. 10% participation
at. Today.
Do you know? Probably nothing.
Yeah, do you count people? Who just post online for Earth?
I think, yeah. Then I don't.
Know. Oh, that's a good question.
Then. I don't know.
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That is two more dirt to Mitch there.
Congratulations. Thank you.
Let's go to question. 10 Yes, please.
Created to celebrate Earth Day, John McConnell's Earth Flag
features an image of Earth takenby Apollo 17 astronauts.
What is the name of this famous image of the Earth that was
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ubiquitous? Is this multiple?
Choice. It's not multiple.
Choice. Is it something like Sunrise
over a Blue Marble or something like that?
That sounds. Familiar.
You know what? I'll give it to you.
It's the blue Marble Marble. Right.
OK, Blue Marble is the name. Of it.
Congratulations. Thanks.
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I'm glad one of you got it. You guys scared me of getting
this towel. Away.
From me. I'm dirty.
He's. Dirty, you negative.
Dirty. Before I was just neutral, I was
squeaky clean. Clean again.
The worst kind of dirty, whatever that would be.
If zero is clean, what is negative?
Don't think about it. Don't.
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Dirt. Underneath your skin?
No, thank you. It's an iron deficiency.
That's the end of round two. How dirty are all my boys now?
Back up. I'm too.
Dirty. Now back up the 2.
I'm 4 dirty. 4 Dirty four. Really.
Dirty. Wow, it's a close.
Close game Dirty. Anyone's game?
Dirty game. Dirty.
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Game. Close game.
I'm dirty. Thank you.
Don't worry, I come alive in thethird round.
We have a little bit of time. Do we want to look at that or
293? Yes, please.
Actually, I do want to look at the.
Bagger 293 some more. It's so big.
Alec, I'm going on. Wikipedia Bagger.
Look at 293. It was previously.
Known as the man tack raft RB290, there's a full.
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Documentary and specs on the excavator and those are YouTube
channel. It's pretty cool.
It's. It's used.
It's using. A brown coal mine near Hambach,
Germany? No way.
Oh my God, £31 million. It's so big.
That's more. Pounds.
But you know what's? Bigger your mom?
Oh I got your ass. Does anyone else have?
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A your mom joke related to bagger 29 bagger 293.
I heard that's what they got bagging.
Baddies. Yeah, what's?
Your body count, Mitch's Baggins. 50.
Million No. Say 293 two, 9390.
Three. Yeah, there you.
Go He's the following. Question too sexy?
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He has follow follow up mind. Figures that's why I'm in.
Ukraine and got. Three legs cause Ukraine, where
are you? I thought, he said.
The machine was in Ukraine. It's in.
Germany Hey Alec, I think it's time for us to move on around
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Ukrainian women. Yeah.
OK. That's uncomfort.
Stop the war for all the bad. Any Ukrainian or?
German daddies out there contactmention guys maybe, maybe Putin.
Just doesn't know how bad they are all right.
Or maybe that's. What he knows about there, I
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think we generated. Enough content there.
Round 3. We're keeping like 20% of round
three. Question 11.
Speaking of the Blue Marble, which we just talked about,
since the 1970s, we've taken countless images of the Earth.
Perhaps the most accessed are those published by Google.
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Google Earth Row, available for free since 2015, includes A
sightseeing tour showing off 3D renderings of notable locations
around the world. First person to correctly name
one of the 10 locations featuredin the sightseeing tour gets 3.
Dirt Bagger 290. 3 Cameron I'm. Gonna go and say Niagara Falls.
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That's a good guess, but. It's not one of the ten.
Damn. Aiden come.
On where's the? Golden Gate Bridge, Another.
Good guess, but that is not one of them.
Damn it, Mitch. I forget the name of.
It. Oh my God.
No, that one. Like, like that one.
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Look, I'll just say the Pyramidsof Giza.
That's what they're called. But that those aren't one of
them either. What the hell are we going back?
Around. Back around the.
Eiffel Tower, that is. One of them say it like.
That the Eiffel. Tower is on the list.
It makes fun of French. People, it is like.
A kind of random list of things.Oh, OK.
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So tower's not that. Random.
No, they're they're all like. Pretty well known, but they're
not like, it's not like the seven wonders of the world or
anything like that. It's the Eiffel Tower, the
Christ the Redeemer statue. Cool, that's cool.
The. Grand Canyon.
OK, also cool. Sydney, Australia.
Makes sense? Whole.
City. Well, just a.
Spot looking at the Opera House.Yeah, Saint Peter's Basilica,
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Not Mexican. Nice the London.
Eye OK. Been there the.
Titanic. Oh.
The wreckage. Barely they have like 3D.
Hey did anyone tell the? Billionaires, they could have
just seen it on Blue Earth. Also, too soon.
It's not too soon. More billionaires should go
down. Yeah, head down there.
And shoot them down, their demonup into space, too.
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The Forbidden City in China. OK, Mount Fuji outside Tokyo.
And then finally Google headquarters.
See, that's what I was going. For at the Golden Gate.
Bridge. I was like, well, Google's
around San Francisco. Damn, I should say I thought.
I thought. Somebody might try to hack it
and be like oh what? OK, I'm trying.
To get it they, they, they did alot of like human achievement
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style things they did, they said.
Mount Fuji that. Was just there.
We. Did that Mount Fuji?
We did that. We.
Did the grand cage? Mount Fuji.
With Bagger 293 we did chill baby.
Mount Fuji is a very picturesquemountain.
It's so very. Cool.
It's just it's just like it's like on its own.
If I like, would. Were to draw a mountain, I would
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draw Mount Fuji me when I'm drawing.
A mountain. Go listen to whatever.
Episode there was the Mount Fujion.
My, I don't know. There's no no volcanoes.
Question. 12 Fuji is my favoritekind of.
Apple as well as we zoom. Out on Google Earth and look
elsewhere in the universe. Earth is really a quite unique
planet. That's true.
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Which of the? Following.
Is not a feature that makes Earth unique, so one of these is
not unique to Earth. Here they are a Earth's
relatively stable rotation, which is helped by our
relatively large moon B Earth's plate tectonics C Earth's
magnetic field 4D Earth's liquidwater on the surface.
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Aiden, I'm going to go with the.Magnetic field, because I know
that helps a lot with livability, blocking all the
solar stuff. So you think?
That is not something that's unique about Earth.
Oh, is that? What we're saying?
Yeah. And liquid water, liquid.
Water is unique to Earth, so that's not right.
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I'm looking for one that is not unique to Earth.
OK. My next OK, Mitch, I'm gonna go
tectonics that is also. Unique.
So wow, I didn't. Know that yeah, what we're.
Thinking to not have plate tectonics.
Why not? We think it's because of the
water. Actually.
That's at least what I read, Cameron.
The other two options are the stable rotation or Earth's
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magnetic field. Oh well, this is tricky.
Aiden and Mitch took the two I was going to get.
And I got a 50. 50 shot right now can I can I have a second to
rationalize out my answer real quick just say it out loud off
the cuff yeah I'll. Sing you the jeopardy.
Song. So here's my thought.
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The reason Earth has such a magnetic field is because of the
amount of. Iron.
In the atmosphere and it's spinning and all that.
In the. In the I don't remember asking
but OK key. Change.
What was the other one? Alex Stable.
Rotation stable. Rotation, huh?
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Answer are you get it wrong? I'm I'm getting ready.
I'm. Installing.
Don't let it stall. I'm.
I'm gonna go the the stable rotation.
That is not right. Damn it, 1 to 50. 50 You're
kidding. There are three questions.
We have not, and none of us havegotten.
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We're not. Earthers.
We're not earthers. Do you guys even where do?
You guys even live? I live in Neptune.
What's an Earth's magnetic? Field Earth's magnetic.
Field is not unique. All the other planets also have
magnetic fields. Yeah, but they're not as good.
Jupiter. Saturn.
Uranus, Neptune, they all have magnetic fields.
I looked into it, they're all like roughly the same thing.
Yes, Earth's magnetic field doesprotect it from dangerous stuff,
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but it's not really like the unique part about Earth about
why we have life like and stuff like.
That's because we're the right distance from the sun and we
have water and OK, whatever. Other.
The thing with the relatively stable rotation.
