Today we’re trying even more candies from around the world. Let’s talk about that. Good Mythical Summer. In this crazy world that we live in, you know, there’s really only one thing that unites us. Yes. At the end of the day, we all look up at the same beautiful night sky, same moon and stars, which reminds us that we are all not so different from one another, and we are all, oh, so small. I was just gonna say that everybody loves candy, but that’s pretty good, too. Yeah. It’s time for Where in the World Do These International Candies Come From? Part Two. Okay, boys, you’re going to be tasting candies from around the world and throwing your darts at the map where you think they originated from. The winner will have seven thousand six hundred and fifty dollars added to his charity donation total. And of course, there’s a not so sweet punishment at stake for the loser. But what is so sweet is that Chase, the sweet toot, toot. He’s a sweet toot. Sweet toot. I brought the fart from tour over to a toot on. Chase. The sweet toothed cartographer will be measuring your scores. But I’m gonna be thinking sweet toot from here on out. Chase, did you prep any toot puns? I will work on some toot puns right now. It’s all candy and toothpaste. Okay, we get it all. All right, and last time I did this, I had to use fries. And since I did so well. Well, I didn’t win, but I came as close as I’ve come in a long time. You were very accurate, though. I have elected to stick with the fries as my darts. Okay. I think that’s a good choice. And, Rhett, you did eke out a win last time, so you’re gonna go first, and Link, because you were such a good boy last time, we’re bringing back an advantage for you. It’s a nostalgic advantage from the very first International Candy, the fart. Toot. Yeah. And a fart? Which was four darts, but will now be four fries instead. That’s a good advantage. What do we have here? Stretchy, soury. Gummy You smelled it, which made me smell it. Or did I just think you were smelling it out of the corner of my eye? Floral. Floral. Sour. Sour, sweet. Tangy, stretchy. Illicit. Vibrant. You doubt it? I doubt it. We don’t have illicit stuff on this show, do we? No. No, no. Look at this beautiful map. There’s all types of countries on it. Matter of fact, every country that’s on our world is on that map. Prove me wrong. Look at my little wisdom tooth. Thank you. Except Antarctica. That’s not a country. That’s a continent, and a country. Oh, you got me. Rhett, you go first. Okay. Boy, I tell you one thing, boy. Boy. These candy ones, I’m just gonna tell you, Link. I’m just gonna tell you, if there’s ever a time for you to seize the opportunity to cream me in this game, it is when we’re doing these candy episodes. Because I have no idea. There’s no spice that I can draw a conclusion from. I cannot use my culinary insights to come to any conclusions. Because I just taste a sweet, sour, floral, illicit. Candy. Candy. Falkland Islands. It’s gotta be Falkland Islands one of these times. I think this might just be like, oh, yeah, everybody loves these floral candies in the United Kingdom. You know what I’m saying? Isn’t it? Seems kind of boring. It’s a sour patched strip is basically what it is, which it makes it illicit. See? Somebody who doesn’t, isn’t willing to go to artificial coloring lengths. And I know I’ve got some experience with Mexican candy. And they will go very bright in the same way that we will here in the United States. We don’t care. Give us all the artificial you can. UK, they hold back on that sometimes because of that European influence, Link. That is a good dart. Oh, good dart. I mean, it certainly tastes like stuff from Mexico, though. But it doesn’t have kind of those hallmarks of a Mexican candy. I think this is. I’m gonna say Portugal. Okay. Okay. Okay. That went high. I thought it was heavier than it was. What is that? What even is that? One of the lands? Greenland or Iceland or something? No, that’s neither. It’s higher than both of those. I met an actual cartographer on tour. I’ll ask him after this. I think it’s part of the Arctic Circle. I think it. But is it? What country is that? We don’t even know what country Link has hit. That’s not a country. We don’t know. It’s okay. It’s not where this candy is from. Okay. You just had Bourbon fettuccine gummies, which, despite their proximity to pasta, are found nowhere even close to Italy. They also contain zero bourbon or bourbon flavoring. Bourbon is merely the brand name of the candy company founded in nineteen twenty-four in Japan. Rhett, I gave you the answer. Dude. Man, you could have totally taken me out, Link. Well, how could I have known? All right, taste buds. Rhett, you had forty-two. Link forty-five. Oh, man. This is. We’re up there. Green hard candy. Well, I’m glad there’s more. It’s stuck to my finger in a way. My initial impression is negative. Is there? What? What? I told you it was negative. Oh, you’re chewing it. Is it? There’s something.? What’s inside of it? Oh, man. It’s savory. Oh, it’s horrible. It tastes like, might be a piece of meat in there. Is there meat in it? I see no visual evidence of the tragedy that I’m tasting. Oh, my gosh. What a strange combination of flavors. So I let you beat me by just a couple of “sintimeters” so you could keep going first. What was that? I let you beat my cup of “slim-timeters”, so you can go