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Ed Vitagliano 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.

Tim Wildmon Anchors Away. That is the, Anchors Away song, which is the, United States Navy. What do you call it? A theme song?

Ed Battagliano Like their anthem or something?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, I'm. I'm. Yeah, it's kind of like, I guess an anthem.

Tim Wildmon Anthem.

Ed Vitagliano John Philip Sousa wrote that. That's the one. I was thinking the name. It wasn't. Is not the one. Who wrote the one that, Oh, well, I don't know if that's the one who wrote that. She said it was Lieutenant. Some. Some other name anyway.

Ed Battagliano Zimmerman.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, Zimmerman. I think that might have been it.

Tim Wildmon All right.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, that was in honor of our last listener, her dad. And all those of you. All of you, who served in the Navy.

Tim Wildmon All right, you're listening to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio, also known as Learning University. Learning University's on the air. Let's go. Let's repeat our questions quickly, fellas, and then move on to our next call.

In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host

Ed Vitagliano All right. The famous 19 movie the Mummy, starring Boris Karloff, was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh? Second question. If you engage in sternutation. What are you doing? And then third question. On what continent will you find the Atlas Mountains?

Ed Battagliano Here's what I've got. In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. Is that true? That's our true and false question. Second question. Phoebe and Mosey changed her name after she became a famous Wild west sharpshooter. Which name do we know her by today? Third question. Miami, Florida, sits on the bank of what bay? You know the song Sitting on the dock of the bay.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Watching Miami float away.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. All you have to do is just.

Tim Wildmon Continue to theme for Miami Vice.

Ed Battagliano Get to the second verse. You'll know which bay it is.

Tim Wildmon Huh?

Ed Battagliano Ed wasn't going to join us.

Tim Wildmon I know. It's.

Ed Vitagliano It was bad enough already. I wasn't gonna take.

Tim Wildmon You know the answer to that question. Is it? Yes.

Ed Vitagliano I. I don't think I do.

Ed Battagliano I don't think sitting on the dock of the bay has anything to do with that. Yeah, how did you know that?

Tim Wildmon I know everything about.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, you know everything about geography. You really do.

Tim Wildmon All right, so, I have been there.

Ed Battagliano By the way, you missed a good chance to be a FedEx driver because you already know where to turn. Wouldn't need GPS or anything. I know where that is.

Tim Wildmon It's on this interstate way FedEx tried to deliver a package to your house. I got a text on this. And they just need to know your credit card number. And they'll make a delivery.

Ed Vitagliano They'll deliver it.

The most popular pets in the United States are dogs, followed by cats

Tim Wildmon All right, here are my, here are my two questions I have left. The most popular pets in the United States are dogs, followed by cats. And then number five is birds. What's the third after dogs and cats? What's. It's not birds. What's the third most popular pet in the US and number two? chicken, beef, pork and fish are like 95% of or more of consumed meats in America. What's number five? What's the fifth most consumed meat in America? After.

Ed Battagliano I got a good little marketing thing form after we find out they get the cheap. Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Chicken, beef, pork and fish.

Ed Battagliano Right. And say, we're number five. We try harder. And then just say, look, we. We're number five. We try harder. We want to. We want to.

Tim Wildmon We want to.

Ed Battagliano What's for dinner? Get those license plates and everything. Yeah, tags for those trucks.

Tim Wildmon I hear you. all right, so, we go back to the phone.

Ed Vitagliano Well, let's go. I said, I said we do it. we're gonna go to Illinois and Chad is online. Chad, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Can you guys hear me?

Ed Vitagliano Yes, sir, we can.

Ed Battagliano Chad, you need to put your seat belt on.

Tim Wildmon He's playing a hurt. He's playing the hurgy Gurgy hurdy.

Ed Vitagliano Gertie.

Caroline Hey, I missed the last question. what, what are some of the questions left? Can I ask that?

Tim Wildmon yes, sir. By the way, what instrument were you playing there?

Caroline the air guitar.

Ed Vitagliano Air guitar. I bet you're good.

Tim Wildmon can you do an air ukulele? Can you do an air ukulele?

