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Recorded in Chicago, Illinois, with your hosts, Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff.

This is Triviality.

What's up? Welcome in. This is Triviality. The game where a lack of seriousness meets a little

bit of knowledge. The gold standard of podcasts recorded in Chicago that end in ITY, featuring

three friends and a random guy. My name is Neil. I think a collective shutter just went through the audience as you disrupted the traditional intro. Disrupted the flow. And I also meant to say three guys and their friend. That's what people will say. Three fun guys. Three fun guys in their friend. Yeah. All right. Well, I don't think I'll redo the intro, but three funes. A chitake, a portobello, and a button. A button mushroom. What's a button mushroom? I don't know, it's just a nasty white mushrooms. Like one that looks like it's a button? I guess. Okay. Right? Jeff? Culinarily, at least. That was Ken, Jeff. Anything about button mushrooms? I don't know much about button mushrooms. You know a lot about butt mushrooms, though, if you know what I mean. What does that mean? Nobody knows what you mean. I don't either, but butt mushroom is very, very acidic and very poisonous. So if you ever get a butt mushroom, you're going to be going on a trip of a lifetime. Is that the one from Phantom Thread? That is the one from Phantoms. Speaking of Phantom Thread, Matt isn't here today.

He actually went to a hotel. It's a

full service bed and breakfast where they slowly kill you with food just so that you get that mother.

A sweet slow exhilaration. Yes. Of poisoning. A being fed to death. Of a gentle poisoning. And every time Matt wakes up in the morning, a clerk comes in and he goes, I'm not ready for a confrontation this morning. So Matt isn't here today. So it's just me, Jeff, and Ken. And it's going to be an unprecedented episode. We haven't had a fatal three-way, three-for-all, whatever we want to call it in a very long time.

It used to be our old standby here on Triviality, but we need hosts for that. I believe the fatal three-way made headlines in Florida. I think it did. I think that's where that's coming from. Okay, maybe that's what I'm thinking of. but we need special hosts for that

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