#378: Original Swanzo

Summary

Hey Riddle Riddle #378: "Original Swanzo" (October 15, 2025) — Detailed Episode Summary

Main Theme & Overview

This episode of Hey Riddle Riddle continues the show's signature blend of playful improv, brainteasers, and comedic banter. Hosts Adal Rifai, Erin Keif, and John Patrick Coan (JPC) embark on a journey through original riddles, Halloween-themed mashup puzzles, and digressions on mysterious celebrity identities, obscure products like "Pulpsy," and the relative hotness of female Gremlins. Expect scenes spun from riddle answers, riffs on pop culture, and the usual dynamic chemistry.

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Key Segments and Discussion Points

1. Cold Open & Pulpsy Challenge (00:37–06:08)

• The show launches into a surreal improv about a fake "Pulpsy Challenge," parodying viral taste tests (“Pepsi Challenge”), but with an increasingly absurd product: Pulpsy (Pepsi with pulp—or just, as they joke, someone's urine with pulp).
• The hosts play a series of characters debating participation, compensation, and the ethics of unpaid commercial shoot participants.
  • Quote (Erin as whistleblower): "This is like when I didn't get paid for 60 Minutes because they blurred my face and altered my voice..." (03:27)
  • Quote (JPC as pitchman): "Pulpsy is nothing. It's just I have different kinds of pulp, and you have to drink all the pulp and tell me which pulp you like better..." (04:34)
• Tone: Playfully absurd and meta, with self-aware riffs on commercialism and the show’s own improvisation style.

2. The Legend of Swanzo, Art World Anonymity & Famous Mysteries (06:09–13:19)

• The trio explores the trope of anonymous artists in pop culture, inventing “Swanzo”—a mysterious branch-breaking public artist.
  • Scene: Adal as a wannabe-Banksy ("Swanzo"), JPC as his friend who spoils the anonymity, and Erin as an IP attorney (“Nance”).
  • Fun comparisons to Banksy, MF Doom, Gallagher, and performers who play with persona and secrecy.
• Quote: "I'm surprised there's not more Banksy types... people who are anonymously drunk?" (06:20–06:28)
• Discussion of whether it’s possible to “go anonymous” after achieving fame, name-dropping Sia and Orville Peck.
• Thematic link: The show’s fixation on playful identity (mirrored in anonymous riddles and scene work).

3. Riddle Chain: Word Reduction Puzzles & Scenes (13:30–28:03)

First Chain: Slice, Lice, Ice (15:08–18:20)

• Riddle: “Start with 5, cut through the air. Remove my head, I'm in your hair. Remove it again, fires pair.”
  • Solutions: Slice → Lice → Ice
  • Improv: Erin and JPC as disgruntled lice tenants, confronting their “landlord” (Erin as human head).
  • Quote: "My water bottle's gone. My Merrells are gone. Un…" (16:30)
  • Highlights: Playful legalese (“laos agreement”), lice party complaints, “out damn spot” Shakespeare riff.

Second Chain: Grasp, Rasp, Asp (20:02–24:22)

• Riddle: “Start with five, I'm hard to hold. Remove my head, my voice is hoarse. Remove it again, I slither along, my blood runs cold.”
  • Solutions: Grasp → Rasp → Asp
  • Improv: Cleopatra (Aaron) and her sassy asp (JPC), bickering about clothing, insurance, and personal boundaries.
  • Quote (JPC as Asp): "Hey bitch, I'm not clothes." (22:39)
  • Memorable Moment: Cleopatra movie montage as a mall trip.

Third Chain: Speak, Peak, Pea (26:04–29:01)

• Riddle: “Start with five, you’re coming in loud and clear. Remove my head, I can see for miles from here. Remove my tail, we'll see how sensitive you sleep, my dear.”
  • Solutions: Speak → Peak → Pea
  • Improv: The “Princess and the Pea’s” parents try various non-pea objects in the bed (“It feels like there’s a dog under here…”).

Fourth Chain: Butter, Butte, Butt (28:03–30:07)

• Riddle: “Start with four, I’m cracked down the middle. Add a tail, I’m a top who’s been whittled. Add another when it’s hot. I sizzle.” [Reverse process]
  • Solutions: Butt → Butte → Butter

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4. Tech, Pop Culture, and Absurd Tangents (30:07–39:20)

• Discussion on Apple AirPods’ new translation features, privacy implications, and product “progress.”
  • Quote (JPC): “Did you know that the new AirPod Pros are actually closer to the iPhone than Cleopatra?” (30:41)
• Introduction of “Spoopy Season”—the team’s term for the mid-October Halloween run-up.
  • Dialog about traditions (“putting up a hundred foot skeleton,” watching old Halloween riddles).
• Notable banter: Real-time show self-awareness (“What are we even doing anymore?” [31:00]), tangents on outdated riddle lists (“These have been on my document for five years…” [40:43]).

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5. Halloween Riddle Mashups by Marcus (46:12–64:31)

A series of clever mashup riddles, combining famous spooky characters with celebrities or cultural figures:

• Example Structure: “Please welcome the wickedly talented, one and only other half of Dr. Jekyll.”
  Answer: Mr. Hydina Menzel (Mr. Hyde + Idina Menzel)
• Notable Riddles & Answers:
  • Gremlin Manuel Miranda (Gremlin + Lin Manuel Miranda) [47:17]
  • Dracula Fayette (Dracula + Lafayette) [53:43]
  • Beetlejusain Bolt (Beetlejuice + Usain Bolt) [62:00]
  • Kaijupiter (Kaiju + Jupiter) [64:12]
• Includes running meta-commentary on how “long” or convoluted a “walk” a particular answer is.

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6. Cultural Deep Dives & Anecdotes

• Gremlins Franchise Recap (41:09–45:45):
  • Erin confesses she’s never seen Gremlins, prompting the group to explain the films’ concepts, rules, and the allure/hotness of the female gremlin.
    • Quote (Adal): “Aaron, you are hotter than the female gremlin.” “That took some fucking effort…” (45:07)
• Jaws Release Year Family Debate:
  • JPC relates a real-life argument with a cousin regarding the release year of Jaws (1975 vs. 1974), and the Mandela effect recalling fake memories.

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7. Listener Engagement — Voicemails, Heckling Advice, Plugs (65:22–69:32)

• Voicemail from Ashley about accidentally singing “Penguin Baseball” at a baseball game, seeking good heckling material for a losing team (18–1 loss).
  • Advice: “A good heckle would be just to start sobbing, just openly wailing from disappointment.” [67:12]
  • Banter about mercy rules, the Washington Generals, and the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball.
• Plugs:
  • Gumshoes & Dragons: Their podcast/D&D actual play.
  • Quality Time: Erin’s monthly LA variety show (“Next month’s theme: sluts.”)
  • Live Shows: Upcoming dates in Philly, D.C., and NYC.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Banksy’s anonymity:
  “I’m surprised there’s not more Banksy types… people who are anonymously drunk?” — Erin (06:20)
• Pulpsy Challenge Parody:
  “Pulpsy is nothing. It’s just I have different kinds of pulp, and you have to drink all the pulp and tell me which pulp you like better…” — JPC (04:34)
• Adal as Cleopatra’s Asp:
  “Hey bitch, I’m not clothes… I will literally bite you.” — JPC (22:39)
• Gremlins Conversation:
  “Aaron, you are hotter than the female gremlin.” — JPC (45:07)
• Absurd Baseball Advice:
  “A good heckle would be just to start sobbing…” — Erin (67:12)
• Episode Self-Awareness:
  “What are we even doing anymore?” — Erin (31:00)

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Episode Timestamps for Key Segments

• Pulpsy Challenge Intro/Scene: 00:37–06:08
• Swanzo/Banksy Scene & Celebrity Mystery Discussion: 06:09–13:19
• Riddle Chains & Scenes (Slice/Lice/Ice, etc.): 15:08–30:07
• AirPods Tangent, Spoopy/Halloween Lead-In: 30:07–39:20
• Halloween Mashup Riddles by Marcus: 46:12–64:31
• Listener Voicemail and Advice: 65:22–69:32
• Hosts’ Plugs & Upcoming Shows: 68:08–69:32

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Summary & Takeaway

"Original Swanzo" is a typical episode of Hey Riddle Riddle in the best way: a potent mix of inventive worldbuilding, riddle-solving, and tangents that spiral into delightfully weird territory. Whether the hosts are doing impressions of lice tenants, riffing on Banksy's identity, or lamenting the relative mystery of vague celebrities, the episode is laden with recurring in-jokes and references—for fans, a comfort; for newcomers, an absurdist treat ride.

If you want:

• Nonsense improv scenes rooted in wordplay,
• Deep-dive tangents about pop culture and obscure movies,
• Playfully meta banter about the very fabric of the show,
• And Halloween riddles with a twist,

…this one’s for you.

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Transcript

[A]

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[B]

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[A]

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[B]

The doctor was the mother. He stood on a block of ice. Both of them were goldfish. It was the cabin of an airplane. He stabbed him with an ice away. And the horses named Friday. Sir, ma', am. Sir, ma'.

[A]

Am.

[B]

A moment of your time. A moment of your time.

[A]

Sorry, we're kind of in a rush. We're.

[B]

It'll only take a moment. And it's. You could end up at a commercial.

