Andy Melts Down & Best Ice Cream Mix-ins - Comedy Podcast

Summary

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Spitballers Comedy Podcast

Episode: Andy Melts Down & Best Ice Cream Mix-ins

Date: February 9, 2026
Hosts: Andy, Mike, Jason

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Episode Overview

In this laugh-filled episode, the Spitballers triumvirate battles it out over the ultimate ice cream toppings and mix-ins, revives their infamous “Highway to Spell” spelling showdown (with a special guest from their producer alley), and tackles burning “Would You Rather” questions ranging from alien encounters to hygiene dilemmas. Expect classic Spitballers chaos, some surprising revelations, and the usual barrage of dad-level nonsense.

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Key Segments and Discussions

1. Show Kickoff & “Highway to Spell” Returns

Timestamps: [01:07]–[02:35]

• The show starts with their signature comedic banter about recurring bits—Jason’s scatting, Andy’s playful antagonism over “Highway to Spell,” and Mike stirring up office rumors about producer Papa Josh’s supposed spelling prowess.
• The “Highway to Spell” spelling contest is resurrected due to fan requests, sparking delight, dread, and trash talk among the crew.
• Notable exchange:
  • Andy [02:24]: “To the person—thank you for your support. Please cancel your subscription. Please, please, please cancel it. Please go away.”
    (Rare Andy meltdown, brimming with mock exasperation.)

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2. Would You Rather: Aliens, Dinosaurs, or Gold?

Timestamps: [07:03]–[15:43]

• The guys debate which they’d rather discover in their backyard: a crashed UFO with dead aliens, a fully intact T. Rex skeleton, or ten gold bars.
• Spirited disagreement over government coverups, the real value of a T. Rex, and the likelihood of life beyond Earth.
• Pop-science tangents emerge: Mike stans for probability ("billions and billions of stars!”), while Andy and Jason are skeptical Fermi Paradox believers.
• Memorable Quotes:
  • Jason [08:43]: “A full T. Rex skeleton is worth $6 to 30 million dollars.”
  • Andy [09:00]: “Can you monetize [the dead alien]? Or is it seized by the government?”
  • Jason [11:07]: "You're getting eminent domain’d by the government."
• Poll Live Discussion: Andy runs a real-time poll: "Do you believe that aliens are real?" (Result: ~77% say yes.)
• Mike [13:10]: “There was a time when people were like, yeah, we're the center of the universe…”

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3. Would You Rather: Clean Clothes or Showers?

Timestamps: [15:59]–[18:15]

• The team must choose: only showering twice a month with fresh clothes each day, or showering daily but only changing clothes twice a month.
• Hilariously gross logistics are debated: working out, the horror of aging socks/underwear, and the power of deodorant and Axe body spray.
• Jason [16:57]: "If I'm not showering every day... I'm smelling like a butthole."
• Andy [17:42]: “With clean clothes, deodorant, a little cologne... I will be okay.”

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4. Would You Rather: Intermittent Fasting or One Large Meal?

Timestamps: [21:15]–[24:33]

• Debate: eat one huge meal daily or normal meals every other day (implying 24-hour fasts).
• Andy and Jason reflect on their “blubber” and fasting sagas.
• Jason [22:34]: “I think I could go days without a meal... but I get a headache.”
• Andy [23:31]: “I've done two different times like a three day water fast...”
• Quick detour to breakfast opinions—Andy skips it; Jason defends it as the “start of metabolism.”

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5. Microwave Omelet Lifehacks & 80/20 Principle

Timestamps: [24:44]–[27:35]

• The merits of microwave omelets (“takes 45 seconds!”) and modern time-saving dad cooking hacks.
• Ties into the show’s overarching “efficiency seeks humor” ethos.
• Andy [25:01]: “This is an omelet. It's like we've wasted so much time...”

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6. Highway to Spell — Competitive Spelling Bee

Timestamps: [30:18]–[42:54]

• The iconic spelling bee style contest returns, now featuring “Papa Josh” as a challenger.
• The crew cycles through fifth to ninth grade words (“amendment,” “calendar,” “laboratory”), leading to mounting anxiety, carefully orchestrated sabotage, and Andy’s eventual meltdown.
• Best Moments:
  • Andy [37:08]: “Going fast is an idiotic move.” (Failing on “laboratory.”)
  • Josh [41:04]: Nails “pseudonym.”
  • Mike [42:00]: Closes with “vulnerable.”
  • Jason [42:35]: Taunts Josh for a confident but incorrect “austerity”: "You just spelled ostrich!"
• Result: Mike triumphs, Andy is roasted for screwing up, Josh holds his own in the Deucer's Alley.

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7. Draft: Best Ice Cream Toppings and Mix-ins

Timestamps: [44:08]–[61:20]

• The trio embarks on a passionate draft of their favorite ice cream add-ins—with violently divided camps between “topping traditionalists” (Jason) and “mix-in maximalists” (Andy, Mike).
• Jason rails against “candy for candy’s sake,” choosing basics like whipped cream, caramel, and sprinkles, insisting on the sanctity of the sundae.
• Mike and Andy double down on “mix-in” culture: Oreos, peanut butter cups, brownies, cookie dough, and Biscoff cookies.
• The Cold Stone vs. classic “ice cream parlor” argument rages.
• Highlight Quotes:
  • Jason [46:35]: “Do you know what happens in your mouth, you idiots, when they’re mixed in?... Delicious.”
  • Andy [49:47]: “You don’t understand how much you dislike ice cream. I do understand. You’re not ordering accents to your ice cream. You’re ordering individual desserts, not ice cream.”
  • Jason [56:12]: [Enraged] “Cold Stone is not ice cream!”
  • Andy [58:56]: “Marshmallow cream... if you put a brownie and marshmallow cream and you do the mixing, then it's gonna be so good.”
  • Mike [59:30]: “For toppings, I'm going to take Biscoff cookies.”
  • Jason [60:14]: “Everything I put on mine goes together. It's for people that actually appreciate things in life.”
• Final Draft Picks (Highlights):
  • Jason: Whipped cream, caramel, Reese’s Pieces, sprinkles
  • Mike: Oreos, fudge, Biscoff cookies, peanut butter
  • Andy: Peanut butter cups, brownies, cookie dough, marshmallow cream

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8. Final Reflections & “What Did We Learn?”

Timestamps: [61:16]–[61:39]

• Recap: Papa Josh is a better speller than Andy, Mike claims superiority over both.
• Closing joke: “What did you learn today?” / “I have no friends.” (Jason, after relentless topping mockery.)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Andy’s Meltdown:
  • “To the person... please cancel your subscription. Please, please, please cancel it. Please go away.” [02:24]
• Ice Cream Draft Clashes:
  • “You just want candy. You want ice cream out of it.” — Jason [48:24]
  • “We're not dipping into a coffee!” — Andy [59:44], on Biscoff cookies pick.
• Topping Philosophy:
  • "Everything I put on mine goes together. It's for people that actually appreciate things in life." — Jason [60:14]
• Spelling Bee Tension:
  • “Going fast is an idiotic move.” — Andy [37:08]
  • “You just tried to spell ostrich!” — Jason [42:37], roasting Josh’s “austerity” blunder.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [01:07] Show intro/topic banter
• [07:03] Would You Rather: Alien, dino, or gold
• [15:59] Would You Rather: Showers vs. clothes
• [21:15] Would You Rather: Fasting or one meal
• [24:44] Microwave omelet/80-20 talk
• [30:18] Highway to Spell: Spelling Bee
• [44:08] Ice Cream Toppings & Mix-ins Draft
• [61:16] “What did we learn?”

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Tone & Style

The Spitballers bring classic, clean humor; lots of exaggerated grumbling, mock outrage, and playful insults fly. Dad jokes abound. The chemistry among the three hosts is familial, irreverent, and welcoming—making for a show that’s funny, lighthearted, and satisfying for the whole family.

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Summary for First-time Listeners

If you’re new to the Spitballers, this episode is a perfect sampler platter: you get outrageous hypotheticals, an epic spelling bee (with embarrassing results), and perhaps the most heated argument over ice cream culture you’ll ever hear on a podcast. By the end, you’ll know these three dads—and their dessert loyalties—inside out.

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Transcript

[Andy]

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[Andy]

What happens when three buffoons give life advice, explore unrealistic situations and give random topics more thought than they probably deserve? It's the Spitballers Podcast with Andy, Mike and Jason.

[Jason]

Hey now, brown cow, big clown dog pound banana.

[Mike]

Another hey now, brown cow.

[Andy]

Yeah, we've had that before.

[Jason]

Have we?

[Mike]

Oh, yeah.

[Andy]

Have we? Oh, yeah. That's very specific.

[Jason]

I scat every day.

[Andy]

You scat 66% of our shows.

[Mike]

You made a deal with the devil. With the devil. And the devil loves to hear you scat.

[Jason]

Gosh. So I barely get a break from scatting.

[Andy]

It's great.

[Jason]

Look, if I was on stage playing songs all day long, eventually I'd have to play the hits.

[Mike]

Yes. Yeah.

[Jason]

You know what I mean.

[Mike]

I can't.

[Jason]

I can't make something new up every time. Welcome in to the Spitballers. The only saving grace of me being the permanent scatterer, so it feels, is the fact that out of nowhere we decided highway to Spell is back.

[Andy]

Oh, my gosh. This was so stupid. Somebody asked about it some and I. I appreciate you. I love you. Some idiot yeah. On the footcast asked a question about when is highway to Spell coming back.

