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Tim Wildmon This is Trivia Friday. The number to call with your question or your answer to a question is 888-589-8840. Now back to more Trivia Friday. All right, welcome back, everybody, to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. I'm Tim with Ed and jj. Thanks for listening to afr. We go back to Savannah calling from Kentucky.

Savannah: I've been asking people for one horse idiom

Savannah, there's.

Caroline Yes, I'm here.

Tim Wildmon Okay. So I've been asking folks who called in, give me one horse idiom or one common, expression that we used in bobbing a horse. I've had road hard and put up wet taken and horse sense taken. Do you know one?

Caroline well, I had one. She's got the sense God gave a horse or,

Tim Wildmon I haven't heard that one before.

Caroline Yeah, I think that's it.

Tim Wildmon You have one. Okay. You haven't got sense, or you haven't.

Ed Vitagliano Got the sense God.

Caroline God hasn't gave you, or, God didn't give her the sense of a horse? Yeah.

Tim Wildmon I think that's called hurling an insult.

Ed Vitagliano That's called hurling an idiot.

Tim Wildmon It's hurling an idiom that's not well received by the, person.

Caroline Well, just like in Kentucky, Bless her heart.

Ed Vitagliano I mean, I was gonna say that usually is followed by bless her heart, right?

Caroline Yes. Bless, heart.

Tim Wildmon That's good.

In the new Jerusalem described in Revelation, what are the 12 gates made from

All right, Savannah, ask, answer, or both?

Caroline I'd like to answer. I hadn't heard y'all repeat it. is the, the new Jerusalem of The, the 12 gates, what are they made from? Is that still up?

Ed Vitagliano That is still up. Let me go ahead and repeat the question for those just tuning in. In the new Jerusalem described in Revelation, what are the 12 gates made from? What say you? Savannah pearls. Yes. Each made from a single pearl. This is from Revelation 21. 21. excellent job. Do you have to look that up, or you just kind of know it?

Caroline No, actually, I knew it, and I did look it up to make sure I was right. But, yes, I. I was pretty proud of that one. I knew that one.

Ed Vitagliano And you know what the, beloved cowbell means, right?

Caroline I do.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano You won yourself an AFR cap. How exciting.

Tim Wildmon So that's a spray. That's a. We. We say enter the pearly gates.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon That's what we get.

Ed Vitagliano That's right.

Tim Wildmon We get that from.

Ed Vitagliano That's where we get that from.

Tim Wildmon Okay, so you're gonna get an AFR Ball cap. All right. We're gonna send you a ball cap, and we're sending you a horse. So a Horse and a ball kit.

Caroline I'd love one. Yeah, you better put him in the derby.

Tim Wildmon There you go. Who? Roll the dice. See what happens.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, you'll need to, You'll need to stay on the line, Savannah, after we're through so we can get your address and everything. Congratulations again.

Caroline Okay, thank you guys so much. It's been an honor.

Can a dog spit or can a llama spit? Savannah asks question

Tim Wildmon Well, what's your question for us?

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Caroline Can a dog spit?

Tim Wildmon Can a what now?

Caroline Yes or no?

Ed Vitagliano Can a dog spit? All right, we're going to talk amongst ourselves. Savannah, don't say yes or no. I don't think a dog can.

Ed Vitagliano No, he can drool. And if he was in a really big hurry, it might look like he's spinning.

Tim Wildmon They can slobber. Say dogs can slobber.

Ed Vitagliano They can't. But they can't.

Ed Vitagliano They can't slobber and drool. But no. No spitting.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Which would be an intentional act of.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Spitting. I mean.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon Think about it.

Ed Vitagliano It's insulting. It's like hurling an idiot.

Tim Wildmon I will say this. Baseball players don't have to think about it.

Ed Vitagliano No, that's true. Or anything else.

Tim Wildmon They do with instinctively and natural and all the time. All right.

Ed Vitagliano We're gonna say no.

Caroline You are correct. Dogs cannot spit.

Tim Wildmon dogs.

Tim Wildmon Okay, well. But they can.

Ed Vitagliano Llamas can. And stuff like that.

Caroline Yes. Llama spit right in my eye.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano That's terrible.

Tim Wildmon looked you in the eye and spit in your eye. He's fighting words right there.

