Well, well, well, the soulful sounds of one Otis Redding can only mean we have once

again arrived at the TBTL Summer Games, everybody. Well, I'm so glad you have a pause. I was thinking

this is where we need a pause. We need the sound of an excited crowd. And that was definitely a

crowd. Maybe not excited, but definitely a crowd. That's the sound of one podcaster clapping

in his studio. I do have better. I have I have this too, but this seems this might be overdoing it.

Too much. That's too much. Yeah, it's social distancing. We can't have a crowd that big. Exactly.

This is the this is four people standing six feet apart, celebrating that the TBTL Summer Games

are back. If this is maybe the first time you're hearing this, this is usually the way that we

are able to take a little bit of time off without leaving you in the lurch as far as new content

goes. And so what we're going to do for the next couple of weeks or so is each day we're going to

play a different game, a little quiz. And some of these quizzes have been suggested by or even

created by the tens of listeners who know not only support the show financially, but also actually

produce the show now, which is a nice is a nice little scam we have worked out. I thought though

we would start things off with talk about not selling the sizzle or the steak with a a quiz that

came up last night when I was searching for summer quizzes. In fact, it's called summer quiz.

And how did you land on that? What search term did you use? You know, I'm kind of an SEO

whiz. So I have I go into altavista. I go into Bing. And hey, did you see? Oh, this is not even

the quiz that Microsoft is going to stop servicing internet explorer soon. I think next year.

I kind of had a feeling that was coming up because I was surprised internet explorer still existed.

Yeah. And I have like a PC, you know, it's probably a little bit more shocking to you because you

have a Mac, but like I have a PC. And so for a while, they've been like pushing out a different

slimmed down version of a web browser. Like they had something called Microsoft Edge for a long time

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