
Today’s episode is brought to you by artificial intelligence. – Let’s talk about that. (gentle upbeat music) Good Mythical Morning! – And welcome to the 2100th episode of Good Mythical Morning! (crew cheering and applauding) – Yeah! We’re still doing it. – Yeah, first 10 years. Now, 2100 episodes. 2100 episodes, however you say that. I can’t even say it! – Episode! – I just know that it’s a crap ton of content. – It is, man, and all along the way, we’ve gotten the question, “When you guys gonna run out of ideas?” – Yeah. – Well, to the credit of the Mythical writers, our response has always been a confident, “Never! We’re never gonna run outta ideas.” There’s always gonna be new ideas. – Yeah, to be had. – They might as well come from us. – Yes, but what if we’re wrong? Now, we’re not, but let’s just say we are. We should probably hedge our bets. – Yeah, so today, we’re gonna be experimenting with adding someone new to the team, Mr. Art O. Ficial Intelligence. He has two last names. – Yes, okay. – What I’m saying is, we let A.I. dictate what we’re gonna do for this episode. – And I’m looking around at the crew and they do not seem very threatened. It’s time for “We’ve outsourced the show to artificial intelligence. If it works, it means our writers are irrelevant!” (dramatic music) A few months back, over on the Rhett and Link subreddit, Quirky Wino shared something pretty ingenious. They said, “I’ve got access to gpt-3 and AI that you can prompt to give ideas, based on a certain topic. I’ve seen the Tom Scott video where it gave ideas for YouTube videos, so I thought, why not try for Rhett and Link and have it come up with ideas for Good Mythical Morning episodes? Here’s just some of them. Now, he listed a bunch of them, but these are some of my favorites. Weird doorknob tests. That sounds like fun. – I love a weird doorknob. – And how about will it taste like chicken? – Interesting. All right, so Quirky Wino, you have opened a very dangerous door and we kinda like it. So after we saw this, we asked an A.I. generator to give us its very best ideas for GMM episode titles, using a whole slew of keywords found in GMM episode descriptions and it delivered. – Yes, and we took those A.I.-created GMM titles, interpreted them as best as we could, and turn them into little mini episodes, which we’re about to attempt. And at the end of each mini episode, or round, we’ll decide if the A.I. came up with an actually good episode idea by deciding A.I., all hail, or A.I., big fail. – All right. I’m relinquishing control. (electronic typing) (mysterious music) First off, A.I. kicked out an episode idea called, “Freeze Dried versus Fried”. – Which is surprisingly close to what Quirky Wino got with freeze versus fried. – All artificial intelligence is connected somehow or thinks different than us, but here’s how we interpreted the idea. We’re gonna taste two food items that have been both freeze dried and fried, and then we’ll determine which one is the better version of that particular food item. And first, we have a DiGiorno personal pizza. Now, I’m going out on a limb here, but I think yours is the one that’s freeze dried. – Freeze dried and yours is the one that must be fried. Where do you wanna start with this? – Let’s start with the one that I think is gonna be all right. – This looks like it could be good. Still warm. – Is this deep fried, Nicole, are just pan fried? – [Nicole] Deep fried. – Deep fried. Totally dipped. – Man, deep fried pizza. – That’s good. – [Rhett] That really works and got super, super- – [Link] Is deep fried pizza a thing? – [Nicole] It is. – Really? – [Nicole] Yeah. You tried it on international fried foods, like a deep fried pizza. – I had this recollection, but I’m not A.I., so I forget stuff. – Oh. Now, is freeze dried pizza a thing? – Have we eaten this before? – (laughing) Look at that. I just picked it up and literally every topping completely fell off, like it’s a toy. – [Link] Yeah. (Link banging pizza) Kinda