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This is Good Job Brain, your weekly quiz show in Offie Trivia Podcast.

Today shows episode 230, and of course I am your humble

most caring, and we are your flavorful flock of fledgling flabbergasted by

flatulence. I'm Colin. I'm Dana. And I'm Chris.

Flabbergasted does, that word reminds me of flatulence. It sounds like it has

flab and gas. And you need both for a fart. I can't have a fart without the

other. Thanks dad. Well, I'm happy to announce and also

sad to announce. It's been a while since we've had a installment of our errors and omissions

can correction segment. We're all learning here. And you know what? I made the worst

kind of error, I think, in Trivia, which is, you know, like if you give the wrong year

for a movie, like, okay, who cares, you're off by one year, right? I mean, I care, but

it's not, but this, this error that I made, it's the actual, the actual real piece of

Trivia is far more interesting than how I explained it. So on our episode, uh, seeing

red, so I was talking about how, uh, in traffic light detection, you will often see in many

cities, a, a cutout section in the asphalt there leading up to the light. Here's what

I said, I described it as a pressure plate, which, which it is not, it is not a pressure

plate. It is a powered induction loop or inductive loop. And what it is is essentially a little

loop of wire metal. And it works on largely the same principle as a metal detector. You know,

you see somebody down to the beach with a metal detector and they've got kind of the disc

shape thing on the end, sort of the business end. And exactly. And what is in there is a,

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