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Recorded in Chicago, Illinois,

with your host, 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 I'm here in the studio starting with Jeff. How's it going, Jeff? Pretty good. How are you, Neil? I'm doing well. And Ken, how are you? Oh, hey, what's up? Coming to us from L.A. is Matt. How are you, Matt? Good. How are you? Doing well. So, full studio here, home and abroad. Good to see everyone. Matt, I just got back from L.A. where we spent some time together. That was a fun time. Yeah, you got to see the LA studio. I've made it

pretty nice out here. You got a desk. See a hung one picture on the wall. Yep, and we got to,

we got to see just, you know, the one pan back there. We got to cook one egg and it was good.

Yeah, and then filled my sink up with the one dish. I understand. So we were in L.A. together, and we had a kind of a fun story. We went to a place called Little Bar, which was recommended to me by our friend Justin Shady, who have been to many times. It's a great little bar, sort of in the Libreya area. And Matt and I were there for a while. And Matt,

I'll let you finish the story, but we were there to about 1.30 and we were ready to leave when we,

actually were kind of yelled at to stop. Yeah, there's these two girls that were really kind of

struggling with one of those video trivia games that you put money in and you don't win anything.

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