first. “Slim-timeters”. Those are extra slim. The slimmest of margins. Those are “slim-timeters”. Let me buy a couple “slim-timeters”, man. Did you eat a second one? Are you serious, dude? The outside is tantalizing. And then when you bit it. It’s gross in there. What is that? It’s bad, bad, bad news. It’s a spice I’ve never encountered. Putrid fish spice. Like, it tastes like. I’ve always wondered what it would. A Venus flytrap that had a fly that was half digested in it would taste like if you were to pop the whole thing in your mouth. There it is. And this is it. Like, it tastes stinky. It tastes like a fly. Half a fly body. It’s got some liquid that’s dissolved it a little bit. I kind of like it. What you thinking? I think it might be some sort of chili. So it could be, like, a Mexico Peru thing. And it’s very bright. Already established that. I thought that that meant it could be Mexico. Maybe Japan again. I don’t think they can do that. I don’t think they can either. It’s against the rules. I’m just going. You know what? I’m not playing it safe. There’s only two countries over there. There’s a lot of countries over to the right. I am playing it safe between Mexico and Peru, though. I’m aiming right in between them. Or right there. Okay. You know what? We discovered that the archipelago that I hit in the first round. Chase, point that out again, is Svalbard. Svalbard. Which is an archipelago of Norway. Yeah. And I actually think that that’s where this is from. Oh, because it’s got, like, a fishy taste? Yeah, because there’s a fishy taste in it. And they like the fishy, fishy, nasty, nasty stuff. Up there in Norway. It tastes like a fish melon. Yeah, like a fish melon. Don’t want that one. I’m gonna have to be more direct in my. In my fry darting. I’m making more of a blunt tip. Is that acceptable? He’s modifying the fries. If you wanna eat some of your dart, that’s fine with me. Phish melon is my favorite Blind, Blind Melon and Phish combined cover band. It’s a great combo. I’m going for Norway. Blind Melon. When was the last time you thought about them? And I am splitting the diff between. It doesn’t rain. So here we go. Fall hard! Nope. A little bit to the left, but that’s okay. You just had Pass Pass Pulse, a hard candy filled with tangy salt and spices, including amchoor, a tart powder made from dried, unripe mangoes that’s also commonly used in samosas, curries, and chutneys throughout India. Okay. Now that I’m. You’ve pointed out that it’s from India. It’s like, okay. All right, I’m not gonna sugarcoat this. Rhett, you had thirty-nine. Link thirty-six. Yes! Yes. All right. Before we try this candy, a reminder of the charities that we’re playing for this summer. All the money that I win is going to Save the Children. Save the Children works to support kids in crisis all around the world, from Gaza to Sudan to Haiti, Ukraine, Afghanistan, and beyond. They do whatever it takes to ensure all children survive, learn, and are protected through three global goals. No child should die from preventable causes, all children should have access to a quality basic education, and no child should be a victim of violence. Currently, Save the Children is doing vital work in the West Bank and Gaza, where children are being killed at a devastating rate. Save the Children has been providing essential services and support to Palestinian children, like distributing food, water, and hygiene supplies. And you can join us in donating to Save the Children at savethechildren.org. And I’ll be supporting Inner-City Arts. Inner-City Arts is a unique learning oasis for creativity and art in the heart of downtown LA Skid Row. With a thirty year history of serving young people in LA with the least access to art. Most programs are completely free, and Inner-City Arts has completely removed financial barriers so that any student interested in the arts has access to instruction, materials, and supplies. And we know firsthand the power of art for a young person, because we were once young people. We were. And look at us now. Still acting like it, thanks to art. Please join us in donating to Inner-City Arts by going to inner-cityarts.org Thank you. What’s this? Is it floppy? No. Lattice. It’s a. We have a lattice. Nice milk chocolate. A lattice of caramel covered in chocolate. “Car-mel” If you will. If you will. We are completely tied, my brother. So competitive as of late, Link. Yeah. These fries are doing it for me, man. If you told me that this was Milka chocolate. You know, the purple one? Yeah. From Europe. Good brand. I think it’s, like a Swedish. So you’re talking Norwegian, I guess. But maybe it’s, like, symbolic of London Bridge, which, you know what happened to London Bridge, Link? It’s falling down. There’s a history lesson in this chocolate from the UK. So that’s where I’m going. That’s what you think? I’m a little to the right. What’s happening? He’s left the door open for me. If I agree with the answer that I could benefit from. Because there’s no way it’s Mongolia. I can get closer to everything except Mongolia. Right. So that’s what I’m gonna do with my little fry. My little, brown fry. You’re getting closer to every? I chose a brown one. I’m getting closer to everything. Are you Tthe little Matchstick Boy? Here we go. The little fry stick boy. Oh, yes. Oh, you hit. Nice. You hit UK. I did. That might be a zero. You just had a Cadbury Curly