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Speaker 4: Everybody tell her.
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Speaker 2: and meet the competitors. Meet Sauce, Paul Lamber. You're the
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Speaker 2: Thanks to rad coo Marti, who's the only person with
Speaker 2: three wins so far in twenty twenty five. I bet
Speaker 2: that's me as the most points so far in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. Probably also so you What happens if you
Speaker 2: win yet again today?
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Speaker 4: I was texting you. You're ten feet away.
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Speaker 2: which is insane. Good morning, What is your name and
Speaker 2: where are you from?
Speaker 9: You know what? My name is Nina and I'm calling
Speaker 9: from Alexandria.
Speaker 2: Alexandri I like Ninaxandria alexandrias Alexandria. How's Alexandria treating you good?
Speaker 9: It's been good. We retired and we most here, so
Speaker 9: it's been a good time.
Speaker 2: How do you spell your name, Nina?
Speaker 9: It's am like Nancy, I am a.
Speaker 2: So it looks like Nina, but it's Nina. Correct, gotcha? Okay,
Speaker 2: So you just retired, but I think you could probably
Speaker 2: still use eighty five thousand, five hundred dollars, right, Why not?
Speaker 9: Absolutely, Nina.
Speaker 6: What's the name of that sweet little restaurant right downtown
Speaker 6: on Main Street?
Speaker 10: There, the old breakfast place?
Speaker 9: Oh, the travelers in.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, that's a great place, is that right?
Speaker 10: Love that spot? So good?
Speaker 9: It's excellent. Yeah, come through, have breakfast there. I'll meet you.
Speaker 10: I'll meet you there.
Speaker 2: Well, you're buying. If you win eighty five, five hundred dollars,
Speaker 2: you're paying for the power Trips breakfast deal.
Speaker 9: Go. I'd be happy to buy you guys breaks.
Speaker 2: Right, Nina. All you have to do is tell us
Speaker 2: the two correct initials and you win eighty five to five.
Speaker 9: Go for it all right, here we go. I'm going
Speaker 9: to choose the letter D like donut.
Speaker 2: L D like donut, then L like Louisiana correct. Okay,
Speaker 2: D like donut L like Louisiana. Yeah, come on, son,
Speaker 2: Nina in Alexandria, Minnesota is going D like donut L
Speaker 2: like Louisiana. Does she have one ride for two point
Speaker 2: fifty and is she possibly buying breakfast to the Power
Speaker 2: Trip for eighty five thousand, five hundred dollars? Does she
Speaker 2: have at least one rite with d L?
Speaker 1: We go?
Speaker 2: Here, we go, Come on, let's go. Come on. So, Nina,
Speaker 2: you have won two hundred and fifty dollars because you
Speaker 2: have at least one in the right spot. If you
Speaker 2: have both in the right spot, you have eighty five
Speaker 2: undred dollars? Are you happy? Are you happy either way?
Speaker 2: Are you happy with two fifty.
Speaker 9: Oh two fifties?
Speaker 4: Great?
Speaker 9: Absolutely so?
Speaker 2: Biased? Breakfast? That would best?
Speaker 9: You know what, eighty five thousand would be really wonderful.
Speaker 2: Let's come on now, all right, So Nina's guessing DL
Speaker 2: she has at least one in the right spot. If
Speaker 2: she has both, she is eighty five thousand, five hundred
Speaker 2: dollars richer. Marnie's staring me in the face. You're trying
Speaker 2: to get a read on whether or not I'm poker
Speaker 2: facing this thing.
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, give it to her.
Speaker 2: I want to do it. Is she eighty five thousand
Speaker 2: and five hundred dollars richer and the third ever Jack
Speaker 2: Thought winner. No, sorry, sorry sorry, year the best. That's
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty bucks. So that's pretty cool.
Speaker 10: Stay right there, please don't hang out to give me
Speaker 10: your money.
Speaker 2: All right, we're gonna put you have a good day.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. I'll pull your hands. What. Yeah, she likes
Speaker 2: that breakfast place. Yeah, man, that place is great.