[C]

Oh, honey. You've always wanted to be on tv.

[A]

Not sure. I said I do it at any cost.

[C]

Is it a TV commercial or radio?

[B]

It is a TV commercial.

[C]

Oh.

[B]

Are you familiar with the Pepsi Challenge?

[C]

No.

[A]

Yeah. Where you have to guess and see if it's Coke or Pepsi.

[C]

Oh, I guess I look dumb.

[B]

It's. No. You are each entitled to your own experience in the world. It's fine that you didn't know about it and you did. It's kind of like that. But in the Pepsi Challenge, it wasn't whether you could identify them. It was just which one you liked better. Because you would sip them both and say, I like this one better. And then they would be like, that's actually Pepsi. And they're like, whoa, I'm a Coke drinker. I can't believe I like Pepsi better. So, yeah, it's not about picking the one, it's just which one you like better.

[A]

They presumably cut out all the times that someone said they liked Coke better. Like, obviously, if you're doing that and it's fair and it's not actors.

[B]

Yeah, no, it's actually Pepsi. The studies have shown that people like the first sip of Pepsi more than the first sip of Coke. It's that when you continue to drink the Pepsi, it actually starts tasting worse and worse and worse. They didn't really have to doctor that very much.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So you're familiar with the Pepsi Challenge. This is not. It's like the Pepsi Challenge. I use that as a way to get people in, because if they're familiar with the Pepsi Challenge, they won't be as upset about what I am offering.

[C]

Upset? Can we talk alone for a second?

[B]

Yeah. Me and you. What are we going to talk about?

[C]

No, hold on. Sir, back off, please.

[B]

No, I'm sorry. I just moved to the city, and I've, like. It's been so hard to make friends.

[C]

Honey, what do you think?

[A]

I mean, let's see if it pays anything.

[C]

Yeah, go smart. Smart. Does it pay anything?

[B]

Oh, yeah. If we use you. End up using you in the commercial, you make $500.

[A]

But we don't get paid unless you end up using us.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, if everybody signs a release, and then if they end up using you in the commercial, they pay you $500.

[A]

So you're using our labor for free, though, if you don't pay us.

[B]

No, we're just wasting your time. Mm. Because we're not using it at all. If we don't put it in the commercial, then we're not using it.

[C]

Oh, this is like when I didn't get paid for 60 minutes because they blurred my face and altered my voice when I was a whistleblower for Three Mile Island.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Remember that, honey?

[A]

Wait a minute. That was you.

[B]

Shit. Well, also, they can't pay whistleblowers because then it invalidates the whistleblower protection. Right. Because then. Yeah.

[C]

Why did I blow the whistle?

[B]

That's corporate espionage is what you're talking about. That's selling secrets.

[A]

Yeah, that was my dad's company.

[B]

Your dad's company was Three Mile Island?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

What did your dad do?

[A]

You know?

[C]

Do you?

[A]

Do you.

[B]

So what? Yes. So what this is called is. It's the Pulpsi Challenge. I have.

[A]

Ew.

[C]

Pepsi with pulp.

[B]

Okay? You can't say, ooh, now we can't use this part of the video.

[A]

All Pepsi, no Pepsi.

[B]

It's not about Pepsi.

[A]

Doesn't have pulp.

[B]

It's not about Pepsi at all. Pepsi's just the way in for people because they know they have a schema for what the Pepsi Challenge is, so that if I explain the Pulpsy challenge, people get it.

[A]

All right. What's pulpsy?

[B]

Pulpsy is nothing. It's just I have different kinds of pulp, and you have to drink all the pulp and tell me which pulp you like better, and then I say, that's actually. But then I don't. I can't tell you what it actually is until you drink it, because that's the whole commercial.

[C]

She'll do it.

[A]

You'll. Hey, I don't want to drink that stuff.

[B]

It smells like Shit, don't say that. Then we can't use this whole thing.

[C]

Oh, now we can't use it.

[B]

And it's got to be couples. It has to be couples. Couples test so well.

[C]

And listen, I blew the whistle for us. I thought. You know how your dad is, where he's just so domineering, like he's just always got to have a foot in the door of our life. I just wanted him out of the picture.

[A]

You destroyed my family. And we'll talk about it later.

[C]

Fine.

[B]

Okay, now we can't use this part either. It's too sad.

[C]

No, you can just change my face and voice.

[A]

Pulpsy looks and smells just like your urine.

[B]

How would you know what my urine looks and sounds like?

[A]

Honey, run. Gpc. What are you doing on the street? Oh, my God. Are you doing the Pulpsy challenge again?

[B]

No, no, I'm doing court ordered. Apologies.

[A]

Jpc. Give me the Pulpsy.

[B]

It's not Pulpsy, okay? There is no such thing as Pulpsy.

[A]

Yeah, it's your pee that you put pulp in. Or, wait, is your pee coming out like that at all? We gotta take him to the doctor.

[C]

Quick. Run. Doctor, Our friend has pulp pee.

[B]

Hey. Welcome to hey Riddle. Riddle, the home of Pulpsy. I'm jpc.

[C]

I'm Matt Orofei.

[A]

And I'm Aaron Keefe.

[C]

Is Pulpsy like your Banksy?

[B]

Wow. Yeah. Pulpsy, like, you're Banksy.

[C]

I'm surprised there's not more Banksy types.

[B]

Right?

[C]

Like, people who were anonymously drunk?

[A]

They could be. We're just not paying attention.

[C]

Whoa.

[B]

Well, is Banksy still famous?

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

Right.

[A]

For sure.

[B]

But so there's not a lot of, like, anonymous famous people. Right? Like, it's just.

[A]

I would like to see a scene. Adol. You are a guy who's, like, trying to be the next Banksy, and you're doing some public art and gpc. You are his friend who immediately recognizes him and ruins this for him.

[C]

Okay, all right. We're gonna do another original. Another original Swanzo, of course. Swanzo goes around to parks and he breaks branches on trees in a really cool, interesting way. And then they sell online.

[B]

Oh, Seth. What's. Seth. What's up, man?

[C]

Hey, what's.

[B]

It's Marcus.

[C]

Marcus. What's up, man? Just. I'm just breaking branches.

[B]

Oh, yeah. No, I love what you're doing, man. These. I've seen these all over parks and stuff.

[C]

Oh, that's not me. I'm just having. I'm just being like. Wouldn't it be fun? Because I saw what they. I saw what Swanzo was doing and I was like, that guy's awesome. Swanzo who? He's like the number one seller in the art world. He's like a Jeff Koons or a Banksy.

[B]

He makes these. He makes this branch art stuff that you used to do in high school, man. What did they call you? Seth. What did they call you in high school? They had some name for you because you were always doing this branch art stuff in parks.

[A]

Oh, my God. I thought I recognized your guys voices. How the hell are you? Hey, guys.

[B]

Nance. Holy shit. How long's it been?

[A]

A minute. I do copyright law, so I sue people who have their IP and their ideas stolen.

[B]

Nance. What?

[C]

That description of each other.

[A]

What?

[B]

What did we used to call Seth in high school when he was making all his little branch.

[A]

Oh, the branch art. Like the swan. Yeah, Swans. Swan. Something. Swan song. Swan.

[B]

Shithead.

[C]

Come on, man.

[B]

It was Shithead.

[A]

How are you, shithead?

[C]

It wasn't Shithead. It was Swanzo. And yes, I am Swanzo. Okay, I am. I wish I had something to take off for like a big reveal. But anyway, I'll take off my belt. I'm Swanzo and I'm in the eye with his belt. So sorry.

[B]

Don't sue me.

[A]

I'll take your case. I will take your case. That is not the kind of lie practice take.

[C]

These branches are basically worth 200 million.

[B]

I don't want these branches.

[C]

Throw them.

[A]

Oh, brother.

[C]

Swanzo.

[B]

Swanzo. Swanzo. And he makes branch art and parks.

[C]

That's.

[B]

That could be something.

[A]

Write that down.

[C]

Something.

[B]

That could be something. We need more anonymous famous people.

[C]

Isn't God the original Banksy is.

[B]

Do they know Banksy's identity? Has it been, like, spoiled at this point?

[A]

Well, it wasn't 20 years ago. Someone. But I think we just sort of stopped talking about who it is. We like, kind of know. I think that's the deal, right?

[C]

We kind of know two big mysterious celebrities were both British, Banksy and MF Doom. And I think we solved them both.

[B]

Yeah. The thing with MF Doom that I think was funny is that didn't he used to, like, hire people to wear the MF Doom mask as well?

[C]

It was almost a, like, performance Kaufman or like a Gallagher situation where I think Gallagher would send his brother sometimes to go smash watermelons.

[B]

That's so funny. That's so funny.

[C]

But what happened with Gallagher is at some point he sent his brother on the tour and then his brother was like, fuck you. Now I'm Gallagher.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And he wouldn't give back the mantle.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

And I wish somebody did that with MF doom.

[B]

MF doom 2. Well, I think it would be in slightly more poor taste because MF Doom has passed away or has.

[C]

No, he has. No, he has. I don't want to disrespect his legacy. Very good rapper.

[B]

A very good rapper.

[C]

Is there any other mysterious celebrity, like, online presence or anything like that?

[B]

No, because I'll be honest, I think a lot of celebrities, they want the attention and the fame. That's kind of why they do it.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

That's fair.