[Jason]

That was all I'll need to hear.

[Andy]

And then I was like, it's today. So I just want to say to the person, the Foot Clan member, I tried to veto that question. Thank you for your support.

[Jason]

I hate you.

[Andy]

Please cancel your subscription. Please, please, please cancel it. Please go away.

[Jason]

Al's Happy.

[Andy]

Never come back.

[Jason]

Al, how are you doing today?

[Andy]

Such an easy.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Andy]

You want to know what the producer has to do to come up with this? Nothing.

[Jason]

Look up some words.

[Mike]

Hold on. I'm glad you brought that up, because I do need to surface something. It came up in our company, Slack. We were talking about highway to Spell.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

The young man of the crew let us know. I'm talking about Matt the Falcon. Yeah. He said Papa. Papa Josh.

[Andy]

Who?

[Mike]

Papa Josh claims he's great at so many things, Everything Papa Josh has been.

[Andy]

He's also great at what he's bad at. He's, like, the worst of.

[Mike]

Hold on, hold on. He's been claiming he's a really good speller. Oh.

[Andy]

Do you want to play with us? I think he does.

[Mike]

Josh, are you a good speller?

[Andy]

I'm an okay speller, Josh.

[Mike]

No, listen.

[Andy]

Backtrack. B, A, C, K, T, R, A, C. Reel it in, reel it in.

[Jason]

Backtrack.

[Andy]

Shame on you guys for listening to anything that Matt says.

[Mike]

I don't know. Are you a good speller?

[Andy]

I am an.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Jason]

I heard this on your other podcasts.

[Andy]

You find that clip for me?

[Jason]

Go ahead. I didn't hear it.

[Andy]

Papa Josh, did you say this on another podcast? Do you think you did? I may have said that I was a good speller.

[Mike]

All right, that's all I need to hear.

[Jason]

Is he playing with us?

[Mike]

Yeah, he's playing.

[Andy]

Of course.

[Mike]

Yes, he is.

[Andy]

Okay, I need a pen and paper.

[Mike]

You don't need nothing.

[Jason]

Okay, you guys get your boogie boards.

[Mike]

No, no, no.

[Andy]

You write your words down.

[Mike]

You're saying the kids at the spelling bee, they get a little clipboard.

[Andy]

They don't get a clipboard. I ain't that big of a nerd, man.

[Jason]

We didn't claim that we're good.

[Andy]

Yeah, I know that.

[Mike]

I've said I'm a bad speller.

[Jason]

Well, Papa Josh will play along.

[Andy]

For the record, both of these other deucers said that they think that they can take you guys.

[Mike]

No, they didn't. Hut Jeremy would never say, I have proof.

[Jason]

Well, he's got the answer key over there.

[Andy]

Look at his face.

[Mike]

Hold on, hold on. There's proof.

[Andy]

No, he doesn't. Where's the proof guys that were at lunch?

[Mike]

I'm not going to ask for the other people for proof. I'm asking you the.

[Andy]

Are you saying you don't believe me, Mike?

[Mike]

I'm saying.

[Andy]

Okay, guys, what he's saying is America prosecutor comes up and says, I have proof. And the judge says, what is your Proof. He says ask around. Just go like other people know.

[Mike]

This is America.

[Andy]

That's my proof.

[Mike]

And the burden of proof is on the accuser user.

[Andy]

Yeah, that's fair.

[Mike]

Oh, my gosh.

[Jason]

Sometime between now and this segment. The segment, though, you guys need to switch spots. You and Matt.

[Andy]

Oh, yeah. Thank you.

[Mike]

Oh, you don't want to move. You're not going to let me see these words. Yeah, you get that smelly mic.

[Jason]

Well, we'll have a fun highway. Highway to spell today.

[Mike]

We've also don't know which one.

[Andy]

I said no, I know which one.

[Jason]

We've also got a draft. We're drafting the best ice cream toppings and mix ins.

[Andy]

Yeah, we had a big fight about that.

[Jason]

Yeah. These guys couldn't comprehend the idea of a topping.

[Andy]

No, we know what a topping is. Where you mix it in. Are so much, so much better. Two topics and if all we're drafting superior.

[Jason]

Lots of other things. But will you just do a draft? You just do a draft for this.

[Andy]

You want to know something special?

[Jason]

This is like you saying if our draft is pick fruits, you're like, you.

[Mike]

Know what's better than fruits? It's dessert.

[Jason]

So let's pick dessert.

[Andy]

This must be Papa Josh's brother in law.

[Mike]

Yes. Seriously, what is happening?

[Andy]

You want to know something special?

[Jason]

Just pick the things.

[Andy]

Other things.

[Mike]

Just ask the other people.

[Andy]

They'll tell you what's special.

[Jason]

Do the draft on the thing we throw.

[Mike]

No way, dude. Mix, mix. Was that Andrew Dice?

[Andy]

What's the matter with you?

[Mike]

Like blizzards? I'm not saying are better.

[Andy]

Yeah, you can make flurries.

[Jason]

But we're better draft toppings. And you couldn't get your head around.

[Mike]

It because toppings get our head around it.

[Andy]

We wanted to. We know what a topping is.

[Jason]

I don't think you do.

[Andy]

Of course we do. You put it on top. What are you ordering?

[Jason]

You just decided you're not going to pick them because you like mixing stuff in.

[Andy]

We wanted the draft to be representative of the people. And the people, they don't go to cold stone and be like, hey, just put that on.

[Mike]

Just on the. Just on the layer.

[Andy]

Put it on top. No, that's fine.

[Mike]

All right.

[Jason]

Anyways, we're drafting ice cream toppings and mix ins and like mixins.

[Andy]

Mixins.

[Jason]

We'll get into that. We've got a highway to spell.

[Andy]

We got.

[Jason]

Would you rather.

[Mike]

We're starting right now. Mixins.

[Andy]

Would you rather.

[Jason]

You guys irritate me?

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Would you rather. Alexis from Patreon. Would you rather discover on Your property. Three choices. Which would you rather discover on your property? A crashed UFO with dead aliens on your property?

[Andy]

Dead aliens?

[Jason]

Yes.

[Andy]

Okay. Oh, that's a big difference. Oh, my goodness.

[Jason]

A fully.

[Andy]

I don't want an ALF situation. You know.

[Mike]

He eats cats.

[Andy]

Dude, I know.

[Jason]

A fully intact T. Rex skeleton. Fully intact.

[Andy]

Okay.

[Jason]

Or ten golden bars.

[Andy]

Oh, so this just became financial. Like, which one is.

[Jason]

Well, all three of them would be financial for you if you. I mean, you're getting paid on the skeleton.

[Andy]

Well, sure. I didn't. When you talked about the aliens, I didn't immediately hop to financial gain. I thought about. I mean, first of all, we know, or at the very least, we think we know that T. Rexes were a very specific dinosaur, but we don't know for sure whether aliens exist. So that's not just financial, that is informational.

[Mike]

Talk to Tom DeLonge.

[Andy]

Please teach me. Who's Tom DeLong?

[Mike]

Blink 182.

[Andy]

I am aware of a band.

[Mike]

The guy who left the band to go study. Okay.

[Jason]

If I had crickets, I would hit it. Look, Tingle bar.

[Andy]

Not everyone is a hardcore blink 180.

[Jason]

And he's looking at us like we're fools.

[Mike]

Yeah. You guys didn't know that he left and then he was doing years.

[Andy]

No, we didn't. How many producers knew that? One.

[Jason]

One that always knows everything.

[Mike]

Okay, that's true.

[Andy]

He had no idea.

[Jason]

The Tangle bars are worth about 500 grand right now. The. A full T. Rex skeleton is worth 6 to 30 million dollars.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

So that's obviously a better choice. Now, the alien one. The question about the aliens is, can you monetize it or is it seized by the government? I think the government might come in and just take it. I don't feel like you can necessarily be.

[Mike]

Whoa.

[Jason]

Give me a check. If the government wasn't involved, that could charge people to come see the dead alien.

[Andy]

Now, let me ask you this. If you knew, genuinely, you have a legit crashed alien spaceship with dead alien carcasses in there, and the government did not know about it yet. Okay. Do you believe that you could orchestrate a media coverage event wide enough to where at some point you usurp.

[Mike]

No.

[Andy]

The ability of the government to come in and just, like, apprehend.

[Mike]

No, no, no. They will be in immediately.

[Jason]

It's national security issue.

[Mike]

Taking the T. Rex, it's honestly, it's international.

[Jason]

I want to be known as the dinosaur guy with $30 million.

[Andy]

I'm. I'm an Alan Grant, Esquire. I will get something from the Government. The government's not going to come in and take it.

[Jason]

Prison.

[Andy]

No. There, I'll get.

[Mike]

Hold on. Please, please finish this sentence.

[Andy]

The government.

[Mike]

Please finish this.

[Andy]

Okay, listen. If I don't fight back. Yeah. The government will come in with a low ball check offer and say, hey, we're going to take this off your hands. Here is $100,000 for in sign this contract and I'm just going to say yes. So I'm out the money of the T. Rex. But do you want to know what I know? I know that aliens exist.

[Jason]

The t. Rex is $30 million, Jason, not 100 grand.

[Andy]

I thought you said it's the $30 million.

[Jason]

It's a $30 million.

[Andy]

You're not getting top. What are you, like the world's greatest.

[Jason]

You just said $100,000. Put it at to you, 100,000 might be 6.

[Mike]

So you would deny $6 million to be like, I know aliens are real. No one will believe me, but I'll have a hundred thousand dollars instead of 6 million to no, Jason, we know they're real.

