Does every country fruit their loops the same? – Let’s talk about that. (upbeat music) – Good Mythical Summer! – And welcome to the 1,997th episode of GMM, which means one week from today, we’re gonna be celebrating the 2,000th episode of Good Mythical Morning. – It’s hard to believe, I know. But listen, I stayed up all night recounting every single episode in my mind, which I do every single night, and it is true, it will be our 2,000th episode. So join us right here next Friday for a big ol’ GMM 2K celebration. – And, actually, today feels a little bit like a celebration because I love me some cereal, man. And I will accept it anytime, anyplace, from anyone, anywhere. – Yes. And to that point- – Anyplace, anywhere. – No matter what cereal you love most, there’s a good chance that some other country also has it. Although there’s also a good chance that it’s not made with the exact same ingredients that you are used to. – Hmm! – Can we tell the difference? It’s time for: Same Munchy, Different Country: Cereal Edition. We’re gonna be pitting American cereals against one or more of their international versions that might come from the U.K., Australia, and/or Cah-nah-dah. – Okay. – We’re gonna taste each one and do our best to identify the American version from that bunch. – We’re gonna get a point for each one that we each individually guess correctly. And the winner gets to become the international breakfast villain known as the Cereal Spiller. – Oh, I want that. (dramatic music) – As you can see, we can’t. Now, I’m told there’s Cinnamon Toast Crunch in front of us. Is it chock-full of shrimp tails and served in a tackle box like I asked? – [Stevie] No. – Okay. – Feels like a bowl. – [Stevie] It is indeed a bowl. One of these is from the U.S., the country in which you live. – Yes. – [Stevie] And the other one’s from the U.K. – Oh! The U.K., huh? – Oh, oh, oh! What? How? I’m catching so much milk in my hand. – Did you have trouble? – How did that happen? Am I using a fork? What… Oh, good… Good gosh, that was a big… Mmm. – Well, how do you feel about those? It tastes like Cinnamon Toast Crunch to me. – Where’s my… I’m trying to find my trash can ’cause I got a handful of Crunch. There we go. Thank you. – Oh, wow. – Well, I’ve only eaten one. Let me see if I can get the other one. – Those over in front of you are so cinnamon-non-nony. – Mmm! – They’re so cinnamonony. – [Link] All right, I know. I have my answer. – [Stevie] Okay, you’re gonna put your hands- – It’s very clear to me, Rhett, that one of these I’m very familiar with and the other one just tastes a little wacky. – [Stevie] Over the U.S. version in three, two, one. – Wha-bam. – [Stevie] Yeah. The American Cinnamon Toast Crunch is on Link’s side and on Rhett’s side is Curiously Cinnamon from the U.K. – And curiously, the cinnamon flavor on Cinnamon Toast Crunch from the U.S. is way more stronger. This is significantly blander, but I’ve found that to be true of most U.K. foods. – Is it made by the same company? Is it made by General Mills? Yeah. – It’s crunchier for sure. – It’s a totally different company, huh? – [Stevie] So General Mills actually has a deal with Nestle for international things. – Oh! – So it’s the same thing. – Yeah, listen. If you’re in the U.K. and you’re eating Curiously Cinnamon- – Sorry. – You are missing out on the beautiful… You probably were like, when we said that Cinnamon Toast Crunch was the best cereal ever, you were like, “You guys are nuts.” You’re eating the wrong thing. – There’s no sugar! – I mean, it’s just bad. – There’s no sugar! Sucks! – Yeah. (dramatic music) – [Stevie] It’s Raisin Bran time. And this time you have three bowls in front of you. – Oh. What? – One is from the U.S., one is from the U.K., and one is from Australia. – Oh, the bowls! They make different noises! – Yeah, we can do a tune! – Here, here. (spoons clinking) That’s a great tune. – Remix that. – Now, Link, it’s gonna be an international embarrassment if you lose this. You eat