#347: Greetings From Santorini! w/ Betsy Sodaro & Marcy Jarreau

Summary

Hey Riddle Riddle Episode #347: "Greetings From Santorini!" Featuring Betsy Sodaro & Marcy Jarreau

Release Date: March 12, 2025

In this engaging episode of Hey Riddle Riddle, hosts Adal Rifai, Erin Keif, and John Patrick Coan welcome special guests Betsy Sodaro and Marcy Jarreau from the sister podcast A Funny Feeling. The episode seamlessly blends riddles, improvisational humor, and intriguing discussions about paranormal experiences, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Santorini. Below is a detailed summary capturing the key points, notable quotes, and thematic sections of the episode.

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1. Tattoo Antics and Creative Designs (00:56 - 03:50)

The episode kicks off with a lighthearted segment where Adal reveals a new tattoo he’s given to John Patrick Coan (JPC). The tattoo features a whimsical design of a possum driving a red convertible with a speech bubble. The trio humorously debates the placement and meaning of the tattoo, leading to Betsy's creative interpretation.

Notable Quotes:

• Adal Rifai [00:56]: "The doctor was the mother. He stood on a block of ice. Both of them were goldfish. He was the cannon of an airplane."
• Betsy Sedaro [02:00]: "It's a little higher. No, it is lower. Okay. It's speaking."

2. Introducing the Guests: Betsy Sodaro & Marcy Jarreau (03:50 - 05:56)

Adal introduces Betsy and Marcy, highlighting their roles in A Funny Feeling. The guests express their enthusiasm for being part of the Hey Riddle Riddle podcast, sharing playful banter about tattoos and their shared improvisational backgrounds.

Notable Quotes:

• Betsy Sedaro [03:15]: "For every year of life."
• Marcy Jarrow [04:24]: "Okay, so for every year of life."

3. Perspectives on Riddles and Puzzles (05:56 - 06:20)

The conversation shifts to the role of riddles and puzzles in their respective podcasts. Betsy and Marcy humorously downplay their proficiency with riddles, while expressing their enjoyment of engaging mental challenges like escape rooms and Sudoku.

Notable Quotes:

• Marcy Jarrow [05:07]: "I like Sudoku. I love Sudoku."
• Betsy Sedaro [06:09]: "Oh, yeah, we were going for eight years. I want to say seven years."

4. Diving into Ghosts and Paranormal Experiences (06:20 - 10:44)

Given that Betsy and Marcy are from A Funny Feeling, an episode focused on paranormal tales, the discussion naturally transitions to ghosts and haunted experiences. They explore common ghost sightings, cultural variations in ghost lore, and personal anecdotes related to the supernatural.

Notable Quotes:

• Unnamed Guest [06:50]: "We've had a lot of weird activity in the United States, too, because paranormal goes past ghosts."
• Marcy Jarrow [08:35]: "There's one story where somebody walked into their kitchen and there was a ghost doing dishes."

5. Hink Pinks: Rhyming Riddles Challenge (15:00 - 23:27)

The hosts introduce a segment of Hink Pinks, a playful riddle format where clues lead to rhyming two-word answers. Betsy leads the challenge with examples and engages the guests and hosts in solving various riddles.

Notable Quotes:

• Betsy Sedaro [14:28]: "Let's do some warm-up riddles. This will be fun."
• JPC [20:34]: "You did it. You got it."

Example Riddles:

• Clue: "Very smart undercover agents."
  • Answer: "Wise spies." (Timestamp [15:29])
• Clue: "A meat eater in the largest city in Maryland."
  • Answer: "Baltimore Carnivore." (Timestamp [20:07])

6. Improvisational Scenes Based on Riddle Answers (23:00 - 32:42)

Building on the Hink Pinks segment, the participants create improvised scenes inspired by the riddle answers. For instance, transforming "Wise spies" into a playful audition scenario for a new type of Spice Girl, complete with humorous character interactions and exaggerated scenarios.

Notable Scenes:

• "Wise Spies" Scene [16:00 - 19:56]: Adal, JPC, and Marcy act out an audition for a new Spice Girl, integrating humor about olfactory traits and unexpected twists.
• "A Person Who Eats Copious Amounts of Sheep Meat" Scene [22:04 - 28:19]: The group humorously debates the correct term, settling on "mutton glutton."

Notable Quotes:

• Marcy Jarrow [28:19]: "Mutton glutton."
• JPC [31:38]: "Or Macaulay Culkin doesn't. A lot of the things he does."

7. Astrology and Zodiac Sign Banter (42:00 - 61:06)

The conversation veers into astrology, with the hosts and guests discussing their zodiac signs, rising signs, and moon signs. This segment is filled with playful teasing and humorous misinterpretations of astrological concepts.

Notable Quotes:

• Betsy Sedaro [43:36]: "President John Adams, February, Venus, all shorts. They're all second. Second president, second month, second planet."
• Unnamed Guest [55:47]: "I'm a Sagittarius rising as well. And a Gemini moon."

8. Final Riddles and Creative Improvisation (61:00 - 69:51)

In the concluding segment, the team tackles more trio-based riddles, such as identifying commonalities between Mark Twain, Papermate, and Sharpie (answer: "pen names"). These riddles inspire further improvisational sketches, blending humor with quick-witted exchanges.

Notable Quotes:

• Betsy Sedaro [62:24]: "A person who eats copious amounts of sheep meat. I'll also say that we're saying this is also... chop."
• Marcy Jarrow [65:14]: "marriage to write a good Easter egg."

Improvised Scene Example:

• "Iceberg, Tongue, Waitress Tip" [62:00 - 66:08]: An exaggerated take on customer service, featuring a humorous misunderstanding leading to chaos in a fictional restaurant setting.

9. Promotions and Closing Remarks (66:00 - 69:51)

As the episode winds down, Betsy and Marcy promote their podcast A Funny Feeling, encouraging listeners to submit their own ghost stories and paranormal experiences. Adal also plugs his show Quality Time, highlighting upcoming themed events. The hosts conclude with lighthearted banter about the day’s activities and a final nod to the episode’s Santorini theme.

Notable Quotes:

• Marcy Jarrow [66:32]: "Ghosts and paranormal stuff will always be happening."
• Betsy Sedaro [67:15]: "And Aaron, close your eyes... you see around his neck there's a collar with a little medallion. What is that name, Aaron?"

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Conclusion

Episode #347 of Hey Riddle Riddle masterfully intertwines riddles, improvisational comedy, and paranormal discussions, all while featuring the dynamic chemistry between the hosts and their special guests, Betsy Sodaro and Marcy Jarreau. From creative tattoo designs to spirited riddle-solving and humorous improvisations, the episode offers a rich and entertaining experience for both regular listeners and newcomers alike.

Key Takeaways:

• Collaboration: The synergy between Hey Riddle Riddle and A Funny Feeling enriches the episode with diverse perspectives.
• Engagement: Interactive segments like Hink Pinks and improvised scenes keep listeners engaged and entertained.
• Humor: Playful banter and humorous storytelling are consistent throughout, highlighting the hosts' improvisational talents.

Whether you're a fan of riddles, improvisational comedy, or ghostly tales, this episode promises an enjoyable and thought-provoking listen.

Transcript

[Aaron]

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[Adol]

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[JPC]

The doctor was the mother. He stood on a block of ice. Both of them were goldfish. He was the cannon of an airplane.

[Marci Jarrow]

He stabbed him with an ice array and the horses made Friday.

[Aaron]

Adol. Adol. Check it out. I gave JPC a tattoo. Do you wanna see?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Whoa. Where's it at on his body? Here?

[Aaron]

Lower back.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Not there. Not there. Oh, there it is. Whoa.

[Aaron]

Jpc, show Adel the new tattoo I gave you.

[JPC]

Can I wake up?

[Aaron]

Oh, yeah, wake up.

[JPC]

Okay. Aaron told me to sleep while she did something, so I was sleeping.

[Aaron]

Look at it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Look at it.

[JPC]

Playing possum, huh?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Well, speaking of possum, it seems like this is sort of a. It's a possum driving a red convertible.

[Aaron]

With a. Oh, he had that tattoo before. But look at the possum.

[Marci Jarrow]

Speech bubble.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Oh, a little higher. No, it is lower. Okay. It's speaking.

[JPC]

Yeah, the possum whispering into the bottom of the car.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay? And it's saying, look down here. Okay. And there's an arrow that kind of disappears below your underwear there.

[Aaron]

And then the arrow points to.

[JPC]

What do you think? On my lower back, below the underwear, what do we think the arrow is pointing to?

[Betsy Sedaro]

What will that point to?

[Aaron]

It says, haver the riddle.

[JPC]

Oh, in my butt.

[Aaron]

In his butt. Right where his butt goes.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Just have to trust.

[Aaron]

Do you love it? Do you want one? Just turning my tattoo pen back on. You love it. You want one? Same spot. You love it. You want one. Same spot.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Aaron. I tattoo. Ink makes me. Tatoo. Ink makes me think of Star Wars. Tatooine. And tatooine is something.