Ed Vitagliano That's right. Yes.

Tim Wildmon All right, Savannah. Thank you so much.

Ed Vitagliano I'm gonna put you on hold. Savannah M. Stay on the line. Cindy, Ro will come on and get your information, and we'll send you the ball cap.

Tim Wildmon I think.

Ed Vitagliano Congratulations.

Tim Wildmon I think we got the makings of the. Of a good country song.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, we do.

Tim Wildmon Because we got a girl, a Kentucky girl who's looking a llama in the eye.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon And it spits on her.

Ed Vitagliano Right?

Ed Vitagliano And you got to throw in dogs can't spit. But.

Ed Vitagliano But a llama can.

Ed Vitagliano But a llama can.

Tim Wildmon Very last good line, actually.

Ed Vitagliano And the very last line you say, and boy, do I enjoy my llama skin purse.

Tim Wildmon There you go.

Ed Vitagliano Well, my boots.

Ed Vitagliano It's a song. It's a song about a guy who got dumped by his girlfriend, right? And he's talking about the hurt and the insult, and so the.

Tim Wildmon Right.

Ed Vitagliano He says, in his pickup truck, and a dog can't spit, but a llama sure can.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Right.

Ed Vitagliano And my girlfriend.

Ed Vitagliano That's it.

Ed Vitagliano Dumped me. You know how you Fill in the blanks.

Ed Vitagliano I just got out of prison and, I met my mom when the train came by.

Tim Wildmon Girlfriend took my dog.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, Got my dog, too.

Tim Wildmon Girlfriend took my dog and left me in her. In my truck.

Ed Vitagliano That's it.

Tim Wildmon I'm standing here in the rain with a llama.

Ed Vitagliano With. With llama spit in my eye.

Tim Wildmon No, we gotta have something that rhymes of rain.

Where are you gonna be, jj? Thanks for asking

Where are you gonna be, jj?

Ed Vitagliano Thanks for asking.

Ed Vitagliano It's a train.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. end of May, this is gonna be a shock to you. I'm gonna be in Kansas. Yeah. Get that out of the way. Tim's derision. Hey, I'll be in Newton, Kansas, Saturday, May 31st. is Saturday night. It's a banquet. The Newton Weekday Bible School, their hundredth year celebration. That's on Saturday night, May 31st. Then I'm going to stick around on Sunday, and I'll be, speaking at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Sunday morning and Newton Bible Church on Sunday night.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon When is this?

Ed Vitagliano May 31st. June 1st.

Tim Wildmon You're going to state your Wichita timeshare.

Ed Vitagliano Say my Wichita timeshare. I gotta meet with my campaign headquarters for the folks that are trying to get me ready to run for governor. You know, the future. but. So campaign headquarters. Spend the weekend in Newton, Kansas, May 31. You can reach out to them, find out more about it. But I can't wait to be back to, to Kansas.

Becky is online and answering Trivia Friday questions

Tim Wildmon All right. You're listening to Trivia Friday on afr. Tim, Ed and jj. Who? Where do we go next, Ed?

Ed Vitagliano Well, we're gonna go to Louisiana, and Becky is online. Becky, welcome to Triv.

Caroline Hi, how are you doing?

Tim Wildmon Great, Becky. Thanks for calling. Where do you live in Louisiana?

Caroline I live in Shreveport, home of the speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.

Ed Vitagliano Doing a great job.

Tim Wildmon Absolutely.

Caroline he is. And he's a personal friend of my husband and I. His family goes to my church, so we love Mike.

Tim Wildmon That's wonderful man he has. If he ever loses, the House speaker, he can come be on our radio network. That guy has a voice. He has a voice that's just perfect. Have you ever heard Mike Johnson speak?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. Yes. And whenever everything first got started, he got installed for him to get on bended knee and pray. And you guys know better, better than we do, that he loves the Lord. He's a real deal.

Caroline Yes, he is the real deal, for sure. What you see is truly what he has been for many, many years.

Tim Wildmon Well, Becky, so you listen to this report. We, don't have a station there. I don't think, do we? You, listen on the Internet.

Caroline I listen on the Internet. I sure do.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Okay, well, we have a station in ruston, but that's 50 miles from you, I think. all right, so anyway, Becky, ask, answer, or both?

