Blue cheese, 32. Hut! Hut! Bite! – Oh, ooh, aw. (laughing) (crew laughing) (grunting) Let’s talk about that. (laughing) Ow. (crew laughing) (transition whooshing) (upbeat music) (egg blobbing) (yolk bubbling) (UFO whirring) (flames whooshing) Good Mythical summer. (cup clinking) – The best way for sports fans to live without sports during the off-season is to sneak into your local stadium, find the locker room, and then find the laundry hamper in said locker room. And then enjoy a nice moist nap beneath your favorite player’s sweaty uniform until security finds you and bans you for life. Not that that’s ever happened to me. – The second best and much less creepy and moist way is to watch us down some crazy stadium foods and guess where they came from. (fingers snapping) It’s time for Hut! Hut! Bite! Crazy Stadium Foods: More More Stadium Foods Edition. (transition whooshing) – Welcome back to the Booty Booty Booty Booty Hiking Everywhere Stadium, home to the Mythical Rings. – Yeah, it is. Stevie, tell us how to hike it. (Rhett laughing) – The Mythical Kitcheneers have recreated crazy dishes from sports stadiums all over the country just for you to try today. You’ll each get three chances. – Mm, thank you. – [Stevie] To hike a football to the state you think the stadium food is from. Once your hike is caught, you’re locked into that guess. If you guess correctly, you grab six points. If you fail to connect with the correct state, there’s still a chance to walk away with three points by guessing which team serves the dish. And today, the penalty box is back. (Link sharply inhaling) In every round, one of the incorrect states will be a designated penalty box, meaning if you hike your ball to that state, you’ll incur a three-point penalty. – I remember. – And you will not be (laughing) eligible to make an extra point attempt. – So every single round’s got a penalty? – [Stevie] Correct, and the location of the penalty box will change every round. – That’s new. – [Stevie] The winner will be magically granted Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes’ accuracy in “Good Mythical More”. – Ah. – [Stevie] To decide who’s hiking first, here’s KG, the referee, which rhymes, for the coin flip. – Oh, KG, the referee. – Good morning, gentlemen. – Good morning. – Morning. – Okay, Rhett, since you lost, you’ll call the toss. (Rhett sharply inhaling) This is heads, tails. – Heads. – Oh, you got it, so you’ll go second. (Link sharply inhaling) – Okay, I’m ready to go second. – I’m just ready to eat. (transition whooshing) (upbeat music) – Before we dig into this, let’s see who we’ve got on the field with us today. – Hello, I’m Massachusetts. I went to Harvard, America’s first university, but I ultimately dropped out early to pursue my passion of starting an app that helps you find other apps. – Nice. – Oh, the app app. – Yeah. – Howdy, y’all, I’m Texas. We became the 28th state four days after Christmas in 1845. And the state motto is something you guys know about, it’s, “Friendship.” – Really? – Oh. – It’s just the word, “Friendship?” – “Friendship,” simple. – “Friendship,” that’s our motto. – Yeah. – That’s it. – Uh-oh, your favorite guy’s back. – Our home state represented well. – [North Carolina] Good morning, gentlemen, it’s a pleasure to be here. Matter of fact, it’s a pleasure to be anywhere other than that turd emporium known as North Carolina. Oh, I hate it there. (Link and crew laughing) – Wow, he hates it so much, but he is the two-time representative (laughing) of North Carolina. (South Carolina laughing) – [North Carolina] I’m from there. I can’t help it. (Link laughing) – Right, yeah, you’re stuck with it. – Oh, hey, Canada here. (crew laughing) How you doing? – Great. – Great. – Fun Fact, once again, we are not a state. (everybody laughing) In the United States of America. We have our own prime minister, we have sovereignty. Why am I here? (crew laughing) (Link laughing) – Well, because your economy is smaller than the state of California. – Yeah, well, our landmass is bigger than you by two, I think. (states and crew laughing) You wanna fight about it? – Ouch, ouch. – Oi there, bruv. (laughing) (crew laughing) I’m from Ohio, home of the Rock and Roll Museum, where I work part