Clue one was a gentle lob right over the plate. Clue two came in and completely rocked our confidence. Caden, Christian, and Chad dig into Bank of Utah's second clue for the "Where's the Wallet" Cash Quest, and things get weird fast — is it about locomotives, automotives, or just plain old motives? Is Box Elder County still in play, or did we all fall for the misdirection the clue literally warned us about?

We revisit the Box Elder theory (sweet sap, unsettled territory, Promontory Point train ties), float a Weber County curveball, and yes, someone brings up Cache County purely because it lets us say "Cache my Cache Quest" out loud. Buckle up.

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In This Episode:

• Caden's 5-year-best solve streak gets a shoutout (thanks, dude)
• Six-legged vs. eight-legged, and Highway 8 vs. Highway 6
• "We're cashing up" — an instant classic, we don't make the rules
• Locomotive → automotive → literal motive, a philosophical journey
• Box Elder trees have sap you can tap, and now you know too
• The Cache County pitch that may or may not just be brand loyalty
• A Utah trivia bonus round, because five words really can be "Under the Banner of Heaven"