C (2:25)

Take it from me. Helix. Hamlinkin. I cannot tell.

B (2:29)

Asleep at the end. Introducing him at the end.

C (2:34)

I gotta go.

A (2:37)

He looks Ham. Flinkin. Adol. Aaron, I know that the two of you have been so mad that they are not putting comedy movies in theaters anymore. Well, do I have a shocking declaration for the two of you?

C (2:52)

Shock me. Shock.

A (2:55)

Okay, shock you. Let me rub my socks on the carpet. I just saw Nirvana, the Band, the show, the Movie, and it is fucking excellent.

B (3:04)

Hum. In a what?

A (3:09)

Okay. This movie is so funny. It's the first like mockumentary style film that I have seen in a while. That is. That was making me laugh out loud. Plus it's. I will not get into it, but when the twists come in this movie, your jaw will hit the floor in a good way. In a way that makes you say, I have to clean up my jaw now. But I do like that it touched the ground.

C (3:29)

Now. Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Is this the movie that Variety called? It's insane that it exists and fandom said gives no fucks. A movie you absolutely must see to believe.

A (3:40)

Yes, you have to see this.

B (3:41)

A comedic miracle says Sunshine State Complex. A comedic miracle. Jpc.

A (3:47)

Yes. So the plot of the movie is they have a plan to book a show at the Rivoli, but something goes horribly wrong. And then Matt and Jay accidentally travel back to the year 2008. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah. You have to watch this movie. It is only in theaters starting February 13th. Nirvana, the band, the show, the Movie. It is so fucking good.

C (4:05)

I'm there. I'm there again.

A (4:08)

Run, do not walk to the theaters February 13th to see Nirvana the Band, the show, the Movie. You do not have to be familiar with the show. Just go see Nirvana, the Band, the show, the movie. You'll get it. It's fucking great.

C (4:27)

Coffee's ready.

A (4:29)

Excellent, Excellent. I know this is your. It's gonna be your first summer out here, so.

C (4:38)

First summer if you have Scorn Mountain. My first summer at Scorn Mountain for sure.

A (4:45)

You know, if you have questions, if things come up, you can always hit the radio. I'm going to be at Hilo east, so you won't be able to see me, obviously, but you know, I'll be available on the radio. Nice, nice, nice.

C (4:59)

Oh, and if I see. If I do see a fire, I just. I contact you or I go. Do I go do something? Do I go try and fight it?

A (5:07)

No. What? No, you do not know. Under no circumstances do you try to go fight it.

C (5:13)

Okay, So I leave the cabin and I try and grab as many animals as possible.

A (5:18)

No, no, you see the fire. You see the fire, you call it in.

C (5:22)

Okay?

A (5:22)

That's. Yeah. The whole job.

C (5:23)

Okay, calm down. Are you mad at me?

A (5:25)

Sorry. No.

C (5:26)

Hey, Colin. My cousin Colin got me this job. I just figured it seemed like an easy. Seemed like an easy sort of peasy.

A (5:33)

Oh, no.

C (5:34)

Well, job.

A (5:36)

No, it's. I'm sorry. Yeah. Because you did orientation, right? Yeah, I was. This is more just kind of me dropping by to make sure you've got everything set up in your tower. Your whole job is you're going to be here all summer, you're probably not going to see another soul, it's going to be pretty lonely, and you're going to be watching for fires, and if you see a fire, you're going to call it in. That's the whole. That's the whole. The whole job.

C (5:59)

Okay. What? Colin tell you stuff, right? Well, he said, do me a favor. We need someone to watch for fires. It'll be the easiest job you ever had. Nothing's gonna happen. Don't even. Don't even worry about it.

A (6:11)

Wow.

C (6:13)

You know what I'm saying? It's like. It's like if I got hired to watch for Superman in the skies. Like, no, it's not gonna happen.

A (6:19)

It's not. No, it's not. Scoring Mountain has fires almost every year. Now, they're not big fires usually, but that's because we catch them. And you mentioned watching tv. There's no. There's no tv. You don't even have electricity up here. Oh, you what?

C (6:33)

I brought a battery operated tv.