I'm just being nonchalant, you know?
You've got me. Nonchalant.
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Really. That's.
What we all get all of. That all of that people love to.
Consider calling him that. Consider.
Yeah. You just gotta be natural out
about it. Yeah.
All right. Question 13.
Yikes, we're. Struggling.
Recent. Studies suggest we're gonna keep
it kind of astrological or astronomical here.
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Recent studies suggest that Earth may have had its own rings
about 466,000,000 years ago. That's cool.
Which I learned. Researching this kind of crazy,
Which major evolution milestone coincided with the possible
timing of the rings? A the first vertebrates, B the
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first land based plant life, C the Cambrian explosion or D the
Permian extinction? Basically, which one was
466,000,000 years ago? Cameron, Alec, I.
I got to go Cambrian explosion. It's the.
Cambrian explosion. It's not the Cambrian explosion.
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That was a little further back. Sorry a little further.
Back right as in. Millions of years, right?
In the general scale. I mean in the scale of hundreds
of millions of years, that is a little further back, it's yeah
to be. Fair Cambrian period is one
period before this period in question.
Nice. And sorry, well, that just
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reframed my whole thought process.
Can you say the first? Two, it's still.
Millions of years. First vertebrates, first land
based plant life and then the other one is Permian extinction.
I was gonna say Permian. Extinction.
Because like, isn't that one? Is that not the same thing as
the asteroid? Like if something hit the planet
and then you had debris and thatcreates rings around the planet?
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So that's what I was thinking. It's not the Permian extinction.
Let's see what. Nonchalant.
Mitch has to say, but I think I know what the.
Answer is, I'm gonna be real upset Mitch got that right.
No. What are the 2?
Options. It's one of the answers.
Aiden there, I said first vertebrates.
Are first land based plant life land?
Based plant life. That's it.
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That's it. That has to be it.
Wow, that. Was that was.
Very chalant, bitch. I think we're gonna take your
title away. No, that was pretty Chalant.
Mitch, I all to. To be fair to Aiden, they do
think it could have caused, it was caused by an asteroid event
or a meteorite event or whatever, and it could have
lowered the Earth's temperaturesand maybe have contributed to.
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So it's what killed the. Extinct the dinosaurs.
For dinosaurs, this is the firstland based plant life.
Yeah. So we're way it was first, it
was dinosaurs. Then plants happened.
Dinosaurs. Cambrian land like we're all the
out How? Like what?
Cambrian. 'S blood makes the first land.
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Let me scroll. Up.
Let me check that would be. It was the 4th day of.
Course they're birds, right? Technically birds.
I think so. That would be Dave. 5.
Five. OK, let's.
See that's three dirt to Mitch for that these.
Boys, I have let. 6 dirt slip through my fingers.
Guys, there's only. Two dirty questions left
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dirtophobic. Let's go into question 14.
Earth, Wind and Fire. The R&B soul funk band has
earned countless accolades, evenhaving their recording of
September entered into the Library of Congress National
Recording Registry. Which has nothing to do with the
question, but I just thought, OK, why did band founder Maurice
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White name the band Earth, Wind and Fire?
It's multiple choice. Oh, OK.
Good question. A.
They were the three elements of his astrological sign
Sagittarius B. I'm locking.
In It's not one. Oh my God.
Oh my gosh. All right.
Is it guaranteed? Alec, that was social, that.
Is correct. What's the other dust?
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Salon. He was not being married, I
knew. I knew that.
Did you actually know that? No.
That was just my guess. That's crazy good guess.
From my out like if you. Had asked me that like without.
That would have been my guess. Man, I should have let you
answer without. The without the answers then
yeah the other ones are just some bullshit I made-up.
It's just got 9. Point I hear your bullshit out.
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He wanted to. Call it fire and water, but that
was already taken, no? Bullshit.
Reference to a popular Zine fromhis hometown, Chicago, OK.
Or DA record. Executive in LA pressured him to
change the name to something catchier as the bands original
name was the Salty Peppers. Did you make up the?
Salty Peppers? No, that's actually.
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True, they were originally called the Salty Peppers, but he
wasn't pressured to change it. He decided to change it because
it was on its own it. Was all in his star.
Side Sagittarius sniped sniped it not just a nonchalant all
right keeping it in the keeping it in pop culture here you love.
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Music. Oh, you love.
Music. You'll love the next question.
The final question. Wow.
The song Earth by Lil Dicky features several pop artists as
animals. Match the following artist to
the animal they portray. Do we have?
To write this down. Then you might want to because
there's 8. And I.
Cut a lot out because there's way more than eight.
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Oh my God. OK, you ready?
Yeah. Are you going animal or?
Celebrity. I'm going celebrity.
First here you go, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Wiz
Khalifa, Charlie Puth, See ya Miley Cyrus, Ed Sheeran and Lil
Jon. And here are your 8 animals
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Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra, Koala,kangaroo, baboon.
I'm a. Baboon Skunk.
And clam, clam. OK, got them all.
I think so. All right.
A few moments later, I don't think.
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I actually remember what this song sounds like.
It goes like this. We love the Earth.
It is our planet, Wiz Khalifa, Earth.
It is our home. And then Ed.
Sheeran's there. Catchy part, but I don't know
Wiz Khalifa. And then Ed Sheeran.
I'm locked in. I'm locked in.
You don't know Charlie. And Charlie Puth, I'm locked in.
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Alec, I'm locked in too. Alec.
Cameron. Why don't you list yours first?
J Biebs. Giraffe, Ariana Grande Koala,
Wiz Khalifa, Skunk, Charlie Puth, Baboon, Sia, Zebra, Miley
Cyrus, Elephant, Ed Sheeran, Clam and Lil John.
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Kangaroo. Nice.
Alright Cameron, you got 2 right?
Ohh. Yikes.
Wow. Honestly.
It's better than I thought. I just I.
Just mashed him up in the order you said of Malik.
Oh wow. Oh, OK.
So let's see, I did not just tell me him again because yeah,
Justin Bieber. Elephant Ariana Grande, Giraffe,
Wiz Khalifa, Zebra, Charlie PuthKoala, Sia Kangaroo, Miley
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Cyrus, Baboon, Ed Sheeran, Skunk, Lil Jon Clam.
OK, you also got. Two, right?
OK, so this is a. Pretty He's going to make us
guess. Which too this is what mine
looks. Like OK Mitch, so give me a
second because I got to follow the lines here.
Justin Bieber I know for sure isthe baboon.
Ariana I know for sure is the zebra.
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Wiz Khalifa. I had no idea I put him as the
kangaroo Charlie Puth. I have no idea who the hell he
is, sorry. I put him as the giraffe Charlie
Puth. Sia it makes.
Sense because she's like the black and the white hair.
So skunk is what? Miley Cyrus?
I know she's the elephant. Ed Sheeran, I'm pretty sure, was
the koala and Little John was the clam.
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You got six of them. Right now.
You know, I remember I. Watched the shit.
Out of that music video, yeah, it's pretty fun.
It's just got 12. Points in a row?
That's crazy. The ones.
The ones you mixed up were Wiz Khalifa as the skunk and Sia as
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the kangaroo. Oh wow.
Well, but all the other ones yougot.
Were right, Why would I just thought.
Ed Sheeran had big It was a skunk.
Because she has the hair, well, Wiz Khalifa.
He's like reeks, you know, because of the.
We Oh, that's funny, actually. Yeah.
And then? Actually not.
The marijuana plant is played bySnoop Dogg, of course.
But. I didn't.
Include that one, honestly, I thought.
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Ed Sheeran just had big clam energy for some reason.
Ed Sheeran does. Have big clam energy.
I think like like. Quick, the clam.
One's funny because it goes through and they're like, I'm a
koala, whatever. And then it just goes a little
John's party just goes what the fuck?
I'm a Claire and. Then it just goes.
On to the next thing. Oh my God.
I'm about to run. This up all right?
Yeah. What's?
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The point check not Shalwanda. That's the final question I got.
I'm still. Two dirty.
That was the last one. Wow, I got 7.
Dirt Mitch has probably got Mitch wait.
Mitch needs just got. About it Mitch just got. 15 I've
got 12 you. Know.
You've got 15 dirt, brother. Yeah, OK.