[Andy]

No, I don't believe aliens are real.

[Jason]

Real. Look.

[Andy]

Oh, time out.

[Jason]

You're getting imminent domain by the government.

[Andy]

Imminent domain often comes with a check.

[Jason]

Yes, a very small one. We're building a highway over your aliens.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

Okay, timeout.

[Mike]

Right.

[Andy]

Genuine moment.

[Jason]

No. Yes.

[Andy]

Okay. All right. But for those of us who haven't listened and done 10,000 shows together, the question before you answer it is, do you actually. People are on all sides. Do you believe that aliens are intelligent? Life is out there in the universe. Just a yes or no question. So, Mike, you are a yes. I am a no.

[Jason]

Andy very much a no.

[Andy]

Very much a no.

[Jason]

Let's go to the Fermi paradox.

[Mike]

Fermi paradox is bull crap.

[Andy]

Al Borland.

[Jason]

I am a no.

[Andy]

Okay, so we got three nos. One.

[Jason]

Yes.

[Andy]

Yes. Okay. Papa Josh, how does it feel? Timeout, Mike, how does it feel to be you and Papa Josh alone on the same side?

[Jason]

He might doesn't care.

[Mike]

Yeah, no, I don't care. Josh is actually a very smart guy.

[Jason]

But what if now we have a problem.

[Mike]

Go on.

[Andy]

I'm.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Andy]

I'm glad to be on this side.

[Jason]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think so. Mike thinks so.

[Andy]

That's interesting. That's Josh.

[Jason]

Josh makes sense. Josh is a very.

[Andy]

I'm posting a poll.

[Jason]

Josh is an optimistic dude.

[Mike]

In general, it's not even optimistic.

[Andy]

It's probability. That's not optimistic. Probability. That could be pessimistic. I mean, that could be pessimistic.

[Mike]

Pessimistic is. No, no, no.

[Andy]

I'm saying pessimistic could still be. Yes.

[Jason]

Fermi paradox would say. Which Mike apparently thinks is garbage, but is. You know, an opinion says that after the vastness of the universe, we have no evidence of any contact of them or any existence of them of any kind.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Over the totality of all of these supposed billions of years. So that's the side I've seen on. Mike is taking the side that he believes that they're out there.

[Mike]

I'm taking the size and probability.

[Andy]

It's kind of like we have no evidence of. It's kind of like the space travel argument, which Einstein proved the theory of relativity. Time travel in theory should be.

[Mike]

There was a time when people were like, yeah, we're the center of the.

[Andy]

Universe, but if time travel was true.

[Mike]

And they're like, where's the proof? And you're like, well, hold on, let me get it for you. And then we.

[Jason]

No, I mean we.

[Mike]

And then we got it. We keep getting the proof.

[Andy]

If time travel was real, as an example.

[Mike]

Oh, time travel. You can only go forward.

[Andy]

No, I think. Yeah, I think in theory you can only go backwards. But regardless. Yeah.

[Mike]

Relativity, it's all relative to where you are.

[Andy]

But the. Here's the thing. If time travel is capable, then there's only two possible outcomes. One is that they're here.

[Mike]

Sure.

[Andy]

Because time travel, like, like, sure. Time travel is happening and it's already been invented in the future. And so they've come back to now. Or we are the first.

[Jason]

Which is the most improbable of all things.

[Andy]

Exactly.

[Mike]

We're the first generation. Check this out. Time travel is not possible.

[Andy]

That's the alien argument. The reason that we don't know the aliens exist is because. Check this out, Mike. Because they don't exist.

[Jason]

Billions and billions of stars. Billions and billions of stars older than the sun. Billions and billions of opportunities for life to have evolved beyond our. Our current phase. In which case people would have found a way to communicate with other people in the galaxy. Or they've. Or they don't exist.

[Mike]

Or they've destroyed themselves.

[Jason]

Billions.

[Andy]

It just sounds like you're on two. You're on two sides of two. Different questions.

[Jason]

Yep.

[Andy]

But I'm going to pull.

[Mike]

I'm going to pull our audience of checking out the way that humanity is going. I think the probability of us destroying ourselves in 2000 years time is very high, very high.

[Andy]

In how long?

[Mike]

I'm just going 2,000 years.

[Andy]

I thought you said 200. I was like, wow, you really.

[Mike]

Are it legit? Could be 50 years.

[Jason]

Just to be clear, then.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

You're believing then that every civilization at our age gets to. The world destroys themselves.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Jason]

Which means that they're not around then.

[Mike]

But they did exist.

[Jason]

No. But they're not here.

[Mike]

No, they're not. I didn't say they were on Earth.

[Jason]

No, no, no. Not here. I mean anywhere. They're not anywhere ever, because.

[Mike]

No, they can exist and we could never know.

[Jason]

So you think they're synced up with us timelines, then?

[Mike]

They can be.

[Jason]

Okay, that's long odds. In the billions and billions of years they can be. Could be within a thousand. You said 2,000 years. That means they'd have to be within 2,000 years of us right now, which is very long odds.

[Mike]

But I'm saying that I think that eventually life. We just get to the point where life just destroys itself.

[Jason]

Yeah. I'm not in on this.

[Mike]

Fermi. Jason Stifer.

[Andy]

Fermi. I'm putting up the poll.

[Mike]

Oh, are you tweeting it out?

[Jason]

Yeah. So, Mike, your backyard, though. T. Rex.

[Mike]

Yeah. You in with me because I'm taking the money.

[Jason]

Isaac from Patreon.

[Mike]

So easy.

[Jason]

Would you rather shower two times a month?

[Andy]

Whoa.

[Jason]

But you get to put on new clothes every day.

[Andy]

Okay.

[Mike]

That's like new underpants.

[Andy]

Yeah. Whole thing.

[Mike]

Top to bottom caboodle. All right.

[Andy]

Socks, too.

[Jason]

Or change your clothes only twice a month, but you shower every day. This is a great question. Probably one of your best in at least 100 episodes.

[Mike]

This one, respectfully, is.

[Andy]

I didn't hear the second question.

[Jason]

You either you want clean clothes or.

[Mike]

You want clean body.

[Jason]

Your body gets. You either get a shower twice a month and you get new clothes every day.

[Andy]

Or.

[Jason]

Or you change clothes twice a month, but you shower every day. This is about whether. Look, when I smell. Let's say you change clothes twice a month and you shower every day. I think that's the one I'm going to go with. If I'm showering every day, I'm not contaminating these clothes too intensely.

[Mike]

You are. You're never working out then.

[Jason]

No, I am. I'm taking my shirt off while I work out.

[Andy]

You taking your undies off?

[Jason]

No. My underwear is going to smell.

[Mike]

You're going to have to go down.

[Jason]

I'm not saying you got to go.

[Mike]

Skibs.

[Jason]

If I'm not showering every day and I'm going twice a month, you're working out like Greeks. It doesn't matter what clothes I'm Wearing. I'm smelling like a butthole.

[Andy]

Here's. Here's the thing. I think you are. I think you're backwards here. Because if you can't change your clothes, that means your socks and your underwear.

[Jason]

I know.

[Andy]

Are going to reek to high heaven. Or like Mike said.

[Jason]

No, I'm sure you don't do any work.

[Andy]

You don't work on a bicycle or in my case, feed the chickens or do anything that gets you dirty. Dirty.

[Jason]

You wash your jeans every time you wear them.

[Andy]

No, no.

[Mike]

It's the socks and the underpants that are the biggest.

[Jason]

I'm not saying they're not. I'm just saying if I smell. Go five days without a shower. How you smell.

[Mike]

Bad.

[Andy]

Bad, bad. But you want to know what I.

[Jason]

What clothes you put on. It doesn't matter.

[Andy]

But do you know what I can do?

[Jason]

What?

[Andy]

Like, I know that if I don't put on deodorant two days in a row, I'm going to reek. But I can put on deodorant. This does not stop me from putting on deodorant twice a day. I can. I can. Deodorant.

[Jason]

You think you can Febreze your way out of this?

[Andy]

I think with clean. You think you can do with clean clothes, deodorant, a little cologne. I will be okay. All exist.

[Jason]

Axe Body Spray over here thinks he'll be fine. Mike, which side are you on?

[Mike]

I don't. I don't think there's a winner.

[Andy]

I'm.

[Jason]

No, there's not a winner.

[Andy]

Which one is a bigger loser?

[Jason]

Al made an effort on this.

[Mike]

All right. The bigger loser would be. The bigger loser would be if you can't shower.

[Jason]

Thank you.

[Mike]

That's where I'm going.

[Andy]

Thank you.

[Mike]

That's where I'm going.

[Andy]

Okay, we're only.

[Jason]

That's from a guy who believes in aliens.

[Andy]

We're only 182 votes in. I'm not gonna say which way it's going. Please don't look.

[Mike]

Okay?

[Andy]

But right now. And I put it.

[Mike]

Do we have a heavy favorite?

[Andy]

We have a heavy favorite.

[Jason]

Oh, I know the heavy favorite. Wait, I know the heavy favorite.

[Andy]

I put this is. I just want you to understand how I posted it. Genuine question.

[Mike]

It's a heavy favorite for yes.

[Andy]

I'm not. Genuine question. Do you believe that aliens are real? Yes, no, and no opinion. Because I wanted people. I wanted people who were on the fence. Check the poll to not, like, sway it. I want to know if people.

[Mike]

People have an opinion on that.