Caroline I can do both. Which one you want to answer? Well, I was going to answer your sour cream question.

Tim Wildmon Okay, I have three questions. Have been sitting here for over an.

Ed Vitagliano Hour, so don't forget to ask her about the, Oh, idioms.

Tim Wildmon Start first. All right. First, can you give me a horse idiom?

Caroline yes. How about a horse of a different color?

Tim Wildmon That's a good one. I didn't even have that one down.

Ed Vitagliano That's nice.

Tim Wildmon Horse of a different color. That's a good one.

What two ingredients do you need to make sour cream, Becky

All right, so the, What two ingredients do you need to make sour cream, Becky?

Caroline I think it's heavy cream and vinegar.

Tim Wildmon You got it.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Ed Vitagliano That's all it takes, Sour cream?

Tim Wildmon Yeah, heavy, heavy cream sometimes you also called heavy whipping cream. and then you can put this. Mine says lemon juice or white vinegar.

Caroline Right.

Tim Wildmon You can use either. That's only two ingredients you need for sour cream. I thought so.

Ed Vitagliano It's. It's so the sour, for some reason. Okay, Y'all will go ahead.

Tim Wildmon No good.

Ed Vitagliano That's fine. For some reason, sour cream, I thought it was kind of like it wasn't quite spoiled on trees. No, no. For some reason, I thought it was kind of like. Is it like buttermilk? Kind of like curdled, or something. And so I. For some reason, I thought it was, Becky. A little sour. But that's from the lemon juice or the vinegar.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Do you. Do you make it yourself, Becky?

Caroline Well, not necessarily, but if you're in a pinch, right. You don't have any. You can use those two ingredients, and it's the vinegar. I believe that when you add that to the sour cream, makes that, To the heavy cream makes it that sour part.

Ed Vitagliano Okay, here's the deal.

Ed Vitagliano if I don't know that sour, cream just needed two ingredients. Oughta done away that still years ago, because ain't people much in the market for moonshine. But, I could take a ball batch of that thing and fire up a sour cream thing out there in the woods and have a little better angle and have another stream of revenue.

Tim Wildmon I also think that's a move the Lord would have you probably get out of the moonshine business.

Ed Vitagliano And I did this.

Ed Vitagliano I don't feel so bad about asking what a mint julep was. And you Just went on the whole thing about having a moonshine.

Tim Wildmon anyway, so heavy, heavy whipping cream and lemon juice or vinegar is. Becky said that's all you need.

Ed Vitagliano I had no idea.

Tim Wildmon That's what I'm talking about.

Becky asks who the first speaker of the House was

All right, what's your question for us, Becky?

Caroline Well, since, Shreveport is the home of, the speaker of the House, current Speaker of the House, I was wondering if you all knew who the first speaker of the House was.

Tim Wildmon Like, in our country's history.

Ed Vitagliano Or the House.

Caroline Yes. Yes.

Caroline Uh-huh.

Tim Wildmon Oh, wow. I should know that. Probably. But why am I. Yeah. I love history. American history.

Ed Vitagliano And you like the founders and all that, so I have. This is how much I did. I have zero idea on, this.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano All right, what's the answer?

Tim Wildmon I'm gonna say.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, go ahead.

Tim Wildmon I'll say,

Ed Vitagliano Benjamin Rush.

Tim Wildmon Benjamin Rush. Okay. I'll go with that. Go ahead, Becky.

Caroline Okay. It was Frederick Mullenberg of Pennsylvania back in 1789.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon were they in D.C. then or were they in Philadelphia? Do you remember that?

Caroline that I do not know.

Tim Wildmon I'm unsure because the Congress met in Philadelphia for a little.

Ed Vitagliano Right. Right now you've got me wondering who, the first vice president was. Of course, George Washington. The president. Who was his vice president?

Tim Wildmon was it, Was it Adams?

Ed Vitagliano Thomas Jefferson?

Ed Vitagliano I was wondering if it was Jefferson because he was president a few years later. All right, hey, listen. Thank you for listening. And, you'll. You'll probably talk to the speaker, in the future, please tell him, give him our gratitude for his service to our country. Sincerely, I really am thankful. A born again Christian serving in that capacity. That's an Esther moment. I think God has strategically placed him there.