Speaker 10: I love her. She's the best. She made me happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's great. Chris, it seems like you and her
Speaker 2: have a lot in common.
Speaker 10: Well, yeah, we're about the same age five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's retired. I'm retired. What she would have won
Speaker 2: eighty five thousand, five hundred dollars if she was just
Speaker 2: a little more like you.
Speaker 11: Double D double D would have won her five hundred dollars.
Speaker 11: D D are the initials, but the first D because
Speaker 11: she gets d L. The first D won her two
Speaker 11: hundred and fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: Nice, don't it?
Speaker 7: Did your heart start pounding?
Speaker 2: Almost always when they're going to guess double initials, they
Speaker 2: just say, I'm going double initials. So like when she
Speaker 2: started with D. I had a hunt she was going
Speaker 2: to switch the second one, and she did, but for
Speaker 2: a second there you never know U, D D are
Speaker 2: the initials per games heeriod Good guys. Three everybody ready?
Speaker 4: What was that?
Speaker 2: It loud?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was loud.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Number one of d D. Clue number
Speaker 2: one is mostly white. Clue number two is somewhat filled.
Speaker 2: Clue number three can feature liquid. Clue number four can
Speaker 2: be common to have five to ten of these a day.
Speaker 2: Clue number five should be quickly disposed. Clue clue number six.
Speaker 2: These need to be changed to avoid rashes and Paul,
Speaker 2: dirty diaper. Oh my god, if you didn't get that one,
Speaker 2: you're right in the middle of dirty diapers, dirty diapers,
Speaker 2: and sauce is on the board. Yep, litterr Dad's favorite. Sorry,
Speaker 2: it's funny because it says, uh, you know, you have
Speaker 2: to have five or ten of these a day. You
Speaker 2: say you change about five in an.
Speaker 5: I do, yeah, yeah. Sometimes it's my Lord. I don't
Speaker 5: know how he does that, but I'm honored to do
Speaker 5: it because that means I have him.
Speaker 2: You know who else is honored to change diapers? Dwight
Speaker 2: hockey sauce leads one. That's nothing. Here's number two of
Speaker 2: doule z. Clue number one used to emphasize and in intensify.
Speaker 2: Clue number two can be accepted. Clue number three is
Speaker 2: often associated with sauce was first double dare. There's a
Speaker 2: double dare? How can I run the same track?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Nowhere a couple of points give sauce. There's two. Here's
Speaker 2: number three of double D. Clue number one often lacks
Speaker 2: sophistication meat sauce, that's right. Clue number two involves lowering standards.
Speaker 2: Clue number three can increase accessibility and comprehension.
Speaker 10: Hawk Marney Hawk was first dumbed down.
Speaker 2: That's right, boy boy Hawk. That is, if you dumb
Speaker 2: something down, you dumb down all right. Hawk's on the
Speaker 2: board with one. Sauce has two. Here's number four. Nice
Speaker 2: shot bogs of double D. Clue number one named after
Speaker 2: a fictional villain from a nineteen sixty eight film. Clue
Speaker 2: number two originally from Birmingham. Clue number three prominent in
Speaker 2: the nineteen eighties. Clue number four inducted into the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame in twenty twenty two. Clue number five. Both
Speaker 2: words are the same Hack Yep, Duran, Duran, that's right, Hawk.
Speaker 4: I hate it when I hear Hall of Fame.
Speaker 8: I'm instantly just going through hot sports and sports, no
Speaker 8: just hockey.
Speaker 4: I'm just afraid to be embarrassed.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's a good one, Hawk, boy boy.
Speaker 4: Good guys.
Speaker 2: It up at two a piece. Chris has two, Sauce
Speaker 2: has brother. Here's number five of double D. Clue number
Speaker 2: one considered essential in finance and law. Clue number two
Speaker 2: is a critical process. Clue number three it's considered comprehensive
Speaker 2: and thorough. Clue number four. This is done in decision making.