[Aaron]

I feel like you're changing the subject.

[JPC]

Yeah. Oh, wait.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Two people just walked in Aaron's tattoo store. Aaron, I'm so sorry. I have to get off the t Table here. Please welcome our guests. Today we have Betsy Sedaro and Marci Jarrow.

[Aaron]

Hi.

[Marci Jarrow]

We want tattoos.

[Aaron]

Love it.

[Marci Jarrow]

I want a tattoo.

[JPC]

Aaron's really good at tattoos.

[Unnamed Guest]

I want a ring around my butthole.

[Aaron]

Another ring. Yes. Great.

[Marci Jarrow]

Another ring. Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

For every year of life.

[Aaron]

For every year of life.

[JPC]

If Saturn can have two, I can have two.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Marcy and Betsy, thank you so much for being here. From our sister podcast, A Funny Feeling on the Headgum Network. Yeah, I assume any. Any podcast on the Headgum Network is.

[Aaron]

A sibling or a cousin we're related to by blood. Yeah, for sure.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes, yes. We have to do that, you know, yearly ritual where we all swap blood.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yes.

[JPC]

See, we've never actually been to the Christmas party because we are in Chicago, but we've heard about the blood swap and it sounds awesome.

[Aaron]

I'm here in LA and I go, yeah. Jake and Amir are like, give us your blood. Give us your bl. And we're like, okay, but only because it's Christmas.

[Unnamed Guest]

They have their little things and we try to go along with them because they're the bosses.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Oh, yeah. I feel like weekly we get. There's like a company wide email that's like, should we. Should we change it to blood gum? It's like, I think head gum works.

[Marci Jarrow]

Still is great. Blood gum will throw people off for sure.

[Betsy Sedaro]

But if you do have blood gum, this is. We don't want to make fun of it. Please get tested for receiving.

[JPC]

If you haven't get tested, you always have to be confirming. You never know if it's gone away.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Marcy and Betsy, this is a legally a riddle podcast. How do the two of you feel about riddles? Puzzles, lateral thinking problems, even escape rooms, crosswords, etc.

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay, well, we're both pretty stupid, right, Betsy?

[Marci Jarrow]

Marcy, how dare you?

[Unnamed Guest]

She doesn't know she's dumb, so be nice.

[Marci Jarrow]

Marcy, what the fuck is this, man?

[Unnamed Guest]

For this, Betsy, we think and we're stupid. I will do an escape room, but I've never been much of, like, a game player, which is funny to do so much improv in my life.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, I like puzzles. I like jigsaw puzzles. I do like escape rooms. However, the first time I ever did one, it was with a very hardcore escape room dude. And for years I was turned off. And then I did it with nice people and I was like, oh, this is way more fun. I love Sudoku. I love Sudoku.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Marcy seemed really surprised by that.

[Aaron]

Yeah, we said we were here thinking stinky and dumb, but I. I might.

[Unnamed Guest]

Be the only dumb one in the podcast, then.

[Marci Jarrow]

Uh. Oh, yeah.

[Aaron]

Oh, no, I'm very dumb. And JPC over there. Jpc, tell him how dumb you are.

[JPC]

Big dump.

[Marci Jarrow]

That's a big dumb thumb, dude. Yeah, I like. I don't.

[Unnamed Guest]

Riddles.

[Marci Jarrow]

I'm a little like. I feel. Usually they're like. And the answer is this. I'm like, okay, all right. Like, kind of like that's most of our riddles.

[JPC]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

We've been going for eight years. I want to say seven years.

[Unnamed Guest]

Somewhere.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Somewhere in there.

[JPC]

Kidding me.

[Marci Jarrow]

What?

[Betsy Sedaro]

That can't be right. Is that right?

[Aaron]

And it's a lot of 20, 16. 18.

[JPC]

18.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

Same, right, Betsy?

[Marci Jarrow]

I think so, yeah.

[Unnamed Guest]

Whoa.

[Betsy Sedaro]

It is a lot of, like, egg cloud, shadow, echo.

[Aaron]

Yeah, same answers.

[Betsy Sedaro]

There's a lot of answers where you just go, like, okay, yeah, we were.

[Marci Jarrow]

Just kind of like, oh, yeah, right. Like, okay, I guess. Yeah, why not?

[JPC]

We've run out of riddles. I'm sure you've run out of ghosts, right? I'm sure it's like, no, it's not just the same six ghosts.

[Marci Jarrow]

No, there's billions of ghosts.

[Unnamed Guest]

I would say that, like, I guess.

[Marci Jarrow]

Trillions, because so many people, every time.

[Unnamed Guest]

Someone dies, there's a new ghost. And now that, like, we've had a lot of weird activity in the United States, too, because paranormal goes past ghosts. So, like, we've had, like, you know, people seeing orbs and, you know, drones and just upset.

[JPC]

Ghost podcast might be more longevity than riddle podcast.

[Betsy Sedaro]

So on a. On a funny feeling, you talk about people's experiences with ghosts. Is there, like, with. With the answers for riddles where shadow egg tend to be in the. In the upper echelon of, like, how many times it's repeated? Is there a type of ghost or a. A haunted experience that tends to pop.

[Aaron]

Up or a location. They show up a lot.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Or location.

[Marci Jarrow]

Stairwell, A stairwell.

[JPC]

Stairwell.

[Marci Jarrow]

Every stairwell.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. There's themes, for sure. There's a lot of themes. Like, a lot of, you know, ghosts are happening at night while people are going to sleep or waking up from sleep. And then there's the classic hat man, the shadow man wearing a big hat. People see that. Oh, my God. Yeah. And then depending on what part of the world there are different, like, you know, different cultures are kind of seeing similar things or having something that is just like, whoa, I've never heard of that here. So there are some patterns with it, for sure.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Do we think. Is there going to be a time where we get To a place where people start seeing ghosts. Because typically ghosts are seen in like a white dress or like a suit and a hat, like you said. Is there going to be a time where we hit ghosts being in like jean shorts and vans?

[Marci Jarrow]

It's already here. We're seeing that. We're seeing that.

[Unnamed Guest]

Dude, tell them about the kitchen ghost.

[Marci Jarrow]

There's one story I'm going to. Not I'm paraphrasing big time, but one story where somebody walked into their kitchen and there was a ghost doing dishes and the ghost turned around and was startled by them. Isn't that nuts?

[Betsy Sedaro]

But that's like the other side of the.

[Aaron]

That would hurt my feelings so much if a ghost was scared of me.

[Unnamed Guest]

What is interesting about it is the kitchen was decorated slightly differently. I forgot about that part. And the ghost. And it was like, oh. And it was a new construction. So, like, the person was like, I think I like the others. Spoiler. Like they think they were the ghosts because they were like, oh, that's not what my kitchen currently looks like. And this is a new build.

[Marci Jarrow]

Isn't that nuts?

[JPC]

That's why, Aaron, I can see with your kind of like general pallor, a ghost being kind of off put by running into you and then quickly, quickly being like, no, no, no. Why?

[Aaron]

Because I look like a Victorian corpse. Cause of my skin and my hair, my eyes and my whole vibe, in essence.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yes.

[JPC]

I guess I have to say yes. Right. Cause that's what.

[Aaron]

And I get that.

[JPC]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Lonnie.

[JPC]

Right.

[Marci Jarrow]

You are wearing a big old nasty wedding dress right now.

[Aaron]

Yeah. And it's blood stained because that's where I got stabbed by my husband on my wedding day.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Now what makes a wedding dress nasty? Let's.

[Marci Jarrow]

To me, a lot of. They're all kind of nasty to me. The idea of marriage, man. Nasty. No, you know, you know what I'm talking about that series recording behind a brick wall, so.

[JPC]

Or in front of a brick wall. It would be in front. You go to stand up clubs and.

[Marci Jarrow]

You can't stand up. I do it all from behind. I'm like, I do not want the audience to see me. I will stand behind this brick wall.

[Aaron]

The bride ghost is such a common one. I grew up in New England and our like, sleepover spooky story was everyone was always like, my cousin's brother's other cousin was driving down the streets in Massachusetts and a bloody bride came out of the woods across the street. Like, that's. I feel like a common one.

[Marci Jarrow]

Good.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. Jilted. Jilted.

[Marci Jarrow]

Jilted lovers. Big old ghosts.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Big, big time.

[JPC]

Popular ghosts are people killing them when they're on their wedding day. I guess if it's like a. It's like a money thing, you think the wedding day is gonna be the happy day, right?

[Unnamed Guest]

Have you never watched Dateline? That is when men are killing. Men are killing as soon as they have any responsibility and pressure. I don't know why you got. You got. You two talk amongst your. Come back with an answer. But like, honeymoons are.

[Marci Jarrow]

Honeymoon.

[JPC]

They are honeymoon.

[Aaron]

Cruises. On honeymoons. On cruises.

[JPC]

Honeymoons I see. Honeymoons I get. But the wedding day, I mean, like, Adol and I are both married. We had like a wedding day. It's also like, you're pretty exhausted after that thing too. It's. It's hard. It's hard to imagine, like, doing anything.