Yeah. Is what I had, but you got 12
points. Just in the last round.
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Oh, maybe it was. Just a firearm.
You got everything except the one.
That we all missed and I have 15. 15 all right. 1572 I'm just
trying to. Give you a chance we yet?
Again, have not uncovered quake slash.
I have no idea, I really thought.
I've got a challenge. I thought it was.
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Earthworms, I've got a challenge.
Challenge. Time.
What is it, Cameron? I'm.
I'm. Challenging Cambrian explosion.
Man, I really think the land base.
I don't know, I thought plants were like a billion years ago.
Looking for the challenge just like.
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Scared the fuck? Out of me.
Mitch, do you have a challenge? I'm just going to close them.
You have a users? Yeah.
Sorry, it doesn't matter, Mitch you.
Win either way, I'm good. You're not even going to.
Challenge. You win.
No, that's not. Your question number.
I'd rather have someone get it right.
So I'm going to go through them again, OK, go through so.
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Through them and question. One Thor is the son of York.
That was, that was. Nonchalant.
I'll give him that. I will give him that all.
Right. Are you actually?
Yeah. But you're both fucking wrong,
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you know, Alec, Can I? Spiritual challenge The water
being the only thing unique to earth, you can spiritually
challenge it and. Spiritually get it wrong?
Damn, I thought. Doesn't Mars liquid?
Water on it. The challenge?
Question was Earth diameter is nowhere close to 800,000 miles.
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Yeah, in retrospect, that does sound pretty great.
Yeah. What was it?
I lingered on it. For a while too, trying to let
you guys let's figure it out. It's like 8000 miles.
I like, it's pretty close. I guys are pretty reference
frame. When we talk about the size of
objects like me too. Distance or like well, let this
be a. Lesson to you, Earth is like
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8000 miles in diameter. The sun is more like 8.
It's 865,000 miles. OK so I I more so gave you this
5. 100 just 25, you know. We're just done.
Well, we're just. Yeah, we're pretty nice range.
We can't. That was.
Comprehended that was wrong, butI just want to give it a shot.
Really. Enough?
Yeah. Honestly.
Now that I think about it, I think I did my math wrong.
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I think I did. The radius measurements take the
you don't. No, I'm.
Just saying. I said you assumed it was 1%, so
you took 40 * 100. Yeah, but 40 wasn't. 1% Eighty
was 1% Wow, you would have. You would.
Have I would have gotten it? I gave this I.
Know. Too.
Damn. Yeah.
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So fuck you Aiden, come at me bro.
We're about squeaky clean, boys,that Earth is.
Not the only thing in the solar system of liquid water on the
surface. On the surface.
OK. 'Cause if you listen to the
water episode we talked about other bodies that have liquid
water beneath the surface feel like there's been like.
Five Mitch, can you stop fuckingme?
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Marking the camera that has beenbothering me all episodes.
I just see you going. He's being.
Nonchalant. About it you.
Gotta be a little more. Nonchalant about how Mitch is
being nonchalant. No, I'm being fucking Shalant.
Right now. Alright, I've been watching
Mitch. Mean mug us the whole fucking
episode dude. Most nonchalant.
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Is it dirtiest boy is me. He's like he's.
Just so. Nonchalant as he won the Earth
episode. Wow he's fucking mean.
The king of everyone Kingdom. He's the king of.
Earth. He's king of Earth.
Stop doing it. Congratulations.
Thank you for. Listening to Bugs one if you
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enjoyed your ride today. We'd really.
Appreciate it if you told your friends about the show.
No, not again. Oops.
On Cameron. Prime Cameron.
I don't want to have to put sound effects for this in again.
All right? Sorry.
Sorry, sorry that wasn't. Cameron Prime that was Please
subscribe to five star rating. I don't care anymore.
Go on discord. Join us on discord.
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Find us.com we'd like to thank. Vert.
For these 4 theme song 5978 which is a certified banger love
vert. Shut.
Up man, it's for riding bus. Run.
We'll see you next.
Welcome aboard, Bus 1. We're on our way to Earth, Texas
Earth, and we've got some time to kill.
Let's play some Earthlings. Introduce yourselves.
Reading Space lings. My name is Aiden.
Hello visitors from the great beyond.
I'm Cameron. What's up gamers, My name is me.
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OK, I've I fear you guys think it's about like aliens or?
Something. No, no.
It's the sequel to your water episode, right?
Exactly. Just go ahead right off the bat,
continuing the cycle. We got Earth now.
OK. Oh shit, you're serious?
Yeah, it's Earth. Oh, Earth.
So it's time for Earth. Earth trivia.
Welcome to Earth. Earth population you.
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The second in the series which began with the water episode if
you like. Banger Certified.
I like water too. I like bread, water.
I'm raise your hand if you like Earth.
Oh yeah Oh right. Well, we have 3 rounds of five
questions in Earth trivia today.Questions in round one are worth
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1 handful of dirt and Round 2 isworth 2 dirts and round 3 is
worth 3 dirt. It's.
Supposed to hold the dirt. Dirtiest boy at the end will
win. OK.
Dirtiest boy, you say? We're using the buzzer, so first
one to buzz in with the right. Not right now.
First one to buzz in with the right answer gets the dirt.
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There is a challenge question. Once during the game I will lie
and provide an answer that is not actually right.
Ask you to get one chance to challenge an answer.
I give to earn 3 dirts, but challenge the wrong one and
you'll lose 3 dirts. But don't just wait till the
end. Challenge mid game to take
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advantage of the earthquake. OK you, you are the first one to
challenge a given question mid game.
And you are correct, you will totally bury your opponents in
Earth, AKA they will not be ableto answer the next two
questions. But they would.
This is dirty. This is something I've rebranded
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3 Times Now. Food.
Coma Super super. And now the earthquake.
Well, yeah. Wouldn't burying people make
them dirty so they'll get no? No, no, you're burying.
Launch them into the strands. Yeah, so the earthquake actually
makes you squeaky clean because dirty as boy wins.
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Don't think about it too hard. Most most dirt at the end wins.
And no Googling. Is everyone clear?
Yeah. Sure.
Crystal clear as dirt. Let's get down and clear
question. The English name of our home
planet Earth comes from the Old English yorth, meaning the
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grouse that. Can't be true.
Similar to the Roman term Terra in the Greek term Gaia, Yorth
was a personified goddess in Norse mythology.
Which Norse God is the son of Yorth?
The Sun. The Sun.
Is that open-ended? I boss boss.
Boss. Odin.
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Odin is incorrect, I'm sorry. What?
Aiden. Balder.
No, Balder is incorrect. I didn't know that was the Norse
God. Yeah.
He does Ragnarok or whatever. Oh.
Is he like the evil 1? Yeah, Balder's good.
He's the one who like lives. Or he's like God of light.
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Oh, interesting. Well, it's wrong, OK.
Mitch, unfortunately my my God of War knowledge is not going to
help me here. But the good news is, is that.
Dog I. Did a lot of research on North
mythology for a certain D&D campaign.
I'm pretty sure it's it's like soul Sol soul.
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That is also incorrect. Damn, there's somebody.
Maybe I'm thinking. Maybe I'm thinking.
Actually let me look up and see if one of these is also a son
because there might be multiple soul Norse God.
Well, it's not Thor, right? It's not Thor.
Thor is the son of. That's not true.
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Is it? It is true.
I thought you meant like the sunGod.
The. Son.
Of earth I said which Norse God is the son of your oh it's Thor
but I see where you go open which it's Thor or is that like
one of those things where Norse mythology is different than
Marvel Comics no it. Is, believe it or not, Marvel
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Comics some changes. OK and God of War also.
Frigga from the Marvel movie is not.
I thought, I thought, wait a second, is this like a?
Oh wait, is she? Magnitude 9, right?
Now no, because I'm not even. Trying to be.
Like like the earth using it's the earth.
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Or some of the. In your mythology, there was
like a giant. It's a giant, like a giant was,
like the God is. The earth, a woman.
Is a, is a is a goddess, just like Gaius is just like.
So it's Yorf and Odin. Frega is not his mom, Yorth is
one of the partners of Odin and they together they had Thor.
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Maybe I need to do more researchon them?
I was so patriarchy focused I thought you were trying to.
