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hosts, Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff. This is Triviality. The cream of the grot.

Hello and welcome to Triviality, the game where a lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

My name is Neil, and today I'm sitting in Matt's seat, which is pretty crazy.

I'm not used to this seat.

It's a little warmer than I remember, even though he hasn't been here for two weeks.

Do you feel like your sports knowledge has increased? I feel like my sports knowledge is increased and even more than that my disdain for everyday life has also increased. And I'm ready to insult people. Is that how you encapsulate Matt's personality? Yeah, a lot of insults and quitty quiddy witty quips that's a new word I'm going to coin. Quitty whips. Sounds like two words. And that's also the name of a rapper. But yeah, my quiddy whips, I'm ready to embark on the world. So Matt isn't here today. He unfortunately, he wants to be a trendsetter. And if you guys are familiar with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, there's only 360 members. And Matt took the pilgrimage out to Salt Lake to try and become the 361st member. Did you look that fact up on your phone? Well, I had it off the top of my head, and I just wanted to make sure, trivia-wise, that it was correct, so that now people can remember there's 360 people. No, that's pretty professional, I got to say. I try to be professional. So that's Ken's voice across from me wearing a blue shirt is Jeff. How are you, Jeff? I'm pretty good. How are you, Neil? Doing well. It's got to make sure that we differentiate you for the listeners because our voices are the same. I think we've established now that I do sound like Garfield, according to misinformation. Yeah, well, we could see if that's true. Well, let's ask our special guest. Sarah Heinz is here. She is coming to us from Omaha. Yes. Good. Okay, cool. So Omaha, she works in Lincoln. We were talking about the commute before. But she's from Omaha. She's a Triviality Superstar on Patreon, and we thank her for that.

But you're joining us today before your big trip to Lallapalooza.

But tell us a little bit about yourself.

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