cereal and you eat Raisin Bran all the time. – I eat Raisin Bran Crunch. That’s totally different. Hmm! – That’s tasty. – It is tasty. You know, there’s a depth to it. – [Rhett] I was thinking a depth to it. – [Link] There’s a depth to it. – About an inch and a half. – There’s a soil kind of a… Mmm. Different experience happening here. – Not a great experience for me. – The fruit’s bigger. Where do they make the biggest raisins? You said Australia? – [Stevie] Yeah, one is from the U.K., one’s from Australia, and one’s from U.S. – [Link] This one is the blandest. – [Rhett] Coming back to bowl one. Yeah, this is tough. We only have to pick the American. – Yep. – [Stevie] Here we go, in three, two, one. – Okay. I think… Are you saying that too? Yes! Yes. Now, should we leave the blindfolds on? Can we also guess these? I’m gonna guess that this is- – The big raisins is Australia. – Yep, I’m thinking this is Aussie. Azzy. That’s Australian. – And the bland on is U.K. – Yep, the bland. – [Stevie] You were almost correct. The American is in front of Rhett, so you got the point. In the middle is Sultana Bran from the U.K. and in front of Link is Sultana Bran from Australia. – What is “Sultana”? – Y’all need to work on your packaging. We got a freakin’ sun just putting raisins into cereal. Y’all got… Nothing! I mean, what- – [Stevie] Sultana has different meanings around the world. For instance, in the U.K. it refers to golden raisins, but in Australia all raisins are referred to as sultanas. But the big thing is- – I’ve never heard “sultana.” – [Stevie] The U.K. and Australian version both have two types of raisins, and the American version only has one kind of raisin. – But we got a sun! With two scoops! – I think there’s more sugar in ours too. – Yeah! We’re better! (dramatic music) Quick reminder, Good Mythical Summer, just three episodes a week, but you know what? We got all kinds of content over on the Mythical Society, including… And we did this last year. Remember we made an episode of GMM, we crossed some lines, we were banned from YouTube, and we had to post it over there. – Well, no, the episode was banned. We weren’t banned. – Yeah, yeah, yeah. I’m trying to make it more sensational. Well, in the tradition of the banned episode of GMM from last year, we have dropped another banned episode called “What Am I Spanking,” where we do some things that we would not be allowed to do on YouTube. It’s available for all tiers, including the free Initiate tier of the Mythical Society. So go over to mythicalsociety.com and sign up. Watch the banned episode for free. – Yeah, it’s worth it. We want to gift you an idea of what the Mythical Society’s about and this is a good way to get you over there, by spanking stuff. – [Stevie] Okay, guys, it’s Frosted Flakes time. – Oh! Well- – [Stevie] And you have U.S., U.K., and Australia. – Okay. We’ve had the Mexican version before. – [Rhett] Hmm. Hmm! – It’s like eating a child. (crew murmurs) It’s like eating my childhood. – Oh. Thanks for clarifying. Man, it’s so sugary, but it’s so good. And there’s a tiger? I guaran-dadgum-tee you there ain’t a tiger on the ones from the other places. ‘Cause y’all don’t know how to have fun! – Between the first two, the sugar has a different flavor. – Not necessarily a different amount, but a different- – Yeah. They’re equally sweet. – [Rhett] Whoa. – This one’s got more sugar. – Really? – Well, you tell me. You think I’m right? Is this one the sugariest? – Hmm. Man. – They’re all good. – Mm-hmm. One tastes a little bit more familiar to me. – Yeah, but I’m- – You’re still eating? – Mm-hmm. I’m dipping, but I’m not getting anything. – Dippin’ but not gettin’. – You ready to guess? – Okay. – [Stevie] Hand over the U.S. version in three, two, one. – I’m doing the closest- – [Stevie] Ooh! We’re guessing differently. – I’m in the middle. – Yeah, I thought that the… Take your blindfold off. I thought this one was the sweetest and was American. – I thought this tasted the most