Caroline No.

Tim Wildmon Okay, well, it takes a lot of.

Ed Vitagliano Time and practice for that. Okay, we just, we just reset our questions. Chad, you. Do you.

Tim Wildmon So we'll do it again for Chad.

Ed Vitagliano All right. Just for Chad.

Tim Wildmon I'm gonna go fast like speed read.

Ed Vitagliano Alright. Ah. The famous 1932 movie the Mummy was inspired by the opening of the tomb of what Egyptian pharaoh? Number two, if you engage in sternutation. What are you doing? And third question. On what continent will you find the Atlas Mountains? That's what I have.

Ed Battagliano True or false. In 2018, Judge Judy was the highest paid TV host. number two, Phoebe. And Mosey changed her name after she became a famous Wild west sharpshooter. What is her name? third question. Miami, Florida, sits on the bank of which Bay.

Tim Wildmon All right, you know the answer to any of those, Chad.

Caroline And I'm not a horror film buff by any means, but wasn't the, Tutankhamuns tomb the reason or the inspiration for the Mummy?

Ed Vitagliano It was, it was King Tut. Usually, called King Tut, but King Tutankhamun. the tomb was open in 1922 and the movie was made in 1932. Yeah. There were rumors that people died after that tomb was opened and that kind of spun the yarn that it was a curse on the tomb. And that's how the writers came up with the idea for the mummy. Good. Good on you. Nice, Chad.

Caroline Well, I remember. I remember the picture that was online for a long time. It was an actual picture before they broke the seal to open the door. Yeah, it was a rope or something on there. So anyway.

Tim Wildmon A rope and a seal.

Uh, yeah, not the animal seal. No, I wouldn't call that music

Ed Vitagliano yeah, not the animal seal.

Tim Wildmon Oh, tell me the singer.

Caroline No, I wouldn't call that music.

Ed Vitagliano No.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, well done, Chad.

Tim Wildmon I just said he was singer.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Tim is Southern Baptist and following Mississippi State this season

Tim Wildmon What's your question for us making a moral judgment? Well, this is probably about it, guys.

Caroline I'm Southern. I'm Southern Baptist by heart, so I, I can do that.

Ed Battagliano Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

Caroline So, this question's probably for Tim more than anybody else, but it might. Is it my impression that Tim is a Mississippi State football fan?

Ed Vitagliano Yes, it is your impression and it.

Ed Battagliano Is accurate across his lower back. He's got it.

Tim Wildmon Well, for better, for worse, Chad. You know, well, that's what God gave me, so I deal with it. But you know, the Bible says he won't put on you more than you can handle. You know what I'm saying? So who do you pull for? What's your team?

Caroline Well, I, I used to live in Texas, but I live in Illinois now, so. Well, I don't admit that a lot, but I do. And I really don't have. I was. I was a Sooner stand for a while, a Texas Longhorn fan, but now I'm going to be a Mississippi State fan. And that kind of plays into the question I was going to ask Tim is because somebody asked something earlier about they, said they're from Norman, Oklahoma.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Caroline So, my question is, if Tim knows what wide receiver transferred in the portal from Oklahoma who's going to be number zero for Mississippi State.

Tim Wildmon Oh, I know. I know what you're talking about. You mean this season?

Caroline Yes, sir.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, yeah, they just transferred him. Yes, I know.

Caroline He was one of those.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, he was one of the ones at the sec. Media days yet.

Caroline He was. He was the one that, One of the only ones that has never played before.

Tim Wildmon What's his name? Tell me what his name is, Chad. What is his name?

Caroline Brennan Thompson. Number zero.

Tim Wildmon Brennan Thompson.

Ed Battagliano Thompson. All right.

Tim Wildmon We're counting on him, man. Paying him a lot of money.

Caroline I went to school with his mom, and so I've been following him real a lot. And he is an incredible player. Super fast. Just, he's going to be a lot, so I'm looking forward to watching him.

Ed Battagliano Oh, wonderful.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Chad, a question of a, more spiritual nature. no, seriously, I don't mean.

Tim Wildmon Football is pretty spiritual.