[Jason]

I fundamentally disagree with Any poll. Because a poll is not based on logic, reason, or evidence. A poll is based on what you're rooting for. That's all.

[Andy]

Okay, that's fine. But it's.

[Jason]

It's. Yes.

[Andy]

It's 77% to 20% to 3%.

[Jason]

Yes. Because if you told me, do I. If you asked me whether or not I believe that time travel could ever happen, I'm gonna go, yes, because I want it to happen.

[Mike]

Oh, I would go, no, I want it to happen.

[Jason]

But I mean, if I'm rooting for.

[Mike]

Actually, I don't want it. If time travel can happen, do you.

[Jason]

Believe that we can ever make calorie free candy? I'm gonna say yes. I'm gonna say yes.

[Mike]

Time travel is the end of the world.

[Jason]

I feel like most people are gonna want aliens to be there. That's all I'm saying. Unless we watch Alien movies.

[Andy]

I think most people don't want aliens to exist.

[Mike]

If we truly really. If we live in the.

[Jason]

The.

[Mike]

The multiple universe.

[Andy]

Andy's giving me this look, like if you.

[Jason]

Most people would like to believe that there's something crazy.

[Andy]

Let me ask you this. An alien ship shows up right now outside our studio. Giant alien ship. It's right there. Are you going to be. Your immediate thought. Happy or scared? Which one?

[Jason]

I don't know. Fascinated?

[Andy]

No.

[Mike]

Terrified you.

[Andy]

Immediately.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

Maybe brown.

[Mike]

They're not yellow.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, those are dull.

[Jason]

Pants have been yellow for 15 days. You only shower. You shower every day. You don't get a change of clothes?

[Mike]

No. If aliens. Shut up, we would be terrified.

[Andy]

Yeah, and dead.

[Mike]

Look, maybe.

[Jason]

Why do people watch Alien movies then?

[Andy]

To watch people die.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

To watch massacres of alien invasions. There's not a whole lot of.

[Jason]

It's our independence day.

[Mike]

Yeah, because you know what the aliens know. Aliens know all of our global landmarks, and they blow them up every time.

[Andy]

Why?

[Jason]

They always know, man.

[Mike]

Well, because they're real smart.

[Jason]

First.

[Mike]

They're real smart.

[Jason]

White house.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

White. They're like.

[Jason]

What is it, Stonehenge?

[Mike]

Like Tower of London? The.

[Jason]

Definitely. The pyramids. They're blowing those up.

[Mike]

Oh, that's. Yeah, that's.

[Andy]

The pyramids are their landing spots. The pyramids are literally the beacon of pyramids.

[Mike]

That's where they're supposed to be.

[Andy]

It docks right with the alien ship. That's. That's how they were built.

[Jason]

That is what Lilu told me. All right.

[Andy]

Is that in there?

[Mike]

No, he's mixing up. He's mixing up Stargate and Fifth Element. I will not stand for this journey from X.

[Jason]

Would you rather eat one meal per day, as large as you'd like, or eat as normal throughout the day? But only every other day. So you have to fast every other day.

[Mike]

Oh, large meal. Give me a large meal.

[Jason]

I thought you said lard meal. That's.

[Mike]

Oh, there's gonna be lard. Oh, yeah. A large lunch. I can easily get by.

[Jason]

I feel like if I had one huge lunch, I don't need to eat it anymore.

[Mike]

Exactly.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Every other day.

[Jason]

Would you like the intermittent fasting protocol, that is?

[Andy]

I would love to have the willpower to eat one large meal a day. It would be incredible for my health. I've tried to kind of do this with intermittent fasting.

[Jason]

You eat normally one large meal a day.

[Andy]

I eat one large meal a day and then regular meals throughout the rest of the day. That's my usual go to. And that's the problem.

[Jason]

I either eat large or regular meals.

[Andy]

Three to four teen times a day.

[Jason]

I am shocked how like, resistant or like soft I am when it comes to, like, having to skip a meal.

[Andy]

Really?

[Jason]

Yeah. I'm not resilient. I'd like to believe I'm resilient. I'm not. I know if I. I don't get crazy hungry. It's not like I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm hungry. I can actually go. I think I could go days without a meal. I don't get hungry.

[Andy]

But your body freaks out.

[Jason]

But I get a headache.

[Mike]

Yeah. Or I get real brain foggy.

[Jason]

I'm weak and tired and brain foggy. It's more like the biological reaction to no food and energy sources.

[Andy]

You need far more blubber.

[Jason]

Because if I had more blubber.

[Andy]

As a blubbery man, I've done the last.

[Mike]

I feel like I'm a pretty blubbery man. And I would disagree with this.

[Andy]

I've done. You're not a blubbering man.

[Jason]

This guy wants.

[Mike]

I'm losing the case.

[Jason]

You don't know.

[Andy]

You feel like a blubbery man. I am a blubbering man, Willie. But I've. In the last year, I think I've done two different times. Like a three day water fast.

[Jason]

But you're having a little bit of something in there. Right.

[Andy]

The first day is like some bone broth.

[Jason]

Right.

[Andy]

So.

[Jason]

But you actually go zilch for two days.

[Andy]

Three. Three days.

[Jason]

No, no, no. You just said you had bone broth.

[Andy]

Okay, so I have like 40 calories, which means nothing. 40 calories of bone broth.

[Mike]

By. By choice.

[Andy]

Yes, by Choice.

[Mike]

Like you're.

[Jason]

You're like trying to get some autophagy.

[Mike]

I'm going to do this thing.

[Jason]

I get it.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

And I wanted to do that. And at about the 20 hour mark, I had a migraine.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

And I had prepared. I thought I had prepared properly. I was having my electrolytes and all. I wanted to be you, Jay. I guess without. I don't have as much blubber.

[Mike]

If I had a dollar.

[Jason]

But for every time someone wanted to.

[Mike]

Be you, you'd have a dollar.

[Jason]

Exactly. Or for every pound of blubber cash. But I got a migraine.

[Mike]

It might be coins, and I had.

[Jason]

To get a dollar.

[Mike]

It's probably quarters.

[Jason]

I don't want quarters. What was crazy is when I had the migraine, I had like one bite of food and it was instantaneously gone.

[Andy]

So you are just. Your whole point is you're weak. Yes. Okay.

[Jason]

That's the driving thesis of my. Of my paper.

[Andy]

I agree. You're a.

[Mike]

You're a Brit. But he's a breakfast man.

[Jason]

I am a breakfast.

[Andy]

I am. I almost never eat breakfast.

[Jason]

Blubbering breakfast correlates my day.

[Andy]

I have.

[Mike]

Throws everything off.

[Jason]

You got to get the metabolism rocking, man. I've been saying this forever.

[Mike]

Wait, is that why I'm a blubbery man?

[Jason]

Yes, your metabolism. Metabolism needs to keep going. There's a correlation to weight loss.

[Mike]

I was told. I was told I'm supposed to not eat for 12 hours.

[Andy]

There's also a correlation between weight loss and not eating, so.

[Jason]

True. True.

[Andy]

It works either way. I've been recently trying to eat like an egg or eggs for breakfast.

[Mike]

You doing that microwave, dude, that microwave almond. I did it one time and it turned out okay.

[Andy]

It's better than you think for the fact that it takes 45 seconds. Yeah, it's. I was like, this is.

[Mike]

You go mayonnaise or.

[Andy]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, mayonnaise. Just some mayonnaise, some egg. Whip it up, microwave it.

[Mike]

Yeah. No, it's like, not bad.

[Andy]

Dot gum. This is an omelette. It's like we've been wasted so much.

[Jason]

So much.

[Andy]

Dude.

[Mike]

There's like. So there's omelet bars.

[Andy]

We live.

[Mike]

There should just be a microwave where.

[Andy]

We work right now. We've been working together for 11, 12 years or whatever it is. And, well, I guess like 20 years, if we go back to our former company and we live by the. The 8020 principle where we don't.

[Jason]

We want 80% of aliens are made at 20.

[Mike]

I was gonna say, you're like, you Know, like, the guy who's like, I can make an omelet in the microwave. You're gonna deny aliens, brother?

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Okay, let me tell you about a.

[Andy]

Little separate poll I just microwaved.

[Jason]

I got a little separate poll. Give me the results of your poll real quick.

[Mike]

What's your scar?

[Jason]

No, no, no, no.

[Andy]

Listen, listen.

[Jason]

I want you.

[Andy]

My current poll. I'm just gonna back this up down. 75% say they do believe aliens are right. 18% sounds about right, says no, and then the rest are no opinion.

[Mike]

Here's my poll, okay?

[Jason]

Do you need evidence to believe in aliens? 77% said no. 22% said yes.

[Andy]

Well, so that.

[Jason]

So I mean, that. Yeah, the math checks out perfectly, which is just. We want them to. No, 77% of people want them to.

[Mike]

It's just.

[Andy]

Oh, wait, Mike.

[Mike]

It's just zooming out.

[Jason]

Zooming out, man. Zooming out. We got billions and billions. We haven't heard a peep.

[Andy]

Sounds like. Mike, you need a poll of do you want aliens to exist?

[Mike]

That's 100%.

[Andy]

I don't want 99 if.

[Mike]

99 if you guys answer it. Yeah, because then you're wrong.

[Jason]

Okay, well, I forget what we were talking about. We got to move on.

[Andy]

We're talking about omelets that you can microwave.

[Mike]

Oh, yeah, they're great.

[Andy]

Get back to that. We live by this 80, 20 principle, where it's like, we try to be really efficient with our time. We try to make sure that we're.