Speaker 2: Paul okay, doubling down. Sauce out for the rest of
Speaker 2: number five. Clue number five features research, analysis and validation
Speaker 2: of information. Mark Yep. Due diligence. That is due diligence.
Speaker 4: Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 2: I thought that was one word. You thought due diligence
Speaker 2: was one word.
Speaker 5: Don't look at me like that. I did. I barely
Speaker 5: graduated in high school.
Speaker 2: Did you think it was d diligence like du diligence,
Speaker 2: due diligence? Do you skip the e diligence? Maybe the silent?
Speaker 4: Don't know.
Speaker 2: Captain Internet, Captain Internet, you might want to do your
Speaker 2: due diligence on how to spell that. Harriet, let's go,
Speaker 2: oh my god, Minta Finally, all right, Sauce has to
Speaker 2: Hawk has too, Parish has won Marty. Last week you
Speaker 2: didn't score your first point told point eight and then
Speaker 2: you like basically killed everybody else after that. So it's
Speaker 2: not over. We're not even halfway through it. Here's number
Speaker 2: six of double D. Clue number one is official. Clue
Speaker 2: number two can provide a sense of closure. Clue number
Speaker 2: three is formally arranged. Clue number four this can be
Speaker 2: signed MHM, huk yep, divorce degree hawks out for the
Speaker 2: rest of number six. That's to Sauce, Marnie and Parish.
Speaker 2: Clue number five is resolved or settled.
Speaker 10: MHM.
Speaker 2: Final Clue Clue number six when an agreement is finalized
Speaker 2: by Marney yep. Donded Oh no mark mark mark mark
Speaker 2: mark mark mark done deal, done deal, A done deal.
Speaker 2: I jumped the don This is a dune deal done deals.
Speaker 7: Dunded is a phrase though the center of a crocodile
Speaker 7: is that is it one word?
Speaker 2: The amarins you've seen don't make fun. We go, guys,
Speaker 2: you have a soul.
Speaker 4: He almost rang it earlier and it would have been really.
Speaker 10: That's okay, we got this.
Speaker 2: Let's go, guys, D diligence. We're halfway through the game.
Speaker 2: We have a three way tie at the top. Everybody
Speaker 2: has two. Marnie has zero. Number seven of double D.
Speaker 2: Clue number one is often considered lighthearted or awkward. Clue
Speaker 2: number two can be embarrassing or regrettable. Mark okay, double date.
Speaker 10: That's really good. That's really good, man.
Speaker 2: Perish out for the rest of number seven. Clue number
Speaker 2: three is commonly accidental or impulsive. Should have waited? Clue
Speaker 2: number four often involves a romantic interest. Clue number five
Speaker 2: often features blunt honesty or the exposure of true feelings.
Speaker 2: What final clue Clue number six? This involves some alcohol
Speaker 2: and yep, drunk dial. That's right, That is a drunk dial.
Speaker 2: You've you've done those. You've done a couple of those.
Speaker 2: You know you're on camera, right, people saw you pointing
Speaker 2: at yourself. I didn't pick up the phone. Oh they
Speaker 2: were coming to you. All the fellas drunked out. You're
Speaker 2: still on camera, and then everybody can see you. Everybody
Speaker 2: can see your pointing to yourself. Everybody has two Marnie
Speaker 2: on the board now with one with drawn the title game.
Speaker 4: It's been a few years.
Speaker 2: We'll just be like Martin apparently received them constantly. It
Speaker 2: must be nice, and don't want to call me with them.
Speaker 2: Here's number eight, number eight of double D. Clue number
Speaker 2: one first famous for appearing in the sixteen seventy five
Speaker 2: nursery rhyme Lavender's Blue. None of you know it yet.
Speaker 2: Clue number two is a nonsensical expression. Clue number three
Speaker 2: went viral in two thousand and seventeen. Clue number four
Speaker 2: both words are the same. Clue number five was the
Speaker 2: key to an ad campaign featuring banquet and pit of misery.
