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

Hello, and welcome to Triviality. Hello and welcome to Triviality, the game where a lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

My name is Jeff, and I am unusually kicking off things today.

Thank you for your service.

I got pressured into it by the guys in the studio.

Thank you for your pressured service.

Pure pressure.

But yeah, I've got my normal cohort. Cohorts? That's the word I was going for, yep. So I've got my normal cohorts in the studio. I'm looking over here at Ken and Neal's lovely faces. How you guys doing today? I'm just worried about Matt. Yeah, I'm worried about Matt, too. What's going on with Matt?

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