This was other. Than your wager like the sun, I
should have known because we're talking about the Earth.
You're. Completely different.
When's the fire episode? Fine.
Two more, actually. Yeah, two more from now.
Dang more come back from that man I'm struggling I think.
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It's OK, it's OK. It's only 1 dirt and no one gets
it. To the earth that returns.
We're still squeaky clean, boys.Still.
Squeaky clean so far, but but I'm sure someone knows this one.
Let's go to question 2. Yeah, sure.
In the Christian Bible, on On what day did God create the
earth, Mitch? On the first day that.
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Is incorrect. No, that's the Partridge of the
pear tree. Mitch, come on.
You're right. On the first day of creation,
God. In the beginning, God created
the heavens and the. Earth, so too.
Yeah, that's the. Beginning.
So it's the beginning, not. Is not the second day alright?
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Alex Wales When did Ali create the Great Third?
Day. It's the third day.
Let me think one dirt to camerasfirst day was.
Light, he said that let there beI've.
Got all the days right light andlet there be light and.
There was light was good that. Was day one OK?
The second day, he separated thewaters from the sky to create
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the atmosphere and the water. And the Earth.
And then the day three he made dry ground and plants God.
Created. Earth the same day.
And then the 5th day he created great whales.
He made whales. He made sun, moon and stars on
day 4, birds and sea creatures on day 5.
You can be whales. Land.
Animals and humans on day six. And then he did.
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Nothing on day 7 maybe. I need to do more research on
the lore of the Christian Bible.Bible.
Bible. All right, that's enough.
That's enough lore. Let's get down to scientific.
This is. All back story for Bible man
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We're struggling. In the Bible man cinematic
universe. I'm squishing on the first day
Bible. Question 3.
The earth is like an onion. It has layers.
What are the four main layers that make up the earth?
Oh. Damn it.
Damn. Cameron.
It's the crust, the outer mantle, the inner mantle, and
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the core. And not quite there's.
No way you give him the outer mantle and inner mantle.
That's what it's called bro. Oh, I think I have it.
What if I describe it? It's.
No, I'm gonna give Vaden a go. I'm gonna give.
I I actually that is exactly howI would have described it, but
I'll throw something out there. Crust this one time, like any
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good. Pizza good answer.
Cans on the. Inside I'm working my way in.
I didn't. I'm saying this Sander crust,
core, then hot mantle, cold mantle.
It's not hot Mantle. Cold.
I mean they're both relatively. See, we'll see.
OK, I don't think. Mantle is split into two.
I think it's crust mantle core, but there's one more.
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Yeah, no shit. Is it like is?
It wait inner core. Outer core, is that it?
That's it. What?
It's inner core and outer core which they they're distinct
cause the inner core is solid and the outer core is liquid.
Hmm. Alright, but real maybe this is
guys, should we challenge this challenges he didn't talk about?
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Hollow Earth or Oh yeah, I forgot to.
Talk about Kong and Godzilla came from.
We forgot hollow earth bro. Antipodes.
Antipodes. Nematone.
Dirt to make. You he's he's disgusted, not yet
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dirty. Got one on me.
And you may have heard, but the crust is about is like
proportionally like the peel of an apple in terms of thickness.
So it really that's where. We live at.
Imagine, if you will, the peel of an apple.
And imagine that's where all of life happens.
Just to give you an idea, the crust is about 40 miles thick at
its thickest, thickest point. What about which is point out
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which? Is a little bit of a hint
towards question 4. What is the diameter of the
earth? Oh, close feel.
Like this is something I should know I don't I?
Feel like this is something I could calculate OK.
I'm visualizing an apple peel. Now scale up the skin to 40
miles. I'm gonna wait till you do
answer cuz I have no idea. Diameter rotating.
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It. I'm rotating it in my head.
Rotating the earth out. Real quick in.
My. Around the.
World in. 80 days by hot air balloon so.
You work backwards, Very. High circumference something.
Is this price is right or closest Alec?
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Closest I'm not. Gonna be are you looking in
miles or feet or? I've got it in miles.
OK, cubic miles is not a measureof diameter I knew.
That. You could do cubic miles. 18 I'm
going to say like there's a ninein it did.
You say diameter. I'm going.
To say diameter. Diameter.
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So it's at least 80 is what Alecis telling me.
I'm going to say 90,000 miles 90,000.
Miles OK, who's next? Who wants to guess next?
How many miles do you say the crust was 4040?
Miles. Oh, that's OK.
And it's on both sides. Hold on.
That's I. Need to do some math.
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That was, that was. That's there Camerons using a
Can I use my calculator? A calc.
I'm using my phone. Can I use a calc which is short
for calculator? He's.
Just using. Slang.
He's just look. At My Love Music calculator.
You can use a calculator as longas it's not connected to the
Internet in any way is. He allowed to use slang Second
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question. Slang is actually borderline not
allowed. Is slang not allowed?
Watch yourself, bitch. Because we don't watch.
Mentally, there's I'm thinking about an apple.
I'm not gonna lie. I.
Gave. It as a hint.
Guys, I just did a shot in the dark.
Yeah, I'm. Really.
Wait. Hold.
On you guys are really under lotof time on this.
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No, I don't. Think it's that much, How much?
Alex said. I know how.
Her Aiden said Aiden said 90,000buzzing OK man 10. 1000.
Wow, €10,000 PM all Ron, you're.So brave for that.
Honestly, I think I'm going lower.
I'm going like 4500. 45105. 105 hundred.
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OK, OK. In that case, Aiden gets the
point. It's like a dirt peel of an
apple. It is 800. 1000 miles?
Oh, that was an order of magnitude.
Oh, but you're closest. OK, Wow.
So. My math didn't make a lot of
sense. Then what?
Was the math you did. I assumed that the crust was 1%
of the diameter. Oh, OK, well, and then I did
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that. I don't.
Think apple peel is 1. Percent and then you enter.
An apple. And then you added 500 miles
just for fun. 525,605. 100 minutes, all right.
Actually, if I added that many miles I would want.
It's good to know we all have a grasp on how far a mile I don't.
Little do our contestants know that this was the fake answer.
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Looks like they were fooled thistime.
Like 93 million miles to the sunand just divide that by a
pyramid speaking. Of the diameter of the earth.
What is that miracle? Because it's.
Flat. The fake news media will tell
you the Earth is a sphere, but those who do their own research
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will learn that the Earth is actually an oblate spheroid
because it's squished. Yes, I did hear that the.
Diameter at the poles is about 20 miles less than it is at the
equator. Why is this open-ended?
Why is this? Cameron.
Thoughts. Angular momentum and centrifugal
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force. Basically the earth spinning so
fast that it squishes a little and shoots all the shit outside
it near the equator. That's true.
That's exactly right, Cam. Yeah, Good, good physical
reasoning there. Thanks man.
One dirt to Cameron. He's so getting.
A little dirty about it. I think we're all a.
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Little dirty guys. And with that, yeah, dirty.
We are already at the end of round one, so let's get a dirt
check. How dirty are my boys?
I'm a. Little dirty.
I'm one little dirty. Me too.
Mitch is 1 little dirty. I'm dos dirty.
I'm a little too dirty. Little too dirty.
Yeah, you're that lightest. So I say why there are only
four? But I remember, I remember none
of us got. Almost all dudes so bad.
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Right, I guess the most obvious Norse.
Yeah, obviously. All right.
Now let's head to the center of the earth for an audience
question. What hold?
On. Hey y'all, it's me, Brendan
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Fraser from the 2008 adaptation of Journey to the Center of the
Earth, Co starring Josh Hutcherson and Anita Bria.
You may also know me from Georgeof the Jungle or the Whale.
Anyways, I heard you guys are studying the Earth this week so
I thought I'd chime in with a few thoughts.
First, be sure to smash that subscribe button if you haven't
(15:31):
already and leave a like or a five star rating as that would
be super helpful to grow the Bus1 audience.
These guys seriously work hard and would love to spread the
word about the show if you couldtell a friend or an enemy.
I told Josh Hutcherson about it and he loves it.
I'll let you guess if he's my friend or my enemy.
Anyways, from last week's Arcades trivia, we asked you
(15:53):
which game was not featured in Wreck It Ralph.