[Jason]

Not do this show.

[Andy]

We're not wasting hours and hours of something that gives 20% production. When 80% of your production comes in 20% of your time. And when I think about how much work it takes to make an omelet.

[Jason]

A good one, it's never 80, 20.

[Mike]

It's in the 20.

[Jason]

It's in the 20 dot Is it.

[Andy]

Better than the microwave omelette?

[Mike]

Sure.

[Andy]

I think so, probably. But it takes me 45 seconds to make the microwave one. And it's like, this. Is dad gum just as good? I mean, it's like, why would you ever waste time making a full. Get the pan out, dirty the pan.

[Mike]

You gotta put a chef out, maybe.

[Andy]

Chop some veggies, get out your cheese.

[Jason]

And that's how you feel about the. The Costco pumpkin pie versus that home.

[Andy]

100%. 100%.

[Jason]

I know. It's the same thing.

[Andy]

It takes so much work to make a homemade pie.

[Jason]

That's me with cranberry sauce at Thanksgiving. Take it out of the can, brother.

[Andy]

Turns out life matters. Live your life and eat Costco pumpkins and microwave your omelets.

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[Andy]

Highway to spell.

[Jason]

Well, well.

[Mike]

Josh, you're not moving. What is happening?

[Jason]

Switch your spot. We're not letting you cheat.

[Mike]

Thank you.

[Jason]

We know you cheat.

[Andy]

Thank you, thank you.

[Mike]

Also, Matt, I need you to keep an eye on his computer.

[Jason]

Yeah, he might be Googling stuff.

[Mike]

My trust.

[Andy]

Watch his hands.

[Jason]

I'm so.

[Andy]

Watch his hand.

[Mike]

Yeah. Hands behind your back.

[Andy]

Yeah. Tie his hands.

[Jason]

So excited about this because.

[Andy]

Oh, he's closing his laptop. Okay, good.

[Jason]

All right, we've got Highway Distress.

[Mike]

So, you know, there is risk.

[Jason]

Yeah, there's risk here. I know. I know there is.

[Andy]

Not to me.

[Jason]

I'm. To me.

[Andy]

No, not to.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no to me. No, no, no. It's all you, bro.

[Andy]

Check this out. How do you spell bingo? D. Oh, I'm out. I really just don't want to go out in the first round.

[Jason]

I had cocktails at lunch. I'm in big trouble.

[Andy]

I really don't want to go out in the first round.

[Jason]

We are playing highway to Spell with special guest Papa Joss over there in Deucer's Alley.

[Andy]

Oh, yay.

[Jason]

Because we. There's nothing more.

[Andy]

Oh, no. Oh, the people.

[Mike]

The people hate it.

[Commercial Announcer]

Wow.

[Andy]

I thought they would applause you.

[Jason]

I want to be. I want to be fair.

[Mike]

I thought they would applause you.

[Andy]

The button says applause, and I hit the one next to it. The.

[Jason]

The people need to understand there's nothing sweeter than Josh being wrong in this office.

[Mike]

That's.

[Jason]

It's the sweetest fruit off of the sweetest tree.

[Andy]

Ask yourself why that is, though.

[Jason]

You're loud.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah. No, that is.

[Jason]

And wrong sometimes also, you're my.

[Mike]

I can answer.

[Andy]

I can answer what you're actually wanting me to answer, which is because you think you're always right. Not always.

[Jason]

Not always.

[Mike]

You do. You think always.

[Jason]

Where do you guys want Josh to go? In the order. I think he goes last.

[Andy]

Okay.

[Mike]

All right. Your cleanup.

[Jason]

So he's risky as well, but. Yeah, Mike can start or I can.

[Andy]

We usually go. Andy. Mike.

[Jason]

Jason.

[Mike]

All right, let's go.

[Jason]

Andy. What grade are we in? We are starting in the fifth grade. All right. I feel bad about that.

[Andy]

I wish we were third.

[Jason]

Here's your fifth grade level word, Andy. Amendment.

[Andy]

Oh, I started with it.

[Jason]

M A M E N D. M E N T. Amendment.

[Andy]

Mendment. America.

[Mike]

M U R I C A.

[Jason]

All right, Mike. Mike is in fifth grade, too. Here you go.

[Andy]

I do miss this game.

[Jason]

I miss this game.

[Andy]

You miss this game because you're okay.

[Mike]

I hate this game.

[Jason]

Oh, I love it. Andy is the returning champ.

[Mike]

Oh, really?

[Jason]

That's true.

[Andy]

Probably five out of seven. Oh, come on.

[Jason]

Here's your fifth.

[Andy]

It's a fifth grade level word.

[Jason]

Represent.

[Mike]

R, E, P, R, E, S, E, N, T.

[Andy]

You give him the ice.

[Mike]

Did I scare you at all?

[Andy]

You did.

[Jason]

I know because. Because you went real quick.

[Mike]

No, because at the end, when it's an E and an A, like, I just. I literally. I just misspelled something on. On Twitter.

[Jason]

Yes.

[Mike]

I misspelled devastating. Because people. Cuz I.

[Andy]

Because of how you say.

[Mike]

Because it's devastating.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Let me give you a hot tip for spelling.

[Andy]

Yes.

[Jason]

Go with the first impression. Go with your. Forgot.

[Andy]

All right.

[Jason]

Go. Right away. Don't overthink it.

[Andy]

All right, I'm gonna. If you overthink it, I'm gonna spell.

[Jason]

It so quickly, you start pronouncing it everywhere in your head. All right, Jason, Here is your 5th.

[Andy]

Grade level word dictionary. Oh, that's easy. All right, that's D, I, C, T, I, O, N, A, R, Y. So fast.

[Mike]

Swish.

[Andy]

Thank you, Andy.

[Jason]

This is a big moment, guys.

[Andy]

All right, Papa. Josh, I'm so nervous right now. Yeah. This game sucks.

[Mike]

Oh, man.

[Andy]

Yeah. When you're on the clock, it's all different.

[Jason]

All right, Josh, here's your fifth grade level word.

[Andy]

Syllable. Yeah.

[Jason]

Okay. S, Y, L, L, A, B, L, E. Syllable.

[Mike]

Yeah, right.

[Jason]

All right. All right.

[Mike]

Two L's.

[Andy]

Yeah. Oh, I would have gone down. No way.

[Mike]

I had it right.

[Andy]

Wow. I had it right, too. It's so with your gut and.

[Jason]

Oh, man. Yeah. I would have gone. Andy's face. It's all right. So excited. I thought he was out. All right. Am I back? Sixth grade back. All right, your sixth grade level word. This game's great.

[Andy]

Encyclopedia.

[Jason]

Oh, crap.

[Mike]

What?

[Jason]

E, N, C, Y, C, L, O, P, E, D, I, A. Encyclopedia.

[Andy]

Okay. I would have got that right.

[Mike]

That one, it, like. At least it's.

[Jason]

It's long, but it works.

[Mike]

What matters is it smells like it sounds exactly. It's just when there's, like, syllable, there's two L's. Why? I don't know.

[Andy]

We put an extra one in there.

[Jason]

Yeah, I mean, it totally wouldn't have got me, but. Mike, you're up. Mike, here's your sixth grade level word. Cooperation.

[Andy]

All right.

[Jason]

We're doing okay.

[Mike]

Cooperation. We're doing okay here. C, O, O, P, E, R, A, T, I, O, N. Cooperation.

[Jason]

Nailed it, brother.

[Andy]

I have it all Right.

[Mike]

We would have all operation.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Jason, here is your sixth grade.

[Andy]

I'm going so fast. Jeremy. All right. Ambulance.

[Mike]

Ooh, ambulance.

[Andy]

Don't say it like that.

[Mike]

Ambulance.

[Andy]

I'm just going. I don't. This looks maybe right. I said I'm going fast. A, M, B, U, L, A, N, C, E, O.

[Mike]

I wasn't sure it sounded funny.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Mike]

How did you spell that?

[Jason]

With an ence. Right.

[Andy]

No, no, you went.

[Jason]

Did you go A and C. Oh, okay.

[Mike]

Ambulance. See, that one might have got me. I don't know. Ambulance.

[Andy]

Ambulance.

[Mike]

Ambulance.

[Jason]

Papa Josh, here is your sixth grade level.

[Andy]

Sixth grade.

[Commercial Announcer]

Calendar.

[Andy]

That was 100.

[Mike]

Oh, that's an impossible word.

[Andy]

C, A, L, E, N, D, A, R. Calendar.

[Mike]

That's calendar. Gets me.

[Jason]

Why?

[Andy]

That gets me.

[Jason]

Because you go cal and dur.

[Mike]

Yeah. Calendar.

[Jason]

A, L, E, N, D, R. Calendar.

[Andy]

That's how it's spelled.

[Mike]

Say it. No. Say the word.

[Andy]

Calendar.

[Mike]

Yeah, that's just how it's spelled. No, Calander.

[Andy]

There's a. No, Calendar. No one says calendar.

[Mike]

Calendar.

[Jason]

Calendar.

[Andy]

Calendar. There could only be one. That's what I was hearing.

[Mike]

That's what it's. Calendar. I am calendar.

[Jason]

All right, everybody to the seventh. Seventh grade.

[Mike]

All right, Talon definitely has two E's.

[Jason]

Let's go. Here's your seventh grade level word.

[Andy]

Laboratory.

[Jason]

Uh oh. Uh oh.

[Andy]

I went fast. I think I got it. I like this go fast thing.