time. (arm slapping) – Whoa, now, whoa, now. – [Rhett] Are you from Ohio originally? – Oh yeah, this is a traditional Cleveland accent you’re hearing, bruv. (everybody laughing) From the streets of Cleveland, born and raised. (laughing) – And what about your haircut there, that style, is that a? – Yeah, I walked into the Supercuts and I told ’em, “Make it impossible for me to ever have sex again.” (everybody laughing) And I think they did a bang-up job, they did, they did. (Rhett laughing) – Everything about you is real? – Yep, that’s right, apples and pears. (Rhett and crew laughing) – Let’s move on, shall we? – Yeah, yeah, how about California? (states laughing) – Oh my God, I got that all for my followers, that was amazing. I’m from California, and did you know we’re the avocado capital of the world? – Oh. – Yeah, see my hat? – [Rhett] Oh, yeah, your hat. – Your followers? – Yeah, my followers and my fans. – [Rhett] Are you streaming live right now or are you? – Yeah, of course. – Oh, cool. – So it might be a little hard to catch the football, but I’ll do my best. – (laughing) Okay, do your best, California, (crew laughing) We see people like you everywhere in this town. (crew laughing) – Hi, I’m South Carolina. – Oh. – Our state bird is a metal chair. (Link laughing) – (laughing) What? – That’s it. – Metal chair? – Yeah, I catch ’em all the time. (laughing) (crew and Florida laughing) – Oh, at the Waffle House? – Outside, (laughing) Waffle House, family reunions, it’s just kinda. – There’s (laughing) metal chairs flying around all the time. – Always. – Like a cage match. – It’s a state bird. – So are you on the griddle or are you out front? – Yes. (Rhett and crew laughing) – Yeah, she works at Waffle House. – Got it. – You gotta do multiple things there. – Uh-huh. – Breaks up fights all the time. – Hey, I’m Florida. I’m an orange. (crew laughing) We have two rivers called Withlacoochee. And here’s a word that rhymes with orange, coochee orange. (Link and crew laughing) – Withlacoochee? – I think we went to the same school. – Yeah, Withlacoochee. (South Carolina laughing) – Yeah. – Yeah. – Okay. – This looks great. (laughing) – Which of these lovely states is home to our first stadium food, the Double Barrel Wagyu Dog? Crispy salsa-smeared bread beneath two egg go beef franks wrapped in bacon, all topped with guac, pico de gallo and chicharrones. – I’m sorry, I’m sorry for what I’m doing to this. – I mean, you’re giving it a nice double-barrel cross-section. – Watch your finger now. (laughing) – And then this comes up like this so I can eat it. Wow. – Sometimes you can’t have. – This is messy for a stadium. – Too much wiener, you know? Why do they got double barrel? I gotta pull one out. I’m not gonna be able to get anything. Yeah, you can try that. – Mm-hmm. – Bearded men shouldn’t try that. (crew laughing) – Mm. I love guac and bacon, on a burger, on a dog. A little bit of this pork rind for crunch. Mm-hmm, okay. – Mm, it’s tasty. – Man, I’m gonna have to drink a liter of water after every bite of that. – Gotta stay hydrated. All right, you go first. – Okay, sir. – So I can learn from your reasoning. – Hmm. Could be anywhere. I mean, you got California dropping those guacamole, avocado facts. So we definitely like to put guac on stuff out here, so I’m thinking that, but the likelihood of you actually catching this football. (laughing) – I mean, are you guys recording? ‘Cause I can put it down. – Yeah, we’re doing a show here. (crew laughing) – Oh. Okay, yeah, I can put this down. – Yeah, okay, great. – Okay, sure. (crew laughing) – Thank you for being a willing participant. – Yeah, of course, no problem. – And not making this all about you. – Yeah, I mean, it is kind of all about me, but. (California sighing) (crew laughing) – I don’t know, I mean, it could be up there in Massachusetts. – Hey, what I’ll say is that Massachusetts banned Christmas for a period of time because they considered it too immoral and too fun. Do with that what you will. (Link and crew laughing) – Sounded like a longer list was coming. (laughing) – Listen, I didn’t finish Harvard, I just started there. (Rhett and Link laughing) – Well, as much as I hate to give you even more attention, I think I gotta go with