[A]

I guess. Some people are doing, like, SIAs where they cover their face.

[B]

Cover their face?

[C]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

A lot of, like, actors and porns and stuff. Um, I. I would like it if there was a celebrity who was already a celebrity, but then chose to, like, now I'm going anonymous. Like, I'm. I'm rescinding from. So, like, Glenn Power, like, Kevin Bacon.

[A]

It's too late.

[B]

We already know who you are. You've been in movies. And also, you can't continue to be in movies and, like, not be credited in the movie.

[A]

Kevin, come out of your room. Come on, let's talk about this.

[B]

I would love to see a movie with Kevin Bacon in it. And he's nowhere in the credits at all. And it's not like a cameo. It's like he's like a serious, like, mid part. Like, he's a supporting. A heavily featured supporting in the film. He's just not doing it for the credit.

[A]

I'm just doing it for the paycheck.

[C]

Is Orville Peck like, a mystery? Like, that's probably not his real name. Right?

[B]

I think, you know, the thing about it is that there's, like, people are probably out there trying to ruin the secret, you know, and. Sure, let the secret be the secret.

[A]

Yeah. I also think he did cabaret with his face, but I think Orville Peck, like, same with, like, Chapel Roan. It's like a performance art piece which I think is smart. Like Lady Gaga. Yeah. If you're gonna be a famous singer, maybe don't use your real name so there can be some separation. Yeah.

[C]

I do think it would be fun. Like we were talking about with Kevin Bacon, where if an actor purely. And I guess I'm basically describing Gary Oldman's career in the 90s, if there was an actor who just wore heavy prosthetics for every single role and just knocked it out of the park, and everyone's like, who is this. No one knows who this is. But again, that's exactly what Gary Oldman did in the 90s.

[B]

Yeah, I think that that would be. That would be funny, like, if Colin Farrell and the Penguin had, like, 50% more prosthetics and like, no one knew it was Colin Farrell. And then at the very end, it's like they show the cast list. It's like that was Colin Farrell the whole time.

[A]

And they show a little video of him being like, did you guess? Did you guess it was me? Oh, my God. Did you guys know?

[C]

I got him, I got him.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[C]

They only reveal at the award show or something. I think that'd be fun. We need more whimsy.

[B]

Yeah, where's the whimsy? Hey, you know what? Let's bring the whimsy back right now with doing some riddles on our riddle podcast. Yeah, no, I kind of sold you on that one.

[A]

You just did the fucking thing with. You were like, woo, here comes the train. And it was fucking medicine, man. Fuck you.

[C]

It was medicine. And we got a shot in the arm.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Ow. Ow.

[B]

You got medicine in your mouth, which pissed you off, which distracted you from the even more medicine that I put into your arm. Speaking of putting medicine into your arm, I got a flu shot and Covid booster while we still can.

[A]

Hold for applause.

[C]

Still holding.

[B]

I got one every year. It fucked me up this year like it never has. I was like. I was kind of knocked out for 48 hours after that thing. It was. It was pretty wild.

[C]

Was it as funny as 48 hours?

[B]

Let's see. I was doing a mean Nick Nolte the entire time and not a good impression. I was just doing a mean Nick Nolte. We have some riddles here. These are four riddles that someone sent me on a piece of paper, and I have since thrown out the other piece of paper that probably explained who's the. Ah, whatever. If you ever want to see the stuff that people sent us, you can check out our monthly review crew live streams that we do on Patreon, because I open all the mail. Every ounce of mail that we get, I open on the Patreon. But this is a riddle. There are four riddles.

[C]

I'm going to assume it was from a Melissa. Thanks, Melissa.

[B]

Thanks, Melissa.

[A]

Hey, Melissa. Thanks.

[B]

So these are the type of riddles where it's going to be. The first answer is going to be a word, and then a letter is going to be taken off of the word for the second answer, and then a letter is going to Be taken off of that word for the third answer. Cool.

[C]

All the other letters remain in the same order.

[B]

All the other letters in the same order. It is not always the first, but it's never like, the middle, so it's always either the first or the last letter that's being taken off. Gotcha. Okay, so here's this. Start with 5, cut through the air. That's the first part. Remove my head.

[A]

Eek.

[B]

I'm in your hair. Remove it again. Fires pair.

[C]

Hmm.

[A]

Slice. I'm going back.

[B]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. I was going back. What did you say at all?

[C]

I said splice. Lice. Ice.

[B]

So close. You've almost got it. You've got two and three.

[A]

Yeah, I was gonna say ice. Lice. Slice.

[B]

Slice. It's slice. It's slice, lice and ice.

[C]

Oh, that makes sense.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah, that makes sense.

[B]

Start with 5, cut through the air.

[A]

Yeah, I'd like to see a scene. Yeah, you two are lice and you're kind of, like, annoyed that you're not welcome in your new home.

[C]

And, Aaron, will you be the person's head we're on?

[A]

Yeah, I'll come in a little bit and be the person's head.

[C]

Unbelievable.

[B]

The fuck? Where's all our shit? Where's all our shit?

[C]

Unbelievable. Someone took a fine tooth comb and all my luggage is gone. My nightstand is gone.

[B]

We just moved in.

[C]

My water bottle's gone. My Merrells are gone. Un.

[B]

Oh, my God. I mean, who do we.

[C]

Someone owes me $800.

[B]

Who do we call? Do we. I mean, do we file? Do we. Do we file something? This is unheard of. This has never happened before.

[C]

No, I don't want to go through the bureaucracy of red tape again. We are going straight to the source. Let me. Okay, let me just start. Just start tugging. Just start tugging hair. Just start tugging hair.

[A]

I need you two out by the end of the day. Well, well, you keep throwing parties. You broke the lease agreement. I said. What did I say? Do not bite me. Do not throw a party. No sound complaints. My real life human neighbor made a sound complaint last night about the party you threw on top of my head. You know how humiliating that is? The officer's like, oh, you having a party here? It looks really dead and sad. There's a bunch of, like, takeout containers. It looks like you live alone and you're so sad. And I went, yeah, sorry. It's. It's the lights on top of my head that are throwing a party.

[C]

We'll take ownership for that. Number one, we have a laos agreement, okay? And we didn't break it. We bent the rules. And number two, you will own up to that one. Okay, but you blame us for everything.

[A]

What?

[C]

When a guy doesn't want a second date with you, suddenly it's the lice problem.

[A]

Yeah, guys don't love dating ladies with lice.

[C]

We got along with Jeff.

[A]

Great.

[B]

Not. Not to. Not to be that bug, but when we moved in, you were a strawberry blonde.

[C]

Uh huh.

[B]

Now you're a brunette. And I gotta say, that wasn't in the laos agreement, you know?

[A]

Okay, you're renting, not buying. You can paint it whatever you want if you wanna buy it.

[B]

Okay, well, all I'm saying, honey, is that you can't paint it whatever you want, obviously.

[A]

Okay. All right. Okay. Everyone's being real funny up there. Guess what? Everyone in my neighborhood thinks I'm a loser because the sound from my house was a lice party and not a. And guess what? You're a jerk. You're a jerk. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna give you to some kids. See how you like being on a sticky kid's head.

[C]

You don't find our way back.

[B]

Yeah, you don't. Also, you don't want the optics of you don't have any kids. You don't want the optics of rubbing kids heads right now.

[A]

I'm not gonna rub their head. Sit next to a kid on a train.

[B]

Oh, and you think we're just gonna leave?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

We picked you for a reason.

[A]

Why? Because my blood's so sweet.

[C]

Your blood is so sweet.

[A]

Wait, do you even drink blood?

[C]

Yeah, when we're thirsty. It's the sun for us.

[B]

Yeah, we don't love it, but.

[A]

Huh, huh.

[B]

Maybe if you didn't eat so much takeout, you wouldn't have such delicious blood.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

I feel like it's a salt thing. It's like a salt content thing.

[C]

Yeah, you gotta learn more than two recipes.

[A]

Get off. Get off. Get off. Get off. Get off. Get off.

[C]

Don't shake your head. Don't shake your head.

[A]

Off. Out. Out. Damn spot. Out.

[C]

Oh, Lady Macbeth. You think we're we? You think we're unlearned?

[B]

Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

[C]

I played Banquo in my college's production of Macbeth.

[A]

Okay, and we cut to that line, okay? See.

[B]

Clear throat says line.

[C]

Didn't say I played it. Well, I mean, you have to imagine that lice college is probably.

[B]

Here's your next one.

[A]

Pretty undertaken.

[C]

Pretty Underattended.

[B]

It's probably what a lot of lice.

[C]

Probably can't afford college, let's be honest.

[B]

Start with five. Start with five. I'm hard to hold. Start with five. I'm hard to hold. Remove my head, my voice is hoarse, you've been told. Remove it again. I slither along, my blood runs cold. My blood runs cold.

[A]

Snake.

[C]

Is eel the last one.

[B]

Eel is not the last one in. Snake, worm.

[A]

Snake, worm.

[B]

Snake. Worm is not correct.

[C]

I run along, slither, I slither along, my blood runs cold.

[B]

So start with five is how many letters. Yeah, start with five. I'm hard to hold.

[C]

So that would be water. No, Slippery thorn.

[B]

Remove my head, my voice is hoarse, you've been told.

[C]

Frog, Toad.