[Jason]

Now I'm doing the opposite of what I said. All right. L, A, B, R, A T, O, R, Y.

[Andy]

That's how I spelled it.

[Mike]

Oh, it's laboratory.

[Andy]

Guys. Laboratory.

[Mike]

Laboratory Man.

[Andy]

Going fast is an idiotic move.

[Mike]

You went laboratory. You spelled it like it sounds. What an idiot.

[Jason]

Papa Josh is a.

[Andy]

Well, I guess he could still lose his laboratory. You might not say he officially. We needed Andy in this because we cannot. We can't let old man win.

[Mike]

Don't worry.

[Jason]

Speed legitimately hurt me there.

[Mike]

Nope.

[Andy]

But you took a long time.

[Mike]

No, it's because you're right.

[Jason]

Laboratory.

[Mike]

Because we spell it or we say it. Laboratory.

[Jason]

I feel like I got set up. All right, Mike, your turn.

[Mike]

Laboratory.

[Jason]

Mike, here is your seventh grade level word.

[Andy]

Labradoodle. Imaginary. Oh, come on.

[Jason]

I'm out. I can't believe I'm out. I suck.

[Mike]

Imagine. Imaginary. I M, A, G, I, N, A, R, Y. All right, no problem. Laboratory.

[Jason]

Jason, here is your seventh grade level word.

[Andy]

Seventh grade.

[Commercial Announcer]

Heroic.

[Mike]

Uh oh. Is that easy or is it not?

[Andy]

I'll tell you in one second. H E, R, O I, C. All right, it's easy.

[Mike]

It was Very easy.

[Andy]

Unless that button sounded different and then was very hard.

[Jason]

And Josh, here is your seventh grade level word bulletin.

[Andy]

Isn't it, Andy? No, he's. Oh, that's right.

[Mike]

He's. Okay.

[Andy]

Forgot about that. What was the word? Wait, wait, wait. What was the word? Bulletin? B, U, L, L, E, T, I, N. Bulletin.

[Mike]

Okay. All right, the winners are moving on.

[Andy]

Man, we are so many grades. How you doing over there, Andy?

[Mike]

I told you there was a risk.

[Andy]

How you doing there, man? He was held back.

[Mike]

Josh, did you have.

[Jason]

Why did I get laboratory?

[Andy]

I've written everyone.

[Mike]

Did you have Laboratory?

[Andy]

I did. Yep. All right, you got laboratory.

[Jason]

All right, Mike. All right, your eighth grade level word.

[Andy]

Get it?

[Commercial Announcer]

Dialogue.

[Mike]

Oh, that's not a good one.

[Andy]

I feel like I know that one.

[Mike]

No, no, there's funny letters in there. D, I, A, L, O, G, U, E.

[Andy]

Yeah, thank goodness.

[Jason]

I don't want to.

[Mike]

No, there's funny letters. I know.

[Andy]

The gue is. Is weird.

[Mike]

It's funny.

[Andy]

It's funny. But when you know funny.

[Jason]

I don't want to be here anymore.

[Andy]

Yeah. Welcome to my life. Usually in this.

[Jason]

Have I ever been bounced this early?

[Andy]

Not.

[Mike]

I don't think.

[Jason]

I don't think so.

[Andy]

Seventh grade.

[Jason]

Gosh, I'm going to start doing my taxes. Don't go on.

[Andy]

All right, let me. Let me graduate middle school here.

[Jason]

All right, here's your eighth grade level word.

[Andy]

Accommodate. Oh, no.

[Jason]

Who cares?

[Mike]

You were so happy to be sad right now. Dude, I can't even tell you.

[Andy]

You could take a recess with the rest of the seventh graders.

[Mike]

Oh, you're right.

[Andy]

I'll say that one one more time. Accommodate.

[Mike]

I see multiple versions. We're up to three. We're up to three spellings. We're up to four.

[Jason]

We've abandoned the quick approach.

[Andy]

I'm writing quick. I guess I'll go with my first option, which I'm sure will hold me back from high school. Accommodate. A, C, C, O, M, O, D.

[Mike]

A, T, E.

[Andy]

It's an I.

[Mike]

It's an I, you idiot.

[Andy]

I have four words.

[Jason]

There's no I.

[Mike]

There's no I.

[Andy]

He had it perfectly with that A.

[Jason]

Instead of the O, right?

[Andy]

Nope, not that either.

[Jason]

Oh, man.

[Andy]

There's two M's in the middle. So that was my second one.

[Mike]

There's two M's.

[Andy]

But my second one, I had one C. I was like, is there one C and two M's? Two C's and two M's. That was my last word. My fourth try was two season two.

[Jason]

Mike, you're the only thing between Josh and you're telling.

[Andy]

Torture, for the record. So you're telling me Mike and Andy both would have got that wrong. And. Oh, and Josh would have got that. I would have got that wrong giving me the hard ones. Jeremy, you know, I'm the stupid one here.

[Mike]

It's random accommodation.

[Andy]

Don't make it random.

[Mike]

Papa Josh sees two M's and an.

[Jason]

A and three Z's. All right, Josh, Josh, here's your eighth grade level word.

[Mike]

Get him, Mike.

[Jason]

It's all you.

[Andy]

Pseudonym.

[Jason]

Yes.

[Mike]

You're toast. No way.

[Jason]

He might be toast. I feel like he probably knows.

[Andy]

P, S, E, U, D, O, N, Y, M. Pseudonym.

[Jason]

Crap. That's right.

[Mike]

No, there's a.

[Jason]

That's right.

[Mike]

Wait.

[Andy]

That's right. He's here to play.

[Mike]

Hold on, hold on. Pseudo. You're telling me there's no. Okay, yeah.

[Andy]

Okay.

[Mike]

I thought there was an extra N.

[Andy]

At the end, so I just realized why. Papa Josh is good at this. We grew up with computers, right? You know what I mean? Like.

[Jason]

Oh, this is like.

[Andy]

We had the squiggly red hieroglyphics and he actually had to learn how to write.

[Mike]

No, he didn't, because he got accommodate wrong.

[Andy]

Okay, well, you're. You're still in it. We're in high school. Where we at?

[Jason]

Jerry, we are in the ninth grade.

[Andy]

And Mike, here is your word. Freshman year. Vulnerable. You got this, Mike. The whole world is rooting.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Mike]

This is vulnerable. V, U, L, N, E, R, A, B, L, E, V. Thank goodness.

[Jason]

Thank goodness. Not that I'm.

[Andy]

Everyone got accommodate wrong. Let's not lose sight of that at the end. Two season, two M's and an A.

[Mike]

I mean, what's that about?

[Jason]

All right, Josh, Here is your 9th grade level word.

[Commercial Announcer]

Austerity.

[Andy]

Yeah. Okay.

[Jason]

I don't know what that word is.

[Andy]

It's austerity.

[Jason]

Austerity.

[Andy]

O, S, T, E, R, I, T.

[Jason]

Y.

[Andy]

Oh, he was so quick and so wrong. That's it. It starts with au.

[Mike]

Oh, get wrecked.

[Jason]

Get wrecked. You just tried to spell ostrich.

[Andy]

Oh, get wrecked. He was so confident.

[Jason]

Oh, this is a big.

[Mike]

Don't even ask me that. I thought the word was posterity, but we're moving on.

[Jason]

He would have gone po.

[Mike]

I would have had him say it again.

[Jason]

Not a bad showing, Papa Josh.

[Andy]

Thank you.

[Jason]

We appreciate it.

[Andy]

There was only one bad showing here today.

[Jason]

It was me and Jason. We'll take a break.

[Andy]

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[Jason]

Into the draft we go.

[Andy]

The spitballers draft.

[Jason]

We are drafting the best ice cream toppings and mixins.

[Mike]

And I'll be drafting mixins.

[Jason]

That's fine. That's fine.

[Andy]

The best mixing.

[Jason]

I'm going to go with sauces. And the thing is, because I know you guys are mixing guys and you think the only ice cream in the world is from cold stone. No, I know that I can get away with. I gave you multiple. Later on. Here's my problem with mixing.

[Andy]

We can put mix ins at home and our ninja creamy. We don't need to go anywhere.

[Jason]

So yes, you have to buy another device.

[Andy]

And I'm just saying, okay, or go.

[Mike]

Get a blizzard or go get a McFlurry.

[Andy]

I got a cold slab at my house.

[Mike]

Or go get a concrete.

[Jason]

I mean, I mean cold slab at your. You built out your own self made cold stone. Yeah.

[Andy]

For sauces and mix.

[Jason]

Listen, the thing is, how cold is that stone?

[Andy]

Oh, it's got to be 32 degrees or it's not a cold stone.

[Jason]

It's just a cool stone.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

The deal is, is that a mixing to me is like it's like the flavor of ice cream already. And we drafted ice cream flavors but who. Doesn't matter.

[Mike]

No, it's not because I make my own.

[Jason]

I am going to say with the number one pick because I know I can get stuff later because you won't pick it because you guys are going to pick dumb stuff. I'm going to take whipped cream. I think whipped cream is going to.

[Mike]

Be my number one pick. Not on the mixing list.

[Andy]

Not on my list.

[Jason]

It's toppings.

[Andy]

Oh, yeah. That's awesome, dude.

[Mike]

101.

[Jason]

I hate these guys.

[Andy]

You like a little bit of fluff on top.

[Mike]

That's cool, man.

[Andy]

That's cool.

[Jason]

That's cool.

[Andy]

No, let me ask you. Do you eat that and then you eat the ice cream or how do you do. How do you get rid of that crap?