California. – Rude. – Here we go. Ready? – Maybe. – [Rhett] Yeah, maybe hold your hands a little closer together. (crew laughing) There you go. – Okay. – [Rhett] Okay, you ready? – Got it. – She looks so ready. – Oh, well, you know what? That wasn’t your fault, California. (crew laughing) – [Rhett] That was my bad. – Yeah, it was. – Second attempt. Oh, you almost had it. – [Stevie] Very close. – Okay, let me lower this thing. – Yeah, yeah. – Are these the same balls we always use? – You’re misfiring today, you’re usually right down the middle. It’s been a while, I guess. – Oh, come on. (crew and Rhett laughing) Did you try? ‘Cause I did. – I tried. – Yeah. – That’s not my fault. – Aw, no points for me. (Rhett clapping) Dang it. (crew laughing) (California and South Carolina clapping) – I love that for you, Link. – I think the football is different this time. – Different football? – It’s lighter. – Oh, way lighter, yeah, this feels way lighter. – Yeah, it’s not the same football. – I don’t know, you think this football’s lighter, Ohio? – Yeah. (Rhett and crew laughing) I think the football is mighty light, just like the lighting in the Rock and Roll Museum. (Rhett and crew laughing) Where I once told the legendary Mick Jones how to get to the bathroom, I did, ’cause I work there part time. (crew laughing) – Ah, now, Canada, you are too reasonable to do something like this, the double barrel, right? – Oh yeah, especially not with that bacon, we have our own bacon, and our own country. (crew laughing) I can’t stress that enough, bud. – (sighing) Yeah, so I hear. – Mm. – So I hear. – California’s still open. – California’s a great guess. It’s either California or Texas. – It’s just hard to get it in that ring there. – Well, let me just see, let me just see. – We’re in the same vertical, so. – I’m tempted to go to Texas, but because you didn’t, I mean, you missed it, I feel like I just have to, for your sake, really, I have to try to get it in California. Here we go. (football thumping) – Yep. (crew laughing) – Okay. – Waffle House is a little offended. – I feel like that was mostly my fault. It was mostly my fault. – Waffle House getting some strays. (Rhett grunting) (crew laughing) – Oh, ooh. – Nope. – Okay, that one. – [Rhett] No, yeah, it went in the hole. – It didn’t go through the hole. – It went in the hole. – So that counts, does it? – [Stevie] Sure, now it does. (Rhett and crew laughing) ‘Cause that was a lot of watching you both try and (laughing) throw that into California’s hole, so. (Rhett and crew laughing) I mean, ring, ring, I mean, ring. The Double Barrel Wagyu Dog is from California. – Aw, man. (Rhett clapping) (buzzer blaring) – So I mean, Link, you do at least get a chance to earn three points, right? You cannot guess this. What is the team that this food item belongs to the stadium of? You know what I’m trying to say. – I’m just gonna have to say LA Rams? – [Stevie] No. it is the San Francisco 49ers. (Link sharply inhaling) (buzzer blaring) – Oh, shout-out to Joe Montana. – (laughing) Yes, we know you’re watching. – And Jerry Rice. (crew laughing) – Keep going, name some more 49ers. (crew laughing) (transition whooshing) (upbeat music) – [Stevie] Next up, we have the Surf and Turf Huarache, refried beans. – Hua-what? – [Stevie] Huarache. – Oh. (Stevie and crew laughing) – Well, well, I’ll be, oh, a new word. (laughing) – Huarache. (Rhett laughing) – [Stevie] Refried beans, blackened crawfish, chopped brisket, Creole cream cheese, pico de gallo, sour cream, salsa, and pickled okra, all atop a thick corn tortilla. – I’ll take a bite and then hand it over. – You made it a taco? It’s huarache. (crew laughing) Good gracious, dude. You know what? Just maybe go back there. (Rhett grunting) – [Rhett] It fell apart. – I’m just gonna do this again ’cause. – You just huarached me eat it. (crew laughing) – Brisket and blackened crawfish. I’ve never had those two things together. – That is good, man. – Now that you’re winning, you can go first. – And refried beans with pickled okra? – It’s really tasty. Do you know what a huarche is? – Yeah, that. – Do you know where it’s from or what kinda cuisine it is? – It sounds like it might be Mexico, but I don’t know. That is such a odd combination