hard. – I’m gonna get a piece of pepperoni back on there. – I’m gonna try to. Oh, that really. Oh, my gosh. I’m really having trouble because it was just like, oh, my gosh. It’s just like biting something frozen, but I can’t get rid of the feeling. It’s actually worse. I’ve had freeze dried stuff before. – I don’t understand why you’re scared of it. – I’m not scared of it. – It’s very dry. – No, I’m like- – What’s happening right now? – I’m like, nails on chalkboard. Look at the goosebumps on my body. – You’re a weird man. – I’m not weird. Have you ever? – Yeah, but I’m just biting crispy pizza. – I can’t. I can put it in my mouth. – You can’t bite it? – I can’t bite it. – You have to bite it. – I can put it in my mouth and suck it. – The A.I. demands that you bite it. Just bite it. Just bite through your teeth. Just do it. Just bite it like a big cracker. It’s a big cracker. What? You okay? – Clearly, I’m not. Thanks for the compassion. – Well, I think this is pretty easy, though. As much as this didn’t make me wanna get goosebumps and freak out. – This will make me better. – There’s one that’s good. So DiGiorno personal pan pizza is better- – [Rhett And Link] Fried. – [Link] Yeah. – A second and final item for this part is sardines. We wanna give a shout out Austin from Hog Wild Treats. – Thanks Austin from Hog Wild Treats, who you offered your services of freeze drying stuff and we took you up on that offer. Thanks for being your Mythical best of helping us out. You can find him on his Etsy page, Hog Wild Treats. – So mine are still freeze dried and yours are still fried. – I think the freeze dried’s gonna be better. Isn’t it? I don’t know. If I’m able to bite it. – You know what they smell like? – [Link] What? – Desitin. Do you know Desitin, like you put on- – Diaper? – Like diaper rash cream? – I mean, it’s not horrible. I just don’t like it. – I actually just bought some sardines at the grocery store like, two days ago. – Why? – [Rhett] They’re so good for you, man. – And then this is just like, it kinda crumbles apart because- – That’s actually pretty good. The fried one’s pretty good. You gonna get goosebumps? – No because it’s not crunchy. Oh, gosh. You gave them to me again. Just by, don’t talk about that pizza. Because it was the front teeth, too. – You need to start your own YouTube channel. – I don’t. (crew laughing) – And I’m sure there’s a niche audience that would really relate to stuff like that. It’s like some weird side of ASR. – It’s not as niche as you think. Read the comments on this video. Wow. – Fish powder. – It tastes like sawdust. Oh, and then you rehydrate it. – It almost tastes like fruit. – It’s better. It’s a lot better. I’m not eating out of a diaper. – I wonder if you’re getting all the same nutritional value, but it does make it much less fishy. It took the fishy out. – Wow. – Sardines are better- – [Rhett And Link] Freeze dried! – So we learned stuff today. – If we’re analyzing this to expand to a complete episode of Good Mythical Morning lead by A.I.- – I think this is pretty simple. – Because we learned something. – [Rhett] A.I., all hail! – [Link] Yes! (intense music) (electronic typing) – Okay, next, A.I. suggested something called, “We put Nutella on everything.” – Yeah. – This seems pretty straightforward. – Yeah. – Will it make a GMM episode? All right, let’s find out. Bring out the first item. – Oh, here’s some tiny hands. – [Rhett] Okay. – You take a couple. Hi. – [Rhett] Okay, so just got Nutella and we’re just gonna put it on it. – [Link] I mean, you could almost- – You can kinda just maybe just dip the Nutella- – Dip the Nutella on the hands and there you go. All right, we put Nutella on hands. – Okay and doesn’t say eat them. It just says put it on there. – So there we go. – Okay. – We did that. – All right. Nutella on hands. Okay. – That’s a mess. – What else we got? – Oh, a huge gummy bear. – [Rhett] Nutella is thicker than one would think. – And look at us. We’re putting