The Ultimate Pub Quiz

Failed Pub Quiz Show

Scott and Burke discussed the challenges they faced with their recent pub quiz show, which required 80 hours of preparation and was attended by only two people out of the 20 initially invited. Scott expressed frustration with the low turnout and decided that the Davis and Davis Show would not host another quiz show in the future. Despite Burke's interest in seeing the question list, Scott was not willing to set up the necessary equipment for that day.

Political Updates and Personal Insights

Scott Davis and Burke Davis discussed updates on various topics, including the Gaza Strip, Ukraine War, Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift's relationship, Adele's dating status, and the Beaver Moon. They also shared humorous remarks and discussed political issues, such as the impact of a government shutdown, illegal immigration, and the need for term limits for politicians. Scott expressed frustration with the political system and refused to vote for Ted Cruz due to past actions.

Political Term Limits and Salaries

Scott and Burke discussed their views on term limits for politicians, with both agreeing that 8-year limits would be appropriate. They also talked about the high salaries of politicians compared to the general public, with Scott suggesting that congressmen should be paid minimum wage. The conversation then shifted to a conspiracy theory about Tylenol and autism, which Burke found plausible but Scott was unsure about. Finally, they discussed the deaths of several celebrities, including Dick Cheney and actress Diane Ladd, none of whom were on their list.

Backup Singers and Plane Crashes

Scott and Burke discussed their experiences with Luigi's pizza and shared information about backup singer Dana Jean Godchaux, who worked with various artists including the Grateful Dead and Elvis Presley. They watched a documentary called "20 Feet From Stardom" about backup singers. Scott conducted a speed test for his internet connection, which showed slightly lower results due to a new Ethernet cable installation. They also discussed a fire at the MAPS Air Museum in Stark County and a recent UPS plane crash in Kentucky. Scott shared details about past DC-10 plane crashes, including the American Airlines Flight 191 crash in 1978 and the United Flight 232 crash in 1980.

Car Manufacturing and Shooting Incident

Scott and Burke discussed the recent shooting incident in Bath, Ohio, and its location near Summit Mall. They also talked about changes in car manufacturing, with Honda and Toyota still producing cars while other brands like GM and Chrysler have reduced or stopped car production. Scott mentioned that Buick now only makes SUVs, not cars, and they discussed the financial status of various car companies, noting that Honda and Toyota are profitable while GM and Stellantis are not.

GM's Manufacturing and Industry Shifts

Scott and Burke discussed the automotive industry, focusing on General Motors' manufacturing changes and the impact on various towns. They noted that SUVs are now being produced on truck lines, leading to economic shifts in regions like Texas. Scott mentioned that GM's Cadillac brand still produces some cars, but most of their lineup consists of SUVs. They also talked about Stellantis, a German-owned company that recently struck a deal to move manufacturing to Canada, sparking tensions with the U.S. over tariffs. Burke inquired about Stellantis and its connection to Chrysler, which Scott clarified is no longer an American-owned company.

Jeep Usage and NYC Election

Scott and Burke discussed the differences between American and German Jeep usage, with Scott emphasizing the American preference for off-roading and the desire for mechanical accessibility. They also talked about the cancellation of the TV show "Ridiculousness" and shared anecdotes about Chanel West Coast. The conversation then shifted to the 2026 New York City mayoral election, with Scott expressing interest in the potential relocation of the New York Stock Exchange due to the election's outcome. They debated potential new locations for the stock exchange, considering factors like trade centers and population support for employees.

City Relocation and Music Discussion

Burke and Scott discussed hypothetical city relocations, with Des Moines, Iowa emerging as a potential candidate due to its central location and existing infrastructure. They then engaged in a conversation about music, specifically discussing various songs by the Eagles and Steve Winwood, before briefly mentioning the need to plan for next year's shows with a potential format change.

Meeting Format and Pub Quiz

Scott and Burke discussed changes to their meeting format, with Scott planning to create a form to improve organization. They explored sharing screens and audio issues, eventually resolving them. Scott mentioned preparing for a pub quiz, noting it was the last show with guests.

Podcast Plans and Tech Troubles

Burke and Scott discussed sending a gift to Nick and considered creating a D&D show with him. They talked about technical issues with Scott's phone and computer, including problems with internet calendars and Dropbox. Burke shared a family crest design for a potential t-shirt, which they discussed and made minor adjustments to. Scott announced a new, gentler format for the Davis & Davis Show, promising a calming and professional podcast experience. They also briefly mentioned voting on the best of's for the show next year at the island.

Put-in-Bay Awards Show Categories

Scott and Burke discussed creating 10 categories for an awards show on Put-in-Bay Island, focusing on food, drinks, and entertainment. They agreed on categories including best food all around, best breakfast, best burger, best pizza, best signature drink, best bartender, best bar, best old-fashioned, best value restaurant, and best value bar. They also considered adding a category for best entertainment and discussed the need to explore new bars and restaurants for the awards.

Best of the Island Awards Finalized

Scott and Burke discussed and finalized categories for a Best of the Island awards program, including best food, burger, breakfast, pizza, drinks, bartender, bar, value restaurant, value bar, and entertainment. They agreed on 10 regular categories plus an overall "Best of the Island" award, which would be given to the most professional business on the island. They then conducted a test run for the 2025 awards, with Burke and Scott each selecting winners for several categories based on their experiences at local bars and restaurants. They agreed that Frosty's was the best for breakfast and the brewery had the best burger, with Scott awarding the brewery the burger category.

Island Bar Awards Discussion

Scott and Burke discussed their experiences with various bars and restaurants on the island, focusing on pizza, drinks, and bartender quality. They agreed on several awards, including Delaney for best specialty drinks, Michelina for best shot, and Joe's Bar for best value bar. For best bartender, they struggled to choose between several excellent candidates but ultimately gave the award to Delaney for her personal interaction and service. They also considered Red Moon as a strong contender for best bar due to its varied offerings.

Island Trip Bar Experiences

Burke and Scott discussed their favorite bars and experiences on an island trip, with Red Moon and the Roundhouse being highlighted for their entertainment and atmosphere. They agreed that the clam bake was the best overall experience of the weekend, followed by a trip to Middle Bass Island. They considered renting or chartering a boat to explore more of the island in the future.