of things. I don’t think we would do that in North Carolina. – So weird. – (laughing) Lot of things you would do in North Carolina, but I tell you what, more astronauts come from North Carolina than almost any other state in the union. – Almost? – These people would rather explode in a rocket ship in outta space than live in this bunghole of a landmass, I’ll tell you. (crew laughing) – Bunghole of a landmass. (Rhett and crew laughing) Yep, that’s how we talk. (crew laughing) That’s how we talk. I actually think this makes sense as a Texas dish. – In Texas, it’s illegal to shoot a buffalo from the second floor of a hotel. (crew laughing) Did that change your mind? – What about the third? – You can, you can do it from the third. – Okay, all right. (crew laughing) I’m just saying the proximity to Mexico and also the pickled okra and the brisket, this has got Texas written all over it. (crew laughing) – Oh. – And that’s a good catch. (Rhett and states clapping) – Clapping for Texas, not for me. – See, I’m thinking that this is more of like a Cajun Creole dish, except for the fact that there’s not a lot of spicy-spicy in it. It’s just the crawfish of it all. I don’t go to like Texas thinking I’ma get crawfish, so where? – You want your ball? – I don’t think there’s a good answer here. I have to play defense a little bit and go back to Texas. – Do you know what’s also illegal in Texas? Dusting public buildings with feather dusters. – But if you’re shooting a buffalo from said building, it’s okay. – It kinda cancels each other out, yeah. – You can’t clean a building? – With a feather duster. – Yeah. – All right, hands. – Hands. – Playing a little defense here. Yes, see? – Oh, look at that. – My accuracy has increased. – Got both of your balls here. (Rhett and crew laughing) – Yeah, you’re popular in this round. – Yep. – So we’ve agreed in both rounds. – Yes. – [Stevie] The Surf and Turf Huarache is from Texas. – Mm-hmm. (Link clapping) – [Stevie] Which means you both get these points, but you both don’t get points for the next guess, but it’s fun to guess what team this is from anyway. Three, two, one. – Rangers. – Oilers. – You said, “Oilers?” – Yeah. – I don’t think that’s a team anymore, is it? Are they still around? I don’t know. (laughing) No, David Hill says, “No.” (crew laughing) – [Stevie] The San Antonio Spurs. – Ah. – Oh. Shout-out to Jerry Rice and Joe Montana. (crew laughing) (transition whooshing) (upbeat music) Before we get to tasting this next stadium food, this portion of today’s episode is sponsored by ShipStation, the leading order management and shipping software on the internet. 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Mm. – Okay, up next, we have the Pigskin Wrap, two corn tostada shells with mojo pulled pork, pork crackling, crackling. – Crackling. – Crackling. – That crackling was such a nice way to say it. – It’s crackling, Stevie. – Crackling. – Bacon bits, pico de gallo, and pepper jack cheese, wrapped in a grilled flour tortilla. – Oh man. – See, this one is nice ’cause you can be like, “Yeah, I’m cheering for a team and I’m holding the thing and I’m, ah.” – This is why I don’t go to sporting events with you. – And I’m not. – I don’t like the way you cheer for the team. – Having a look. (crew laughing) Mm, that’s nice. – I mean, I do like the fact that I don’t have to get really, really messy in order to eat it, I mean. – It’s got a corn tortilla inside of a flour tortilla. – And it’s got crackling in it. Who’s crackling? This feels like this might be South Carolina’s chance to shine. – I was waiting, I was waiting for you, you’re gonna throw stuff at me. (Rhett laughing) Just been praying, hoping. – Now, as I’ve established on this game before, Ohio likes to take chances. – We do love to take chances, we do. For instance, we took a chance when we created a nickname for ourselves, and that’s the Buckeye State. That’s a fact that I shared with the bass player from The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. (South Carolina laughing) When I was driving him to the airport. Because as I mentioned earlier, I work part time at the Rock and Roll Museum. (crew laughing) V for Cleveland. (Link and crew laughing) – Emphasis on the V. But you know