[Aaron]

Is that what stopped you on your wedding day? You were tuckered out?

[JPC]

That's the only thing that stopped me. I mean, I have also, like, my feelings stopped me, but it's one of the things that stopped me.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah.

[Unnamed Guest]

I will say you're saying not all men. Okay, okay, all right, all right.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Not all jilted dead brides. But I'll say the day of my wedding, that night I was like, this ring is so uncomfortable. I'm not used to wearing a ring. I was like, I could just kill her right now.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And I didn't. So I think I feel like just wearing a ring when you have it, your whole life just feels off. Right.

[Aaron]

And also we went. We would be bold at your wedding. Adult. So you are real sleepy by the end there.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Real sleepy.

[JPC]

There's naps for a wedding.

[Unnamed Guest]

Fun.

[JPC]

That's seven lives.

[Unnamed Guest]

I do think when they're killing on weddings, it's mostly maybe people backing out of weddings or like, that kind of thing. And then there's a lot of high emotions around it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

So it's like that Juliet, that horror film with Julia Roberts where she doesn't want to get married and so she kills the groom.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, yeah.

[Aaron]

Broadway Bride is about it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Jilted Bride.

[JPC]

I think you maybe have only seen a trailer for that movie, Adol, which isn't to say you're wrong. It's just to say you've only seen the trailer.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Every movie is about 90 to 120 seconds, right? Yeah, because I've seen millions of movies.

[Marci Jarrow]

I go. And then I leave the AMC theater as soon as Nicole Kidman starts talking.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I watch five to six. I watch five to six Movies.

[Marci Jarrow]

That's it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And it's about eight minutes in the.

[JPC]

Valley and like two Subaru commercials now because they're just doing regular ass commercials at movies now, which is insane.

[Unnamed Guest]

And they got us, right, Betsy? We both got Subarus.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Oh, wow.

[Unnamed Guest]

Because of that commercial, we got Coca Colas and Subaru.

[Marci Jarrow]

Subaru.

[Aaron]

I do think one time I saw you at a distance at an AMC in Los Angeles maybe like a year ago.

[Unnamed Guest]

What?

[Aaron]

I don't know the movie, but I think it was at the Burbank one. I don't know, frequented that.

[Marci Jarrow]

Man 1.

[Aaron]

Yeah, yeah, I think I saw you walking in.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes.

[Unnamed Guest]

You happen to see Marilyn Manson at that same theater? Because if so, I was also there. Remember when Marilyn Manson was there, we.

[Marci Jarrow]

Were going to see a movie.

[Aaron]

He see.

[Marci Jarrow]

What did he go and see? I feel we knew what he saw.

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't know what he saw, but my friend Chelsea saw what kind of soda mix he got, which was like a Diet Coke with cherry and vanilla.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Wow, Classic Manson.

[JPC]

I knew that guy was a fucking disgusting dude. But this confirms it. This is the thing that confirms it.

[Aaron]

This is the straw.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Well, let's get into those sort of. We accidentally did sort of a funny feeling mini episode where you were our guests. We hosted your podcast.

[Aaron]

Yeah, it was way more fun than riddles. God damn it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

You pose us some riddles. No, we'll give you some. Let's do some warm up riddles. This will be. Let's start with some hink pinks. Now a hink pink is going to be a riddle where you get some clues. And the answer is going to be two words that rhyme with each other. Oh, if that makes sense. Okay, so for example, sake, if we said a just and equitable grizzly, that would be a fair bear.

[Marci Jarrow]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay.

[JPC]

Yep.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay, so the clue will lead to a rhyming two word answer.

[Marci Jarrow]

Does that make sense?

[JPC]

Yes, that makes sense to me.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Cool. Let's try a very smart undercover agents. Very smart undercover agents.

[Unnamed Guest]

Sly spy.

[Aaron]

Ooh.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I mean, that works. That is fantastic.

[Marci Jarrow]

Marsie.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I have a different word here, but spy is part of it. But it's plural. So it is spies.

[JPC]

Oh, it's okay.

[Aaron]

Wise spies.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Wise spies is what they have here. But sly spy works just as well. So I do want to give you credit for this.

[Aaron]

I would like to see a seed.

[JPC]

What's the clue? Did the clue say multiple spies? Didn't it just say an undercover agent?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah, very smart undercover agents.

[Marci Jarrow]

Agents, agents, agents.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I maybe didn't hit that S. I'd.

[Aaron]

Like to see a scene. Jpc, Adol and Marcie, you are the Spice Girls. And, Betsy, you're coming in, pitching yourself as a new kind of Spice Girl to the group.

[Marci Jarrow]

Okay.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I just feel like we should end all our songs with Ziggy Zig. Ah. Like, it just feels like if we say it enough, it's like a catchphrase.

[Unnamed Guest]

I hate having this conversation every week.

[Marci Jarrow]

Hello. Put your clothes on. I'll keep them off. I don't mind.

[Unnamed Guest]

We're in various states of undress.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Oh, thank you for the resume. Your name and where you're from, please.

[Marci Jarrow]

My name is Bethany and I'm from England, and I would love.

[JPC]

Same. Same, same, same.

[Unnamed Guest]

Not Bethany, though. Name's Jerry.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, yes. Yes. Nice to meet. Meet y'all. Nice to meet y'all. So I was hoping that I could become one of you Spice Girls.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay.

[JPC]

Well, I mean, that's the whole point of these auditions because of. Because of the horrible accident, which we won't talk about where we lost. What would it be? 40% of the group. RIP Victoria. And who else do we think is the bus driver? And bus driver.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, that bus driver was a very good singer.

[JPC]

Yes. Drive Spice.

[Unnamed Guest]

We use on the bus.

[JPC]

Go round and round.

[Unnamed Guest]

Round.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Ziggy Zig.

[Unnamed Guest]

Ah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Really good. I really think I will be beneficial to the Spice Girls because Look at. Look at me move my legs.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, looks like a windmill.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay. Wow.

[Marci Jarrow]

Have you ever seen that?

[JPC]

I've never seen someone do that while standing up.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes.

[Unnamed Guest]

Also, I hate to ask, did I. It's like when you go to Soarin at California Adventure at Disney. I smell. I smell.

[JPC]

I smelled it, too.

[Marci Jarrow]

You have different oranges.

[Unnamed Guest]

I smelled oranges and fir trees. Yes. Conifers.

[JPC]

If I'm being quite honest, it didn't feel intentional. It felt like maybe that was something that. Or that was.

[Marci Jarrow]

Or what? You think I farted while I did it and you think my farts smell like fir trees and oranges? Well, you're correct. I'm farting spice. You gotta let me in.

[JPC]

Can you guarantee they're all going to have that kind of conifer, delightful potpourri aroma or.

[Marci Jarrow]

Well, it depends.

[JPC]

Potpourri.

[Marci Jarrow]

I ate potpourri. It depends on what I eat. Eat. But I can, like, even if I drink Mountain Dew. You will smell Mountain Dew when I windmill my.

[JPC]

Oh, it's like a Wonder Woman.

[Unnamed Guest]

I love that.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah. May I be in the Spice Girls?

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay. Well, it's not only. It's not only dancing, though. And. And. And what would you call that not oral, but olfactory. Olfactory, yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Can I just say, the Spice Girls. Not all oral.

[JPC]

No, it's not all oral, to be quite honest. The olfactory, it's only really gonna come up at, like, certain concerts and in, like, the front row, I would say mostly for us.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. But, I mean, there's a little bit singing, not we don't have to be great at it, but a little bit of it.

[Marci Jarrow]

If you want to be my lover Whoa.

[Unnamed Guest]

Shit. Wow. That is blowing, dude.

[Aaron]

Seed. I always beg to be Farty Spice at the playground when we play Spice Girls. Everyone would always fight to be her Farty Farty.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I just love this small push of if you want to be my lover.

[Aaron]

Isn't it so funny that Party Spice is married to David Beckham now? Crazy.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah. She broke him up. That's so wild.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Here we go. Another hink pink. A meat eater in the largest city in Maryland. A meat eater in the largest city.

[Marci Jarrow]

Carnivore. Baltimore.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah, it's a Baltimore Carnivore, but yeah, yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Baltimore Carnivore, which is a. Wow, Is.

[Betsy Sedaro]

That a slant rhyme? Baltimore Carnivore. I guess it's a full album.

[JPC]

Baltimore Carnivore.

[Betsy Sedaro]

It's just the whole. Words don't rhyme. Just the last four letters, but still works.

[JPC]

Do your names rhyme? Does Sadaro and Jaro rhyme? That's a rhyme, right?

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, it's a close. It's close.

[JPC]

Yeah, it's close. It's like Carnivore in Baltimore.

[Unnamed Guest]

She has more syllables, but. Yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[JPC]

Oh, damn it.

[Unnamed Guest]

You didn't believe me. You didn't believe me.

[JPC]

I did the gen test.

[Aaron]

Yeah.