Ed Vitagliano Certainly the way people treat it. Yeah. is. Are there a lot of Southern Baptists in Illinois? I'm just. I'm not dissing Illinois. I'm just wondering if there are a lot of Southern Baptists. You mentioned that you're Southern Baptist.

Caroline Only us that are transplants, so.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, okay.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. But you get Southern Illinois is the South. Really?

Ed Battagliano Yeah, it's a lot of those towns there. Yeah, that's right.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Anyway, Chad.

Ed Vitagliano All right. Thank you, Chad.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. But appreciate you hearing from you. And he went to school with, the wide receiver mom.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. That's pretty cool connection. That's why he's in Illinois following, Mississippi State.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Yeah.

American Family Radio Trivia Friday features Randy on the line

All right. You're listening to, Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Next. Call it.

Ed Vitagliano We're going to North Carolina.

Tim Wildmon Do this.

Ed Vitagliano Randy is on the line. Randy, welcome to the program.

Caroline Hey, thanks. Been on hold. I've been on hold so long. I made it to the beach.

Ed Vitagliano The beach. And you made it good.

Caroline Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Which beach is that, Randy?

Ed Battagliano Carolina.

Caroline beach.

Ed Battagliano Wonderful.

Tim Wildmon Carolina beach, is it? So there's a name, there's a beat. There's particular beach named Carolina beach, like Myrtle beach and.

Caroline Yes, sir.

Tim Wildmon Where is. Where is it?

Caroline It's near Wilmington. Near Riceville Beach.

Tim Wildmon Oh, yeah.

Ed Battagliano Boy, Wilmington is beautiful.

Tim Wildmon North there. North in North Carolina.

Randy asks what is the fifth most consumed meat in America

All right.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Tim Wildmon We're ready, Randy. Ask, answer or both?

Caroline I'll do both.

Tim Wildmon Okay. Which fire, which one do you want to answer?

Caroline I should say, I wanted the Liberty Bell. I wanted the hottest city, and I don't really know anything else, but I'll try the most consumed food in America.

Tim Wildmon Okay, let me ask the question again, and you can answer it there. I'm asking about what is the fifth most consumed meat in America? We have chicken, beef, pork, and fish. Those are the top four. And those dominate probably 90, 95% of all consumption. However, there is a fifth meat that, we're all familiar with.

Ed Battagliano Ah.

Tim Wildmon That Americans consume. That we were the fifth most consumed meat in the US and what is that, Randy?

Caroline I'm going to say turkey.

Tim Wildmon Turkey.

Ed Battagliano Nice job.

Ed Vitagliano And that's probably for the most I'm giving. I mean that. In other words, that. That.

Tim Wildmon Well, probably you're right.

Ed Vitagliano Thanks.

Tim Wildmon Thanksgiving, New Christmas. But I will say this. A lot of people do eat turkey sandwiches.

Ed Vitagliano That's true.

Ed Battagliano we eat a lot of turkey. Like, you know, you get those little packs of turkey. you know, I didn't think.

Tim Wildmon Some people think it's healthier. Yeah, yeah. Ham and some people think that it's healthier. Joe, you do? Yeah, we do documented this.

Ed Battagliano We got. We got a graft on the refrigerator and we.

Ed Vitagliano Well, Mark, just telling you, JJ eats what Mel tells him to eat.

Tim Wildmon I just don't. It doesn't. It's not as tasty, though. Well, these turkey just bland as cardboard. that's just me. That's why we're all different. I use a lot of different taste buds.

Ed Vitagliano Hot sauces will spice.

Tim Wildmon Cardboard tastes good.

Ed Battagliano Yes.

Tim Wildmon All right, good. answer rain.

Ed Battagliano Thanks, buddy. Have a great.

Tim Wildmon No, he's got to ask. Oh, yeah.

Ed Battagliano What's your question for us?

How long were the Wright brothers airborne for in 1903

Caroline All right. my question is, since I'm in North Carolina going to the beach, I was going to ask a question about Wilbur and Orville. Right, The Wright brothers.

Ed Battagliano Yes.

