Tournament of Champions

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in the Tournament of Champions-

Yeah

... or whatever.

Jeopardy keeps changing what they're doing.

They have like Tournament of Champions.

Okay, so now they're doing this thing called Masters, which you've had to have won the Tournament of Champions, I guess, to be in or at least played in.

Anyway, it's just another excuse to get like the best players.

Have a

Greg Swedberg already in the finals.

Rick Fields, the Tournament of Champions winner from Initials Game Live, already in the finals.

But Hawk, Sauce, Belinda Jensen, and Glenn Schmidt square off the winner in the next week's finals.

But maybe more importantly, one of you listening gets a crack at $123,500.

Glenn Schmidt, last year you were the Rube representative, and you made it to the semis, correct? Correct.

You were in the semis last year, but you scored enough points to get invited back.

This year in the Tournament of Champions, you made a run.

You almost, quote, won your way back in, even though you were already guaranteed back in.

No, I wanted to make sure everybody knows about Cousin Subs because we have cleared the deck.

For the Wildey and Tausch Trivia Tournament of Champions.

For Tausch to take us on

tangents about where Jalen Reed's name came from

We

have cleared the deck.

We are letting the Wildey and Tausch Trivia Tournament of Champions have center stage today.

Coming up at 10.35, our championship round between Tucker and Wausau and Mailman Matt.

Okay.

Friend of the pod, multiple-time guest host Paolo Pascoe won the Tournament of Champions.

Congratulations to Paolo.

He's here tonight.

Things would have turned out differently if they were arm wrestling instead.

Then they both would have lost somehow.

After the Tournament of Champions, Paolo and Scott boast, boast, boast.

After the Tournament of Champions, Paolo and Scott both must take on their next big challenge.