familiar. – This one has a weird taste. – Weird sugar. – [Stevie] The American Frosted Flakes are in… The middle. – Yeah! – Rhett! – [Stevie] And then on Rhett’s side are Frosties from Australia, on Link’s side are Frosties from the U.K. – Oh! So now you’re using the tiger? Huh? – They all use the tiger, man. – Oh, the tiger, oh, he’s good enough for… The tiger’s good enough, but the sun’s not good enough? (dramatic music) – I’m loving this, man. Even though I lost in the last round and lost a little pride, I’m so happy, Stevie. – I found my spoon! – And look, Rhett’s happy too. Look at us! – [Stevie] All right, you’re gonna be happier in a second ’cause you’re eating Froot Loops this round. And we’re switching things up because there’s the U.S. version, there’s the Australian version, and there’s the Canadian version. – What? – Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Sugarless! – That’s good. – I should eat more of it. – Yeah. It’s like eating my childhood. – I’m pretty at getting in that bowl each time. Don’t know if I have anything. Crispier and more fake-tasting. – Yeah, it’s like more fruit-forward, but it’s a fake fruit. – It’s a fake fruit. Y’all used fake fruit in those loops. – [Link] So we’re both basically saying this isn’t our American. – You know us Americans. We would never use fake fruit. – You’re saying that you don’t recognize it. – Mmm. Mmm! Mmm? – That’s tough. Now, that’s it, right? There’s only three? – That’s it, man. We only get three bowls of Froot Loops today. – Now, what were the other two from, Stevie? – [Stevie] Australia and Canada. – Okay, okay. – [Stevie] You ready to guess? – No. Yes. – [Stevie] Okay. Put your hand over the U.S. in three, two, one. – Wait! I’m being rushed too much! – Oh, yeah. I think we’re right. – No, I’ll switch. This one. It’s a tossup for me. – [Stevie] Is this your final answer? – No. It’s this one. – [Stevie] The American Froot Loops are… In front of Link, so you’re both incorrect. Look at the visual difference. – This one, right? – Oh yeah. Obviously, look. – Yeah. – These two were very… Oh, they- – Oh, wow. This is why we have the blindfolds. – [Stevie] So in front of Rhett are the Canadian Froot Loops and in the middle are the Australian Froot Loops. – I mean, talk about… I mean, look how bright we are. – Why do y’all get so dull with your coloring? – [Stevie] Link, your… The two boxes are switched. – Shoop! Boom! – Yep, yep. – Now, I gotta say… Who is this from? – Who’s this from? – This is Canada? – Those are Canadian, yeah. – Canadians got… Okay, y’all win the design on this one. I mean, we got a swirl. We have like a psychedelic fruit tornado that the toucan has emerged from. He’s juggling? – He’s like a juggling shaman. He’s like, “Oh, the number-one cereal.” – They taste really good. Canada, you did it right. Congratulations. – Well, look at that. (dramatic music) Shh! You hear that? – Oh, I think I know what these are. – I think I know what these are. They’re snap, crackle, and a-poppin’. – [Stevie] Yeah, and because this is the final round, we’re making it extra special. There are four bowls in front of you. So we got Canada, the U.K., Australia, and the U.S. And if you can correctly guess the U.S. version, like you’ve been doing the whole game, it’s worth two points for this round. And to make things a little more interesting- – Uh-huh? – [Stevie] You can wager some of your points as you see fit if you feel like you can guess another country’s cereal bowl. You see what I’m saying? – Oh! So I have two points- – I’ve got three points to wager. – Okay. Oh, you’re already on number three? – Yeah, man. – This is really tough anyway because there’s no sugar in a Rice Krispie and there’s not a lot of flavor either. I mean, it’s nothing but crisped rice. – There are very subtle differences, my friend. – Well, I don’t wanna taste your forearm. – Why not? It’s an American forearm. – Mmm. – Wow. – I’ll tell you, one of ’em definitely tastes different. – Good lord! I don’t