Caroline So. So about eight days before Christmas in 1903, they, were first in flight. And my question is, how long were they airborne for?

Ed Vitagliano This might be a. Jj that was.

Tim Wildmon A Kitty Hawk beach, right?

Ed Battagliano Kill Devil Hill. Yeah, that was.

Caroline Yeah, that was Kitty Hawk.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, Kitty Hawk. like Kill Devil Hills there.

Tim Wildmon Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. I mean, North Dakota.

Ed Battagliano No, it's there at the. But it was only about a minute or even less. It wasn't a long flight at all. And I can't remember. I should remember.

Tim Wildmon under a minute. That should be a good answer.

Ed Battagliano We'll say under a minute.

Caroline That's correct. I'll take that. It was 12 seconds.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano That's under 12 seconds.

Ed Battagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon 12 seconds.

Ed Battagliano But it was flight.

Tim Wildmon That's a long way to drive to watch that, isn't it?

Ed Battagliano If you were.

Tim Wildmon Well, you weren't driving.

Ed Battagliano Here's the thing. That doesn't sound like a long time, but whenever they did their press conference, they just had a bunch of bull riders in the audience, and so they were impressed.

Tim Wildmon oh, 13 seconds or whatever.

Ed Battagliano 12 seconds.

Tim Wildmon Hey, your Kill Devil Hills is in North Carolina. Yeah. You're like, you're saying there.

Ed Battagliano All right, buddy.

Tim Wildmon Wow, that's a great question. That's a great American question right there. You know, the, the Wright brothers were from Ohio, right?

Ed Battagliano Bicycle makers. And their dad was a pastor and their sister. Two brothers and a sister. She never gets any props. She influenced them a lot.

Tim Wildmon so I just know that Ohio and North Carolina have both used the Wright brothers on their state tags.

Ed Battagliano Yes, yes.

Tim Wildmon so they're from Ohio, but they did their, flight, experiment in North Carolina.

Ed Battagliano Here's a little fun fact. I've got a pilot's license on the back. You know, on the front, it's got, you know, date of birth, all that. On the back, it's got a picture, real picture of Wilbur and. Oh, Wilbur and Orville.

Tim Wildmon Okay, do you guys know. Just quickly. I'll just wrap this up, this question.

Ed says there are some animals you just can't think about eating

So the question was, chief, Chicken, beef, pork and fish, and then Turkey is number five, most consumed meat in the U.S. do you know what six?

Ed Vitagliano I'd say. I'd guess tuna.

Ed Battagliano I'm gonna say spam. Higher up on the list. I'm going with Spam.

Tim Wildmon Just Spam.

Ed Battagliano My relatives.

Tim Wildmon Spam. Spam. We don't know what spam is. I don't know what category.

Ed Vitagliano Even the people who make it don't know.

Tim Wildmon We could fall into that.

Ed Vitagliano It wouldn't be something like hot dogs or sausage.

Tim Wildmon So, let's not gloss over the fact that Ed pick tuna. Yeah, when. Yeah, let's not gloss over when I said fish. was.

Ed Vitagliano All right, what's number six?

Tim Wildmon Okay, you got chicken, beef, pork, fish, turkey, and then lamb.

Ed Battagliano Oh, that's what I had on here.

Tim Wildmon Did you have on there lamb?

Ed Battagliano Yeah. Mutton.

Tim Wildmon I put sheep, lamb. So lamb. all right, that's a lot.

Ed Vitagliano A lot of, like, Eastern Orthodox. a lot of lamb at Easter.

Tim Wildmon do they.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, they're still my mom's whole side of the family.

Ed Battagliano You know, there's a lot of lamb.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, there's some animals you just can't. We all have our list of animals we really don't like to think about eating. And a little lamb for me is. I just can't. I can't think about eating Mary's. You know what I'm saying?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon Married, little lamb. I just can't get that out of my head.

Ed Battagliano So I was in Africa last week, and I know it's close to lunchtime.

Caroline Uh-huh.