Nutella on it. – It doesn’t tell you how you should put Nutella on things. It just says to put Nutella. Do you say nu-tella or na-tella? – I avoid saying it, honestly, because I don’t know. – [Rhett] It doesn’t say completely cover. – [Link] We’ll put some- – There’s Nutella on that. – We’ll put some Nutella on this corn. – Yeah. – I think I say nu-tella because that’s what I’ve been saying. – I think it’s na-tella. Actually, I don’t know because I think it’s a nut, you know? What you’ve been doing with that corn cob, Link? (laughing) – It’s a hazelnut. – [Rhett] You run out of toilet paper again? – [Link] Dang. – See, you gotta start making jokes. That’s the thing the A.I. can’t do. – That’s not a joke to my granddad. They did wipe their butt with corn cobs and they brushed their teeth with them. – Stick it right there? Same one? – I think a different one. They’re softer than you think, once you eat the corns off them. – Eat the corns off of one. – All right, what’s this? It appears to be an egg McMuffin. – Oh, it’s already got. Thank you. – Thank you. – They’re seeing that we’re struggling and so- – [Link] I could put a little on the ham- – Yeah because that’s part of everything. Not the A.I., just the crew. The crew is good for something. – Can you put Nutella on all of it moving forward? – Good, that’s Nutella on a big, fat wiener. Good gracious. – That’s the fattest wiener I’ve ever seen. – (laughing) That’s a chubby right there. – Good gracious. Get a closer look, man. (Rhett sniffing) – [Link] Well. – You are everything. – My arm hair is part of everything. – You are everything. Oh, really? – Chia Lincoln got Nutella-ed. – That’s just a Chia Lincoln, which is still part of everything. (screen beeping) – What is this? A cantaloupe, perhaps. – How you know it’s not a balloon? – That’s how I know. (screen beeping) Oh. Look what I found. – It’s a watermelon. (screen beeping) – What is this? Nutella on a? Oh, gosh. – [Rhett] Tuna? – Tuna? (screen beeping) Nutella on a lollipop. (screen beeping) Hello? It’s for you. (screen beeping) – Nutella on a tail. – Oh, I thought you wanted me to paint your lower back. – You can, if you want to, but- – Okay, there’s gonna be some tuna on it, but. – I don’t think A.I. said that one. – Why are you pulling your shirt up so high? – Because I don’t want to have to clean this sweatshirt. I just washed it. – I gave you a little Nutella tramp stamp. – Thank you. – Okay. (screen beeping) Oh, look. We’ve got a book with Nutella on it. – What book is it? It’s the Book of Mythicality! (crew laughing) – Dang, y’all. (screen beeping) A speaker of some sort. – I think it’s a personal fan. (screen beeping) – Pudding cup, unopened. Mint condition. – I think it’s Jell-o. (screen beeping) – Safety goggles. They want me to wear them, but I’m not. (screen beeping) Nutella covered dice. Die? (screen beeping) – A cat. – My family cat, Sokka. No, this one’s fake. (screen beeping) A sock! (screen beeping) A horn! (horn honking) (screen beeping) A pudding cup opened. That’s not Nutella. That’s just pudding. – But you can get confused, but it is darker. (screen beeping) – Oh, my goodness. A Nutella-covered extra large pencil. (crew laughing) – Well. How was that for content? (crew laughing) – Not great. – Yeah, I think this one’s a big- – [Rhett And Link] A.I. big fail! (electronic typing) (intense music) – Now, to mark 2100 episodes, we’re releasing a limited time commemorative t-shirt. This might remind you of a beverage that you can only drink when you’re of a certain age, at least in America. – 21. – I think the babies are beering it up over in France, but we’re selling it for 21 hours to celebrate 2100 episodes, so head over to mythical.com and get one right now. – All right, this next great idea from A.I. is called, “What’s on my face? What’s on your face?” We think that sounded like a game. We don’t know what the crap it means, but we do think it needs a host. (electronic buzzing) Oh, look what the