[Jason]

Never heard of a sundae before. Sundaes don't have mix in.

[Andy]

I remember those. Those were what they made before they.

[Mike]

Yeah, the 1950s.

[Andy]

Oh, they loved whipped cre.

[Mike]

They had the huge cars.

[Jason]

Suckers.

[Mike]

They're like, let's go get an ice cream sundae.

[Andy]

You know what he's gonna pick next? A cherry. No, it's called a cherry on top.

[Mike]

Get out of here. It's not a cherry in the middle.

[Andy]

I cannot believe that we're getting mixed here.

[Jason]

You woke up today and decided to attack ice cream toppings in favor of mixing the toppings into it.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Jason]

Do you know what happens in your.

[Mike]

Mouth, you idiots, when they're mixed in? I do. Delicious.

[Jason]

They get mixed in.

[Mike]

In your mouth?

[Andy]

No. When you chew.

[Mike]

No, but it's about the spoon. You're eating bites.

[Andy]

You want to know what I enjoy?

[Jason]

Retire from this show.

[Andy]

Oh, thank goodness.

[Jason]

Do you know R e t I R e retire?

[Andy]

Yeah. Careful with that one. When I get to the end of my ice cream, I still enjoy all my mix. Right, but stop saying it that way. Stop it.

[Jason]

But.

[Mike]

Oh, you. You're taking off the table.

[Andy]

Speaking of.

[Mike]

Speaking of good mix ins, Jason, Oreos.

[Andy]

Oreos are a great man.

[Mike]

They're so good that they made a very specific ice cream just so you could put Oreos in there so that they like.

[Andy]

So you don't have to mix it.

[Jason]

In because it's already in there.

[Mike]

Yeah, but that's only cookies and cream.

[Jason]

We've already picked those flavors in our ice cream draft.

[Andy]

A great.

[Mike]

But what if I want chocolate ice cream with Oreos?

[Jason]

Tell me you understand my side.

[Andy]

Understand? Understand. Yeah, exactly. Everyone understands what you're saying. We're just like. We're one. A better experience.

[Mike]

Yeah, I want customized. I don't want to be limited by your flavors. Give me my own experience.

[Andy]

Machines. Do you like. Are you like. Man, the analog nature of a fax machine really brought something down, brought us together.

[Mike]

Not saying that they're not all right, I'm not saying mixins are bad.

[Andy]

Okay. Mixing. All right. I got two picks.

[Mike]

Yeah, you do.

[Andy]

I am so happy here because my two favorite mixins are available. Number one, peanut butter cups. Reese's peanut butter cups.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Andy]

Oh, baby.

[Mike]

Oh, that's a dangerous pick.

[Andy]

Oh, that is a deliciously dangerous pick.

[Mike]

Those. Those types are dangerous.

[Andy]

They don't get too hard.

[Mike]

Yeah, they do.

[Andy]

No, no, no, they do. I didn't pick Reese's Pieces. I picked Reese's Cups. Reese's Cups. No, the peanut butter does not. No, you haven't done it.

[Jason]

Shut up.

[Mike]

It's still dangerous.

[Jason]

Listen to me. Jason has no authority in the ice cream game. He can barely eat three scoops of ice cream without his little teeth. Without his teeth hurting his little ice cream. You just want candy. You want ice cream out of it.

[Andy]

That's right.

[Jason]

You don't want the ice cream.

[Andy]

I often, when I go for fro yo, I get the.

[Jason]

Barely any.

[Andy]

I get, like, one little squirt of fro yo, and then I it up with candy.

[Mike]

Ice cream. Commander Andy. Peanut butter cups. They can get too cold.

[Jason]

Peanut butter cups are not always the best.

[Mike]

No, thank you.

[Andy]

You're talking about. We'll get to other ones that are.

[Jason]

You're chewing the whole cup and you're not getting any ice cream. Which is perfect for you and your baby. Baby teeth.

[Andy]

Hold on. Timeout.

[Jason]

You should see him. I eat a pint of ice cream in the. In the. In the.

[Mike]

I can eat.

[Jason]

And he goes. I mean, you do cold.

[Mike]

Josh. This is what you sound like when you're talking.

[Andy]

Yeah. Just so you know, this is what's funny. Is it sound like him. Andy, right now.

[Jason]

You do. It's important. I've been checked.

[Andy]

Andy is basically.

[Mike]

I need to calm it down.

[Andy]

You know how both of us, when we get our pints of ice cream on a bad Sunday.

[Mike]

Yeah. You're like, I'm half of it.

[Andy]

Like a quarter or a half. And then we put it in the freezer. He's mocking that because by the time we eat a quarter, he has plowed through his. Which is impressive, I will give you that.

[Jason]

Darn right.

[Mike]

There's a talent.

[Andy]

But also, you just want to eat. I will not move on. You're ordering from Reese's cups. Because I know you haven't ordered them. I know that. Because you think they get too hard. They absolutely do not. They 100. It's not up for debate. It's objective. They are perfect on the inside. I don't.

[Mike]

I think it's sub.

[Jason]

They absolutely get too hard. If you put a peanut butter cup in the.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

In the freezer. It gets hard.

[Andy]

Yes, it does. What does it made out of? Freezer ice cream. It's made out of freezer. Yeah. All right, my next one. I can't even tell what side Mike's.

[Mike]

On from moment to moment.

[Jason]

He went from my side to Jason's side instantaneously.

[Mike]

Wild card, baby.

[Andy]

All right, my second pick, which is just as good as my great first pick, is a brownie.

[Mike]

Brownies. That's fine.

[Andy]

Oh, mix it in. Especially if it's a hot.

[Jason]

You don't know how much you don't like ice cream. I just. You don't understand how much you dislike ice cream. I do understand. You're not ordering accents to your ice cream. You're ordering individual desserts, not ice cream.

[Andy]

So he wants accents, I want upgrades. Oh, no. Oh, mine is better right now.

[Jason]

Chocolate cake.

[Andy]

Is that your pick? That's Andy's pick.

[Mike]

I'm not on the clock.

[Andy]

Which no one has ever put in their ice cream before.

[Mike]

Okay. So I am on the clock. So I got Oreo cookies. What's going on? Knuckle crack.

[Andy]

Crack my nuts.

[Mike]

Really predominant.

[Andy]

I didn't want to mute that button. That's what I chose.

[Mike]

Oh, man. I don't know what grandpa's gonna pick. Probably sprinkles. So I'll just leave. Those sprinkles are great.

[Andy]

Yeah, he's definitely taking. He got whipped cream.

[Mike]

I will take sprinkles.

[Andy]

Oh, man. Leave it. If you don't. If you don't take sprinkles, I'm taking it. Sprinkles. Oh, yes.

[Jason]

The people out there that. People out there that understand ice cream will be with me. The people who just want to eat a candy bar will be with you, and that's fine.

[Andy]

The poll will say where people stand.

[Jason]

This is why you needed mix ins. Because you don't like ice cream.

[Andy]

Because I love Good.

[Jason]

You don't like ice cream.

[Mike]

I got a little worried you were gonna go there, but you ended up going cups. Oh, I'm just peanut butter. Oh, I'm just a peanut butter man.

[Andy]

Great. That's a good mix.

[Jason]

Peanut butter.

[Mike]

Such a good mix.

[Jason]

Peanut butter.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Just peanut butter.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Idiot.

[Mike]

Oh, my.

[Andy]

Idiot. Andy lives in the 19th century.

[Jason]

It's not in the serious.

[Andy]

In the 1950s. Peanut butter.

[Mike]

Yeah, brother. Peanut butter, brother.

[Jason]

Just peanut butter.

[Andy]

And your ice cream. It's great.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

I mean, I went chocolate and peanut butter.

[Jason]

I'm going to Rip my shirt off right now and punch the earth into outer space. Peanut butter.

[Mike]

We're in outer space. But also, I feel like I could go to.

[Jason]

To.

[Andy]

I can't wait for him to draft sprinkles and strawberries.

[Jason]

Never been to a place on this planet where people, like, put some freaking regular peanut butter in my ice cream.

[Andy]

You've never been to Cold Stone?

[Mike]

That's crazy, brother. Let me take you to Cold Stone and give you my order.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And I want you to eat it and you can tell me.

[Jason]

I'm sure they kick you out.

[Mike]

Well, I have to pay first.

[Andy]

Yeah, they kick him out if he, like, makes a scene.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, hat boy, let's go. Sprinkles.

[Andy]

Yeah, Sprinkles.

[Mike]

And then his next pick.

[Jason]

He's difficult to describe.

[Andy]

My sprinkles and strawberries and then. Mike, you're back on the clock.

[Jason]

Sometimes you build. Build relationships with people and you don't know who they are for 20 years. And then you get to a show like today.

[Andy]

But we realized we knew exactly who you were. Just take your sprinkles.

[Mike]

Sprinkles.

[Andy]

It's up.

[Jason]

Sprinkles.

[Andy]

You could say the word. You do what the heart wants. I'm taking.

[Jason]

I'm taking sprinkles. I'm taking caramel.

[Andy]

Okay.

[Jason]

I'm taking caramel.

[Andy]

All right.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Mike]

Who in the world puts caramel in their ice cream? Trying to be me. Yeah.

[Jason]

You could never be me.

[Mike]

I would never want.

[Andy]

It would be pretty easy to pretend.

[Mike]

I'd be a bad speller.

[Jason]

Reese's Pieces.

[Mike]

Oh, of Reese's piece.