Ed Battagliano I'm sitting down with the sixth grade boys, and in the cafeteria, it was seaweed Soup. And I'm, looking at my seaweed soup and some other things. But I said, well, this is a first for me to eat some seaweed soup. And I said, now, I've eaten a lot of strange things, go to wild game dinners. I've had elk and bear and barbecued raccoon. And little guy sitting across from me, he said, you ever eaten a dog? And I said, no, absolutely not. And I said, have you? He said, sure. He's from South Korea. He said, And I said, oh, wow. I said, that's a hard no for me. A hard pass. But I said, what's a dog taste like? With a twinkle in his eye, he said, chicken. Then the other little boy, he said, have you ever eaten horse? And I said, no, but I hear it's a delicacy in Europe. And I said, please tell me you have it. And he said, oh, all the time. I said, well, where are you from? He said, italy. And he said, and it's a, you know, it's. It's. And he says, delicious. So for the record, I'm not going to eat a horse. I'm not going to eat a dog. But there's people around the world that are doing that.

Tim Wildmon They're. They're wrong.

Ed Battagliano I don't want to smell their breath. And I don't want to, be invited over to have a meal with them.

Ed Vitagliano I will. I will tell you that the last time I was at the Chinese restaurant.

Ed Battagliano Don't say it.

Ed Vitagliano No, my, little, fortune cookie, the little fortune said that wasn't. That wasn't chicken. And I'm not sure what they meant.

Tim Wildmon By that, but it was a chicken. So your fortune cookie because.

Mosey changed her name after she became a famous Wild west sharpshooter

All right, Trivia Friday. Next call ahead.

Ed Vitagliano All right, let's go to Indiana. What do you say? And Richard is on the line. Richard, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Oh, hello. I want to answer the one about Western, shooter, but her first name was so hard, I can't remember it.

Ed Battagliano Phoebe. Phoebe. And Mosey changed her name after she became a legendary famous Wild west sharpshooter. What do we know her by today, Richard?

Caroline Annie Oakley.

Ed Battagliano Annie.

Ed Vitagliano Annie Oakley.

Ed Battagliano Annie Oakley's real name was Phoebe.

Tim Wildmon And is she still alive?

Ed Battagliano Oh, no, no, that's been a long time ago.

Caroline She was back in Buffalo Bills days.

Ed Battagliano She did travel with.

Tim Wildmon Wasn't like a gun accident or anything, was it? What happened to her?

Ed Battagliano No, I don't think she just got, food poisoning after eating, well, a horse. she was heard saying was, I'm so Hungry. I could eat a horse.

Tim Wildmon She was on, for many years with Dick Clark on. On the rocking New Year's. M. It was Dick Clark and Andy Oakley. I just remember that she was on.

Ed Vitagliano The Lawrence Welk Show.

Tim Wildmon Very talented.

Ed Battagliano Save us, Richard. Save us.

The Creation Museum is having an event this fall. When is that? In October. End of October

What's your question for us?

Caroline Oh, I don't have a question. I was just surprised I got in.

Ed Battagliano Well, we're glad you did.

Caroline I'm gonna. I'm, gonna be down at the Ark.

Ed Battagliano Oh, wonderful.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. That's with West.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. This fall.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, that's coming up. When is that? In October.

Ed Battagliano October, yeah.

Caroline End of October.

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Battagliano And Ed's son, they're going to be helping to lead that.

Tim Wildmon Yep, yep, yep. It'll be a great time. They always said they do that annually. I think they go to the Ark in answers, in Genesis, and then they do an event and they, have everything scheduled with bus. You know, bus to go to the Ark to the other. The, Creation Museum.

Ed Vitagliano Right.

Ed Battagliano Well, they get some of the speakers. They get speakers the regular folks don't get because all this is scheduled. Yeah.

Tim Wildmon All right, well, have a great time there, Rich. Appreciate you calling, my friend. And, we got time for another call.

Ben is on the line with Arkansas Trivia Friday

Ed Vitagliano All right, let's go to Arkansas, and Ben is on the line. Ben, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Thank you. I'm glad. I'm grateful. I'm finally the last person.

Tim Wildmon Well, Ben, we've been waiting on you. Thanks for calling.

Caroline Thank you.