know what to do. – This is not a good cereal, you know? It needs to be in a marshmallow block for it to be redeemed. – Okay. – [Stevie] So at first I’m gonna give you a three-two-one, you’re gonna guess the American version. – I mean, this is a freakin’ crapshoot. – [Stevie] Not wagering yet. Or maybe not wagering at all, if it’s a crapshoot. So this is just put your hand over the American version. In three, two, one. – Whoop! – Okay, we’re in different places here. – Yeah, we’re in different places here. – Okay. Okay. – This is so hard. – [Stevie] So now you’re gonna- – I’m trying to do the closest one to me. – [Stevie] Well, do you want me to make this… You want me to reveal what the American one… No, I don’t think so. – No, no, no, no. – Pull your arms back. – We should do blind wagering. – [Stevie] We got those guesses. So Link, pull your arm back. – I just wanna win so bad. – You need to win. I believe that you should win this. – I’m a cereal winner. – Rhett? – Uh-huh? – [Stevie] If you would like to wager points, please tell me how many points and point to the bowl- – I’ll put my hands down. – [Stevie] That you would like to wager. – Okay, I want to wager… Uh. I just burped. – You burped? – Yep. That’s how I indicate how many I want to wager. And I want to wager it on this. Right here. – Uh-huh. And I am wagering that that one is from the U.K. And that’s the only wager that I would like to make. – Oh! I was thinking the same thing because there’s so much up in the air. I think I can tell which one tastes the worst. Which of course means it’s from the U.K. I’m gonna wager everything I’ve got that this is the U.K. Rice Krispies. – [Rhett] So two points? – [Link] Two points. – [Stevie] Okay, guys, you can take off your blindfolds. – Okay. – [Stevie] All right. I’m gonna reveal from Rhett’s side over. The first bowl: those are American Rice Krispies. – What? – Ooh! – Look how white they are! What? – Yeah, all the others are darkers. – [Stevie] Rice Krispies from the U.K. – Oh, gosh. Which I said that these were from the U.K. So I’m wrong on every count. – That is a thick box. Yes, I was right about that, the American, but wrong about that. – [Stevie] So then we have Rice Krispies from Canada. – [Link] Canada. – [Stevie] And then, finally, Rice Bubbles from Australia. – Oh, Rice Bubbles? That’s fun! – They changed the name? – And look how big the head is on that guy. – [Link] But it’s still the same characters. – Okay, so doing the math on this, I was wrong, but I only wagered one point. So you got the two points and then lost the two points. I didn’t get any points and lost one point, which leaves us both with two points. – Well, then who gets to be the Cereal Spiller? – I’m sorry, Link, you’re gonna have to share this title with me. – Ah. Oh, you got two? You were ready for this. (Rhett laughs) – You never know what’s gonna happen. – What is happening here? Is this- – I feel like this is like the Quaker Oats man. – No, it’s a cowboy hat. That’s American. And then it’s a lacrosse thing, which is… – Canadian. A boomerang, which is Australian. – Is this lacrosse? – And then this is British. – Ice hockey. – A wig, which is British. – Oh yeah. Hockey. – Oh. Did you say lacrosse? – Yeah. – You just insulted the entire country of Canada. They’re never gonna watch again! “This is lacrosse, which is clearly Canadian.” – The lacrosse have face cages. Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. – You know what time it is. – Hi, I’m Coob, and I’m about to see if it will Cinnamon Toast Crunch. And it’s time to spin the Wheel of Mythicality. Why are you guys staring at me like that? – Because you’ve got so many Cinnamon Toast Crunch items and we’re just shocked! – That’s pretty amazing. – Click the top link to watch us discover how other countries snap, crackle, and pop in Good Mythical More. – And to find out… (babbles incoherently) – You’ll understand. Just be gentle. – Okay. – I’m ready. – Spanking commence. You bent over? – Ready as ready.