A (6:36)

What is that? I've never seen a battery operated Sony Vizio before. What is that?

C (6:41)

It's a Sony vizio.

A (6:42)

It's a 62 inch Sony Vizio.

C (6:44)

Yeah, I had to buy it from South Korea.

A (6:47)

Well, no, I mean, how'd you. How do you even get that up here? You hauled that up all these stairs up into the tower? You can't watch a TV up here.

C (6:56)

Oh, speaking of Amazon prime, do they deliver direct to this cabin or do I have to like, walk down a hill or something?

A (7:03)

There's no. No, I mean, you'll. You'll get your weekly ration dump in the bear box.

C (7:08)

Ration dump?

A (7:10)

Yeah, your, your, your, your food and your nettles and, you know, your, your, your, your whatnot. But there's no Amazon. You can't. You don't even. There's not even phone signal. If you. You have to call in through the radio. There's only radio signal.

C (7:23)

Oh, I got a hot spot.

A (7:25)

You got a what?

C (7:26)

I got a hot spot.

A (7:27)

There's no. There's just no way a hot spot's gonna work. I think Colin Huck Finned you. Colin. I know your cousin Colin. He's. He usually does this tower. He is usually absolutely miserable.

C (7:40)

Fire. There's a fire over there or something. There's. That's. What is that? Oh, it's somebody in an orange shirt. Should I call that in or.

A (7:50)

No, it looks like that's a hiking trail. There's gonna be lots of people hiking on that part of the hiking trail.

C (7:56)

Oh, so there won't be fires on.

B (7:57)

The trails behind them? This entire time, a fire has been slowly building and spreading?

A (8:03)

Oh, no. I mean, the hiking trails are hungry.

C (8:05)

For barbecue for some reason.

A (8:08)

For some reason. Well, it's probably because there's a bunch of barbecue in your bear box. You'll want to get to that fast because the barbecue does not last.

C (8:17)

And a bear box is.

A (8:21)

It's a box to put your food in so the bears can't get to it.

C (8:24)

Oh, yeah. What if I want to feed the bears?

A (8:28)

Oh, boy. Well, you shouldn't, okay? Because if the bears know that there's food here that they can get, they're gonna come keep coming back for it. And bears can climb stairs, so you don't want to have a bear up here at your fire tower. That's the. There are more bear deaths than fire deaths on Scorn Mountain every year.

C (8:48)

Isn't it. Isn't it smarter for me to leave food out so that my cabin is surrounded by bears so no one tries to come up here and with me. Can you imagine what a fortress this would be if it was surrounded by hungry bears?

A (9:02)

Here's what we're going to do. We're going to get in my Jeep and we're just going to drive back to town, and that's. And you're gonna spend. You're gonna spend summer in town. I think town's more your speed.

C (9:15)

I brought all these guns.

A (9:17)

You what?

C (9:17)

I brought all these guns. Colin said that you can basically do whatever the you want up here. No one can hear you or see you. So I brought all these guns. I brought all this porn.

A (9:26)

What are you gonna do with all these guns up here?

C (9:28)

Shoot the guns, watch the porn, eat the food. Shoot the guns, watch the porn, eat the food.

A (9:35)

I mean, that is kind of what we do in these towers. That's normal. Call it the one thing that Colin served you right on. Is the guns and the food of the porn thing. Everybody gains their freshman 15 their first summer out here.

C (9:47)

Oh, nice.

A (9:48)

15 pounds of muscle in their arm. You know what I'm saying?

C (9:53)

I'm gonna get a tuna 15 from all the sushi. I'm gonna order up here. Does sugarfish come up here?

A (9:59)

I don't even think we have sugarfish on the East Coast. I think that's a. I think that's an LA institution.

C (10:04)

No sugar fish.

A (10:05)

I don't think. I don't think there's. I don't think so.

C (10:08)

I mean, unless the point of living here.

A (10:11)

Where are you from? You're not from. I thought you were, like, a townie. You didn't grow up around here?

C (10:18)

Nope. I am from a little place called San Diego. Spongy grass. We got real spongy grass. Yeah. Where are you from? What's your name? I didn't even catch your name.