Ben asks what is the third most popular pet category in the United States

I would like to, take, the, question about the third, most common, pet.

Ed Battagliano Here we go.

Tim Wildmon Okay. By the way, where do you live in Arkansas, Ben?

Caroline I live in Pine, Bluff. it's, about an hour south of, Little Rock.

Tim Wildmon Oh, yeah. on the interstate on 30. Was that 30?

Ed Vitagliano What are you backing up in Walmart? What's that? What's that noise?

Caroline Oh, no, no, I had the door open.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Tim Wildmon Anyway. Yeah, I know where Pine Bluff is. yeah. anyway, here we go. the question is, Ben's gonna answer after dogs and cats, what is the third most popular pet category in the US.

Caroline I would guess fish.

Tim Wildmon Yes, sir.

Ed Battagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon And in particular, freshwater fish. They do have this broken down, so aquarium.

Ed Vitagliano Like goldfish and beta.

Tim Wildmon How'd you know that? Yeah, how'd you know that, Ben?

Caroline Well, I mean, we have fish, and I assume, like, everybody, like that can't afford a dog or a cat or something, usually probably has, ah, some type of fish, even if it's like a. Just one beta fish. And so, I mean, as soon as you guys said that, I was just like, it's gotta be fish.

Tim Wildmon So. So, so people have, ah, an aquarium with one lonely beta fish.

Ed Vitagliano Well, betas, if they're males, they'll fight. They'll kill each other. Yeah, if it's betas, if. And nobody knows how to tell the difference between males and females.

Tim Wildmon So you knowingly put two betas in the same. Well, I have.

Ed Vitagliano My wife won't let me do it anymore.

Tim Wildmon But like, like a death match among fish that you enjoy that?

Ed Vitagliano No, of course not.

Ed Battagliano So being not sick, knowing that people have dogs and have cats. You have a fish. do you like, take the tank? When you take it for a walk, do you just cradle it in your arms and take the fish tank and just walk up and down the sidewalk?

Tim Wildmon Yeah. In other words, how do you. How do you, how do you bond with it?

Ed Battagliano That's exactly.

How many commandments did God give in the Bible

Tim Wildmon Does he have a question? Fire away. What's your question for us?

Caroline Yes, sir, I do.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Caroline I would, my question is, how many commandments did God give in the Bible? In the entire Bible?

Tim Wildmon Oh, man, you talking about like all the old, like all the.

Ed Vitagliano In the whole Bible.

Caroline Oh, no, no, no. Like there were, like, in the Bible, how many commandments? Like, did he say like, like the first. ten. Were there any more?

Tim Wildmon Okay, gotcha.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Ben, we are almost out of time, so I think you're gonna have to give us an answer on this one. Otherwise we'll stumble around. What's the answer? How many commandments?

Caroline Oh, he actually gave 11. There was actually Jesus. Ah, Said, I think in John. another commandment I give unto you. Treat your neighbor as yourself.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Ed Battagliano Oh, that's.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Yep, yep.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Thank you.

Ed Battagliano Thank you for listening to afr.

Ed Vitagliano All right, if you engage in stern mutation. What are you doing, guys? You're not know.

Ed Battagliano It's, hiccups, sneezing, sneezing, sneezing.

Judge Judy made 147 million by selling episodes of Judge Judy

Ed Vitagliano And on what continent will you find the Atlas Mountains? You guys know you just there.

Ed Battagliano Oh, Africa.

Ed Vitagliano Africa.

Ed Battagliano 2018. J. Judy High. Pay TV host.

Ed Vitagliano Say yes.

Ed Battagliano 100% true. $147 million a year.

Ed Vitagliano That year.

Ed Battagliano That year. But she only made 47 million. But she got a high 100 million by selling the episodes of Judge Judy. Oh, she made 147. Ellen was second with 85 million. Miami, Florida, sits on the bank of what bay?

Tim Wildmon Biscayne.

Ed Battagliano Biscayne Bay.

Tim Wildmon The Biscayne Bay.

Ed Vitagliano You haven't left.

Tim Wildmon I know I don't have a great weekend everybody. We'll see you back here Monday.