[JPC]

I thought I could get Betsy's last name in two. I was like, surely I could get that name in two.

[Marci Jarrow]

Sor.

[JPC]

I mean, we're talking about six letters. I can't do six letters at two syllables.

[Unnamed Guest]

It's interesting because I do have a lot more letters in my name than she has.

[Marci Jarrow]

French for you.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's that French stuff.

[Marci Jarrow]

There's like a billion letters, and then they go like, bleh. And you're like, no, there's no way you just said all that.

[Unnamed Guest]

No, they're like, no, no, no, no, no. You don't pronounce them all. There's a secret to when you pronounce them, and we're not telling you.

[Marci Jarrow]

We'll never tell you. You're like, okay.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I'm like, these eight letters say Jacques.

[Aaron]

Yes, I. For a second.

[Marci Jarrow]

No way.

[Betsy Sedaro]

How about a very weighty. Very weighty Impala or Camaro very weighty. Impala or Camaro very weighty.

[JPC]

Oh, heavy Chevy.

[Aaron]

That's a heavy Chevy.

[Marci Jarrow]

Nice heavy Chevy.

[JPC]

I know car brands. It's the one thing I know.

[Betsy Sedaro]

How about a between meal treat for a Himalayan ox?

[Unnamed Guest]

Yak snack.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yak snack.

[JPC]

Wow.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Do you guys ever have yak backs?

[Unnamed Guest]

What?

[Betsy Sedaro]

I might be the oldest one in this. In this recording, but I do remember.

[JPC]

A yak back Home Alone.

[Marci Jarrow]

Are you talking to it?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah. So you talk into it and then press a button and it plays it back. It plays back whatever you do or say.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

There's some amount of effects going on.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yak back.

[JPC]

Does he use that at Home Alone? Is. Is Macaulay Culkin doesn't. A lot of the things he does. A talk boy.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah. I didn't. I didn't have the money for it.

[Marci Jarrow]

I know. I wanted one so bad. And my parents were like, no way. We can't afford.

[Betsy Sedaro]

We didn't all grow up with seven or eight brothers and sisters and yearly trips to Paris that one of us were left behind with in the biggest house in the biggest house in the suburbs of Illinois. How about a person who eats copious amounts of sheep meat?

[Marci Jarrow]

Sheep meat. A person who eats copious amounts of sheep meat. And. And that's it. That's the question.

[JPC]

That's going to be a normal man.

[Aaron]

I want a sound bite of you saying that. But that I can play on the show after every riddle. And that's it. That's the question.

[Marci Jarrow]

And we're okay.

[JPC]

Called a thing a pew. Ew.

[Marci Jarrow]

A pew Ew.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I mean, that's. That rules.

[Marci Jarrow]

Guy named Spirit who likes to eat meat.

[JPC]

He likes to eat cheap meat.

[Marci Jarrow]

Cheap mints.

[Betsy Sedaro]

No, I believe this is a term for, like older sheep.

[JPC]

Like, is haggis. Isn't haggis sheep? Or that's stomach.

[Betsy Sedaro]

That's like.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, that's like stomach.

[JPC]

Yeah. I'll take my answer offline.

[Aaron]

Marcy's face was just.

[Unnamed Guest]

I can't wait to hear what this is. I can't wait. I'm already mad. Let's do it. What is it?

[Aaron]

Welcome to. Hey, Riddle. Riddle. This is. How many minutes in are we? 27 minutes. I love it. That's about the time everyone gets mad.

[JPC]

I do want to see a scene. Adel, you're going to be playing a butcher. We're all going to be various customers who keep coming up to the butcher counter at the grocery store or whatever. And all you have today is sheep meat. And you're trying to spin it based on what People request.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Great. And JPC sidebar. Do you want me to do it like butcher from the boys? You know that guy who's like, oh, oh, yeah.

[JPC]

I want you to feel free to be Australian and whatever slurs that they can say, feel free to say them just as they're normal as well.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I'll just play. I'll play a ring alert.

[JPC]

That's what he was fishing for.

[Aaron]

That sounds too fun.

[JPC]

Excuse me, I will take a half pound of the 80. 20 Chuck.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay. Did you. Sorry. Did you grab a number?

[JPC]

Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. You called 47. I'm. I'm 47.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay. Yeah, just. You just have to hand me.

[Unnamed Guest]

Did you call 46? My kids are so hungry. Did you call number 46? My kids are in the car. It's so hot and the windows are.

[Marci Jarrow]

Take them out of the car, lady.

[Unnamed Guest]

I. No, I got. I just said it was going to be real quick, but there's. There's 40 people in this shop and I. I just need. I need.

[JPC]

I didn't hear 46. But you. You go ahead of me because I'm 47. So if. If you want to go ahead. That.

[Aaron]

No, no, no, no. That will be Anna.

[JPC]

She said she had kids in the car. I mean, come on.

[Aaron]

We all have kids in the car.

[Unnamed Guest]

All our kids in the car.

[Marci Jarrow]

We left our. I think we should take them out. But I followed everybody else. I was like, oh, all their kids are in the car fight. And I'll put them in the car and put the heat on.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Everyone, please, please. I have kids in the car of my own. Let's get through this. Okay, I did call 46. That was about five minutes ago.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh my God. I was. I was on my phone. I can't open any of my apps.

[JPC]

Well, let's not.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I'll take care of 47 and then we'll go to 46. Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

Well, okay, I guess you're doing a countdown.

[Betsy Sedaro]

You know what? You're right. We're gonna go from 46 back down to 1. If you're 48 or above, just know you're gonna be here for a minute.

[Aaron]

Oh wah boo.

[Marci Jarrow]

Hess, come on.

[Unnamed Guest]

Kiss your kids goodbye.

[JPC]

I gotta stop coming at this grocery store.

[Aaron]

You know, I'm just shoves everyone out of the way. I'm just gonna go. Can I have two lobster tails and eight oysters, please?

[Betsy Sedaro]

I have to respect someone who knows what they want. So let's see here. Two lobster tails and. Okay, that'll be $138.

[Aaron]

Wait, what did you just Put down on the counter, though, two lobster tails.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And I grabbed. I went into the seafood case and I grabbed a handful of something.

[Unnamed Guest]

No, no, no, that's ground. I see that. That's ground.

[Marci Jarrow]

I've never seen a.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Well, hold on. This is. Yes, it is ground beef, but this is from a cow that walked into the ocean. So this is technically seafood. This is still under law.

[JPC]

Part of that's beef.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah, it's beef.

[JPC]

What do you think beef is?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Beef is anything with four legs that you find in the ocean.

[Marci Jarrow]

Find in the ocean. Four legs.

[Aaron]

This happened last year. This happened last year where all you gave us with sheep meat. We're not falling for it again. I want my oysters and I want my lobster.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

And it's very hot. So you got.

[Aaron]

You.

[Unnamed Guest]

You got to make sure you refrigerate that.

[JPC]

Attention safe park shoppers. There are 100 Subarus in the parking lot full of children.

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay, we knew that. What was that announcement telling us?

[Marci Jarrow]

Just stuff we know.

[Unnamed Guest]

Seed, seed, seed.

[Betsy Sedaro]

So a person who eats copious amounts of sheep meat. I'll also say that we're saying this is also. This isn't in reference to any butchery. I don't believe. But this is also called blank chops.

[Marci Jarrow]

Chops.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Blank chops is a term that's usually, I think, relegated for facial hair.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, mutton.

[JPC]

Mutton.

[Marci Jarrow]

So a person who has a sheep is a glutton. Mutton. Mutton. Glutton.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's not gonna play in America.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, that was too British.

[JPC]

Has anyone had mutton before? Have you?

[Marci Jarrow]

Anyone eaten mutton? I want to say probably at some point of just like older sheep. I've had lamb. A bunch.

[JPC]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

A bunch.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah. Anytime. Anytime. You go to Greece, you eat a lot of lamb, and it's delicious. I know they're cute, but they also taste really.

[Unnamed Guest]

Hey, guess what? So are all the other animals.

[Marci Jarrow]

So is everything else I eat really cute?

[JPC]

Yeah, hell, I think a Greek person's cute, and I'd eat one if I was hungry.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, hell yeah, dude.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Hell, yeah. I do want to see a scene.

[JPC]

Who's a Greek person?

[Marci Jarrow]

I guess just Jason Monogapian.

[JPC]

Manu. We did Manu on the show.

[Aaron]

Yeah, sweet, sweetie.

[Unnamed Guest]

Olympia Dukakis, anyone? The entire cast of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, except for John Corbett, I.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Have to assume by proxy. Michael Dukakis related.

[Aaron]

Probably grand proxy, this one.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I do want to see a scene. Betsy, you are yourself. You're on vacation in Greece, let's say Santorini, Just to give you a nice mental image of all those beautiful blue roofs. So you're in Santorini on vacation. Aaron, you are a. You're a lamb who's also on vacation. And the two of you happen to sort of sit next to each other on a bench and there's sort of an awkward moment where Betsy is getting a little hungry.

[Aaron]

Wow.

[Marci Jarrow]

This sunset.

