And now it's time for the most exciting segment on the radio of its game in the world of the day. Now a Rod has a brand new dad joke calendar. Oh yes, yes, Jocelyn. I would like to thank Jocelyn for for helping continue this bit on our show. Yes with a with the calendar to make it happen.
They're all pretty dang good now, you know, all right, explain the wife If they're not. Why did the farmer bury cash in his soil?
He wanted it to be rich? Sure, yes, there we go, all right, Today's word of the day. Please, it is noun quidity quidity?
Right? Can you spell that? Like?
Is the I D D I D quidity? I mean liquidity is, But that's not spelled the same I'm going to say it is. It is the the action of playing quidditch.
That's what I was gonna say.
Are you are engaged in quidity?
Would be better? Because this high brow word is stupid.
It refers to the essence of a thing, that is, whatever makes something the type of thing that it is.
Yeah, okay, terrible, Okay, anyway, here we go here.
Quidity can also refer to a small and usually trivial complaint or criticism, or to a quirk or eccentricity in someone's behavior.
That's a lot, a lot.
Like Benjamin Albright's wet blanketness.
Yes, that's just aquidity of alright, there you go. Water is often called a universal solvent. What does this mean? I think it just means it can us all a bunch of stuff, right, like.
It can dissolve a ton of stuff. A universal solvent, no clue.
Water can dissolve more substances than any other liquid. This allows water to transport chemicals and nutrients throughout the bodies of living. Yes, but is water wet? I mean it depends. I mean if it's dry ice, it's not wet.
Water's wet.
I'm just saying dryas is just water in another form.
Actually it's not anyway.
Today's category is what do you know, by the way, grant if you're privy to this, we now have standings in of the day.
Oh yeah, grants on the board to me one way or the other.
Mandy is two and one because Rick Lewis has that one win Ryan Edwards so far.
Yeah, two for the year. So we're going to twenty twenty six. Yeah, there you go. What is our I'm sorry, miss category.
What do you know? Okay?
The expression about knowing these comes from sailors who had to be familiar with the details of the rigging.
Grant, grant, what is eyes?
No, I have no idea.
I'm not even guessing. What are your knots or ropes? Oh? That makes a lot more sense.
Yeah.
This Kenny Rodgers song says you gotta.
You gotta no wind to fold them? And what is no wind to wait? What is no you to hold them? Also wrong listening question?
This Kenny Rogers song says you got to know when to hold him, know when to fold him.
Grant, grant, what is the gambling? Correct?
All right, you're back to zero? Grant.
This play character says when the wind is southerly, he knows a hawk from a handsaw.
Wind is southerly. I just think famous plays.
There's a hawk from a handsaw. I have no idea. I mean, I have a guess, but I don't want to guess because I'm already down one.
What is hamlet? Oh? Dang it.
This insurance company says we know a finger two because we've seen a finger too.
Grand grant, what is farmers? That is correct? It's I one one.
One one, I got minus one. To have knowledge in a particular field is to know these veggies, though some say the word is a reference to a lexicographer, know these.
I just going to write one and oh, Grant, I don't know. I have no idea what is onions?
Grant? Grant?
Did I both? Just look at what I'm just going to say.
Two people are undefeated against Mandy so far, Yes, Grant and Wreck.
I got a lot of experience on this game.
Yes.
And you tell people once you do it more, you get.
Better at it, and you're gonna have five hundred. That's okay.
I tell people all the time. People think I win all the time. I'm like, I really don't.
We're not keeping track. We'll just listen. I'm just like pulling out wins, you know what. Keep up the good work doing that.