The answer was Caterpillar, which Clayzy 5678 wrote in with
that answer. So they get one point.
Congrats Clayzy. Now, as we are here in the
center of the earth, I figured we'd give some credit to the
original author of the famous Journey to the Center of the
Earth tale. Except I don't quite remember
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who wrote it. What sci-fi author wrote the
original Journey to the Center of the Earth novel?
Leave your answer as a comment on Spotify, YouTube, or
Instagram and you just may earn a point and a shout out on the
show. Whoa, buddy, you aren't looking
too good. The air down here is a little
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poisonous to topsiders like yourself.
You'd better be getting back to the surface.
Well, off you go. Oh wow, what a journey that was.
This episode's so dirty. This is cartoon.
It's time for question 6. In addition to the name of our
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planet, Earth is sometimes what we call the brown stuff in the
ground. You're right though, we
typically use other terms such as dirt or soil.
What's the difference between dirt and soil?
Charlie Chaplin rules. I'm gonna go out on a limb here,
Alec. And well, you know, people you
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like to say when you soil yourself, you shit your pants.
And I think that soil that is. Dirt.
Plus shit. That's what I think.
Dirt. But that's what I think the
difference between soil and dirtis.
When you shit, you soil your pants.
Shit plus dirt equals soil. All right, that's some, that's
some logic. Not sure if it's right.
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I think like. Soil is like a cat, like a
general category, right? Because you can have like sandy
types of soil and you can have like more what you think of as
dirt. So I think dirt is more just
like a, a slang term, if you will.
I know I'm getting dangerously close to using slang.
But I don't think dirt has a. Technical definition.
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I just think people use it to refer to some subset of soil.
OK. OK, Mitch.
The only thing I can think, it was like the only context that
I've ever used soil, like, oh, we have some soil here is like
for planting things. Oh I soil.
Oh. I soil OK, that's not not the
only application so Mitch has. Two applications for the soil.
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Oh no, I just shit myself. I just.
Dirted my. Pants Do you all have a shit?
Do you all have a poop in your pants story?
I don't. I've never pooped.
I can't say that I do. We've all done when.
I was a baby when we were. Baby.
Children, you guys haven't lived.
One of my aunts and uncles weddings.
Apparently I shipped myself dirt.
I don't care about when you wereand then.
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Dirt is just dirt. It's just so.
Soil is for, plants for. Plants and dirt is just dirt.
Like, well, OK, like plants don't necessarily grow in dirt,
but plants always grow in soil. I wonder if it has to do with
the moisture content. Maybe I like.
All of your answers, I like Cameron's the least, so I'm just
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and I think I'll give it to Aiden.
So soil is an official scientific term that refers to
loose, unconsolidated mineral and organic matter filled with
Micron organisms and. That was the tip of my tongue.
Mostly deserved. Dirty Colonial.
Term nerd slang. Slang.
Slang for soil that gets displaced.
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Or it's usually just meant like oh.
'Cause you're shitting if you're.
Dirty. It's 'cause it's like, oh.
Displaced. So you have displaced soil
scientists talk. About soil and as as Rachel
would say who she works at a garden, all the all the
horticulture people there would say soil is alive, dirt is dead.
Oh. OK.
Yeah, I know I could have dirt's.
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Dead, and we killed it. And we killed it.
Grow is glazing. Soil right.
Oh, sorry, oh oh, sorry. You just used 2 slang terms.
Hey. Oh, you said so.
Save it for the Gen. Alpha slang episode.
Oh wait, that already happened. Save it for the Gen. beta slang
episode. The Gen.
Alpha slang episode. Click here Which of these
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earthworm facts is not true? Is this a question or is this
just an interlude? This is the question 7 OK.
Which these earthworms actually just straight up a fucking lie.
A Earthworms don't have eyes. B Earthworms are hermaphrodites,
meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs.
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C earthworms are cold blooded orD earthworms are only native to
the Northern Hemisphere, though they have been invasively
introduced to the Southern hemisphere.
Wow. Cameron I.
Don't think earthworms are. I think earthworms live
everywhere and always have. That's right, you got damn.
Thank you God I did. I make that shit up.
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I came up with that answer because I looked on a website
and it was like a map of of earthworms and it only showed
the northern hemisphere. And I was like, that cannot be
right. Absolutely cannot be true, true
thing. And I look out of the.
Worms down there. What kind of animals do live
everywhere? Earthworms.
That's worms. Mugs.
Skeeters. Well, different apparently
(21:24):
though. Right.
Also looking into earthworms which are different than
nematodes, but nematodes. Nematodes.
Or roundworms are also worms. Nematodes.
But apparently there's 60 billion nematodes for every
human on Earth. That's.
Dick insane What? That's that's just a little fun
fact does. That mean when I call someone,
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should I start referring to people with 60 billion nematodes
as an insult? You know what you're worth about
59 billion nematodes. I bet you, just like the
nematodes, are buried in The Dirty.
Nematodes. Well, that's one dirty piece of
worm dirt to Cameron there. Actually two.
Sorry. Wow.
We're handfuls of dirt. Let it all over keeping.
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Track of their own scores, but. I am so keeping track of my own
scores. I don't trust you, mother
fucking track. Just like a good trivia player.
Shit, let's. Keep talking about Earth.
Earth question 8. An earth mover is another term
for heavy construction equipmentused to displace large
quantities of earth. Which of the following earth
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movers is the biggest? You're gonna give me four types.
Wow. OK, good question Visual Life.
Sorry, I thought you were takingthis fucking rip of a dab.
I'm writing down notes. I was like, whoa.
I like to write. It's right on the episode, it's
just. Breaking notes, I like to write
down which ones I think it. Might be the way he was holding
it. Man, why?
Don't you challenge it now to earthquake?
Earthquake us up because. There's no guarantee that I'll
(22:50):
get the next two questions. Right, it's Earth.
Well, you don't. If you're wrong, you don't lose
2 questions, just if you're right.
You get shaken. Am I right?
All right, all right. Well.
So I guess I'll keep going. Which of these Earth?
OK, am I? He's waffling.
Do it. So you said?
Are native to everywhere. Yeah, so that one's the the
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answer that was not true is thatthey're only native to the
Northern Hemisphere. They are native in both
hemispheres I. Don't know, that's just SUS to
me. Have you ever seen a worm in the
southern hemisphere? Think about it.
How? Follow up question, have you
ever lived specifically? To an earthworm.
Like what's the earthworm name are you talking about here?
Earthworms. There's like 1000 species.
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Of Earth. OK, so.
Different. It's a pretty.
Generic term, yeah. OK, OK.
Go ahead. I don't think it's the challenge
machine. I'll do it.
Then. Because Mitch is a What do you
think about? Challenge I think maybe.
All of them are true or something like that.
All right, Aiden's challenging. Let's see if he's going to he's
going to set off the Richter scale Earth move for an.
(23:54):
Earth Shaker, maybe? Well, in fact.
Earthworms are native to both hemispheres, so I.
Bet it, Aiden, I'm going to. Pretend like that was on.
Purpose. -3 Aiden. Sorry.
Oh no. Aiden, clean yourself up boy.
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Here's a bar so that dirt off OK.
Guys in the shower. Shower.
See the. Concept it'd be it'd.
Be a good bit if you went and turned it on I.
Don't think we could hear it. Oh.
(24:37):
Oh, he's got a towel though. It would have been a better.
Bit if you actually turned on the water, he did.
He didn't do hair. He didn't.
I didn't hear. It no, you just did a body.
Shower. Yeah, I just had to scrub.
All that dirt off, Yeah, no, that, man, that.
Man's using dry shampoo, you know you don't get that volume
otherwise. Guys, let's.
Get back to earth movers. Which of these earth mover types
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is the biggest? A Bucket wheel excavator.
B Trencher, C Dredger or D Amphibious excavator.
Whoa. Mitch, I'm.
Gonna go trencher. Probably never I'm.
Sorry, Trencher. Is not the biggest on that list,
though they are pretty big. These are all pretty big.
(25:19):
They're big. Cameron by.
Dredger. Can I can I ask a clarifying
question? Yeah.
Got them. Is it like a?
Bucket mover on a barge, becausethat's what people use a lot to
dredge. Yeah, a dredger.