[Aaron]

Do you mind if I just scooch in next to you?

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah. I've got to look at this sunset. Like, it's so cool how this whole island plans around the sunset their whole day, you know?

[Aaron]

It's incredible. I love traveling. I love it. It's a passion of mine.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, same.

[Aaron]

You're all landing. It smells amazing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm here with my husband. We're doing a first year anniversary thing.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, congrats.

[Aaron]

Thank you so much.

[Marci Jarrow]

Congrats.

[Aaron]

You were eating something and it's smells divine. I'm so sorry to bother you. What is that? It smells incredible.

[Marci Jarrow]

A gyro. We like Taziki and french fries.

[Aaron]

And onions, tomatoes and what's the protein in that? Because I could.

[Marci Jarrow]

I am.

[Aaron]

Smells familiar too. I don't know why. It reminds me of my husband.

[Marci Jarrow]

Sorry, it reminds you of your husband?

[Aaron]

Yeah, the smell of it. I don't know why. It's just evoking.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, my God. Get out. You know, I. Okay, it's. It's lamb in here. It's your. It's you.

[Aaron]

Ha ha, ha ha. That's very funny. What is that? Is that beef or.

[Marci Jarrow]

No, it's lamb. You can get beef gyros, but I feel when you're in Greece, you gotta go for the lamb.

[Aaron]

What?

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[Aaron]

Oh, my God.

[Marci Jarrow]

I think that smells like your husband. I don't know if I'm eating your husband. Where's your husband?

[Aaron]

I don't know. He wandered off this morning and I haven't seen him.

[Unnamed Guest]

Help. Someone took my leg.

[Aaron]

Oh, my God. My husband.

[Marci Jarrow]

That crazy woman cut my leg off.

[Aaron]

Hey, lady, where's your husband? Cause I'm gonna eat his legs.

[Marci Jarrow]

I don't have a husband. Been. He fell out. Cruise boat on our honeymoon. Fell off.

[Unnamed Guest]

A murderous feminist kill took my leg.

[Aaron]

Oh, my God. You know what, lady? I'm going to find something you care about and I'm going to eat it.

[Marci Jarrow]

Okay? Okay. Yeah, I'll. Oh, you know what I care about? I care about poop. Go eat that.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's not true.

[Aaron]

Damn it.

[Unnamed Guest]

I saw her chasing Pokemon Go.

[Aaron]

All those big Pokemon.

[Marci Jarrow]

Eat my Pokemon Goes. Don't you dare go near those.

[Aaron]

I could go down there and save my husband, or what's left of him. But instead, I'm gonna. I'm gonna. I'm go for revenge.

[Unnamed Guest]

Don't you dare seek vengeance, baby.

[Aaron]

And I will. And I will.

[Marci Jarrow]

I'm gonna eat the rest of your husband. I'm gonna eat the rest of your husband. I'm gonna put him on a spit, and I'm gonna roast him over fire, and he's gonna be delicious. I'm gonna feed all of Santorini.

[Aaron]

You're a monster.

[Marci Jarrow]

No, you're the monster. Trying to get my Pokemon Go creatures to eat.

[Aaron]

SCENE.

[Marci Jarrow]

One time when I was in Santorini, she killed someone. We were, like, wandering around, and the sun was setting, and it's just, like, unbelievable. It's the most beautiful place in the world. And there was this great big husky sitting on a wall looking out at the sunset with the biggest dog boner.

[Aaron]

What?

[Marci Jarrow]

It was so funny. The dog was so happy just sitting on a wall watching the sunset. I was like, this is Greece, man. This is even. The dogs are just, like, getting big old boners for the sunset. It was incredible.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Wait. Dog boner. Donor. Donor kebab. Oh, no. I think I've eaten dog cock.

[JPC]

All right, let's take a little break. We need a reset. We're gonna take an ad break.

[Aaron]

Oh, we need a reset. That felt like the perfect energy.

[JPC]

Yeah, we could barrel through, but it's time for ads anyway. Hey, everyone. Today I want to talk to you about Found. As a fellow small business owner, I really relate to the struggle of managing your finances while also trying to grow your business. After all, who's got time to eat a thousand locusts? Or eat 2,000 locusts?

[Aaron]

Uh. Oh, no, that might not be the right amount of locusts.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Thank you, Katharine Hepbard.

[Aaron]

That might not be the right amount of locusts.

[JPC]

Hey, Aaron, can I talk to you for a second?

[Aaron]

Yeah. What's up?

[JPC]

I said before we recorded this ad that I wanted to be the guy that did the funny thing in this ad. Okay. And then you came on with a brand new super funny character.

[Aaron]

I got that.

[JPC]

Snake throat.

[Aaron]

I got it. I got it. I got it. I won't do snake throat. I'll save snake throat for a different ad. Fine.

[JPC]

Okay. I'm gonna continue with the copy. Okay.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay, great.

[JPC]

And please don't do snake throat.

[Aaron]

Okay.

[JPC]

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[Marci Jarrow]

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[Aaron]

About how I handle my money.

[Marci Jarrow]

It's such a headache having a business. I don't want to have to be stressed about it all the time.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Thanks. Snake mouth. Snake throat. Stay out of it.

[Aaron]

It's both.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Huh?

[JPC]

Wait. Now. Now it seems okay. I can see that nobody's on my side here, so I'm just going to make like a tree and root out the problem. You're both outta here.

[Betsy Sedaro]

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[JPC]

He's gone.

[Marci Jarrow]

That's found.comf o u n d.comriddle okay.

[JPC]

I was supposed to do this whole thing about how I use the business to buy a bunch of locusts because I eat locusts. But I guess we're just not doing that thing because we got Steak Mouth and the tree gu. Open a Found account for [e-mail] Riddle.

[Aaron]

Sorry, jpc sorry man, but it's really fun to drive you insane.

[JPC]

Yeah.

[H]

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[Aaron]

What?

[JPC]

Tell me. Do not not tell me.

[H]

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[JPC]

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[H]

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[JPC]

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[Aaron]

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[H]

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[JPC]

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[Aaron]

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[JPC]

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[H]

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[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay Betsy, thank you so much for signing this contract. This legally allows us to sell merch with a beautiful husky watching a sunset with a giant dog boner.

[Marci Jarrow]

Big old dog boner dude, big old dog boner.

[JPC]

And it says, greetings from Santorini.

[Aaron]

Yes.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes.

[Aaron]

Honestly, that should be the image for the tourism board of Santorini. Because that truly made me be like, I think I should check it out.

[Marci Jarrow]

It was like I went. I was there with mono and our friend Jessica. And we still talk. Like, we're always like, remember that dog sitting on the wall enjoying the sunset so much?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Now, do we think it was a situation of, like, the dog just had dog sex and then it was, you know, it was relaxing and it just went to watch the sunset before it fell asleep? Or was it like a thing of, like, the sunset gave the dog a bone?

[Marci Jarrow]

I don't know.

[Unnamed Guest]

We gotta know the refractory period for a husky, I guess, to figure who.

[Aaron]

Wants to curse their computer forever by Googling that? Who's gonna fall on that sword?

[JPC]

Husky refractory beard.

[Unnamed Guest]

How long to take a husky to be ready to go again?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Grease boner. Okay, a lot of photoshopped Travolta here.

[JPC]

I have a breeding husky who seems like it's not breeding as much as I would like. There's gotta be some dog breeders out there that know the answer to that question. Here's the thing.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, yeah.

[JPC]

If you have the answer, keep it to yourself.

[Unnamed Guest]

Don't give it those dogs little blue pills sticking in a piece of cheese.

[JPC]

I'm sure those sickos. Let them do it if they want it. Don't make them do it. Yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Come on, man.

[JPC]

They'll make more huskies when it's time for them to make more huskies. Not for your profit margins.

[Marci Jarrow]

Whoa. Yeah. Let them have it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Disgusting big dog breeder.

[JPC]

Boo.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Someone had to say it. Let's get into some more riddles here. These are going to be trios. So I'm going to give you three items, and you're going to have to tell me what they all have in common.

[JPC]

Oh, love it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

So, for example, I'll give you sort of an easy one and then a medium one. Raspberry red, lemony yellow, and orangey orange are all colors or flavors in Froot Loops.

[Marci Jarrow]

Okay.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Or slightly harder.

[JPC]

I think I would have gotten that one slightly harder.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Rubies, diamonds, and Bugs Bunny all have carrots.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, okay.

[Marci Jarrow]

Okay.

[Betsy Sedaro]

So the three items have. In the Venn diagram, they share one commonality, and that's what we have to figure out.

[Unnamed Guest]

I do not have high hopes for myself.

[Marci Jarrow]

Me neither, man.

[Unnamed Guest]

Good.

[Aaron]

Thank you for your honesty.

[JPC]

This kind of feels like the New York Times Connection Connections game.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes. Which I feel a lot of times when I Play that. The answer will pop up. And I'm like, oh, okay. What? Like, so I get mad at that.

[Unnamed Guest]

One invented by a man named Jason.