Ed Vitagliano Thank you, Becky.

Tim Wildmon Appreciate it. John Adams. He was George Washington's vice president. So, good. Tim was right. that sounded like I was bragging on myself, and I didn't mean for it.

Ed Vitagliano No. When you talk to yourself in second person like that, you could wind up on a Seinfeld.

Tim Wildmon I knew it when it was coming out of my mouth. This is going to sound arrogant, you know what I'm saying? I went ahead and said it anyway.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, we all stumble and fall in many ways.

Ed Vitagliano What was that? That guy said he just wrote a book about, the ten most humble men in America. And he said, so I wrote a book about me, and the other nine. What was it?

Ed Vitagliano Me. The other nine.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Which dwarf had the longest beard in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Tim Wildmon All right, so you're listening to. Let's repeat our questions for the Final time this show.

Ed Vitagliano All right, I have two remaining. Paul and Silas were imprisoned during second missionary journey. But in what city did this happen? Where were they imprisoned? And then which galaxy is closest to our own Milky Way galaxy? I'm looking for the name of that galaxy. That's our next door neighbor, old school.

Ed Vitagliano Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Not the, awoke new movie, but the one we all know. and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Which dwarf had the longest beard? That's the first question. Second, what is the only US State that shares a border with three Canadian provinces? I didn't realize that one state has three Canadian provinces on its northern border? Which state?

Tim Wildmon So what was the beard question now?

Ed Vitagliano It was, which dwarf. Which dwarf had the longest beard?

Tim Wildmon You know, he was in a band with DC Top. Yes, Correct. Am I right?

Ed Vitagliano That's right, yes.

Tim Wildmon He had that gig for a while.

Ed Vitagliano For a while.

Ed Vitagliano A lot of them got typecast, and all they could do is work in the mine.

Tim Wildmon He broke out, move into the 70s. He went over to join ZZ Top.

Ed Vitagliano He's their little drummer. Little Drummer Boy.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. The rest is history.

Ed Vitagliano What he. Lucy and Desi. Son.

Name the states that border Canada without looking it up

Tim Wildmon All right, so, I got two questions left. One is, name the states that border Canada, and if you can do that without looking it up, then we'll send you an AFR ball cap. And let me just say this. I. I'll reduce that to seven. If you can name me seven states that border Canada.

Ed Vitagliano There are that many.

Tim Wildmon Oh, yeah. You're going to be shocked. Okay, so, because Trump has changed a lot, most people don't even know the executive orders that are coming out every day.

Ed Vitagliano So your question is actually how many U.S. states border our 51st state?

Tim Wildmon That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, that's right. Take that, Canada. All right. So, that endears ourselves to them, doesn't it?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, it doesn't. That helps with trade.

Tim Wildmon And also, what state produces the most almonds? 80% of the world's almonds are produced in one US state. Where is this? Which state?

Ed Vitagliano That's remarkable.

Tim Wildmon Go ahead.

Olivia is 11 years old and joins us for Trivia Friday

Ed Vitagliano All right, we're gonna go stay in Louisiana, and Olivia joins us. Olivia is 11 years old, just under the wire, so to speak. Olivia, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Hi.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Olivia.

Caroline Hey.

Ed Vitagliano All right. Hey, thank you for calling in. Tim, did you want to ask.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Do you want to. Do you have. Do you have a. A, horse idiom? You want to give us, Olivia, a saying we use that uses, a.

Caroline Horse beat the Dead horse.

Ed Vitagliano Good for you.

Tim Wildmon Beat a dead horse.

Ed Vitagliano Don't beat a dead horse.

Tim Wildmon Beat a dead horse. All right, well, Olivia, you want.

Ed Vitagliano To ask, answer or do both?

Tim Wildmon That's why you tell my dad about my grades.

Ed Vitagliano Don't beat a dead horse. I got you the first 50 times you said it. I'm sure you said that you had.

Ed Vitagliano I could see that.

Tim Wildmon Why be the dead horse? All right, so, Olivia, ask, answer, or both? I'm sorry I interrupted you there. Go.

Caroline I'll do both.

Tim Wildmon Okay. Which one you want to answer?

Caroline the states that border Canada.

Tim Wildmon Oh, here we go.

Ed Vitagliano So challenge.