what? I’m actually thinking of a melding of cultures and still being willing to take some chances and that actually brings me to Florida. – Oh, Florida is where the first Burger King was built in Miami in 1954. Also, here’s rhyming with orange again, Borange Korange. You see what I did there, ’cause Burger King? Borange Korange. – Yeah. – That worked. – Yeah, that worked, yeah. – Believe in me, I believe in you. (laughing) (crew laughing) – So you’re going for the orange? Okay. – Yes, going for the orange. – [Link] I’m fine with this answer. – Whoo. – Oh man. (South Carolina and Rhett clapping) You hit her right in the pulp. (Florida and Rhett laughing) – Way to go, orange. ♪ All righty, righty, righty ♪ Oh gosh, I know, I know it could be. – Just throw it at me for fun. (Link and states laughing) – Yes, it could be you, South Carolina, but something is drawing me to Ohio. – Cleveland (laughing) is where Superman was invented. You probably remember the song “Superman” from the (laughing) “Tony Hawk Pro Skater” soundtrack. Well, I drove the bass player from that song to the airport. (Rhett and crew laughing) – Yeah, you did? – [Rhett] Wow. – Yeah, call me kooky, but. – All right, Kooky. – I gotta go with Ohio. – Kooky. (crew laughing) – Here we go, yes. – Oh. (Rhett clapping) – Yeah. – Cleveland. (crew laughing) – This could be anywhere. – [Stevie] The Pigskin Wrap is from Ohio. – Hey. – Yeah, see? I had that feeling. (score dinging) – [Stevie] So, Link, you get the six points. Rhett, you get to guess which team for three. – Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. – What? No, don’t hold on. – All right, okay, okay, okay. – [Stevie] You can just. – Browns. – Okay. (laughing) No, it’s the Cincinnati Bengals. – Bengals. – Dang it. – That’s what I was thinking. (buzzer blaring) – I pick the wrong one every time. – Oh yeah. Thanks, Ohio. – I love you. (crew and states laughing) – We interrupt this episode of “Good Mythical Morning” to let you know that we’re releasing a new Rhett & Link channel video this weekend. – Yes, we have created an amazing chain of human creativity, taking an idea and passing it from person to person. It’s happening right now as we speak. Watch it tomorrow. (upbeat music) – Ooh. – The tie is scored, and our final stadium food is the Smokin’ Brunch Burger, an all-beef patty, smoked beef brisket, smoked tomatoes, shrimp, onions, and Bloody Mary mix, all sandwiched between slow-cooked grits molded into burger buns. – Oh. – What? Slow-cooked grit burger buns? – Oh. The grits burger buns are great, but they make it a little bit difficult to parse. Well, I’ve just made such a mess. – I mean, I’ve had a shrimp burger, but it doesn’t ever have burger on it. (laughing) I was about to say, “The shrimp,” but that just was wrong. – Holy crap. – Shrimp in a burger. Mm. – They made buns outta grits, y’all. – Everything is so messy at these stadiums. They wanna sell napkins or something? – All right, Link, you actually go first, ’cause it’s tied now. – Yep. – So we go back to the last time when you won. (ball smacking) – Hmm. Shrimp and grits, South Carolina. – Yeah? – I’ve been to Charleston. – Oh, we’re talking to me again, huh? – Yeah. – You gonna throw something at me or just talk? – Well, I’d like a soft scramble with onions. – We don’t have onions. – Ah. – And if you’re gonna raise (laughing) your voice at me. Also, we’re the birthplace (laughing) of Viola Davis. – Oh. – I don’t know, that’s the shortest one I found on my sheet. – Okay. – She’s good in everything. (South Carolina laughing) Always good to see Viola Davis. – Throw the ball at me, Link. (laughing) – So it has to be you. I mean, could we go to Northern Carolina? (Rhett laughing) – Northern Carolina. – “Uh, Northern, uh, Northern, uh, Northern Car-what-what?” (everybody laughing) (Rhett clapping) – Everybody’s so. – We’re all getting fired today. – All the Carolinas are so angsty. (South Carolina laughing and clapping) Canada, we need some niceness. – In Canada, we call napkins serviettes. (crew laughing) – There you go. – Yeah, see? Politeness, learn about it. (crew laughing) – Oh, we’re doing this? – Okay, any random Waffle House employee who might be named Emily, but isn’t you. – No, not, well. (crew