Speaker 2: Don't clue clue number six. This is used as a
Speaker 2: toast or a cheers, especially for Bud. What hawk, Dilly Dilly?
Speaker 2: That's right? Oh that is dilly boy? Remember that bit?
Speaker 10: Yeah, now I do is in a nursery rhyme? Is
Speaker 10: that what you said?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where it started in six seventy five. All right,
Speaker 2: Dilly Dilly gives a Chris Hockey the lead.
Speaker 10: Don't blow it, moron.
Speaker 2: Chris has three, Parish and Sauce have two. Marnie has one,
Speaker 2: but there's four items to go. Every everybody, come on
Speaker 2: hogs deill in this. Here's number nine of double D
Speaker 2: clue number one, in a sense debuted in sixteen eighty three.
Speaker 2: Clue number two has an association with racing cars. Clue
Speaker 2: number three named after a town in Kent, England. Clue
Speaker 2: number four is connected to a major air Force base.
Speaker 2: Huk yep, Dover, Delaware. That's right, Oh wow, job Delaware.
Speaker 2: Have you been to that track? Ye, Dover Delaware, just
Speaker 2: the capital of Delaware. Nice job, hogs Daddyboddy. That's big
Speaker 2: for Christopher. That gives a point lead with three to go, Chris,
Speaker 2: if you get any of the remaining three, are you
Speaker 2: are the winner? Marty, You're not out here. You need
Speaker 2: all three. Problem Hawk going for the win. Everybody else
Speaker 2: fighting to stay alive. Here's number ten of double D
Speaker 2: Clue number one, associated with determination. Clue number two often
Speaker 2: connected to previous statements, Paul Mark, Paul was first. Doubling down.
Speaker 2: That's right, Ye, double down or doubling down both counts.
Speaker 2: That's the same thing. Thank you, Sauce with doubling down
Speaker 2: eliminates Marty. All right, all right here you Parish needs
Speaker 2: the last two. Chris, you still need any of the
Speaker 2: remaining two to win. But Sauce, you're just hovering your
Speaker 2: one back with two to go. Come on for the win.
Speaker 2: Here's number eleven. It would be fitting if you won.
Speaker 2: I know d D. Of course I wonder how you've
Speaker 2: done in the past. We should go back and look
Speaker 2: at how that gets distracted and he does, but he
Speaker 2: still wins. Here's number eleven. Chris going for the win
Speaker 2: of d D clue number one. One of the words
Speaker 2: means silly, strange or nonsensical. Hawk for the win.
Speaker 10: Daffy duck.
Speaker 2: Wow. Wow that guy, Daffy Duck. The dude reads once
Speaker 2: in a while.
Speaker 4: That was that's a couple today.
Speaker 2: That's been a long time. Damn that a boy. Hawk.
Speaker 2: Well this is it's cheap. It's your wheelhouse. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: one more just for fun. Chris is the winner. Chris
Speaker 2: has five, Sauce has three, Parish has two, Marnie has one.
Speaker 2: Here's number twelve of d D number one feature synergy
Speaker 2: clue number two feature shared goals, vision and character. Why
Speaker 2: not dynamic duo. Wow, it's just dynamic shows Wow, dominates
Speaker 2: double D Wow shocking.
Speaker 4: Are you a little confusing. How to spell duo now?
Speaker 2: Then? No, okay, don't be mad at me. Thank you
Speaker 2: Hawk had a boy.
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Speaker 8: And those last three too, were I mean, the dover
Speaker 8: dear never gonna come up with that one dabby duck
Speaker 8: on one dynamic duo what on two?
Speaker 2: And we got nine paid right, she won two? But
Speaker 2: that was great. Friday, Yeah, we had a shakedown. I thought,
Speaker 2: for just a fraction of a second she was going
Speaker 2: to say it, man, just a fraction, but she got
Speaker 2: two fifty things to Saint Paul Federal Credit Union pretty cool.
Speaker 10: Or initials everybody don't forget pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, that was fun.