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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 sitting across me, I'm going to introduce him first today. That's Ken. How's going, Ken? One take, Neil, as per your reputation. That's true. I try to do as much as I can in one take without having to redo it.

Jeff, how are you doing today? You're to my right? I'm very well. Just desperately looking for a pen that doesn't click. That is your... Thank you for that. Yes, thank you for no clicks today. We do want clicks on the episode, but not clicks from your pen. Yeah, it only took us about 15 episodes and copious amounts of yelling at me to figure that one out.

And I banned clicker pens on the episode, but not clicks from your pen. Yeah, it only took us about 15 episodes and copious amounts of yelling at me to figure that one out.

And I banned clicker pens on the episodes. He did. He banned clicker pens like the boy who got detention. I'm the hard ass of the show, I think. Well, in high school, do you remember Mr. I do? I was in a class once with him, and he was like, All right, who's ever clicking that pen?

Click it one more time and you get detention.

And all of a sudden you heard.

Okay. Yeah, that's fair. And sitting across from us is an empty chair because Matt is not here today.

He's never here.

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