[B]

Remove it again. I slither along, my blood runs cold.

[C]

No, this is tough.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah. I don't have a footing on any of the three clues.

[A]

Yeah, me neither.

[B]

Hard to hold.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

What's another? Well, I guess.

[C]

Did you say mazel tov?

[A]

Mazelan.

[B]

Voice is hoarse. I think that might be the one. The easiest one to just get by. Like.

[A]

And that's four letters.

[B]

Four letters for hoarse voice. Horse voice.

[C]

Nay.

[B]

No.

[A]

It's an animal, though.

[B]

No. Oh, it's horse. H, O, A, R, S, E. Like, rough. Like Aaron when you had your Covid voice.

[C]

And he sounded like Kathleen Turner.

[A]

Sick.

[B]

Yeah. It's not sick rough. It's like, the quality of your voice. You would say that the rasp. Rasp is correct.

[C]

Rasp.

[B]

Now you gotta go up and down.

[C]

Would be the last one.

[B]

And then grasp rasp, rasp, and asp. Cash.

[C]

That's when I pull up on someone in my car, Can I get a ride?

[A]

And I go.

[C]

Grasp, rasp or asp. And they go, please keep moving.

[B]

And they say, keep going, man.

[A]

Sir, you are way too high to be driving.

[B]

I'm not gonna give you grasp right now. Whatever you think that is.

[C]

I go. I'm driving.

[B]

No way is getting to Kansas City worth giving this guy asp.

[C]

I do want to see a scene. I want to see a scene. Aaron, you are Cleopatra.

[A]

Oh, my gosh.

[B]

Thank you.

[C]

Finally. Jpc, you are the asp. And we're going to see a scene that eventually is. You're going to have to bite her. This is what leads up to it.

[A]

Hmm. Do you think they'll ever make a movie about me?

[B]

Hey, bitch, I'm not clothes.

[A]

What?

[B]

I don't know if you know, but I'm not clothed. You need clothes.

[A]

Um. Hey, bitch yourself. You're whatever I tell you.

[C]

To be.

[A]

You work for me.

[B]

Uh, I don't. I'm sorry, what?

[A]

I give you dental insurance. I give you health insurance. We paid off your car this year instead of Christmas bonuses, which I thought would be more popular.

[B]

Hey, motherfucker. I don't care. I'm crazy. I will literally bite you. Put on a dress.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

I am not your woman in the whole world. Huh?

[A]

Most powerful woman in the whole world, and you're gonna bite me?

[B]

Hey, the most powerful woman in the whole world is still getting bitten by a snake, okay? Everybody dies when they get bit by a snake. What's that?

[A]

Yeah, I said yeah, right? Do you know that I lived closer to the invention of the iPhone than I did the pyramids? Now don't you feel fucking stupid? Huh?

[B]

I don't know what either one of those are.

[A]

I knew you wouldn't because you're stupid.

[B]

I'm a snake. And I smell like underboob sweat. I am not.

[A]

Oh, I'm sorry. Is that implying that I. My underboob sweat? Are you telling the most powerful woman in the whole world, not just Egypt. Not just Egypt.

[B]

She could use the most powerful deodorant in the whole world? I'll tell you that much. And some fabric.

[A]

Wow, wow, wow.

[B]

Correct me if I'm wrong. Egyptian cotton. That's a thing, right? That's the thing. You guys could turn that into, I don't know, clothes.

[A]

Oh, I get it. You're jealous.

[B]

You cannot wear a snake. You do not have the body type to wear a snake.

[A]

You're jealous. You're jealous. Well, guess what, bitch? Maybe Richard Burton will play you in the fucking movie. Listen, and then I could divorce you.

[B]

I'm saying this as a friend to you. You do not have the frame to have a snake be your clothes.

[A]

Wait, you're. You really think that we're friends?

[B]

Bitch, I'm your best friend. Look around. It's just cats and me.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

I'm the only one left, girl. I'm the only one who will tell you the truth.

[A]

Um, no one ever said. Ah, sorry. No one's ever said they were my friend before.

[B]

Okay, you know what we need?

[A]

What?

[B]

Manicures.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

For my teeth. Your nails and my teeth. What would it be called? I'm really struggling. What would it be called for a.

[A]

Snake to get a manicure with the kids in America? They're going to the mall. They're doing where? They're going to the mall. That's a montage of the two iPhones.

[B]

Please see?

[A]

Show me that movie. Every powerful woman from history in every. Every scene ends with them getting a manicure and going to the mall.

[C]

We're the kids in Alexandria.

[A]

I love it.

[B]

Can it be like Encino man, but it's Cleopatra for some reason?

[A]

You can do whatever you want.

[B]

We can do whatever you want. We have no budget and no producers telling us we can't. Just two people with no money having a bad idea.

[A]

Just two lunatics in a room saying anything.

[C]

Produced by Swanzo. What's a Swanzo?

[B]

What's a Swanzo? Here's your next one. Start with five. Five letters. You're coming in loud and clear. Remove my head. I can see for miles from here. Remove my tail. We'll see how sensitive you sleep, my dear.

[C]

Radio adio aid. Coming in loud and clear.

[B]

Nailed it.

[A]

Peek.

[B]

Oh, peek. Peek. You got the middle one, Aaron?

[A]

Yep.

[B]

Whoa.

[C]

Speak, Speak. Peek. Eek. Speak.

[A]

Speak.

[B]

Pee and pee. Oh, that makes way more sense, my dear. The Princess and the Princess and the Pea.

[A]

Oh, of course, of course.

[B]

I. I want to see a scene. This is going to be the Princess and the Pea, but it's the Princess and the Pea's parents and they're in their own bed and they're trying out various things. Non pee things to see if their daughter. If their daughter will notice what they're sleeping on.

[A]

I don't know, honey. I feel like I can tell there's a dog under here.

[C]

Well, we don't know that yet. Let's just play along now. It feels like it's four feet long. Ish. Three and a half. Four feet long. It is writhing and wriggling. There's definitely some barks.

[A]

Jpc. Play the dog.

[B]

How am I going to play a dead dog? See?

[C]

How am I going to play?

[B]

What a gift.

[A]

You know what? We're all finally waking up on the show. We're all finally asking the questions we've been too scared to ask for the last seven or eight years.

[B]

Dumbass. How am I supposed to play a dead dog?

[C]

We see the parents left at the mattress pull out a dead dog. We're the kids in America.

[A]

Goes to the ball.

[B]

You know what? Fuck you know what I should have done? I should have. Instead of saying that I should have ended the scene by going.

[A]

Oh yeah, Ryan, you know what? Callbacks are a young man's game. And I've already said that.

[B]

Speaking of young men. Start with four. I'm cracked down the middle. Add a tail. I'm a top who's been whittled. Add another when it's hot. I sizzle. This one's going in reverse leg.

[C]

Now here's what sucks. You said. Speaking of young man, Start with four. And immediately I thought ymca.

[B]

Young man.

[C]

Young men. Can you read this one more time?

[B]

Start with four. So this time we're adding four and adding. Start with four. I'm cracked down the middle. Add a tail. I'm a top who's been whittled. Add another when it's hot. I sizzle.

[C]

But something in butter.

[A]

Oil.

[B]

But something in butter. So you should be able to get this.

[C]

Peter Paul, pick up one.

[B]

But you should be able to get.

[C]

This middle Beauty and butter. Butte and butter Butte.

[B]

Butte and Butter Butte, Montana. I think a butte is like eroded mountaintop type. Yes.

[C]

In terms of topography, I'm a top.

[B]

Who'S been whittled away. Yeah, yeah, you nail it. But beaut and butter.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

Hey, look at that lady. Erin Keefe, you're a butt mute. Butter.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Grasp raspber. Asp. Lady, where you going?

[A]

Does anyone want to buy me a block of cheese?

[B]

Six guys, like, rushing the bar, like, flipping up, like, comedy of airplane style. Everyone just tried to buy this woman a block of cheese.

[A]

I'm going to eat it. I'm gonna eat it like it's an apple.

[B]

She did that thing where they. She tied a cherry strim in her mouth with her mouth closed, except it was a block of cheese.

[C]

It was a piece of string cheese.

[A]

Right before the pandemic I had planned, you know, the sketch that I did, it was a video sketch where my friend Hayley sneezed up her nuva ring. And then we looked at each other and I told her she had to take her to the hospital. We were gonna do a follow up to that, that we were on a double date. And she did the cherry stem thing. And I'm like, me too. I can do that, too. And those, like, apple headphones in my mouth and just make it so much worse. Like, we just tried to make that look sexy. But then the pandemic happened and never got to shoot that. Thank God. Thank God. Because then there would be footage of me trying to do that.

[B]

They pretty much stopped with the apple headphones, too. They said, we're not doing this anymore. We're not even going to put the port on it anymore. It's all going to be AirPod Pro. AirPod Pro.

[C]

AirPod proud. Did you know that the new ones, and this is actually kind of cool. So I don't want to use the voice of, you know, AirPod because this is actually a really cool feature.

[B]

Oh, no, no, no.

[A]

Do it. Do the voice.

[C]

AirPod. Did you know that the new ones that just came out in real time will translate from, like, other languages to English? And that's actually pretty cool.

[A]

That's crazy. But then that also means they're recording literally everything we say, huh?

[C]

Yeah, for sure.