Tim Wildmon all right. Go.

Caroline Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Alaska.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon And how many just list? Do you know?

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon How many did you just list?

Ed Vitagliano You know, count those on your list there.

Caroline 13.

Tim Wildmon Yes. Right.

Ed Vitagliano Wait, what?

Tim Wildmon I know. I was shocked, too. I thought I knew American, geography. So Olivia's, right. 13 states, and she named them all. Alaska, Michigan, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New York, Washington, North Dakota, Ohio. I didn't think about Ohio border. Never thought of Ohio, Vermont, New Hampshire, Idaho, and Pennsylvania. Olivia. Way to go, Olivia. I got a ball cap coming your way.

Ed Vitagliano Nice.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Caroline Okay.

Tim Wildmon Okay. And you're a very smart young lady.

Ed Vitagliano Sure are.

Tim Wildmon Where do you live in Louisiana?

Caroline I live in Jefferson Davis Parish.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Olivia asks what is the state bird of Hawaii

Well, do you have a question for us?

Caroline what is the state bird of Hawaii?

Tim Wildmon The state bird of Hawaii. that's a good question.

Ed Vitagliano I can tell you the. The state bird of it. The national bird of Italy, Olivia, is the house fly. So that's. A lot of people don't know that.

Ed Vitagliano I'm gonna say the parrot. I'm just throwing that out there like a tropical bird. Right, Like a parrot. I don't know the technical name.

Tim Wildmon I'm gonna go vulture. That's a shot in the dark.

Ed Vitagliano I'd say.

Ed Vitagliano So the state bird is the vulture.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. You know, there's always an underdog. You don't know who's gonna win the Hawaii, the Hawaii run, for the roses.

Tim Wildmon Olivia, what's the answer?

Caroline It's a nene.

Ed Vitagliano A, what? A ninny.

Caroline It's a goose. It's a type. It's N E. N E. N e. Huh?

Ed Vitagliano I've never heard a little ninny.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano that's interesting.

Tim Wildmon I've never heard of that.

Ed Vitagliano Me either.

Tim Wildmon Wow.

Ed Vitagliano Well, she's. She's smarter than I am already, so I'm not going to doubt her.

Ed Vitagliano I'm going to tell you, this sounds like I'm making this up. So in Hawaii, they don't have any flies. That's a real plus. And they don't have any snakes, but they were having a snake problem. And the only thing, the snake didn't have a, like a. Something common. I mean, a normal predator. So they got a bunch of mongoose that they imported, but one was nocturnal, the other wasn't. And so the mongoose were sleeping while the snakes were out. And so now. So then, now they have a snake and a mongoose problem. That's, probably a government grant that made.

Tim Wildmon Well, it's also a life lesson.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, yes.

Tim Wildmon You think about it. I mean,

Ed Vitagliano Right.

Tim Wildmon So you've created what was one problem, and now you've made it worse.

Ed Vitagliano Your solution for the problem is worse than. But enough about the vaccine.

Tim Wildmon All right, Olivia, thank you so much. Did we that. Well, what's the name of that bird?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano The ninny.

Ed Vitagliano Ninny.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. We have to look that up, get a picture of it.

Tim Wildmon All right, who's up? Thank you.

Ed Vitagliano Thank you, Olivia.

Michael, welcome to Trivia Friday. Where do you live in Ohio

All right, we're going to Ohio, and I think Michael is the first guy we've had on today. Maybe, mistaken on that, but I think so. Michael, welcome to Trivia Friday. Ah.

Caroline thank you.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, do you have a horse? Idiom. We've been kind of doing that out of the chute.

Caroline How about riding off into the sunset?

Tim Wildmon I'll take that. Yeah, yeah, Riding off.

Ed Vitagliano Because, you know, they're not talking on a camel, you know.

Tim Wildmon Right.

Ed Vitagliano That's true.

Tim Wildmon Now, I agree. We did. What an emu.

Ed Vitagliano Emu.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. You can ride off into the sunset. Oh, that's ostrich.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, ostrich, that's right.

Tim Wildmon But they'll Never save you 10 on, house insurance on your house.

Ed Vitagliano And somebody's going to win the race. Every time that ostrich stops and sticks his head in the sand, you're like.