Wurly, described as a swirly ladder of chocolate with a caramel center. In this case, center is spelled C-E-N-T-R-E, as it is the custom in its home of the United Kingdom. Yes. Thank you, Rhett. Anytime, Link. Rhett, you had eleven, Link zero. Zero! I mean. All right. That’s a bullseye. It’s yours to lose, Neal. That’s a bullseye. How many bullseyes have we had? Two. And who’s been. Who’s done them? You, man. You got both of them. Me? You got both of them. You can have all of the bullseyes. I want to give them all to you. He’s annoyed, and he should be. Because, that’s talent. August Pin of the Month is available now for only twenty-four hours. It’s a speech bubble celebrating this show where you may have heard we say, let’s talk about that. Yeah, we do. Looks good on your shirt, man. It’s only available for twenty-four hours. Okay? And you can only get it at mythical.com so get it while the getting’s good. We got some big rocks here. Oh, I wonder if there’s something inside I can suck out. Do you want to suck it out? Let’s break it open. What is that? There’s a dark thing in there. What is that? Is that a cherry? Is it a prune? It’s something interesting. All right, I gotta go first. That’s the weight I carry by being so accurate with these fries. Not only, you get four fries. Oh, yeah. This is the final round, right? Yeah, it’s the mystery round. Oh, crap. Link still has his fart. Mystery round. You have all four fries. I mean, really, I’m just gonna say it right now that if you lose this, I feel like I’m personally gonna have to call Inner-City Arts and just have a. And just talk to them. I’m concerned about using the fries instead of the darts because of the splay. Come again? Like, I don’t know how these are gonna splay out. You want me to come a third time? Can you? Eventually. If you can, then. Let’s talk afterwards. I’m just hoping for tips. Okay. I’ve got. These are all nicely similar, and I’m. You know, I like going with the blunt tip forward. I mean. I’m just telling you. It’s gonna be. It’s better than one regardless, because it’s gonna be. It’s gonna splay to some degree. Yes, sir. You know what I’m saying? If you get back further, it’ll separate more Over the course of the, the throw, too. That’s one thing you could do. You can get further away. Now, Chase. Yeah? A Mythical Beast out there might be saying, well, you know, the, the ketchup spurge gives him an advantage, but put them at ease. You’re taking that into account. Yeah, I’m taking that into account. How are you doing that? By, I mean, isn’t this your advantage? You’re getting an advantage. But I don’t want people to think it’s too much of an advantage. Well, I mean, it’s not too much of an advantage, because you’re the one throwing. Yeah, keep talking, Chase. Well, I’ve been pretty accurate, though. I must say. I must defend myself. It could be some sort of a Moroccan date, but I know it’s not Morocco, because that’s on the board. Right, because it’s a mystery round. I’m gonna try to splay out from the middle and just out, because I really wanna walk away with a victory. How you gonna make it spread? I’m gonna give it a. I’m gonna give it a twist. No, I’m gonna open my fingers as I throw it. That’s what I’m gonna do. Okay. All right. All right. Okay. Okay. Here we go. Be careful now. Here we go. What? Why are you? Why did you? Are you burping? I was just getting out of your way. I’m just putting my hands in a. Here we go. Here we go. Protecting myself. Oh, low. I went low. Oh, low. Oh, low. I got one that’s up there in the Middle East. Then I’ve got four drops down here. But I only threw four things. I don’t know what happened, but. Eleven, Chase, can you show me what eleven centimeters looks like? Yeah. Just, not on the map. Just in your. That is eleven. Okay. How many inches is that? Four and a quarter. It’s not much of a difference, y’all. So. You’ve got so much of the map. If it’s in Europe. I can’t get. I can’t get closer than eleven centimeters I don’t think. They probably do prunes in Australia like, this might be a thing that they would do there. So, it’s either, I mean, there’s United States or Australia. It’s got to be further away from you. Maybe they wouldn’t do the US again, and they would do Australia. Okay. Taking a big risk here. Going down under. I love that. All right. Okay. I’m about to butcher this name so hard. You just had śliwki w czekoladzie. Okay, that sounds Russian. Which means prune in chocolate. And it is from Poland. Oh, which, which you almost hit Rhett, you had thirty-five, Link, five. Link, you have won seven thousand six hundred and fifty dollars for Inner-City Arts. Yes! And we’re bringing about the same punishment from the original International Candy Taste Test. Okay. Which means, Rhett, you are getting TP’d in Good Mythical More. Does that still mean, what I think it does? Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. You know what time it is. I’m Amber. I’m Layla. I’m Megan. And I’m Van. And we just played International Candy Taste Test, and it’s time to spin the Wheel of Mythicality. You can play at home. Yeah, they can. Click the top link to watch us figure out if we know what’s cute according to the girlies, in Good Mythical More. And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality is going to land. Don’t miss your chance to grab August Pin of the Month, available today only at mythical.com