A.I. did. – Wow! – Hey, Stevie! – That’s magic. We’ve never employed that magic before. – Well, it’s A.I. – It’s been available all this time. – I’m happy to be here, even though it smells like baby wipes and sardines. – Yeah, sorry. – That’s normal and it’s him. – I’m baby wipes. (Stevie laughing) He’s sardines. – So, okay, this is how this game’s gonna work. You’re each going to have something on your face. You’re gonna be blindfolded and you’re going to be asking the whole 21 questions, yes or no questions. – Of course. – But about the other guy’s face. So you also don’t know what’s on your face. We didn’t come up with this. This is A.I.. – That doesn’t make sense, but we’re going. – What’s on my face, what’s on your face. – You’re trying to determine, yeah, exactly. So you’re trying to determine what’s on the other guy’s face. You’re asking me questions about what’s on the other guy’s face. – Okay. – You see? Okay, so to determine who guess first, I’m gonna ask you a question and the first one to get it correct gets to go first. – Just the first one? No countdown, just? – No, no, no. (Rhett laughing) – At the same time. There’s a countdown. So the question is- – Let’s get A.I. Can we get A.I. to decide? – Well, the A.I.’s going to decide the punishment of who loses this. – Oh, this could be a precursor of things that come in the future. – Okay, so the question is, how many letters are in the phrase- – 26. 26. – Artificial intelligence. Three, two, one- – 21. – What? I don’t understand the question. (crew laughing) – But why’d you say 26? – I thought you were gonna say letters in the alphabet. (Stevie laughing) – How many letters in artificial intelligence? – Oh, 26. (Stevie laughing) – It’s 22. – Oh. Oh, wow, okay. – Okay, so if A.I. could help, we’re gonna put your masks on now. (electronic buzzing) – Hey. – As you can see, we can’t. – Oh, my. – Wow, you guys look beautiful. – Oh, beautiful, that’s a hint. – Okay. – I’m trying not to move my jaw when I talk because that’s gonna make the mask fall. So this is going to be how I’m going to speak. – I can feel that my mouth is exposed to the outer air, so you can probably see my mouth move. I don’t know if this has any sort of effect because I don’t know what’s on my. I don’t know why I’m using a different accent, either. – Okay, so you’re going first. (Stevie laughing) – Okay, you have to ask me about Link’s mask. – Oh. – Okay, Stevie. – Yeah, you don’t have to do my name. – I’m gonna say it the first time. (Stevie laughing) Don’t get used to it. – Okay. – Okay. Is what’s on Link’s face an animal? – No. – Stevie. (Stevie laughing) Is Rhett a character? – No, not in the way that you mean. Not an established character. – An established fictional character? – No, he’s not. – A person with mask on is a character. – Yeah, yeah, but no. – Is what’s on his face a food? – No. – Is what’s on his face something that belongs on a face? – (laughing) No. – Is what’s on his face a tool? – No. – Is it one thing on his face or many things? Is it many? – It is many of one thing. – Oh, good. (crew laughing) – Okay. Is what’s on his face a toy? – No. – It’s not a tool, it’s not a toy, it’s not food. – Are the things on his face animals? – No. (laughing) – Is it organic? – No. – Is it living? – Stevie No. – Can I get it at Walmart? (Stevie laughing) – Oh, yes, I recommend that technique. – Yes. Yeah. – Oh, okay. – Is it man-made items? – Yeah. – Is it a home decor item? – Not for a home. No, no. – Is it dangerous? (crew laughing) – I mean, it can be. – Is the A.I. dictating Link’s accent? – (laughing) Yes. – I am A.I. – Where are you from? (laughing) – An artificial place. – It’s not food and it’s not home decor. Is it an electronic? – [Stevie] No. – Does it go on the pee-pee? (crew laughing) – No. I don’t know. – You can put anything on the pee-pee. – Does it go in the wiener? – No. – But it does go on the pee-pee? (crew laughing) – Oh. Is what’s on him hims face? Is what’s on hims face, is it a