Is something that is used to digout?
No, I know what it is underwater.
I know what it. There's different.
There's different sizes of it, but I'm going.
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Amphibious Trencher. Amphibious excavator cause
trencher was a different 10 thenI'm going.
Dredger OK. That's not just answer three out
of the. People on the boat show his
options. Dang it, you can't.
Keep getting away with it you. Can't keep getting.
(26:01):
Away with it. 8 is. I'm gonna say amphibious
excavator 'cause I feel like yougotta have like extra floaty
bits that add to the size. Hey, probably right It's.
True, you you do have to have a bigger bottom part, but it's not
the biggest. You guys guess the three that
weren't biggest, the bucket wheel excavator guys, it has
(26:22):
bucket. I look up pictures.
Yeah, can I look at the? Pictures.
Show and tell. Yeah.
Yeah. Al can I Google a?
Picture of the bucket wheel? Yeah, look, look up.
Bagger 293. Everyone has permission to look
up. He's got a model.
Number, dude. Bagger 290. 3.
It is. The Guinness World Record for
heaviest land based vehicle 31. Million.
(26:42):
Pounds. Yeah, 14,000 tons.
Oh my God. It looks this is the thing from
Transformers. Too right are all bucket.
Wheel excavators that maybe? They are not all that big, but
they are the biggest of that list.
OK. Yeah, that that.
That's about the size of my Dick.
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Doesn't look like that. That would be extremely scary
for take away some points for. That rude comment please come.
On this is the. Dirty.
Episode night Ghetto getting down the dirt.
I I did think. About putting a your mom joke in
here like the biggest earth mover, but I couldn't figure it
out. No, no dirt for that one.
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No dirt. You know who does have the most
dirt? The bucket wheel excavator
bagger 293. Darn right dude, that.
Thing is you wait. You can explore in VR now.
I saw that too. Can.
We do it together. Add Break No.
Wait. Hold on, this is a shout out to
any of our listeners. If you have access to a Bagger
293, please e-mail us. There's we will schedule 2. 93
(27:49):
is not a model, it is a specific10.
Perfect the. Bagger, it's not.
Like you can. Just go on Amazon and buy a bag
or 290 guys guys the. Largest.
Vehicle ever built if you have access.
To the Bagger 293, please give us a shout.
We will schedule a field trip. Yeah, fly us.
(28:09):
Outlet me. Drive it, Yeah.
Let me drive it. OK.
Question 9. Although we've developed some
very large equipment to shape the Earth to our liking.
Earth Day like your mom. I don't think.
He got it in there, He got to get it.
In there, but despite, despite heavy equipment.
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Day. Is all about appreciating the
natural world and what we can doto preserve it for future
generations. The first Earth Day in 1970 drew
millions of Americans in supportof the movement at the time.
What percentage of the US population participated in the
first Earth Day crisis, right or.
Closest. Closest.
(28:52):
To legally or. Actively you.
Said people who? Went out.
To demonstrations or other events.
Okay, sort for Earth Day 1970. Every day we live.
On this planet is participate Cameron.
Alex in this society. I think.
God, we do live in a society that's not the answer to the
(29:14):
question. I'm gonna say, and this is gonna
be a hot take, 42.37% OK, very. Specific, too very specific.
All right. Aiden.
And this is in the. 70s it is 19. 70 So they didn't have any.
Like Internet happening yet? Maybe they had like that early
Internet stuff, but no, no like social media.
(29:36):
I'd say like 25. Percent, a solid quarter, solid
quarter. All right, it's gotta be less.
Than that you said 25 and that'slowest No, OK, no, that's a
crazy. Tactic I've been trying if
(29:58):
anyone bluffed anyone. It's me.
I bluffed you. Wow, that's true.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, that was intentional. So because we like.
Talk about like small holidays all the time with my job and
like we learn and talk about butI can't remember.
I do remember though that like one of the people, I won't get
in specifics, but like one person participated in the first
(30:18):
like. That's a.
Bit like the US is a lot of people, yeah, that's a true
they. Didn't have the Internet, so
they had nothing. Yeah, I'm gonna go.
More like 15%. All right, that's.
Right. That one's gonna go to Mitch is
10, about 10%. Wow, I had.
I had more hope. Than people showing. 20 million,
yeah, I was gonna say that's. Still a lot of people there are
(30:38):
only two. 100 million people in the US in 1970, and 20 million
of them showed 20 million is a lot.
The first Earth Day. That's a lot. 10% participation
at. Today.
Do you know? Probably nothing.
Yeah, do you count people? Who just post online for Earth?
I think, yeah. Then I don't.
Know. Oh, that's a good question.
Then. I don't know.
(31:01):
That is two more dirt to Mitch there.
Congratulations. Thank you.
Let's go to question. 10 Yes, please.
Created to celebrate Earth Day, John McConnell's Earth Flag
features an image of Earth takenby Apollo 17 astronauts.
What is the name of this famous image of the Earth that was
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ubiquitous? Is this multiple?
Choice. It's not multiple.
Choice. Is it something like Sunrise
over a Blue Marble or something like that?
That sounds. Familiar.
You know what? I'll give it to you.
It's the blue Marble Marble. Right.
OK, Blue Marble is the name. Of it.
Congratulations. Thanks.
(31:43):
I'm glad one of you got it. You guys scared me of getting
this towel. Away.
From me. I'm dirty.
He's. Dirty, you negative.
Dirty. Before I was just neutral, I was
squeaky clean. Clean again.
The worst kind of dirty, whatever that would be.
If zero is clean, what is negative?
Don't think about it. Don't.
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Dirt. Underneath your skin?
No, thank you. It's an iron deficiency.
That's the end of round two. How dirty are all my boys now?
Back up. I'm too.
Dirty. Now back up the 2.
I'm 4 dirty. 4 Dirty four. Really.
Dirty. Wow, it's a close.
Close game Dirty. Anyone's game?
Dirty game. Dirty.
(32:25):
Game. Close game.
I'm dirty. Thank you.
Don't worry, I come alive in thethird round.
We have a little bit of time. Do we want to look at that or
293? Yes, please.
Actually, I do want to look at the.
Bagger 293 some more. It's so big.
Alec, I'm going on. Wikipedia Bagger.
Look at 293. It was previously.
Known as the man tack raft RB290, there's a full.
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Documentary and specs on the excavator and those are YouTube
channel. It's pretty cool.
It's. It's used.
It's using. A brown coal mine near Hambach,
Germany? No way.
Oh my God, £31 million. It's so big.
That's more. Pounds.
But you know what's? Bigger your mom?
Oh I got your ass. Does anyone else have?
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A your mom joke related to bagger 29 bagger 293.
I heard that's what they got bagging.
Baddies. Yeah, what's?
Your body count, Mitch's Baggins. 50.
Million No. Say 293 two, 9390.
Three. Yeah, there you.
Go He's the following. Question too sexy?
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He has follow follow up mind. Figures that's why I'm in.
Ukraine and got. Three legs cause Ukraine, where
are you? I thought, he said.
The machine was in Ukraine. It's in.
Germany Hey Alec, I think it's time for us to move on around
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Ukrainian women. Yeah.
OK. That's uncomfort.
Stop the war for all the bad. Any Ukrainian or?
German daddies out there contactmention guys maybe, maybe Putin.
Just doesn't know how bad they are all right.
Or maybe that's. What he knows about there, I
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think we generated. Enough content there.
Round 3. We're keeping like 20% of round
three. Question 11.
Speaking of the Blue Marble, which we just talked about,
since the 1970s, we've taken countless images of the Earth.
Perhaps the most accessed are those published by Google.
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Google Earth Row, available for free since 2015, includes A
sightseeing tour showing off 3D renderings of notable locations
around the world. First person to correctly name
one of the 10 locations featuredin the sightseeing tour gets 3.
Dirt Bagger 290. 3 Cameron I'm. Gonna go and say Niagara Falls.
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That's a good guess, but. It's not one of the ten.
Damn. Aiden come.
On where's the? Golden Gate Bridge, Another.
Good guess, but that is not one of them.
Damn it, Mitch. I forget the name of.
It. Oh my God.
No, that one. Like, like that one.
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Look, I'll just say the Pyramidsof Giza.