[B]

And they're doing it with quote, unquote, AI, which is pretty cool, too. But what's actually really cool is, did you guys know that the new AirPod Pros, I don't know what they're called, but, like, the new generation of the AirPod Pros are actually closer to the iPhone than Cleopatra?

[C]

Well, that makes sense.

[A]

What are we even doing anymore?

[B]

We're taking a break, Aaron. We're taking a commercial break. We're gonna play some ads for the people. Enjoy the ads. Oh, hey, Adol. I just heard from Aaron.

[C]

Oh, good, good, good.

[B]

It's actually really great news. So if you've been following along, she ordered 1,111 chef salads. She's been trying her best to make a dent in them. She's actually done, with her help of her Persona, dug deep, a pretty good amount of the salads. But I just heard that due to, you know, kind of the failure of the app she was working with when she ordered the salads, she will not be charged for the salads. Which is great news, because her money and her finances are a mess. Uh, but now she can get help with Rocket Money, because Rocket Money is a personal finance app that helps find and cancel your unwanted subscriptions, monitors your spending, and helps lower your bills so you can grow your savings.

[C]

Oh, yes, Erin would. Oh, she'd do so well with Rocket Money. Rocket Money has saved users over 2.5 billion. Not chef salads. That's dollars. Including over $880 million in canceled subscriptions alone. Their 10 million members save up to $740 a year when they use all of the app's premium features.

[B]

And I think Aaron might be juicing those numbers. She apparently was signed up to do a monthly chef salad delivery of 1,111 chef salads. And so I think Rocket Money has helped her kind of nip that in the bud before it becomes a problem for her next month, which we actually don't know if it will be, because we don't know. You know, maybe. Gosh, I hope she's not gone for that long. Rocket Money also shows you all your expenses in one place, including subscriptions you forgot about. Like, some people may have forgotten about a recording. If you see a subscription you no longer want, Rocket Money will help you cancel it. Their dashboard lays out your total financial picture, including bill due dates and pay dates, in a way that's easy to digest. Casey laughing at the chat. You can even automatically create custom budgets based on your past spending.

[C]

But don't take it from us. Take it from Tailored Rex.

[B]

That's right.

[C]

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[B]

Thanks, Taylor. Rex. And may I just say, that suit is ruined.

[C]

Yeah. Can't really move.

[B]

Yeah, you're. That is.

[C]

Yeah. I'm gonna eat you.

[B]

Yep. Yep. This podcast is sponsored by Squarespace. Oh, hey, Adle. Sorry. Hey. Sorry. I'm pop in here. Do you have a second?

[C]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. What's up?

[B]

So, no really easy way to say this, but no errand today. Or maybe even for the foreseeable future.

[C]

Oh, geez. Everything okay?

[B]

It was a situation where she was ordering a chef salad on her chef salad app and her finger slipped and she ordered 11. 11 chef salads. So she's going to be eating chef salads for a while.

[C]

For the foreseeable future. That's. Wow.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

I'm sorry to hear that.

[B]

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[C]

Yeah. I mean, something I would love to see is like, videos of her trying to eat all those chef salads, which is something that Squarespace offers.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

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[B]

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[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And knife. Even knife, straw.

[C]

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[B]

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[C]

Yeah, if she's eating, you're eating. Bring your local Aaron inside.

[B]

This show is sponsored by BetterHelp.

[C]

Hey, hey, JBC. I have an update.

[B]

Oh. Oh, God, I love an update. Okay.

[C]

Erin is halfway through her chef salads. There's been a lot of support. Aaron's really dug deep, really found that sort of salad shelf that most humans have.

[B]

I think what you were saying earlier is that what really helps set it off for her, she changed her name while eating these salads to her Persona Dug Deep. And Dug Deep is really helping her power through these salads.

[C]

Yes. And you know that Erin and Doug Deep both love betterhelp. Have you heard of this? You've seen this?

[B]

Oh, yeah. BetterHelp is changing the game when it comes to online therapy. And Adel, did you know that October 10th is world mental Health Day? And this year we're saying thank you therapists who maybe kind of indirectly is helping Aaron eat all these salads.

[C]

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[B]

Yeah. Plus, if you aren't happy with your match, you can switch to a different therapist at any time from their tailored Rex. I mean, I bet Erin is wishing right now that she could switch to something that's not a chef salad to eat, but she just can't. Plus, with over 30,000 therapists, BetterHelp is the world's largest online therapy platform, having served over 5 million people globally. And it works with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 for a live session based on over 1.7 million client reviews. Man, I gotta say, October 10th might be world Mental health day, but whenever you're listening to this, it's Erin's mental health day because she's going to need probably some extra mental health. That might not be the right term after eating all of these salads, but this World Mental Health Day, we're celebrating the therapists who've helped millions of people take a step forward. If you're ready to find the right therapist for you, BetterHelp can help you start that journey. Our listeners get 10% off their first [e-mail] Riddle that's betterhelph. E lp.com Riddle and JBC.

[C]

You mentioned earlier tailored Rex, which is one of my, like, dug deep, one of my Personas. Sort of a T. Rex in a bespoke customized tuxedo.

[B]

Yeah, sort of exactly that. Mr. Monopoly here. Monopoly is back at McDonald's. Register in the McDonald's app so you're ready to get your bag. Two ways to peel for a chance to get your bag. Physical peels with select items and digital peels with others. To get your bag, play Monopoly at McDonald's.

[A]

Ba da ba ba ba.

[B]

No purchase necessary. C [e-mail] for full details and amoe.playetmcd come to play without purchase ends November 23rd, but bonus plans November 2nd. Monopoly is a registered trademark of Hasbro. Copyright McDonald's. Hey, Al. Hey, Aaron. I got a question for the guy. The guys of you two guys, are you feeling, are you feeling spoopy?

[A]

What is happening?

[B]

Because we're going into the spoopy season, Aaron. Now isn't that what we're in right now and I guess the middle of October kind of feeling spoopy?

[C]

Aaron, I think spoopy is like, you know, like when people who don't watch any amount of like NFL, ML, NBA are like sports ball.

[A]

Oh, let's watch sports. I recognize those Letters. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Go sports.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[C]

They're like, let's put on the sports ball.

[B]

What are you guys doing to celebrate Spoopy season this year?

[A]

I guess the staying inside, minding your business.

[B]

Yeah, smart, smart, smart.

[C]

Big thing I'm doing is my friend JPC is coming over and we're going to put up a hundred foot skeleton.

[B]

Now. That should be fun. Yeah, yeah. Getting out your hundred foot skeleton, putting that up in the yard, that's always a lot of fun. Can I tell you my favorite way to celebrate kind of the spookier side of the season.

[A]

Yeah. I'm scared about whatever this is though.

[B]

Doing Halloween riddles that someone sent us five years ago. Huh?

[A]

This is not the Halloween episode.

[B]

No, it's not. But it's Spoopy season, Aaron. So we're going to do some Halloween themed riddles that someone sent us five years ago. These have been. I have like a document that I use to like track which riddles I'm doing. These have been on my document since Halloween of last year.

[A]

Oh, good.

[C]

So. Oh, they've been sitting in a document for five years. So they're probably dead.

[A]

They're probably haunted riddles.

[B]

Yeah, no, I've been, I've been watering these guys. I've been, you know, I've been feeding them wishes, which may be a callback to last week.

[A]

Oh, like, like, like what are they called?

[C]

Like.

[B]

Vampires?

[A]

No, you guys talk about them all the time. There's a bunch of movies. No, you water them.

[C]

Oh, Gremlins.

[A]

Werewolves. Gremlins.

[C]

Gremlins.

[A]

Like Gremlins.

[B]

We talk about the gremlins all the time.

[C]

Yes, we actually do.

[A]

Do not deny it.

[C]

We do the rules. We do the three rules quite often.

[B]

Can I tell you something? I have never seen a Gremlins movie.

[A]

Shut up.

[B]

Are you serious? For sure.

[C]

Start with Gremlins 2 and then work yourself backwards.

[B]

The last batch or the something batch. What's Gremlins 2? Does it have a subtitle?

[A]

That's like if you were to tell me that you've never gone on a date with a police horse's cousin. Like, you can't. You have talked about gremlins constantly.

[B]

I know. There are so many things I know only through cultural osmosis. Like gremlins are also called mogwai. You can't get them wet, you can't feed them after midnight.

[C]

So I think they're a mogwai until they get wet or they're fed or they get in sunlight and then they Turn into a gremlin. So mogwai is like a pre gremlin. Pre gremlin.

[B]

Is gremlins, too. When they bring in the lady gremlin, two or three.

[A]

There's a lady gremlin, Aaron.

[C]

Jpc. It is the sexiest thing you've ever seen. It's a gremlin with green, like, dyed green hair. We got him wearing a sexy little photo. Wait, wait. Please wait.

[B]

My computer. There's a restaurant that we go to around here that has a lady gremlin by the host stand. Like a full size, like, puppet of the lady gremlin. And they're always dressing it up in different outfits. And my kid loves that gremlin. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

Whenever my kid sees the gremlin, they're like, gremlin, gremlin, gremlin. And all they want to do is hang out by the host stand. Like, looking at the gremlin and, like, touching. They're like, it's like a little Barbie, but it's a gremlin.

[A]

Okay, be honest with me.

