{"ai_pass_count":3,"analysis_step_count":5,"confidence":0.9518776648726902,"created_at":"2026-08-03T03:17:19.016727+00:00","id":204670,"node_number":"683210","processing_time":2.767028331756592,"recent_steps":["crawler.extract_candidates","callsign.qrz_verify","callsign.llm_extract","callsign.regex_extract","transcription.whisper"],"recording_id":213412,"text":"doesn't mean you don't get a Nobel Prize these days. Passing it back, looking for a favor, buddy. W-2, Jealous. All right, well, thank you, John. I'll mention all of it. We'll take care of that here for you. It's in there. Allen was late to put hip to post this trivia. He didn't post it right away when he read the question. He got separated quite a bit, and we did not put a trivia marker in. So let's go ahead and re-read both of those trivia questions, and then when we get them reread, we'll get them re-posted. So we'll start with W-3, M-B-C, Mark. Would you read the primary question again, please? This is K3 M-B-C with tonight's main trivia. Joe Taylor, amateur radio call sign, K1-J-T, won the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physics."}