That's what they're called. But that those aren't one of
them either. What the hell are we going back?
Around. Back around the.
Eiffel Tower, that is. One of them say it like.
That the Eiffel. Tower is on the list.
It makes fun of French. People, it is like.
A kind of random list of things.Oh, OK.
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So tower's not that. Random.
No, they're they're all like. Pretty well known, but they're
not like, it's not like the seven wonders of the world or
anything like that. It's the Eiffel Tower, the
Christ the Redeemer statue. Cool, that's cool.
The. Grand Canyon.
OK, also cool. Sydney, Australia.
Makes sense? Whole.
City. Well, just a.
Spot looking at the Opera House.Yeah, Saint Peter's Basilica,
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Not Mexican. Nice the London.
Eye OK. Been there the.
Titanic. Oh.
The wreckage. Barely they have like 3D.
Hey did anyone tell the? Billionaires, they could have
just seen it on Blue Earth. Also, too soon.
It's not too soon. More billionaires should go
down. Yeah, head down there.
And shoot them down, their demonup into space, too.
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The Forbidden City in China. OK, Mount Fuji outside Tokyo.
And then finally Google headquarters.
See, that's what I was going. For at the Golden Gate.
Bridge. I was like, well, Google's
around San Francisco. Damn, I should say I thought.
I thought. Somebody might try to hack it
and be like oh what? OK, I'm trying.
To get it they, they, they did alot of like human achievement
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style things they did, they said.
Mount Fuji that. Was just there.
We. Did that Mount Fuji?
We did that. We.
Did the grand cage? Mount Fuji.
With Bagger 293 we did chill baby.
Mount Fuji is a very picturesquemountain.
It's so very. Cool.
It's just it's just like it's like on its own.
If I like, would. Were to draw a mountain, I would
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draw Mount Fuji me when I'm drawing.
A mountain. Go listen to whatever.
Episode there was the Mount Fujion.
My, I don't know. There's no no volcanoes.
Question. 12 Fuji is my favoritekind of.
Apple as well as we zoom. Out on Google Earth and look
elsewhere in the universe. Earth is really a quite unique
planet. That's true.
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Which of the? Following.
Is not a feature that makes Earth unique, so one of these is
not unique to Earth. Here they are a Earth's
relatively stable rotation, which is helped by our
relatively large moon B Earth's plate tectonics C Earth's
magnetic field 4D Earth's liquidwater on the surface.
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Aiden, I'm going to go with the.Magnetic field, because I know
that helps a lot with livability, blocking all the
solar stuff. So you think?
That is not something that's unique about Earth.
Oh, is that? What we're saying?
Yeah. And liquid water, liquid.
Water is unique to Earth, so that's not right.
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I'm looking for one that is not unique to Earth.
OK. My next OK, Mitch, I'm gonna go
tectonics that is also. Unique.
So wow, I didn't. Know that yeah, what we're.
Thinking to not have plate tectonics.
Why not? We think it's because of the
water. Actually.
That's at least what I read, Cameron.
The other two options are the stable rotation or Earth's
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magnetic field. Oh well, this is tricky.
Aiden and Mitch took the two I was going to get.
And I got a 50. 50 shot right now can I can I have a second to
rationalize out my answer real quick just say it out loud off
the cuff yeah I'll. Sing you the jeopardy.
Song. So here's my thought.
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The reason Earth has such a magnetic field is because of the
amount of. Iron.
In the atmosphere and it's spinning and all that.
In the. In the I don't remember asking
but OK key. Change.
What was the other one? Alex Stable.
Rotation stable. Rotation, huh?
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Answer are you get it wrong? I'm I'm getting ready.
I'm. Installing.
Don't let it stall. I'm.
I'm gonna go the the stable rotation.
That is not right. Damn it, 1 to 50. 50 You're
kidding. There are three questions.
We have not, and none of us havegotten.
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We're not. Earthers.
We're not earthers. Do you guys even where do?
You guys even live? I live in Neptune.
What's an Earth's magnetic? Field Earth's magnetic.
Field is not unique. All the other planets also have
magnetic fields. Yeah, but they're not as good.
Jupiter. Saturn.
Uranus, Neptune, they all have magnetic fields.
I looked into it, they're all like roughly the same thing.
Yes, Earth's magnetic field doesprotect it from dangerous stuff,
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but it's not really like the unique part about Earth about
why we have life like and stuff like.
That's because we're the right distance from the sun and we
have water and OK, whatever. Other.
The thing with the relatively stable rotation.
I'm just being nonchalant, you know?
You've got me. Nonchalant.
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Really. That's.
What we all get all of. That all of that people love to.
Consider calling him that. Consider.
Yeah. You just gotta be natural out
about it. Yeah.
All right. Question 13.
Yikes, we're. Struggling.
Recent. Studies suggest we're gonna keep
it kind of astrological or astronomical here.
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Recent studies suggest that Earth may have had its own rings
about 466,000,000 years ago. That's cool.
Which I learned. Researching this kind of crazy,
Which major evolution milestone coincided with the possible
timing of the rings? A the first vertebrates, B the
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first land based plant life, C the Cambrian explosion or D the
Permian extinction? Basically, which one was
466,000,000 years ago? Cameron, Alec, I.
I got to go Cambrian explosion. It's the.
Cambrian explosion. It's not the Cambrian explosion.
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That was a little further back. Sorry a little further.
Back right as in. Millions of years, right?
In the general scale. I mean in the scale of hundreds
of millions of years, that is a little further back, it's yeah
to be. Fair Cambrian period is one
period before this period in question.
Nice. And sorry, well, that just
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reframed my whole thought process.
Can you say the first? Two, it's still.
Millions of years. First vertebrates, first land
based plant life and then the other one is Permian extinction.
I was gonna say Permian. Extinction.
Because like, isn't that one? Is that not the same thing as
the asteroid? Like if something hit the planet
and then you had debris and thatcreates rings around the planet?
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So that's what I was thinking. It's not the Permian extinction.
Let's see what. Nonchalant.
Mitch has to say, but I think I know what the.
Answer is, I'm gonna be real upset Mitch got that right.
No. What are the 2?
Options. It's one of the answers.
Aiden there, I said first vertebrates.
Are first land based plant life land?
Based plant life. That's it.
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That's it. That has to be it.
Wow, that. Was that was.
Very chalant, bitch. I think we're gonna take your
title away. No, that was pretty Chalant.
Mitch, I all to. To be fair to Aiden, they do
think it could have caused, it was caused by an asteroid event
or a meteorite event or whatever, and it could have
lowered the Earth's temperaturesand maybe have contributed to.
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So it's what killed the. Extinct the dinosaurs.
For dinosaurs, this is the firstland based plant life.
Yeah. So we're way it was first, it
was dinosaurs. Then plants happened.
Dinosaurs. Cambrian land like we're all the
out How? Like what?
Cambrian. 'S blood makes the first land.
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Let me scroll. Up.
Let me check that would be. It was the 4th day of.
Course they're birds, right? Technically birds.
I think so. That would be Dave. 5.
Five. OK, let's.
See that's three dirt to Mitch for that these.
Boys, I have let. 6 dirt slip through my fingers.
Guys, there's only. Two dirty questions left
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dirtophobic. Let's go into question 14.
Earth, Wind and Fire. The R&B soul funk band has
earned countless accolades, evenhaving their recording of
September entered into the Library of Congress National
Recording Registry. Which has nothing to do with the
question, but I just thought, OK, why did band founder Maurice
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White name the band Earth, Wind and Fire?
It's multiple choice. Oh, OK.
Good question. A.
They were the three elements of his astrological sign
Sagittarius B. I'm locking.
In It's not one. Oh my God.
Oh my gosh. All right.
Is it guaranteed? Alec, that was social, that.
Is correct. What's the other dust?
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Salon. He was not being married, I
knew. I knew that.
Did you actually know that? No.
That was just my guess. That's crazy good guess.
From my out like if you. Had asked me that like without.
That would have been my guess. Man, I should have let you
answer without. The without the answers then
yeah the other ones are just some bullshit I made-up.
It's just got 9. Point I hear your bullshit out.
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He wanted to. Call it fire and water, but that
was already taken, no? Bullshit.