[C]

Picture is more flattering, actually.

[A]

It's gonna hurt my feelings. You're gonna say the gremlin's hotter. Forget it. Forget it. I don't want to ask.

[B]

No, Aaron. Hotter than who?

[A]

Nothing.

[B]

All right, well, here, anyway, proving what's even. We can talk about gremlins all day, but we have to do these.

[C]

There's one made of electricity. There's one. There's one with a gun. Here's the funniest thing.

[A]

What?

[C]

And one of the gremlins. There's just a gremlin with a gun.

[B]

That's not good.

[C]

And he shoots other gremlins. And he goes. Would you call this uncivilized? Because he talks like he's British. Like, he's very erudite, and like, he, like, over enunciates.

[B]

He shoots other gremlins. Like, he hurts them.

[C]

He's not a monster. He doesn't tear it with his claws and teeth. He shoots people with a gun, which makes him more civilized.

[B]

Does it kill? Does that kill the gremlin to get killed?

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

Oh, no. I didn't know the gremlins die does kill most things. Well, yeah, unfortunately. I thought the gremlins were, like, little fun creatures. They're like, those are the mogwai.

[A]

I'm not sure I know what those movies are about.

[B]

Oh, so are the gremlins bad? Gremlins are the bad guys.

[C]

When you think of Gizmo, who's the main mogwai? He's like, real cute. And he's like. Like he sounds like that again. But then you get him fed and wet, and suddenly they turn into gremlins. The gremlins are nasty little things, but they're killers, too.

[B]

Is it like a Jason. Is it like a horror movie? Gremlins?

[C]

It's a horror movie, but it's also goof. It's like silly.

[B]

Okay? It's like a goofy. Is it like Chucky or is it gory?

[C]

There's some gross things like hatching and stuff. There's some gross little wet scenes.

[B]

You know what? One of these days.

[A]

You know what?

[B]

Just watch Gremlins.

[A]

You know what? I'm happy. I'm gonna be over here continuing to mind my business and not asking a single.

[C]

Follow this and Aaron, you are hotter than the female gremlin.

[A]

No, you. That.

[B]

I had to think about it. That took.

[A]

That took some fucking effort. I saw. Everyone heard it. That. That took. You burned calories doing that. You had to think. You had to make sure you were sick. That was the numbers. That was one of the worst moments of my life. And I'm not being hyperbole.

[B]

I think she's hotter. I think the gremlin's hotter. Cause here's the thing. I know less about her. She's a mystery. You know? It's like, she's a mystery. She has mystery.

[A]

That's so much worse.

[B]

The mystery's making her hotter.

[C]

You know, I feel like for an upcoming review crew, we might be watching Gremlins.

[A]

Dear Diary, if you ever become sentient, please kill me immediately. Any way you choose. With a pillow.

[C]

Or a pillow. If I ever become sentient. Lady, I've been talking to you every night.

[A]

Oh, diary, you're never gonna believe what Adam said to me today.

[B]

Who you calling sentient? Here's the riddles from Marcus. These are Halloween themed riddles. They're from Marcus. Here we go. The clue sentence would be, please welcome the wickedly talented, one and only other half of Dr. Jekyll. And the answer would be Mr. Mr. Hydezim. Yeah. Mr. Hydina Menzel. So Mr. Hyde plus Idina Menzel.

[A]

I got it.

[B]

So these are gonna be mashups of a spooky character and, like, I think a famous person.

[A]

Fun.

[C]

So would it be. Is the answer Mr. Hydina Menzel or Hyde or Mr. Hyde and Dina Menzel?

[B]

Well, it's Mr. Hyde plus Idina Menzel. Would be Mr. Hydena.

[A]

Whatever it is, can we make sure this episode doesn't get struck by lightning so that Whatever that is doesn't come to light.

[B]

It's a mashup. Yes, that was your example. One you're going to love. The second one, don't get him wet. Keep him out of the spotlight. Shut up and never feed him. After the story of tonight.

[C]

Keep him out of the spotlight.

[A]

Gremlin. Manuel Miranda.

[B]

Yes, it was Gremlin. Manuel Miranda. Gremlin plus Lin Manuel Miranda. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, there are sharks with freaking laser beams attached to their heads.

[C]

Dr. Evil. Jaws.

[B]

Dr.

[C]

Jaws Evil. Dr. Austin Jawsers.

[B]

You're so close.

[C]

What the fuck is this?

[B]

You have it. You have it. You have the two. You have the two. Adol. You just got the two. You have them in the wrong order.

[A]

Jaws.

[C]

Jostin Powers.

[B]

There is a Mr. X about the freaking laser beams. Because that's a line from Dr. Evil, but it's in the movie. Not only is the character named Austin Powers, the movie is named Austin Powers.

[C]

And the lasers are pointed at him.

[B]

And he's there as well.

[C]

Okay, I do think, just very quickly, I do think Jaws fucked up a lot of people. My mom said she saw it in high school and was like, I never, like, went in a body of water again.

[B]

Really? Yeah.

[A]

I think it messed up.

[C]

I think it really screwed with people.

[A]

But we didn't make that movie, so we don't have to carry that weight.

[B]

You know, it fucked with my family quite significantly because I just went back to Indianapolis this last weekend and saw some family and my cousin was talking about how they were born the summer that Jaws came out. And they said that they were born in 74. And I said, they just did the 50th anniversary of Jaws and it's 2025, so Jaws must have come out in 75. And they were like, no, it was 74 because it came out the year that I was born. I remember. And I said, well, you wouldn't remember because you would be a baby. You're remembering a thing that is not a real thing that you're remembering. And I was like, I'm pretty sure the people who put out the 20th and 50th anniversary of JAWS didn't get the date.

[A]

This is not sort of the same thing that Adol was saying. Do you know what I mean?

[B]

Got a huge argument.

[C]

Aaron. I think it is.

[B]

Then they looked it up on their phone and then they wouldn't say what they saw on their phone. Sorry.

[C]

I said, after Jaws, my mom would never go to Indiana again.

[B]

I was just on Like Minds, our friend Joey's podcast who is on our show. And you guys did Like Minds as well. I was on with Stevie Shale and there was a Jaws themed piece of trivia that I had no idea what the answer was.

[C]

Do you remember what the question was?

[B]

Yeah, I do remember it, but I didn't want to spoil it in case people didn't want to. Wanted to listen to that episode because.

[C]

Listen to the episode.

[B]

Now that I know that piece of Jaws themed trivia, I would love to tell everybody that I know about it.

[C]

Because it's like, can I take a stab at it?

[B]

Sure, please.

[C]

Is it that the mechanical shark's name is Bruce?

[B]

No, it is not that the mechanical shark's name is Bruce. The mechanical shark aspect of that movie is crazy because they built these mechanical sharks and they were like, these things look great. They look awesome. They had. I think they had three of them. And then as soon as they put it in the water, it was destroyed. And they were like, oh, no. Like the salt got into it and just like, just destroyed it. And so that's why you never really see the shark in Jaws, because they did not.

[C]

They said in interviews they're like, there's supposed to be so much more shark.

[B]

It would have looked like the, you know, T2 going in the fucking melt at the end. It was just like all like broken down and nasty looking so they couldn't use it. Okay, you guys ready for another riddle? Let's see. In Hadestown, no one can hear you screaming.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So this has got to be Alien. But then Hadestown. I mean, there's a lot of characters in Hadestown.

[B]

Oh boy.

[C]

Is there Alien.

[B]

If you get the character from Alien, then you'll get the.

[A]

Oh, the character from Alien.

[C]

Oh, Ripley.

[B]

No, it's not.

[C]

You really say Ripley?

[B]

I honestly don't want to even say character because that kind of makes you think like Ripley or Sigourney Weaver. No, it's not Sigourney.

[C]

Paul Reiser.

[B]

Who is someone who is in Alien, but you are like, you don't know the actor's name.

[C]

I don't know why I wouldn't know their name.

[B]

Well, maybe they were in a suit the whole time.

[C]

The alien.

[B]

Yeah. What's that alien called?

[A]

I have no idea.

[C]

It's not just called like an alien Chest breaker. What's the. Oh, fuck.

[B]

What's the name that's called a Face hugger.

[C]

Face hugger. Thank you.

[B]

Facehugger. Chest breaker. Now it sounds like you're writing like a chest breaker. Yeah. It's a HR Geiger. Giger. HR Giger. Creature. If I said the word xenomorph, would that sound familiar to you?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay. It's a xenomorph. That's what that alien is called. Xenomorpheous Xenomorpheus.

[A]

That was a long walk.

[C]

That was a long walk.

[A]

Can I rest?

[B]

Wait, wait. When you say a long walk.

[C]

Well, you helped us.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, you guys walked a long time, but it was not a long walk. That's. I think that's a pretty long time.

[A]

Yeah. I didn't know the path and someone was holding my hand the whole time. But I still have just like in town.

[B]

That's like somebody getting lost on a 10 minute drive, taking 40 minutes and being like, what the fuck was that drive? It's like, yeah, you did that?

[A]

Yeah, I did that, though. But that doesn't make it so I wasn't in the car for 40 days.

[B]

Toughest.

[A]

That's how empathy works.

[B]

That's a long walk.

[C]

There's a way round back.

[B]

Is Orpheus the one who has the super low voice? No, that's Hades.

