You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.

Recorded in Chicago, Illinois, with your host's Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff.

This is Triviality.

Hello, listener, our old friend.

We're here to talk at you again.

Right, Jeff?

Absolutely.

Welcome to Triviality, the game where a lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

Got Jeff Neal in the studio.

I thought this was the game over troubled water.

It is.

A game over troubled water.

That should be our new catchphrase.

The Clay Aiken version or the Simon and Garfunkel version. Ew. Obviously the Garfunkel. Garfunkel solo. We know Matt's a big clay head, so I think he would disagree. He's a clay head. That's what he's doing now, actually. He's making ceramics. He's throwing on the wheel. while listening to Clay Aiken.

Listen to Clay Aiken and then when he's...

Goes down in the background.

When he gets angry, he throws them at a picture of Ruben stuttered on the wall like a target. Damn you! I thought he was more of like the hammer thrower like Michelangelo. He could be. It could be. I had a pretty eventful afternoon. I was walking my family's dog and a little old lady stopped me. I was

having trouble driving it looked like and she said, hey, I need to get to this address. Can you help me?

And I told her the directions and then I watched her go the wrong way that I told her. And I was like,

I feel really bad. Like I don't know where she's going and what's going to happen. And so I got

in my car, started driving home, saw her aimlessly circling. So I tracked her. But weren't you more clear with your direction? It was very, it was only three turns. So I followed her. I tracked her down. I kind of tailed her for a little bit. She kept going faster. Yeah. And you sped up. And you were like, why don't you just follow me and I'll drive there and you follow me there. Yeah, that's what happened.

Thanks for ruin the punchline.

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