[Marci Jarrow]

What? Come on.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I desperately want someone to, like, retroactively make that connection. Things invented by a man named Jason. Here's the first one. We have President John Adams.

[Marci Jarrow]

Uh, oh, okay. Already.

[Betsy Sedaro]

February.

[Aaron]

I also want a clip of Betsy saying, uh, oh, that I can hit. I want a whole soundboard that's in our place.

[Unnamed Guest]

This can happen very. You got it. Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

The Sedaro soundboard.

[JPC]

Don't tell Erin that. She can do that. It would be too much power.

[Betsy Sedaro]

President John Adams, February. And the planet Venus. John Adams, February, Venus, all shorts.

[Marci Jarrow]

I know this.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Uh.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, they're the second.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yes. They're all second. Second president, second month, second planet.

[Aaron]

I'd like to see a scene. Marcy, you are George Washington, and, Betsy, you are John Adams, and you, like, really look up to him, and you're really looking forward to being the second president after him.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, George. George, I'm so excited.

[Unnamed Guest]

Well, congratulations. Congratulations. You won. I forget how I was. Became president. I don't know.

[Marci Jarrow]

I think you kind of just was like, I'm gonna do it well, but.

[Unnamed Guest]

But not like a king, though. Not like a king. But anyway, you're gonna. You're gonna love it. You're gonna love America. Here's the thing about America. It will always remain perfect. Everything will be good, and the people will be happy. And so I. I trust that you will. That you will be a wonderful president for this country.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, thank you. Now, do I get to wear your wig?

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, well, sure. Do you want to write right now?

[Marci Jarrow]

I mean, I am now the president, so.

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay, well, this is rather embarrassing.

[Marci Jarrow]

Give me your.

[Unnamed Guest]

Here you go.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, my God. Look at your head.

[Unnamed Guest]

I know, I know. It's bad, it's bad, it's bad, it's bad.

[Marci Jarrow]

If the Americans knew your head looked like that, you would have never taken. Ouch, ouch, ouch.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yes. I'm pinching you. I'm pinching you so hard. Don't you tell anyone about my head.

[Marci Jarrow]

I will not. I will not. But of course, I shall take your head with me to the grave.

[Unnamed Guest]

Well, look at you.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes.

[Unnamed Guest]

Look. That looks wonderful on you.

[Marci Jarrow]

Do I look like the president now?

[Unnamed Guest]

Of course you do. I. You look very handsome. Are you. Are you.

[Marci Jarrow]

No Tearing.

[Unnamed Guest]

What?

[Marci Jarrow]

Are you tearing up? No.

[Unnamed Guest]

You're not a better president than me.

[Marci Jarrow]

Everyone.

[Unnamed Guest]

Not everyone's gonna forget about me, aren't they? They're gonna only remember you. You'll be the one that's very famous.

[Marci Jarrow]

Come here. Come here, baby. Join yg.

[Unnamed Guest]

Come here.

[Marci Jarrow]

Let it out. Let it out, baby. Let it out, baby. You were a good president. You were the first one.

[Unnamed Guest]

Uppie. Upy.

[Marci Jarrow]

Up.

[JPC]

Okay.

[Marci Jarrow]

Let me pick you up. Let me pick you up. Here, here, here. Let me. Yeah. Rest on my chest. Rest on my chest. Are you hungry?

[Unnamed Guest]

What do you mean? What do you mean?

[Marci Jarrow]

Seed.

[Aaron]

Adult. Give him 40 more minutes.

[Unnamed Guest]

Georgie wants ninny.

[JPC]

I also. I also just love. I love John Adams getting on Washington for what his hair looked like. Because every picture or portrait of John Adams, I've been like, damn, that guy really went for that haircut. It's like. It's like he's got, like, the. He's got like, the. The bald horseshoe, but just, like, long hair out of that. It looks insane.

[Aaron]

I feel like you could pull that off, by the way.

[JPC]

Yeah, I think that I could. I think that, like, if you see someone in, like, Modern Times with a haircut that looks like that, you're like, hell, yeah. You're really good. I was recently watching some James Bond movies, and there's, like, one James Bond movie, like, old. The 60s ones with Sean Connery. And there's one James Bond movie where he's meeting with some, like, dignitary. And the guy has. He's, like, obviously balding, but he's got hair on the sides. And he has three little, like, hair spikes that are, like, pushed back on his head. And I'm like, that's the look. That's a guy who's like, I've lost my hair. I have. Have Homer Simpson hair.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah.

[JPC]

And I'm. I'm owning it. Like, I'm just. I'm still in charge of England. It's still. I'm still the boss. Like, what do you want? I've had. People don't do that anymore nowadays. People are just like, yeah, get rid of it.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, just go. Just shave it all off.

[JPC]

You gotta give props to John Adams for just, like, sticking with it.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah. I mean, no, I have hair. I'm telling you. Look at it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I do want, like, a. Just like a ornate framed portrait of. What was it? John Adams breastfeeding George Washington.

[Aaron]

It's got this.

[Unnamed Guest]

It's actually beautiful.

[Aaron]

It's a really beautiful thing.

[Betsy Sedaro]

It's a beautiful thing.

[Aaron]

It's a natural part of life. Adol. It's not sunny. It's real beautiful.

[JPC]

And you point to and you're like. It's a metaphor. And people are like, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh yes.

[JPC]

Oh, oh yeah, yeah. Oh, cause oh, yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

The teat is economy. Suckle from the teat of economy.

[JPC]

Wild swing on. The teat is economy.

[Marci Jarrow]

The teat is economy.

[Aaron]

There is a 20 year old guy in an English college class right now saying that with full confidence.

[Betsy Sedaro]

If I ever sort of tune out for a little bit during a conversation, usually my way to sort of find my way back in is to say the teat of economy. Here's another one. Here's three items. Tell me what they have in common. Nestle Quick. Nestle Quick. Trix cereal and Energizer batteries.

[Unnamed Guest]

Rabbits.

[Marci Jarrow]

Rabbits, dude. Yes.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Their mascots are all rabbits. Or bunnies.

[JPC]

I was gonna say they all change your tongue into a different color.

[Aaron]

I'd like to see a scene. Jpc, Marcie and Betsy, you are those three rabbits. You can pick which one you are. And you are all in the same family. And you're back for Thanksgiving.

[Marci Jarrow]

Great.

[Unnamed Guest]

Hey, where are all the kids? Where are the kids at?

[JPC]

Yeah, I mean, what the hell? I came all the way here from. Well, I mean, I kind of just go everywhere. I kind of don't stop going. I'm like, I'm non stop, but I came a long way. Where are the kids?

[Marci Jarrow]

I think. I think they got mad at me.

[Unnamed Guest]

What'd you do?

[Marci Jarrow]

I told.

[JPC]

What did you do?

[Marci Jarrow]

I told them the truth about Santa.

[JPC]

Which truth? I want to make sure. Are we talking about the truth of like the obvious truth or like the deeper, like, more fucked up truth that we don't talk about?

[Marci Jarrow]

The more fucked up truth that we don't talk about. I thought they needed to know. I thought they needed to know. No, I gave him some chocolate milk and I was like, okay, we're getting real. Kids. Sit down. Let me tell you the truth about Santa.

[JPC]

The real truth. You told him that chocolate bunnies, which for some reason. Hold on. I could get there. Santa's domain. Because Santa's a Christian God.

[Unnamed Guest]

I'm gonna take issue with that.

[JPC]

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. What would you call him? He's obviously in the Christian pantheon.

[Marci Jarrow]

St Nicholas.

[Unnamed Guest]

He's a saint. Here's a hint. His name is St. Nicholas.

[JPC]

That's right. He's a saint. Which means he has something to do with the Catholic Church, which means he has domain over Easter as well. And you told the kids that he dips actual bunnies, young bunnies. In chocolate to give them out on Easter?

[Marci Jarrow]

Yes, hot chocolate. That he dips them in hot chocolate, killing them in order to have chocolate rabbits for Easter? I told them the truth. And I said that. I was like, in the eggs. Those chocolate eggs, real eggs, got dipped into chocolate, killing them. And every chocolate thing you're eating.

[JPC]

Nestle, we don't know that it kills them. We can't know. It's kind of like. Yeah, it's. Are they actually dead? Look, we can't know unless we break up with the chocolate.

[Unnamed Guest]

It doesn't matter. You know what matters? You're a narcissist, Nestle. You ruin every holiday. You make every holiday about you and making everyone else upset. You're not happy unless everyone else is crying.

[Marci Jarrow]

Don't you dare say that, Trix. Don't you dare say that.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, I see it every week in therapy.

[Marci Jarrow]

This is for kids. This is for kids.

[JPC]

Hold on.

[Marci Jarrow]

What about adults?

[JPC]

Hold on.

[Marci Jarrow]

What about adults?

[JPC]

I know what Trix is trying to do.

[Marci Jarrow]

Weird screaming about kids all the time.

[JPC]

Trix, you're trying to start shit so that you could sneak in the kitchen and get some of that goddamn cereal. It's not gonna happen. It's not for you. Yeah, spit it out. Spit it out.