[A]

Orpheus is the super high voice.

[C]

Super high voice. Depending on who you see in the show. But the original guy had a very high voice.

[B]

I'm taking this neck by the veins making villagers redder with bloodstains.

[C]

Dracula.

[B]

This one I think I get, but I feel like this one's kind of a stretch.

[C]

Dracula.

[B]

Dracula is correct.

[A]

Dracula.

[B]

I'm taking this neck by the veins making villagers redder with bloodstains. Dracula.

[A]

Lafayette.

[B]

It's Dracula. Fayette. Yes, I'm thinking.

[A]

I'm trying to do it with a vampire accent.

[C]

Lafayette.

[A]

Lafayette.

[B]

Digging.

[C]

Call me blood one more time.

[B]

Is that the most famous Lafayette line from Himalayan?

[C]

No, I'd say guns and ships. What would be his, like, number one line?

[B]

I don't know. He had more to do as Hamilton. I think. I mean, as Jefferson.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Lafayette was in. Okay.

[C]

What did I miss? That's probably Jefferson.

[B]

Either way, Aaron, you got it. Dracula. Lafayette.

[C]

Good job.

[B]

Are you sure it was just three dolls?

[C]

Three dolls. Is this Annabelle?

[B]

Annabelle. Yes, it is. This is Annabelle? Yeah.

[C]

Are you sure this is three dolls? Annabelle.

[B]

There's a hint here, and I think the hint is the part that gets you the other part, because I don't know. I don't know What? Are you sure it was just $3? Maybe that's a reference to something. I don't know. But the hint here is you ate my bird.

[C]

You ate my bird. Annabelle, who's the woman who owns Tweety?

[B]

It's not the woman who owns Tweety. I think you ate my bird. And this is another thing I'm just absolutely not confident on. I think that is a reference from the movie Deep Blue Sea.

[C]

Okay. I've only seen that once in theaters.

[B]

Wow. Okay, so that was a while ago.

[C]

It's probably like 98 or something.

[B]

Yeah. Annabelle, do we remember who was in Deep Blue Sea?

[C]

Samuel L. Jackson. LL Cool J. Annabelle L. Cool J.

[A]

That was a very long walk.

[B]

Doesn't LL Cool J have a bird in that?

[C]

I don't remember.

[B]

He's like a cook. He's like the cook who has a bird. It doesn't matter.

[C]

I remember. The big thing is Samuel L. Jackson giving a speech. In mid speech, a shark jumps up and eats him.

[B]

Yeah. His death in that is very fun. That's a fun movie. Deep Blue Sea is a fun movie. Don't sleep on Deep Blue Sea. Okay, here's your next one. Infiltrate the sewer, find the supplier.

[C]

Well, that makes me think of either CHUDS or Ninja Turtles.

[B]

It's not chuds.

[C]

Ninja Turtles isn't spooky.

[B]

It's not CHUDS and it's not Ninja Turtles.

[A]

Can you say it again?

[B]

Infiltrate the sewer, find the supplier.

[C]

Does Phantom of the Opera live in the sewer?

[B]

Yes, but it's not Phantom of the Opera. Keep thinking. Okay. Think along the lines of, like.

[A]

Yeah, that's why it's called Phantom of the Sewer.

[C]

At night, I'm asleep and shit.

[B]

What else is? What else is?

[A]

Like, I thought I could get away with you not hearing that.

[B]

Spooky, scary sewer.

[C]

Sorry. Spooky. Scary sewer.

[B]

Yeah. Like, yeah. I would say this is maybe the spooky sewer. One of the more famous.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Scary sewer things scenes. Aaron. Oh, it. But what's its name? Pennywise. Okay. And then the line here is Pennywise. I'd love to do an impression here, but I just don't think I should. So it's. The line here is, infiltrate the sewer, find the supplier. This is a line that's being delivered. I believe, Sean.

[A]

Pennywise.

[B]

Pennywise is the first one, but that's great. This is the one, I believe, that's being delivered.

[A]

Pennywise. Pennywise, guys. Pennywise.

[B]

Channing Tatum. I believe someone is delivering this line to Pennywise.

[C]

Magic Mike. Magic Mike. Pennywise. Can you imagine? Pennywise and Magic Mike.

[A]

Don't say that three times.

[B]

He's so tall. I mean, being tall is half of being hot.

[C]

His song would probably be like, 99 red luff balloons.

[B]

That's so fun for him. And people see him and like, if you got what his whole thing was. No, you'd get why this is such a good choice for him.

[A]

No.

[B]

Infiltrate the sewer, find the supplier.

[C]

Is this like Channing? This Channing Tatum? Oh, Channing Tatum.

[B]

Channing Tatum is hearing this and Channing Tatum is playing a cop.

[C]

22 Jump Street 21 Jump Street 21.

[B]

Jump Street now, who was saying the line to channing Tatum and 21 Jump Street?

[A]

Jonah Hill.

[C]

Johnny Depp.

[A]

Jonah Hill.

[B]

Jonah Hill is kind of his partner. Do you guys remember the movie 22 Jump street, by the way? That's a fun movie. Both the Jump street movies are great.

[C]

Oh, is it the guy from the Daily show who used to be a Marine?

[B]

It's not the guy. It's not Rob Riggle. That's a great guess. This is another celebrity who is just recently in a much panned Amazon movie.

[C]

Whoa. Idris Elba.

[B]

About aliens.

[C]

About aliens.

[B]

Where he was just sitting in a chair the whole time.

[C]

Whoa. What? It's a remake of a Top Cruiser Pennywise cube.

[A]

I don't know.

[C]

Oh, woof, woof.

[A]

Sir.

[B]

Woward is kissing Aaron. You and Adol are seeing a movie together. You're about 30 minutes into the movie and Aaron, you have no idea what's going on in the movie and you want to try to leave.

[A]

Great.

[B]

Whoa.

[A]

Hey, hey.

[C]

Yeah, yeah. Popcorn.

[A]

No, no, no. Move your legs.

[C]

But they're not numb. Hold on, let me see your pocket.

[A]

I'm grabbing your keys.

[C]

Leaving. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Aaron, Aaron, Aaron.

[B]

Aaron.

[A]

Yeah, what's up?

[C]

Where are you going?

[A]

Hey, we should probably be quiet. There's a movie playing.

[C]

No, it's fine.

[A]

I'm going to take off.

[C]

Aaron, post 2020 movie theaters have become a raucous place for people to just do whatever the they want.

[A]

I'm going to try to catch the last 40 minutes of dancing with the Stars, but I'll see.

[C]

Is that playing here?

[A]

No, no, no. It on TV at home. I'll see you.

[B]

Excuse me. Hey, excuse me. Could you guys have a couple conversation at full volume? It's actually way worse to do whispers.

[C]

That's what I was trying to tell her.

[B]

Hey, man.

[A]

Hey man.

[B]

Mind your business.

[A]

Trying to talk to my friend.

[B]

What's that?

[A]

I'm trying to talk to my friend.

[B]

I know. And it's like just. If it was just a full volume conversation, it'd be less distracting and jpc.

[C]

I'm sorry.

[A]

She said that you whisper when you yell at those people. Cuz it's actually worse when you talk full volume. I agree with what you're saying, but it's worse when you do it.

[B]

Oh, so you agree that they should talk full volume. Volume and I should whisper. Is that what you agree with?

[A]

Yes, got it.

[B]

Hey, so you guys should talk full volume. I should whisper. No, wait wait wait. We're about to get.

[C]

We're about to get a huge chunk of exposition. So I just came to the beach because I want to surf, but no one will let me on this beach.

[A]

So anyways.

[C]

Ah, still doesn't make ton of sense.

[A]

I think Rabbit Rabbit Irwin might win this this season. I'm going to run home. He's doing the Robert Irwin.

[C]

Is that an author?

[A]

No, the guy, he's. He's. He's his son.

[C]

He's the son of an author.

[A]

No, no, not. Forget it, forget it, forget it.

[B]

He's the son of the guy who got stabbed by the Stingray and died. Steve Irwin.

[C]

Oh, the Crocodile Hunter.

[A]

His older sister Bindi. Irwin 1 Dancing with the Stars, like a decade ago.

[C]

Bendy and Robert. What happened there?

[A]

I don't know. So. But Robert I think might.

[B]

What do you mean? The beach is closed. Close to people like me.

[C]

I think that was the doctor from earlier, so.

[A]

But I think he's gonna do the Viennese vaults tonight. So I'm gonna take off and I'm gonna try to catch the last 40 minutes. But I'll see you in a couple months.

[B]

Okay. They're not talking at full volume, so I'm not gonna wait.

[A]

Okay. All right. Well, I guess we can do whatever the fuck we want in society these days, huh?

[B]

Yeah. I'd love to take you out for dinner.

[A]

Oh, yeah. You're very handsome. That sounds very interesting.

[B]

You look like a hotter version of the lady Gremlin from Gremlins 2.

[A]

Oh, wow.

[C]

I keep telling her that and she keeps hating it.

[B]

Her?

[C]

Yes, her.

[A]

Wait, Turtle, what are you doing with that? How do you know that girl?

[B]

Hold on. Holy shit. They're the same lady.

[C]

See?

[A]

Did that work?

[B]

Yeah, that's how it works. That's how that works.

[A]

My eyes are closed and I'm wincing. Did it work?