[Andy]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

[Mike]

You were joking on the cups.

[Andy]

I've got Reese's Cups. That is such an upgrade over Reese's.

[Mike]

This is what your teeth are on the top, brother. This is why your teeth are broken.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Cuz you put Reese's Pieces in the freezer.

[Andy]

Oh, man.

[Jason]

No, I don't. They're a topping. They're a topping. They are room temperature when they're put upon my ice cream.

[Andy]

Owl, can you. Because I can't remember. What is. What is the. What is the name of this draft? Just so I can remember.

[Jason]

Best ice cream toppings and mixes.

[Andy]

Mix. Okay, so.

[Jason]

I can't believe you just pronounced it that way.

[Mike]

Because he likes sauces and mixes.

[Andy]

You've got caramel, we got mixians.

[Mike]

Caramel could be a mixian.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

I don't.

[Andy]

Or a sauce.

[Jason]

I would murder you if I thought a judge would find this forgivable. I doubt he Would.

[Mike]

No. Because then you'd be like, sir sprinkles. And they're like, it. Go to jail.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Jason]

You're not cool because you eat a candy bar in. You're. One of you two is picking. Freaking.

[Mike]

I'm back up.

[Jason]

Gummy worms. One of you two is a gummy worm.

[Mike]

Way too hard.

[Jason]

You both seem like a gummy worm guy. Seem like gummy worm guys.

[Andy]

You know nothing about ice cream.

[Jason]

That's Al. You're the gummy worm guy. Gummy worms in the ice cream. Did you just hear this?

[Andy]

Yeah. How do you feel now?

[Jason]

We don't live in a civilized society.

[Mike]

We have directed our outrage at the wrong people.

[Jason]

You want me to redirect gummy bears? No, no, no. Not gummy bears. Gummy worms.

[Andy]

Either one.

[Jason]

At least a gummy bear you can put in your mouth without having to eat it separately.

[Andy]

If you use it as an inferior topping, then it's okay because you just eat them. It is a topping. Yeah. You don't want that as a meaningful bear.

[Jason]

Oh, my gosh. You like that.

[Mike]

But that's not a topping. You're just. Just go to the candy store.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Am I up?

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Fudge. Thank you.

[Jason]

Okay, so now he's willing to get. Now the 1950s are okay with it.

[Andy]

No, you can mix that in.

[Mike]

Yeah. You know what I took first? Peanut butter.

[Jason]

He took fudge, but he did not get hot fudge. He has cold fudge.

[Mike]

Because once it goes into a mix, it is not a hot thing.

[Jason]

I don't want.

[Mike]

I'm not trying to melt my ice cream.

[Jason]

I hate you.

[Mike]

I'm trying to enjoy it so much.

[Jason]

I want you both to be unsuccessful in life.

[Mike]

They're sold lots.

[Andy]

Yeah. We're our goal here.

[Mike]

Our goal.

[Andy]

And it's not yours, but our goal is to have the best end product.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

You're not getting the best end product. Putting cold fudge mixed in fudge belongs on top. So you get warm fudge in every bite.

[Mike]

I'm gonna bring you. I'm bringing you to cold stone, my guy. Hashtag.

[Jason]

Oh, my gosh. Cold stone is not ice cream. What?

[Mike]

What would you define it as?

[Andy]

Breyers is not ice cream.

[Mike]

What is ice cream?

[Andy]

Only vanilla Breyers is ice cream.

[Jason]

Cold stone is its own thing. What's on dessert category?

[Mike]

When you say ice cream, what are you talking about?

[Andy]

Yeah. What do you mean? Because. Tell me the difference between. Tell me the difference between that you love handles here.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Jason]

And what a massive difference between the.

[Mike]

Two because of all the toppings that they mix in.

[Jason]

First of all, I will not speak.

[Mike]

To you again if you say that to me.

[Jason]

Second of all, cold stone has, like, a different texture to it. I'm not saying it's not good. It's like you go to the store, and there's a dairy dessert. It's not ice cream. That's what all the Breyers do now. They do dairy desserts because they're different. Cold stone's, like, this really gummier flavored, buttery ice cream thing. It's not normal ice cream.

[Mike]

So who's normal ice cream?

[Jason]

Normal ice cream is handles. Actually, Baskin Robbins is normal ice cream. That's your best example of real ice cream.

[Andy]

I can't tell the difference between. Well, obviously you can't.

[Jason]

You're jamming all this crap into your ice cream. You can't taste the ice cream because you're eating a Snickers bar Instead.

[Andy]

Because I am drafting the best mixins. First off, you're Richard Mixian. First off, I'm taking cookie dough.

[Mike]

Oh, that's a good pick.

[Andy]

I'm taking cookie dough. The best Nixon.

[Mike]

That's a good pick.

[Jason]

All your picks are just ice cream flavors.

[Andy]

No, they're not.

[Jason]

Yes, they are.

[Andy]

No, they're not. You had a peanut butter cup ice cream flavor. Yes, of course there's peanut butter. Yes, there is. Reese's. Shut up. Reese's makes them, but they're mix ins. They're mixed in.

[Jason]

I blame Jeremy for this because he made this draft idea, and then the last one you guys added mixing.

[Mike]

We're doing great.

[Andy]

Hey, you'll be happy with the last one for me, because while I do prefer it mixed in, some people just prefer it on top. And it's marshmallow cream. I love what that does to ice cream. It makes the texture.

[Jason]

Did you say you're mixing that in?

[Andy]

I like it mixed in. Yeah, with brownie, dude.

[Mike]

All right.

[Jason]

Brown marshmallow cream is great, but it's great as a.

[Andy]

No, no, You. I want to affect the texture of all of the ice cream. If you put a brownie and marshmallow cream and you do the mixing, then it's gonna be so good.

[Jason]

The texture is great. Jason, I like you.

[Andy]

Thank you.

[Jason]

Respectfully, jam an ice pick in your eye.

[Andy]

Oh, man. Jam it into your eye. I just had an ice pick last night.

[Jason]

I just. Honestly, marshmallow cream's a great pick.

[Andy]

Thank you. That's it. I am out of fix.

[Mike]

All right, so I got one more. I mean, honestly, I already did it.

[Jason]

I'm not going to the rest of my day.

[Mike]

I've already completed your birthday. Yeah. Like, you go with a sweet cream base, and you put those three things in there.

[Andy]

Take his sprinkles. Yeah, but who would want that?

[Mike]

I'll leave them for him.

[Andy]

I hope Sprinkles goes undrafted so that him on principal doesn't feel like he's.

[Mike]

Like, oh, he has to take it. If I don't take it. Imagine the toppings.

[Andy]

Ice cream toppings draft without sprinkles. Whipped cream and no sprinkles.

[Mike]

I mean, you know.

[Andy]

Oh, man.

[Mike]

An ice cream topping, traditional.

[Andy]

Don't.

[Jason]

You could not shame me for making better choices than you.

[Andy]

Oh, of course.

[Mike]

You'll know you'll take it.

[Andy]

We know you will. That's what we're saying. Because you have honor. For toppings.

[Mike]

Yeah. For toppings. I'm going to take Biscoff cookies.

[Andy]

Man, I've been on your side the whole time, and then you come out with something crappy like that.

[Mike]

You never done the Biscoff?

[Andy]

Biscoff.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

We're not dipping into a coffee.

[Jason]

I don't know where to go with this.

[Mike]

Because you've never done it.

[Jason]

Because that's.

[Mike]

You're just telling me you've never done it.

[Jason]

No, it's really good.

[Andy]

Is it?

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Andy]

I have never done it.

[Mike]

Yeah, I do. From your response, I knew immediately my guy has never done this.

[Jason]

That's fair.

[Andy]

But that's how I know you've never put peanut butter cups into your. Okay.

[Mike]

Cold. It gets too cold.

[Andy]

No, try it. No, they're really good.

[Jason]

They're good. They don't belong anywhere near the top 12. They're delicious.

[Mike]

All right.

[Jason]

Sprinkles. So delicious. Sprinkles is the pick.

[Mike]

Yeah, it is.

[Jason]

Everything I put. Everything I put on mine goes together. It's for people that actually appreciate things.

[Andy]

In life with a nice vanilla ice cream.

[Jason]

I don't know why companies market the way they.

[Mike]

They do.

[Andy]

Because people like you exist.

[Mike]

Because we fixed it. We made things better. Yeah, we made it better.

[Andy]

And it turned out the last episode turns out as more and more people started mixing it in. Oh, God. Their sales went up. Yeah, their sales went up. And people's.

[Mike]

I mean, new experience.

[Andy]

Enjoy.

[Mike]

New brands, new companies were founded.

[Andy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

I'm sorry that you're stuck in the 50s.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Andy]

I'm sure that ice cream was delicious.

[Mike]

Also, does Baskin Robbins have toppings he's gonna be at. They just have 31 flavors. It's already mixed in.

[Jason]

You asked what real ice cream was.

[Mike]

Yeah, that sounds like mixed in, right? Am I wrong? Oh, I'm right.

[Andy]

What did we learn today?

[Jason]

I have no ability.

[Andy]

I learned that Papa Josh is a better speller than Andy.

[Mike]

And I learned I'm a better speller than Papa Josh. Oh, which in so facto.

[Andy]

What'd you learn today, Andy?

[Jason]

I have no friends.

[Mike]

I learned I have no friends. We're going to Cold Stone. I'm getting you. I'm making you my order and you're gonna love it.

[Andy]

It's delicious.

[Mike]

Mixes. Goodbye.

[Andy]

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