hygiene product? – No. – Does it go on the butt cheeks? (crew laughing) – No. – You said it’s close to the butt hole. Nothing’s closer to the butt hole than the butt cheeks. – Is it that gum you chew that when you’re trying to stop smoking? (crew laughing) I’m just thinking about stuff that’s at Walmart. (laughing) – [Link] Is it clothing? – No. Okay. – I need a hint. – If there is a better- – I think I just tasted mine. (Stevie laughing) – Okay. – [Rhett] Stevie, you were gonna give a hint. – Yes, okay, there’s a different box store that the thing on Link’s face would be more readily available in and, in fact, there are multiple big chains that have this particular thing. And further, it is a store that Lando would go to. – Oh! – Okay, so it’s from a craft store. – And what’s my hint? (crew laughing) – I mean. – Close to the butt hole. – Close to the butt hole is your hint, yes. – Is it a bunch of those wooden dowel rods? – No. – No, that’s a part I go, when I go into a Michael’s, I go to the dowel rod section. – Like balsa wood. – And it’s like, man, they can make some big dowel rods. – I need another hint. – This is not something that you would use. – It’s a feminine product? – Yes. – Oh, so I was figuring out what was on my face. (Stevie laughing) – Is it an art? – Yeah. – Is it just frames? Is it just frames? – Frames are expensive. – No, no. – You’d be surprised how much they’ll charge for a good frame. (crew laughing) Is it absorptive? Is it absorptive? – Okay, you’re asking yes or no questions. You’re not guessing. – I’m not guessing, no, because he’s nowhere close. – Yes. – It’s absorptive. – Yes. – Is it, does it come from the section of the craft store where there’s little people and little villages and stuff and little people you can do things with? – Miniature-verse. – Miniature section. – No. – Dang, I haven’t been to another aisle. – I’m ready to guess. – Link. – Is it tampons? – Yes! Take off your masks. Can you? – How do we even do that? – I don’t know. – Just grab the tampons. (Stevie laughing) (Rhett mimicking engines revving) They’re bitter. – How did it taste? – That’s the bitterest tampon I’ve ever put in my mouth. – Okay, so. – Oh, eyeballs. – [Stevie] Yeah. – Man, that would’ve been tough. – So, yeah. – That is cool. – Oh, yeah, I was right. – [Rhett] This is cool, too. So how do these work? – Okay, so the punishment- – This is pretty good, but we’ve already done this idea, but a little bit better, I think. – Yeah, the punishment via the A.I. is that the loser of a game. – So that’s me. – Should get a hug. – Aw! – So Link, if you wanna give Rhett a hug. – Okay. – (laughing) Got you! Got you! All right, see, A.I. worked its magic. – That was pretty fun, maybe. I don’t know. – Again, I think we’ve done it, but we’ve already done better, so it’s a good idea, but it kinda copied us. – Yeah, so A.I. – [Rhett And Link] Big fail. – [Link] You copier. – Okay, so we got one good idea from A.I. The whole freeze dried versus fried, but we’ve done it. Now we’re not gonna do it again, so I would say A.I. is getting closer and closer to taking over the world, but you just haven’t done it yet. – So do the capsules dissolve and then they- – No. (Link mimicking poofing) – Poof, it’s just like poof! Like that? – It just depends on what, yeah. Yeah. – Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. – You know what time it is. – I’m Josh. – And I’m Brittany. – And we’re from the magical land of Oklahoma. – And we just had a Mythical birthday party. – And it’s time to spin the Wheel. – Of Mythicality. (wheel spinning) (crew laughing) – It’s not easy, is it? – It’s tough sometimes. Happy birthday. Click the top link to watch us celebrate our 2100th episode by tasting some non-alcoholic beers in Good Mythical More. – And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality is gonna land. – [Rhett] Celebrate 2100 episodes of GMM with this commemorative design, available for only 21 hours and counting at mythical.com.
