Speaker 1: Now it's time for the most exciting segment on the radio.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's Guide.
Speaker 1: Of the day.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: What is our dad joke of the day please.
Speaker 3: I've just got an award for being the most secretive
Speaker 3: person in the office.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you how much that means to me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I like that one a lot. That was a
Speaker 1: good one. All right, what is our word of the
Speaker 1: day please?
Speaker 3: It's an adjective. We might have done it before, but
Speaker 3: I love the word. We're doing it again.
Speaker 4: Frowsy frowsy for doesn't frowsy mean kind of dowdy, kind
Speaker 4: of plain, not fancy?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, the last part you were getting there close.
Speaker 1: Kind of plain, not fancy.
Speaker 3: Something described as frowsy as a messy or dirty appearance.
Speaker 1: Oh so pig Pen and Charlie Brown was frowsy.
Speaker 2: Fun But I thought that was too easy, so I
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, sure.
Speaker 1: You say it after the package.
Speaker 2: Right then?
Speaker 1: All right, today's trivia question.
Speaker 4: What are galagascans Galagascar g A L L I G
Speaker 4: A S K I N.
Speaker 3: S made up country Galagascar of course, right, that's the
Speaker 3: opposite of the little fusions.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, here we go, a type of loose trouser
Speaker 4: or breeches. Galagascans were primarily worn in the sixteenth and
Speaker 4: seventeenth century. I'm surprised you don't have some of those
Speaker 4: in your wild.
Speaker 2: Waken loose trousers.
Speaker 1: Though that always looks like he's wearing his.
Speaker 3: Little brother's clothes thanks to medium supers medium.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then of course he had on a jacket.
Speaker 4: I was like, I had sheets just like that. Fairly
Speaker 4: recently it.
Speaker 2: Was the playoffs I have for a blazer that reminded
Speaker 2: every one of my grandmother's drapes.
Speaker 1: There you go, what is our jeopardy category?
Speaker 3: Well, first, Ben's first time since we started out counting
Speaker 3: standings two and two.
Speaker 2: So far I'm five hundred, so I get my own
Speaker 2: record to carry out your own Regulus want to know, Grant,
Speaker 2: want to know Ryan O? And two? Are thanks ry? Yes?
Speaker 2: Peaceful words?
Speaker 1: Okay? Do they all have the word piece in them?
Speaker 2: No? Is that a quotation marks? Okay?
Speaker 4: Alright?
Speaker 2: Gotcha still or nearly still?
Speaker 3: Keep this and carry on calm about halfway between extremes
Speaker 3: or one who communicates with spirits?
Speaker 1: Mandy, what is medium?
Speaker 2: That is correct? In music?
Speaker 3: Piano means very this Manny, what is softly. That is
Speaker 3: also correct proverbially, you do this to your heels when
Speaker 3: you're kept waiting. I haven't heard this one. This one's
Speaker 3: kind of down. I've never heard it.
Speaker 2: No, I know it is click no, no, what you
Speaker 2: would think that the answer is cool? Okay, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 2: I definitely heard that often used when describing plain food.
Speaker 2: This five letter word means not highly flake correction. That is, yeah,
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 1: Then I got money for you after the You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying we threw the game.
Speaker 3: Hammers could be the let's keep it out on that
Speaker 3: there win list, and that was you and the right
Speaker 3: we combine
Speaker 2: Our knowledge, we could have the same amount of knowledge
Speaker 2: as when we started