laughing) (sighing) What universe? We’re in a parallel, this is the metaverse. – Oh. – Oh. (laughing) – What? Come on. (Rhett clapping) (Florida laughing) let’s just work together here. – She wound up. – All right. (transition beeping) (crew laughing) – [Link] All right, all right, all right. – I got it. – Oh. – Yes, oh, and that was a good snag. – And now I do this. – (laughing) Yeah. (South Carolina laughing) (Florida laughing) – [Rhett] Well, that was exciting for me. – [Link] ‘Cause that’s the right, it has to be South Carolina. – Because I mean, shrimp and grits, I mean, you know, we’re talking Charleston. – Yeah, ooh, I know a thing about Charleston. – Oh, let’s hear it, let me hear it. – Okay, the most haunted place in Charleston is the Old City Jail, which is also where I throw a lot of parties and chairs. (crew and Florida laughing) – You know what? – It all comes back to chairs, baby. – I’m gonna let this good mood ride and I’m gonna throw right back at you. – All right, all right, all right. – Playing defense. – [Rhett] Right back at you. (Rhett laughing) (Florida clapping) (South Carolina laughing) – Ah. – [Stevie] So the full name of the dish is the Smokin’ ChuckTown Brunch Burger, and it’s served by a Minor League Baseball team in South Carolina. – Yep. (Link clapping) – [Stevie] So you both threw to South Carolina. (score dinging) And normally, I feel like we could end this thing, you could be tied. – So just to be clear, so I completely agree, so we are tied, so now we both have to think of a Minor League team? – [Stevie] Well, I’m gonna give, well, okay, (laughing) do you wanna do it without any? (laughing) I have multiple choice options, but I do kinda like the idea of you naming what the Charleston baseball team is called. (crew laughing) – I mean, I knew it was Charleston. – [Stevie] I think that should be what we do. So you can both take a moment, we’ll do a countdown, and then you can name what this Minor League Charleston baseball team is called. (Rhett sighing) – Okay, all right. (crew laughing) – [Stevie] Do you want me to like determine who’s closest? – Well, hold on a second. – Yeah. – Okay. – Hold on a second now. – It might be chairs. – Okay, all right. – I think I have it. (South Carolina laughing) (laughing) Metal chairs. – Okay. Three, two, one. – Crawdads. – The Wind. – [Stevie] What’d you say, Link? – The Wind. – The Wind? (crew and states laughing) – The Charleston Wind, that would be great. – [Stevie] It’s the RiverDogs, which. – River flows like the wind blows. – Oh boy. (laughing) (crew laughing) – I did say. – And it’s not an animal, it’s a, it’s a, it’s a non, it’s not a. – Oh no, here he goes again. (states and crew laughing) – It’s not a creature, it’s not a creature of any type. – I do appreciate that Link. – But my animal lives in the river. – [Stevie] Is, you know, trying for it. So Link wins. (laughing) (crew and states laughing) (score dinging) (crew and states clapping) – I agree with your decision, I agree with your decision, ’cause Crawdad was something earlier. – [Stevie] Well, so in “Good Mythical More”, you’re gonna chant, “Clear eyes, full hearts can’t lose,” three times, and then that’s how you’re gonna gain Patrick Mahomes’ accuracy. It’s gonna be really great. – Oh great. – It’s gonna be great. – Okay, I know what you’re talking about. – Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. – Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. And don’t forget to come back for a new episode of “Good Mythical Weekend” tomorrow. Now you guys say, “You know what time it is.” – [States] You know what know what time it is. – Hi, I’m Vasilisa, I’m a 3rd Degree Mythical Society member. These are my siblings, Valdemar, and Vlada. We’re from Ottawa, Canada. – [All] And it’s time to spin the Spin the Wheel of Mythicality. – Canadian circus family. – Eh? (Rhett and crew laughing) – Click the top link to watch us test our Olympic knowledge in strange ways in “Good Mythical Morning”. (wheel rattling) – And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality’s gonna land. Chase is getting the dirt from crew members in the hot seat on “Good Mythical Crew: The Podcast”. New episodes Friday through August 4th, available to 2nd and 3rd Degree.