[Marci Jarrow]

Spit it out.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I'm gonna.

[JPC]

I'm gonna put a battery in your mouth and then you're gonna spit it out.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, you gotta spit it out if a battery's there.

[JPC]

I'm gonna go get my hammer.

[Unnamed Guest]

Why can't I have it? It's named after me.

[JPC]

Why can't I use a Duracell? We just fucking can't.

[Unnamed Guest]

Wow. We have a very messed up family unit.

[Betsy Sedaro]

See? Oh, shit. They just released the Epstein list.

[Aaron]

Oh, no. All three of those bunnies are on it. Don't tell me all the bunnies are on it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Edit this out. Edit this out.

[JPC]

Yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Edit this out.

[JPC]

Yeah.

[Marci Jarrow]

Edit it out.

[JPC]

It looks like the Nesquik bunny was on the plane with Clinton and Kevin Spacey.

[Aaron]

I'm not surprised.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I love the idea of, like, a single parent being like, if I just hard boil an egg, steep it in hot chocolate, that's a Cadbury egg. Like, I will give my child Easter a proper Easter egg.

[Marci Jarrow]

There you go.

[JPC]

I will give my child Easter egg.

[Unnamed Guest]

My child will have it Easter.

[JPC]

Don't tell them that. It's way more expensive to do it the way they're doing it.

[Betsy Sedaro]

This might be my favorite of these trios. And this is a little tricky, but I think this is fun. Mark Twain, Papermate and Sharpie. Mark Twain, Paper Mate and Sharpie Paper Mate.

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't think this is ripe, but it's writers or Penmans or.

[Betsy Sedaro]

You are very hot, Very Hot pen names.

[JPC]

Pen names. Names of pens. These are all.

[Unnamed Guest]

Shoot, I said penman. Penman. I'm so stupid. Penmans.

[Marci Jarrow]

Marcy, it's this. You pretty much got it, dude.

[Aaron]

You got it.

[Marci Jarrow]

I don't deserve to live.

[Aaron]

I wouldn't have gotten it without you saying that.

[Unnamed Guest]

You know what? As soon as you said Mark Twain, I wanted to say Sagittarius, because we are.

[Aaron]

Is he a Sagittarius?

[Unnamed Guest]

We have the same birthday.

[Aaron]

Are you a Sagittarius? Yeah.

[Unnamed Guest]

Me and Winston Churchill and Mark Twain.

[Marci Jarrow]

Whoa.

[Aaron]

That's my favorite star sign.

[JPC]

Are you a November Sagittarius or December Sagittarius?

[Unnamed Guest]

Ugh. November. Come on.

[JPC]

Okay, it's split. In my household, we have some Decembers and some Novembers.

[Unnamed Guest]

There's a difference.

[Aaron]

Whoa.

[JPC]

There's a difference. I will say the Decembers are more classic Sagittarius. It's kind of what people think of when they think of the horse with his big bow.

[Unnamed Guest]

Is that a Sagittarius? Is that a centaur? Yes. Yes. It's an Archer. Yes.

[JPC]

Yeah.

[Betsy Sedaro]

There's the dog with the big bow.

[Marci Jarrow]

Nurse. Serious.

[JPC]

Well, Santa torture.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, we always. Betsy. Classic Gemini.

[Marci Jarrow]

Classic Gemini watcher.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Gemini over here.

[Marci Jarrow]

Yeah, gemini.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I'm a June 1st baby.

[Marci Jarrow]

June 10th.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay, now, June 1st is, I believe, the day Helen Keller was born and the day she died, June 1st. Also Alanis Morissette, a few others. What's June 10th? Any Biggins?

[Marci Jarrow]

I can't remember. My friend Jay Hooker. He's a great writer. I don't know. I don't know. I haven't.

[Aaron]

Do you guys know your Rising and Moon? Of course. Hit me with it.

[Unnamed Guest]

I'm a Sagittarius rising as well. And a Gemini moon.

[Aaron]

Oh, like your friend Betsy.

[JPC]

Hey.

[Aaron]

Okay. That's why we get along.

[Unnamed Guest]

We're sister signs.

[Marci Jarrow]

Sister signs. I don't know what I am. Do you know, Marcy?

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't know your birth chart off the top of my head.

[JPC]

Marcy's, like, pulling up your coaster and being like, actually, I might know it.

[Marci Jarrow]

Help me, Marcy. What are your signs, Aaron?

[Aaron]

I'm a Scorpio, and then I'm a Libra rising.

[Unnamed Guest]

I was gonna guess. I was gonna guess that you're a Libra rising.

[Aaron]

Oh, my gosh. Get out of town.

[Betsy Sedaro]

We have to pick at this. Marcie, what about Aaron made you think that?

[Unnamed Guest]

Well, Scorpio. Well, okay, I have a lot of Scorpios in my life. Love them all. But you have something about you outward facing, which is rising. Right. Is A little. You seem like a diplomatic people pleaser. A bit. Not in a bad way. I have a lot of Libras in my life that I love.

[Aaron]

Nailed it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, absolutely nailed it. And secretly she's holding grudges, guys. Holding hard grudges.

[Aaron]

I wonder if I'm holding grudges like nothing else.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Aaron. Ow, ow, ow.

[Aaron]

Give it to me.

[JPC]

Marcy, did you know that you share a birthday with previous guests of this show? Chrissy Teigen.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, no, I thought you were gonna say Chrissy Teigen.

[Aaron]

Okay, yeah, Chrissy Teigen is a regular NA rental.

[JPC]

They were actually booked on the same day we were supposed to have Chrissy and Colin on because they, like work so well together.

[Unnamed Guest]

Wait, do you know what actually is kind of funny? I have like one of those birthday books. I did know about Colin because our like in the birthday book, our life meditation is learn to improvise. Isn't that weird?

[Marci Jarrow]

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Aaron]

Spooky, spooky, spooky, spooky.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. And our like, our strengths are like thorough, funny, dynamic. And our weaknesses are thin skinned and reactive.

[Aaron]

Classic improviser stuff.

[Unnamed Guest]

Winston Churchill. Ever heard of him?

[Betsy Sedaro]

And the symbol for that is. It's like Ryan Styles with his hands.

[Unnamed Guest]

Behind his back and Wayne Brady with.

[Betsy Sedaro]

His arms through baking a cake. Marcy, to backtrack slightly, about two minutes ago, you just made me realize something, which is the way you said diplomatic to Aaron. You took a pause and I was like, wait a minute, is Diplo the famous dj? I don't know what he is.

[Aaron]

Producer.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Is that short for diplomat or diplomatic?

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, I don't know.

[Unnamed Guest]

Well, I'm glad you asked. Diplo's biggest fan.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Cause you're like, you're diplomatic. And I was like, oh, Diplo, I never.

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't know, I wonder. Look it up. Who's looking it up?

[Marci Jarrow]

Who's looking it all up?

[Aaron]

We're actually not allowed to Google this year. I'm not even kidding. We put ourselves in Google jail.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Aaron, shut up. And that's. That's that Aaron will never. Aaron will never be mad at me for that.

[Unnamed Guest]

What did we say about a Sagittarius?

[JPC]

Or Diplo is also a Sagittarius.

[Marci Jarrow]

Wow, this is too weird.

[Betsy Sedaro]

When's his birthday?

[JPC]

November 10th. So he's not a Sagittarius, but that's what I'm saying. I can't remember what the one that comes before it is.

[Unnamed Guest]

Why must you declare it? You declared it.

[Aaron]

Yes, I'm a. November 10th.

[JPC]

You push it together.

[Unnamed Guest]

Wait, I think my friend Jana's November 10th as well.

[Aaron]

Okay. Incredible. And JPC for that mistake. I will hold that grudge until I die.

[JPC]

Aaron, do you think that you're older or younger than diploma?

[Aaron]

Oh, God, I think I'm. I think I'm younger than Diplo by six years at least.

[Betsy Sedaro]

This is a fun game.

[JPC]

Diplo, 46. And Aaron just turned 40.

[Unnamed Guest]

You're so correct. No, six years.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay, Aaron, let it go. It's done.

[JPC]

It's done. Erin.

[Aaron]

Grudge I will hold as a 33 year old woman. Thank you.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh.

[JPC]

Oh, feel 40 was over.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, feel 40.

[JPC]

Look, 80 on the praises, right? You actually get rewarded for being over. But I'm being punished.

[Unnamed Guest]

No, you don't.

[Marci Jarrow]

You don't. I don't watch the show.

[JPC]

I'm being punished for not watching TV during the day.

[Unnamed Guest]

Are you constantly making very confident declarations that you're fully wrong about? Is that, like, a thing?

[Aaron]

Marcy, thank you so much for coming in and diagnosing exactly what's been happening the last eight years of my life.

[Unnamed Guest]

What is your sign? I must know.

[JPC]

I'm a Sagittarius.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, December Sagittarius, though.

[JPC]

I'm a real one.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, see, we're not. The November ones aren't wrong.