[C]

It worked as well as Pennywise cube.

[B]

Pennywise cube. In order to get me out, you've got to say 2008 Olympic gold medal. Three times.

[C]

Michael Phelps.

[B]

No.

[A]

Who won a gold medal in 2008?

[B]

Well, here, in order to get me out, you've got to say 2008 Olympic gold medal.

[C]

Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice.

[B]

Okay, so we got beetlejuice, beetlejuice. 2008 Olympic gold medal. This is.

[C]

Who's the little Beetlejuice?

[A]

Ryan Lochte.

[B]

It's not swimming and it's not tumbling.

[A]

I would say it's running.

[B]

Running.

[C]

Beetlejusain Bolt.

[B]

Beetlejusain Bolt. Beetlejusain Bolt. You got it. All right, we have one more. One more of these from Marcus. Was it 2008? Who could say? Who could say? I'm assuming Marcus checked it. To fight monsters, we created monsters of our own. The goodbye program was born. Huh?

[A]

What is happening?

[B]

Aaron?

[A]

What?

[B]

This is the last one that we're going to do on the episode. Okay, okay, okay. To fight monsters, we created monsters of our own, the goodbye program was born. This is. What's that?

[A]

Jupiter.

[B]

Aaron, that's the last part of it.

[C]

Jupiter. Ju. Beetlejupiter.

[B]

To fight monsters, we created monsters of our own. What is that? What is that from?

[C]

No idea.

[A]

Sounds familiar.

[C]

Born identity.

[B]

This is not really a spooky movie. I would say, but this is a monster. But it's more like an action movie. I would say, but it's Pacific Rim. Yeah. Yes. What are the monsters called in Pacific Island?

[C]

Kaiju.

[B]

There we go.

[A]

Kaiju.

[B]

Kai. Jupiter.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

Now, I love what you were trying to do there, Marcus, by getting Aaron to say Jupiter to end the episode. And we are at the end of the episode, so that was a very good play to you. But we have enough time that we can hear a voicemail theme. Casey, hit it.

[C]

Let's say who we are on three, okay? One, two, three. I'm out of replies.

[B]

Smiling. I'm. No prize.

[A]

He's bored. And that's jpc.

[B]

I'm sorry. All right, Aaron, smart guy. Your last name is Winky.

[A]

Shut up, jpc. I am so Maddie. Sometimes. Sometimes I'll just. Sometimes I'll just cut them. Sometimes I'll just cut them up, and then I'll cut them up, and then I'll put a tiny bit of, like, pink sea salt on them, and that'll be that. And that's normal. Am I dead?

[C]

No, you're on drugs.

[A]

What the hell? That was so trippy.

[C]

That was trippy. Jinx.

[B]

That was a theme by Finnacry. Finnachry. Thank you for sending that in. If you want to get a theme featured on the show, make sure you submit that as a wav file to hrpodcastmail.com. 30 seconds or less, people. All right, Casey, hit us with a voicemail.

[A]

Hey, hey, Riddle. Riddle. This is Ashley, longtime listener, first time caller. I went to a baseball game today and they played Take Me out to the Ball Game. And I didn't realize until the end.

[B]

That I sung the lyrics to Penguin Baseball instead.

[A]

So now I'm afraid my brain is broken.

[B]

Anyway, my team lost 18 to 1.

[A]

So do you guys have any good ideas for heckles? I can yell at players when they play this badly. Thanks. I love the show. Bye. Oh, man. 18 to 1.

[C]

18 one in baseball.

[A]

You're not a baseball team anymore.

[B]

They should technically the commissioner of baseball legally walk out on the field and rip up their baseball certificate. They're licensed. They're licensed to play baseball.

[A]

Yeah. You're technically not a baseball team anymore. That's fucking awful. Also sorry for breaking your brain. And that goes for everyone who's listening.

[B]

Do you think. Do you think that their baseball team that they were rooting for. And I'm not saying anything about this person's intelligence or anything like that, but do you think it's like the Harlem Globetrotters but for baseball where, like, they're banana bananas? Well, no, but they're like. They're rooting accidentally for, like, the Washington Wizards. Or is it the Wizards?

[C]

The Generals.

[B]

No, the Generals. They're rooting for the Generals and they don't know that it's fixed.

[C]

That would be so funny to be a general season ticket holder and be like, what is wrong with our team?

[B]

There's a guy batting right now and his bat must be three times bigger than Norfolk Ref.

[C]

He's taking a ladder out to catch the ball. A ladder.

[A]

That's so funny.

[C]

Is there nothing we can do? 18 and one is rough for baseball. Yeah, that's rough.

[B]

Honestly, isn't there a mercy rule?

[C]

Oh, man, I feel like. I feel like there is, but I don't know if that's like, before a certain inning or something.

[B]

What if it was 181 and they only played 3 innings?

[A]

A good heckle would be just to start sobbing, just openly wailing from disappointment.

[B]

You could do the old, we want a pitcher at a first basement and a second basement and a shortstop and some field.

[C]

Just, like, go through the whole roster.

[B]

The whole roster.

[A]

That's so funny.

[B]

Oh, that's rough. That's rough.

[A]

We're sorry that happened. Yikes.

[B]

Ye. That won't happen if you only watch penguin baseball. We promise competitive matches in penguin baseball.

[C]

Or we cook the birds.

[B]

Or we cook.

[A]

And that's a hey, Riddle Riddle guarantee.

[B]

Hey, Riddle Riddle. We cook the birds. All right, so thank you for that. If you want to send us a voicemail, you can always reach out at. What is it, 805 riddle one, something like that. It's in the episode description. You can find it. You look it up, motherfucker. You leave us.

[A]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

[B]

You're right. Needlessly aggressive adol. Anything that you would like to plug?

[C]

Oh, yes, there's something I can think of which is a podcast that we do called Gumshoes and Dragons. Check it out. There's some episodes. If you've been waiting to binge it, now's the time. Takes a road trip just to drive around and listen to it. It's a great time. It's the three of us as well as Anthony Burch and a special guest every episode. So please check that out. Gumshoes and Dragons. Wherever you find podcasts. Aaron. Anything to plug or promote.

[A]

I host a show called Quality Time every month in Los Angeles and it's a true variety show. On our last show we had someone do a presentation about ants, California ants. That was so fascinating and fun. And every month there's a different theme and I'm truly so proud of the show. I'm proud of my part in it, but I'm even prouder of the people that we book in November. I made my co host promise that the theme is going to be sluts. So check out Quality Time on Instagram and come to our slut themed show. I think it's actually going to be pretty moving and informative.

[C]

Will the female gremlin be there at all?

[A]

Yes, and I was hoping you wouldn't ask, but she's going to. She's actually doing a really moving presentation and I feel like I don't want you to jump to conclusions about it.

[C]

Fair enough. Fair enough.

[A]

Well, she is the biggest slut I know, so she's got to be there.

[B]

If you don't want to run into any sluts, you can see us on tour. We're going to be in Philly on November 18th. We're going to be in D.C. on November 19th, and we're going to be in New York City on November 23rd. There are still tickets available to those shows. Heyriddleriddle.com live for those tickets. Aaron. Okay, I lied before. You did not get this riddle. Unfortunately, we have to do it one more time. So it's to fight monsters. We created monsters of our own. The goodbye program was born.

[C]

Kaiju, Kaiju Kai.

[A]

Jupiter. But that guy.

[B]

Aaron, you got it first try. Created by Adam, starring Aaron Keenan and John Patrick Cullinan. Casey, Tony did the editing. They have already parented them to logo created by Emily Cardamus and Emily Naporus.

[A]

Wait, is your pee coming out like that at all? We gotta take him to the doctor.

[C]

Quick. Run. Doctor, our friend has pulp pee.

[B]

All right, pause right there. I gotta go get Spaghetti. She's going crazy upstairs.

[A]

This is a wake up call for us. This is a wake up call, you know, being. Being sort of broken out of the spell. And you can put this post episode.

[C]

Yeah, I was playing it out.

[A]

This felt bad. This felt really bad.

[C]

Nothing like being in the middle of the scene and then someone goes, hold on, I gotta walk away for two minutes while you two just sit here. Just sit in it?

[A]

Yeah, sit in. Just stew. Stew in the bathwater of your failures. Fucking losers.

[C]

Fucking losers.

[A]

That's exactly what he just said to us. Basically.

[C]

He's probably upstairs laughing it up.

[A]

I just put them in their place.

[C]

Yeah, he's bragging to Mariah, bragging to Spaghetti.

[A]

Yeah, I'm gonna take a couple more seconds just to make sure. They feel real stupid.

[C]

They're probably talking about it right now.

[A]

Yeah, that's him. God, I hate him so much.

[C]

I know. I keep trying to slowly put poison in his food, but he doesn't seem to be affected by it. He's back.

[A]

I think it's making him stronger.

[C]

He's grown eight inches.

[A]

Hey, normal friend.

[B]

Sorry. There was fucking people at my door and Speedy was just going crazy, so I had to bring her downstairs.

[A]

Well, glad to have you back.

[B]

Hey there, Clemson Devils. If you like that, you are going to love this week's Patreon. We finally get to Uncle Mumbles Castle. You can listen to that plus our entire back [e-mail] Heyriddle Riddle 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.

[A]

That was a Headgum podcast.