You're listening to an Airwave Media Podcast. Hello Zaney, Zayney, Zoo of Zippy Zealots.

Welcome to Good Job Brain, your weekly quiz show and Off-The trivia podcast this is episode 87 and I'm

your humble host Karen and we are your scrappy scrambling but scrumptious scrupulous

screwball.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, sure.

It makes no more or less sense than the other ones down.

Yeah, I'm Colin.

I'm Dana.

And I'm Chris on the previous episode of Good Job Brain. I'm pretty sure I for some very

strange reason kept saying 10,000 leagues under the sea.

And everybody's not a lot. Yeah sure this sounds about right. He seems so confident.

Right. I was like, it's 20, but I didn't.

I didn't even know what I was saying, honestly. Like, I really thought I was saying it

the correct way. The books, because you're focusing on the league fact. 20,000 leagues. the I actually and it wasn't it wasn't really an error but it was more of an omission from last episode.

I shared mnemonics for superlatives for bodies of water, like the largest lakes, and a couple of people

online noticed that Caspian Sea is the largest, technically largest sea or lake.

Caspian Sea is a little bit weird because it's called a sea,

but technically it is landlocked,

so that makes it a lake.

But then I dug deeper and turns out there's some oceanic plate involvement

so it also can be called a small ocean. So it depends on what the international law is so it can be classified as

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