Ed Vitagliano You blow right past through.

Ed Vitagliano We need to get back in the race.

Tim Wildmon Michael, where do you live in, Did he give us a horse?

Ed Vitagliano Ohio. Oh, yeah, he did.

Tim Wildmon Okay. Where do you live in Ohio?

Ed Vitagliano Is that near the Canadian border.

Ed Vitagliano Up?

Caroline probably about two and a half hours.

Tim Wildmon Okay. I just wonder where. Where Ohio borders.

Ed Vitagliano I never. I never dreamed that Ohio borders through Lake Erie. Okay.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Vitagliano The border goes right through it. So they would.

Tim Wildmon Oh, I see. I see. They're not land. They're not land.

Ed Vitagliano Joining lands. Not. Oh, that's a little bit of a technicality Water.

Which galaxy is closest to the Milky Way galaxy? Would say you might

Tim Wildmon All right, Michael. ask, answer or both?

Caroline I will do both.

Tim Wildmon Which one you want to answer?

Caroline Closest, galaxy to ours.

Ed Vitagliano All right. Which galaxy is closest to the Milky Way galaxy? Would say you might.

Tim Wildmon And do it in a William Shatner voice. I've seen you afl.

Caroline I gotta remember William Shatner.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano If you're young enough, you may be going, I don't even know who that is.

Tim Wildmon He was before Taylor Swift.

Ed Vitagliano Milky Way galaxy.

Caroline I'd be better with William Shatner, but I can't think of it right now.

Ed Vitagliano That's okay. What's your answer?

Caroline Well, I will say Andromeda it is.

Ed Vitagliano It's the Andromeda.

Ed Vitagliano Nice, nice, nice.

Tim Wildmon The Andromeda. That's the. Yes.

Ed Vitagliano that's the closest, galaxy to ours. Andromeda.

Ed Vitagliano We were going to name one of our kids Andromeda, but there's just going to be too much ridicule on the playground, and that's what you have to think. What rhymes with it?

Tim Wildmon Right.

Ed Vitagliano And what are the other little kids?

Ed Vitagliano Too much drama.

Ed Vitagliano Too much drama for those elementary kids.

Tim Wildmon You can take it for motion sickness.

Ed Vitagliano Okay. Hey, Michael. Dramata. Anyone got a Dramata or one of.

Ed Vitagliano Those patches behind your ear?

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Michael, we are two minutes from closing. We really need to, kind of get this, wrapped up. What's your question for us?

Who saves a hobbit from being swallowed by a tree in The Lord of Rings

Caroline All right. In the Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring, the book, there is a hobbit being swallowed by a tree. Who saves him?

Ed Vitagliano it's Tom Bombadil.

Caroline Yes.

Ed Vitagliano Wow. You got it.

Tim Wildmon Way to go with your eyes.

Ed Vitagliano Every great weekend.

Tim Wildmon So a tree eats a hobbit.

Ed Vitagliano It was trying to swallow him, and Tom Bombadil came up and whispered, something. Of course, we don't know what he whispered, but, that's Michael's question. That is a good question.

Ed Vitagliano No, that's a life lesson. Tim talks about those. That is a life lesson. Hey, we better give our answers.

Only question I got left was what state produces 80% of the world's almonds

Ed Vitagliano All right, the only one I've got remaining. Paul and Silas were embracing during the second missionary journey. They were imprisoned in Philippi. That's what the Philippian jailer.

Ed Vitagliano Sleepy. He's the dwarf with the longest beard. What's the only US State that shares a border with three Canadian provinces? What do you guys say? I say Michigan, Montana, British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. Whatever.

Ed Vitagliano Saskatchewan.

Ed Vitagliano Yes, that too, Tim.

Tim Wildmon Well, since we're on the home stretch. Oh, see what I did there?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah. You can lead a horse in, water can't take them. Put on their bathing suit.

Tim Wildmon Only question I got left was what state produces 80% of the world's almonds?

Ed Vitagliano I'll just say California.

Ed Vitagliano No idea.

Tim Wildmon California. The Central Valley. There.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Without that, man wouldn't survive.

Ed Vitagliano Well, hey, happy anniversary to my beautiful bride. God made gorgeous. Proverbs 31, woman.

Tim Wildmon Amen.