A (10:31)

My name's Joe and I'm. I'm basically from Scorn Mountain. I mean, this is. I was kind of. I grew up here, you know?

C (10:37)

And is there a term for people born on Scorn Mountain? Scorners or scornborn. Ooh, Scornborn.

A (10:45)

They call it scornborn. Yeah.

C (10:46)

Yeah, that's.

A (10:47)

That's something they call us.

C (10:48)

I was gonna say it's too easy not to.

A (10:50)

Yeah, it's too easy not to. I mean, that's. We'd like to get away from it, but it's too easy not to.

C (10:54)

How many fires have you watched?

A (10:57)

Well, I've been up here for, let's see, 41 seasons, so.

C (11:02)

41 seasons. What are you, LeBron James?

A (11:07)

How many seasons has LeBron played?

C (11:09)

21.

A (11:15)

Adult Aaron. I am so fed up with car shopping, I must be doing something wrong. Cause I'll go to the grocery store, I'll buy, you know, some bananas, some apples, a little bit of spinach, and I'll get to the checkout and I'll say, also, I'd like to buy a car. And they say, well, no, not here. And I go, not here. Then where?

C (11:37)

Jpc, you big jpc.

A (11:39)

Tell me what I did. Because what I. What I think I did is right. So what did I do?

C (11:45)

You don't go to a store to buy a car, okay? You use Cargurus app, the new dealership mode. And it's like having a personal cheat sheet in your pocket right there on the lot with you. You can instantly compare the car in front of you to similar options. See? Deal ratings and price History and estimate your final price. That's right, jpc. It's everything you need at your fingertips so you can feel confident you're getting the best deal. And some store workers aren't going to make fun of you for asking for it at checkout.

B (12:14)

With more than 4 million listings, CarGurus has the biggest selection of cars. So it's easier than ever to find the right car at the right deal. And you don't even have to buy a banana.

A (12:23)

Well, I want to buy the banana. Oh, please tell me Cargurus will sell me a banana. You know what?

B (12:28)

No.

A (12:29)

I think what I'll do from now on is I'll get my fruit at the fruit store and I'll get my cars by using Cargurus. You can even use Cargurus Discover, a new search feature where you can look for vehicles based on the way you think, using your own words. No more being boxed in by filters. Whether you want great gas mileage for a road trip or extra trunk space for all of those bananas, simply type it in and Cargurus Discover will give you real shoppable listings that match. It's the smarter way to find the car that fits your life and the insane amount of bananas that you buy at the store. Because bananas are going up, up, up, baby. And they never go bad.

C (13:01)

And I use the Cargurus app to buy us Yanks off sheet a riddle mobile.

B (13:07)

Ooh la loo la loo loo loo.

C (13:09)

It's no wonder Cargurus is the number one most visited car Shopp. According to SimilarWeb's estimated traffic data.

A (13:16)

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C (13:31)

Riddle Mobile doesn't take gas. We have to answer riddles to make it good.

A (13:36)

Let's just leave it banana space. Oh, yeah, it's mostly for show.

C (13:42)

Hey, jpc. Hey, Aaron.

A (13:44)

What's up?

B (13:44)

Yeah, what's up?

C (13:45)

I was looking up at the night sky and seeing all these things shooting across the night sky. And I was wondering, what all is out there in the night sky?

B (13:54)

Well, stars.

A (13:56)

We're at war with The Palladians. What?

B (13:58)

UFOs?

C (14:00)

Wait, the Pleiadians? Are those some sort of aliens and rockets?

B (14:03)

Which reminds me, this weekend, you guys, I realized that I had been spending so much money on a subscription that I forgot to cancel. I did the whole free trial thing and then I forgot to cancel it.

C (14:15)

I was like, paying for it a.

B (14:16)

Couple months, but Rocket Money reminded me. Yeah.

A (14:18)

Oh, thank you. Please tell me that you're using Rocket Money, the personal finance app that helps you find and cancel your unwanted subscriptions, monitors your spending, and helps lower your bills so you can grow your savings.

B (14:28)

Oh, big time. Big time.

A (14:30)

And growing your savings is more important now than ever, what with the upcoming war with the Pleiadians on our doorstep.