Whoa.

[JPC]

There's a war. There's a war that people don't talk about between the November Sagittarius and the December Sagittarius.

[Unnamed Guest]

It's like the. I mean, it's all the months, like October Scorpio. Very, very different than a November Scorpio.

[Aaron]

November is fun and witchy. Scorpios and October Scorpios are scary. Sorry, I don't make the rules. I don't make the rules.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yeah, and Marcia, you just made me realize is SAG short for Sagittarius.

[Unnamed Guest]

Absolutely it is Sagittarius. It's all about the archers and nothing about screens, actors, or guilds.

[Aaron]

Jpc, do you know you're rising in your moon?

[JPC]

I don't, but I could ask my wife to open up the costar app because she has all of this information about me and hers.

[Aaron]

Ask her. And then Adel, do you know?

[Betsy Sedaro]

I don't. I don't know what those mean.

[Aaron]

Okay, so Marcy and I are the only ones who did their homework. Okay, good to know.

[JPC]

Someone at some point did tell me that the Rising. I almost said the rising and the falling, but it's the rising and the moon. Moon are more important than what your, like, regular sign is.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Whoa.

[Aaron]

I don't know. I think they're Maybe they're all of equal importance.

[Unnamed Guest]

I think. Yeah, there's the big three.

[JPC]

Yeah, but people often only know the one, right? Like people know the one that has to do with birthday. They don't know those other ones because.

[Unnamed Guest]

The other ones take math to figure out.

[JPC]

Gotcha.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And what does that mean when, like, Mercury's in Gatorade?

[Unnamed Guest]

It means check your emails. You send a dick pic.

[Marci Jarrow]

Looking for my books.

[JPC]

Oh, man. I got my Mercury in my Gatorade. Adol. Do we want to do one more?

[Betsy Sedaro]

We're gonna do one more.

[Marci Jarrow]

Oh, my God.

[JPC]

Oh, my God.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, my God.

[Betsy Sedaro]

This is an iceberg, a tongue and a waitress tip things. They all have tip. Wow.

[Aaron]

You came in here thinking you were dumb and stinky, and those proved not true.

[Unnamed Guest]

I'm only stinky.

[Marci Jarrow]

Only stink.

[Unnamed Guest]

Only stink. It's my new platform.

[Marci Jarrow]

I'll send you my stink.

[JPC]

The one thing you can't prove is not true about you on a podcast. You can prove the smart thing pretty, pretty definitively, but.

[Unnamed Guest]

Oh, I guess some people sound stinky.

[JPC]

I guess that's right. I guess some people do sound stinky.

[Marci Jarrow]

They sound some people that stinky.

[Betsy Sedaro]

I do want to see one final. Just a quick scene based off iceberg, tongue and waitress all having tips. Let's say, Marcy, you're going to be a waiter, and jpc, you're going to be an iceberg who sits down to order.

[JPC]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

What can I get you, sweetheart?

I'm seeing a lot of hot food on the menu. Do you have cold. Do you have cold food?

I can get something cold for you. I can make the chef put it out on the counter until it gets room temp. Or do you want it colder?

Yeah, I would really want cold.

Okay, well, there's jello. We got milk. We can put the milk with the jello. Kind of like a creamy jello.

I don't want to be this kind of guy, but do you have anything that's cold and hard?

Oh, baby. Let's see. We.

And it doesn't have to be wet, but if it's wet, it's better if it's cold and hard and wet.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

Cold, hard, wet. Let me think, let me think, let me think.

And I do this fun thing where I put. Put your full tip on the table and then I, like, remove dollars from the tip as we go. Like if I.

Hey, there's nothing I like more than psychological warfare while I'm just trying to feed my family. So.

So you get it?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I could put a. A Cold spoon in the gazpacho. Would that be okay? Work with me, honey. What do you want?

Adding a couple single spoons to the pile. I'm actually liking this a lot. Cold spoon and gazpacho.

Defrost the steak just a little bit so it's just wet, but still frozen. Okay, okay, okay.

So it's cold and wet and frozen.

Okay, a couple more dollars to the pile.

[Aaron]

Iceberg.

[Unnamed Guest]

And I'm sorry, my date hasn't ordered.

[Aaron]

Oh, you son of a bitch. How could you? You said if you just put the tip in, I wouldn't get pregnant. And look where we're at.

[Marci Jarrow]

Wah.

[Aaron]

Okay, I brought my friend Jill, and she's also really upset.

[Marci Jarrow]

You made my friend pregnant.

[Betsy Sedaro]

We cut to two weeks later, and in the case of who the father is. Iceberg, you are the father.

[Aaron]

I knew it.

[Unnamed Guest]

I knew it.

Wait, how. How can we tell this after two weeks, huh? I feel like I may be being railroaded here.

[Aaron]

DNA testing. That's it. Seed.

[Betsy Sedaro]

We also found alien species.

[JPC]

I mean, I don't know specifically that I have DNA. I'll go with it, but here's how I do child support. You're gonna love it.

[Unnamed Guest]

Seed.

[Aaron]

Seed, seed, seed, seed, seed, seed, seed.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Seed, seed, seed, seed.

[Unnamed Guest]

Trust me. Icebergs have DNA inside. They also have viruses that are constantly being released into the AT atmosphere, and something new to worry about every day.

[Aaron]

So what's the bad news then, Marcy?

[JPC]

Yeah, can we get some bad news about it?

[Unnamed Guest]

The bad news is sometimes a killer whale will knock a seal off and eat them.

[Aaron]

Oh, that's horrible.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's the bad news?

[Marci Jarrow]

That's the bad news.

[Aaron]

Well, on that note, Betsy and Marcy, do you have anything to plug, anything you want our listeners to check out?

[Marci Jarrow]

I mean, check out. Our podcast has a funny feeling.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. And if you have a ghost story, it doesn't have to be ghosts. Any sort of paranormal story, you can send it to us, submit it to Funny feelingpod gmail dot com. We'll read it on the podcast, and.

[Marci Jarrow]

Then we'll be like, we don't believe you.

[Unnamed Guest]

We don't believe you. You're crazy, and we're calling a doctor. You're getting 5150. Yeah.

[JPC]

Or we.

[Unnamed Guest]

We do voice notes. Notes, too. So, yeah, it's there. Like we said, we're not running out. Weirdly.

[Marci Jarrow]

Ghosts and paranormal stuff will always be happening.

[Aaron]

Must be next.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Taxes and ghosts, Taxes and ghosts.

[Unnamed Guest]

Don't pay your taxes, but do pay your ghosts.

[JPC]

Tip your ghosts and do it the right way. Leaving a pile of money on the table and then slowly removing a pile of money.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And don't forget to spay or neuter your icebergs. Aaron, do you have anything to plug or promote?

[Aaron]

I host a show called Quality Time in Los Angeles at the Lyric Theater. You can follow that on Instagram. It's once a month and each month is a different theme and I think it's worth checking out. Adel Anything to play.

[JPC]

Oh, Aaron, Aaron, someone asked this. Is it always a different day when it's once a month or is it okay?

[Aaron]

It's always a different day.

[JPC]

So if you're the guy that asks me, it's always a different day. Good luck.

[Aaron]

Adol. Anything to plug?

[Betsy Sedaro]

Yes, you can check out in our 10th anniversary. Hello from the Magic Tavern, wherever you get your podcast and also a patreon as well. Patreon.com magic magictavern I believe JBC. Anything to plug or promote or review to read.

[JPC]

No, I don't got anything. You can go see improv shows if you like seeing improv shows. Go to a theater and ask them if they do those at the theater that you live near. And hopefully they do.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And Aaron, close your eyes. The wind from the ocean, the salty air hits your face. And as the warmth on your skin slowly starts to cool, you see in your mind's eye a husky with the most beautiful succulent boner.

[Aaron]

Please have a boner.

[Betsy Sedaro]

And you see around his neck there's a collar with a little medallion. And etched into the medallion is a name. What is that name, Aaron?

[Aaron]

Jupiter. Yeah, I wish I was there right now. Wish I was there right now.

[Betsy Sedaro]

Jupiter, the dog with a raging donor.

[Unnamed Guest]

Our new mascot named Jupiter because he ate his son.

[Aaron]

Yes.

[JPC]

Created by Emily Cardamus and Emily Nick. Did the dog Betsy have a collar? Do you remember if the dog had a collar?

[Marci Jarrow]

I can't remember. I feel like no. Like there are a bunch of dogs just wandering.

[Aaron]

Oh, that dog was free. That was a free dog.

[Marci Jarrow]

Probably eating like the best food in the world. Just the happiest dog.

[Unnamed Guest]

Free, free dog. And that's heaven.

[JPC]

Hey there, websites and dot coms. If you like that, you are gonna love this week's Patreon. Aaron falls into the Internet. You can listen to that. Plus our entire back catalog at patreon.com heyriddlevriddle by joining the clue crew for $5 a month or start your 7 day free trial or the review crew for $8 a month plus you get those ad free episodes. See you there.

[Betsy Sedaro]

That was a Headgum podcast.