Reference to a popular Zine fromhis hometown, Chicago, OK.
Or DA record. Executive in LA pressured him to
change the name to something catchier as the bands original
name was the Salty Peppers. Did you make up the?
Salty Peppers? No, that's actually.
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True, they were originally called the Salty Peppers, but he
wasn't pressured to change it. He decided to change it because
it was on its own it. Was all in his star.
Side Sagittarius sniped sniped it not just a nonchalant all
right keeping it in the keeping it in pop culture here you love.
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Music. Oh, you love.
Music. You'll love the next question.
The final question. Wow.
The song Earth by Lil Dicky features several pop artists as
animals. Match the following artist to
the animal they portray. Do we have?
To write this down. Then you might want to because
there's 8. And I.
Cut a lot out because there's way more than eight.
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Oh my God. OK, you ready?
Yeah. Are you going animal or?
Celebrity. I'm going celebrity.
First here you go, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Wiz
Khalifa, Charlie Puth, See ya Miley Cyrus, Ed Sheeran and Lil
Jon. And here are your 8 animals
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Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra, Koala,kangaroo, baboon.
I'm a. Baboon Skunk.
And clam, clam. OK, got them all.
I think so. All right.
A few moments later, I don't think.
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I actually remember what this song sounds like.
It goes like this. We love the Earth.
It is our planet, Wiz Khalifa, Earth.
It is our home. And then Ed.
Sheeran's there. Catchy part, but I don't know
Wiz Khalifa. And then Ed Sheeran.
I'm locked in. I'm locked in.
You don't know Charlie. And Charlie Puth, I'm locked in.
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Alec, I'm locked in too. Alec.
Cameron. Why don't you list yours first?
J Biebs. Giraffe, Ariana Grande Koala,
Wiz Khalifa, Skunk, Charlie Puth, Baboon, Sia, Zebra, Miley
Cyrus, Elephant, Ed Sheeran, Clam and Lil John.
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Kangaroo. Nice.
Alright Cameron, you got 2 right?
Ohh. Yikes.
Wow. Honestly.
It's better than I thought. I just I.
Just mashed him up in the order you said of Malik.
Oh wow. Oh, OK.
So let's see, I did not just tell me him again because yeah,
Justin Bieber. Elephant Ariana Grande, Giraffe,
Wiz Khalifa, Zebra, Charlie PuthKoala, Sia Kangaroo, Miley
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Cyrus, Baboon, Ed Sheeran, Skunk, Lil Jon Clam.
OK, you also got. Two, right?
OK, so this is a. Pretty He's going to make us
guess. Which too this is what mine
looks. Like OK Mitch, so give me a
second because I got to follow the lines here.
Justin Bieber I know for sure isthe baboon.
Ariana I know for sure is the zebra.
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Wiz Khalifa. I had no idea I put him as the
kangaroo Charlie Puth. I have no idea who the hell he
is, sorry. I put him as the giraffe Charlie
Puth. Sia it makes.
Sense because she's like the black and the white hair.
So skunk is what? Miley Cyrus?
I know she's the elephant. Ed Sheeran, I'm pretty sure, was
the koala and Little John was the clam.
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You got six of them. Right now.
You know, I remember I. Watched the shit.
Out of that music video, yeah, it's pretty fun.
It's just got 12. Points in a row?
That's crazy. The ones.
The ones you mixed up were Wiz Khalifa as the skunk and Sia as
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the kangaroo. Oh wow.
Well, but all the other ones yougot.
Were right, Why would I just thought.
Ed Sheeran had big It was a skunk.
Because she has the hair, well, Wiz Khalifa.
He's like reeks, you know, because of the.
We Oh, that's funny, actually. Yeah.
And then? Actually not.
The marijuana plant is played bySnoop Dogg, of course.
But. I didn't.
Include that one, honestly, I thought.
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Ed Sheeran just had big clam energy for some reason.
Ed Sheeran does. Have big clam energy.
I think like like. Quick, the clam.
One's funny because it goes through and they're like, I'm a
koala, whatever. And then it just goes a little
John's party just goes what the fuck?
I'm a Claire and. Then it just goes.
On to the next thing. Oh my God.
I'm about to run. This up all right?
Yeah. What's?
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The point check not Shalwanda. That's the final question I got.
I'm still. Two dirty.
That was the last one. Wow, I got 7.
Dirt Mitch has probably got Mitch wait.
Mitch needs just got. About it Mitch just got. 15 I've
got 12 you. Know.
You've got 15 dirt, brother. Yeah, OK.
Yeah. Is what I had, but you got 12
points. Just in the last round.
(50:03):
Oh, maybe it was. Just a firearm.
You got everything except the one.
That we all missed and I have 15. 15 all right. 1572 I'm just
trying to. Give you a chance we yet?
Again, have not uncovered quake slash.
I have no idea, I really thought.
I've got a challenge. I thought it was.
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Earthworms, I've got a challenge.
Challenge. Time.
What is it, Cameron? I'm.
I'm. Challenging Cambrian explosion.
Man, I really think the land base.
I don't know, I thought plants were like a billion years ago.
Looking for the challenge just like.
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Scared the fuck? Out of me.
Mitch, do you have a challenge? I'm just going to close them.
You have a users? Yeah.
Sorry, it doesn't matter, Mitch you.
Win either way, I'm good. You're not even going to.
Challenge. You win.
No, that's not. Your question number.
I'd rather have someone get it right.
So I'm going to go through them again, OK, go through so.
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Through them and question. One Thor is the son of York.
That was, that was. Nonchalant.
I'll give him that. I will give him that all.
Right. Are you actually?
Yeah. But you're both fucking wrong,
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you know, Alec, Can I? Spiritual challenge The water
being the only thing unique to earth, you can spiritually
challenge it and. Spiritually get it wrong?
Damn, I thought. Doesn't Mars liquid?
Water on it. The challenge?
Question was Earth diameter is nowhere close to 800,000 miles.
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Yeah, in retrospect, that does sound pretty great.
Yeah. What was it?
I lingered on it. For a while too, trying to let
you guys let's figure it out. It's like 8000 miles.
I like, it's pretty close. I guys are pretty reference
frame. When we talk about the size of
objects like me too. Distance or like well, let this
be a. Lesson to you, Earth is like
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8000 miles in diameter. The sun is more like 8.
It's 865,000 miles. OK so I I more so gave you this
5. 100 just 25, you know. We're just done.
Well, we're just. Yeah, we're pretty nice range.
We can't. That was.
Comprehended that was wrong, butI just want to give it a shot.
Really. Enough?
Yeah. Honestly.
Now that I think about it, I think I did my math wrong.
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I think I did. The radius measurements take the
you don't. No, I'm.
Just saying. I said you assumed it was 1%, so
you took 40 * 100. Yeah, but 40 wasn't. 1% Eighty
was 1% Wow, you would have. You would.
Have I would have gotten it? I gave this I.
Know. Too.
Damn. Yeah.
(52:57):
So fuck you Aiden, come at me bro.
We're about squeaky clean, boys,that Earth is.
Not the only thing in the solar system of liquid water on the
surface. On the surface.
OK. 'Cause if you listen to the
water episode we talked about other bodies that have liquid
water beneath the surface feel like there's been like.
Five Mitch, can you stop fuckingme?
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Marking the camera that has beenbothering me all episodes.
I just see you going. He's being.
Nonchalant. About it you.
Gotta be a little more. Nonchalant about how Mitch is
being nonchalant. No, I'm being fucking Shalant.
Right now. Alright, I've been watching
Mitch. Mean mug us the whole fucking
episode dude. Most nonchalant.
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Is it dirtiest boy is me. He's like he's.
Just so. Nonchalant as he won the Earth
episode. Wow he's fucking mean.
The king of everyone Kingdom. He's the king of.
Earth. He's king of Earth.
Stop doing it. Congratulations.
Thank you for. Listening to Bugs one if you
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enjoyed your ride today. We'd really.
Appreciate it if you told your friends about the show.
No, not again. Oops.
On Cameron. Prime Cameron.
I don't want to have to put sound effects for this in again.
All right? Sorry.
Sorry, sorry that wasn't. Cameron Prime that was Please
subscribe to five star rating. I don't care anymore.
Go on discord. Join us on discord.
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