B (14:37)

Mm.

C (14:38)

Now, Palladians are Paladin aliens, of course, and they come here wanting our, I want to say oxygen. But with Rocket Money, you can set budgets and goals, get personalized insights and regular reports, and receive real time alerts for large transactions, upcoming bills, refunds, and low balances. Because you're going to want to save as much money as possible so you and your family can start to buy rockets, spaceship parts.

A (15:04)

Plus, the app consolidates your checking, your saving, your loans and investments into a single dashboard to give users a clear view of their financial picture. So when you're spending money from the secret checking account that your wife doesn't know that you have to fight the palladium baby is for you. It's all for you. It's for the family. You can see that from your rocketboard dashboard without getting overwhelmed, that your wife is going to find out about your secret Palladian bank account that you're using to fight these guys.

B (15:29)

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A (15:50)

They look just like us.

B (15:55)

You say joyfully. They look just like us. I want to say oxygen. All right, boys and girls, our next animal is the great tawny owl. Yeah, if you can tell, his head is moving quite a lot.

C (16:19)

Ah, he broke his neck.

B (16:21)

No, no. Owls just don't have the same neck muscles or bone muscles as the rest of us.

A (16:27)

Bone muscles?

B (16:29)

You funny kid. Or bones as the rest of us? Who's ever looked through a pair of binoculars before?

A (16:39)

Oh, I have, I have.

B (16:41)

Yeah, right.

A (16:42)

Two summers ago I broke my leg and I spent the whole summer just watching out of my parents back window with binoculars.

B (16:50)

Oh, like rear window. You saw a murder?

A (16:53)

Yeah, I saw my neighbor murder his Wife.

B (16:57)

Wow. I'm sure that was exciting. To solve that crime and serve justice.

A (17:02)

The tawny owl, they solved it really quick. It was loud. I just saw it. They didn't even need me to testify because there was no question he did it.

C (17:13)

Ms. Animals.

B (17:14)

Yep.

C (17:15)

Don't you want to ask how he murdered his wife?

B (17:17)

I want to talk about how the Tawny owl can see from so far away and dark.

A (17:23)

What?

C (17:24)

He ate her.

A (17:25)

He ate her.

B (17:25)

That's how he killed her. Or he killed her and then. Doesn't matter. I mean, it does matter, but it did matter, right? Right.

C (17:33)

Mrs. Animals says it doesn't matter that a man ate his wife.

B (17:37)

No, no. I'm just saying the Tawny owl is actually.

A (17:41)

What do owls eat?

B (17:43)

I love that question. Well, they eat their food whole because they don't really chew, so they can basically.

C (17:52)

Oh, famous animals.

B (17:55)

Yes.

C (17:56)

Earlier when I said, don't you want to know how the man killed his wife? You didn't tell me. I love that question.

B (18:02)

You know what? Because I really don't love that question. If you have a question about the tawny owl, I'd love to to answer it. They eat their food whole and so when they poop it out, that normally gets laughed. There you go.

A (18:16)

Sorry.

B (18:17)

It's basically the whole mouse.

A (18:19)

I really couldn't muster have being grossed out by that after some of the things I've seen.

B (18:24)

And you don't have to share any of this. You can keep this to yourself.

A (18:27)

No, my therapist said I shouldn't keep it to myself. They said I should share about it because it helps me get over it.

B (18:33)

Probably with the professional and not in a space.

A (18:36)

I thought you were a professional.

B (18:38)

I am, but I'm trying to teach you about the owl.

C (18:41)

Ms. Animals.

B (18:42)

Yes.

C (18:43)

Why is there a big tan line where your wedding ring might be?

A (18:47)

Ms. Animals? We're contractually obligated to ask that question in every episode.

B (18:52)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

A (18:53)

Where an adult talks to a child or vice versa.

B (18:55)

Yeah, I know, I know. And I know it's nothing personal that Xana.

C (18:59)

Nothing personal. It's just 1, 2, 3, 4.

A (19:01)

Hey, Riddle. Riddle's Clue crew, listen to the rest of the episode now by starting your free 7 day trial at patreon.com heyriddle riddle.

D (19:16)

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