Can we tell the difference between someone’s boss and their mom? Let’s talk about that. Good Mythical Morning. You know how we’ve all had that embarrassing moment of accidentally calling our teacher or boss Mommy? I’ve never done that. I mean, unlike you, I’m able to separate my personal and professional life. It’s called boundaries. Isn’t that right, mommy? I mean, Stevie. Sorry. Well, maybe we’ll do better if it’s someone else’s mommy or daddy in our own studio being grilled with uncomfortable questions. It’s time for Boss, Parent, or Stranger AKA Blink Twice If This Person Might Fire You Welcome back to the HR Zone! A. K. A. The Human Relations Zone. Okay, boys, you’re about to meet a pair of people and it’s your job to figure out whether they are boss and employee, parent and child, or total strangers, simply by asking them questions. Points escalate each round. Let’s go ahead and meet our first pair. Please introduce yourselves. I’m Heidi. I’m Leslie. Heidi and Leslie. Two syllable names that end in E. Sounds. Both wearing black? Yep, at least some black. Do you think mother and daughter would coordinate that? Or do you think boss and employee would coordinate that? I don’t think boss and employee would coordinate that, Rhett. Similar hairstyles. You know, parts are on the same side. Um. They find you equally mildly funny. They find me very funny. No, no, no, stop! Stop it, ladies! Alright, did you coordinate your outfits today, Leslie? We did not. Okay. Heidi, do you always part your hair on the same side as Leslie? I do. Okay. That was convincing. Um, if you don’t mind, and with mutual consent, could you hug one another? Okay. We’re so happy to. Oh, wow. Hug one another. That was it was wonderful. It was one of these hugs. It was like a. That’s how we hug. We go low and we go high. Under, it was an under hug. Like, what did that mean? It seemed very natural, though. Um Leslie, can you turn to Heidi and, um, reprimand her for missing her curfew? Just kidding. I’ll take that compliment. Uh, Leslie, will you turn to Heidi and reprimand her for missing her assignment at work? Heidi, I can’t believe you missed that assignment at work. What are you gonna do about it? Yeah, what do you think about it? You’re in trouble! I don’t know. One PTO day gone. Oh, wow. PTO. What she did was really bad. You waggled your finger at her. That’s, that’s, that’s very I mean, they told me never to finger waggle as a boss. Right, yeah. And you occasionally don’t. Or as a child. Heidi, does Leslie have a lot of friends or a few friends and why? She has a lot of friends because she, well she’s kind and she’s lived in a few places across the country. Oh, so she’s, so she moves on once she’s worn out. She, she thinks she has a lot of friends. Wow. Animosity. Okay. Would a boss say that? Okay. You have paddles in front of you. I’m going to give you a countdown. Three, two. One. Stranger. Oh! Wow. Did you see the coldness in that hug? I went, it felt like an employee and boss hug. Okay, what is your relationship? We are my boss and employee. Yeah! Boom! Yep. And, Heidi, you’re the boss. Of course. Uh, what kind of, uh, office are we talking about? We work in real estate, and I actually hired Leslie and mentored her on our real estate team. Yeah. Okay. So it’s good that she doesn’t have friends. She works more. Yeah, that’s exactly right, yeah. No, she does have a lot of friends and she has lived all over the country, so yeah, we’re very successful because she has a lot of friends. Let’s welcome our next pair. Please go ahead and introduce yourselves. Hey, I’m Hudson. Hudson. Hi, I’m Dawn. Dawn and Hudson. Hudson and Dawn working together or. Being related or not knowing each other at all. Those are the options. Uh, let’s figure that out. Dawn, uh, would you mind giving a, uh, truncated version of the birds and the bees talk to Hudson? Uh, and Hudson, I would like you to ask at least two clarifying questions. Turn to one another. Truncated version of the birds and the bees. Um, Okay. Um, let’s see. Uh, Well, for you. Um, girls are attracted to you, you know, you’re athletic and all of that, and um, and then they’ll probably call you. What’d they call me for? They’ll call you because they think you’re cute. You remember Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, where Clarice said, You’re cute, and she kissed him. I don’t, I don’t remember that. You don’t remember that in Rudolph? Get to the good part. Okay, so, so then, uh, well, so the girl calls you because she thinks you’re cute, and then invites you out for dinner, and then she pays for your dinner, and then, and then you put out. So she pays for the dinner. Right. You put out. That’s how it works. Then you put out? Well, she said that. I put out. Yes. Okay, I think I got it. No clarifying questions about what you’re putting out? What’s being put out? What exactly is putting out? Well, well, um, you, uh, make out, and which means that you kiss her. Oh, right. And, um, and then, you know, if you wanted, she probably wants more. Yeah. Alright, Hudson’s flying blind. Wow. Who knows what’s gonna happen. There we go. On this date. I hope. I hope Donna’s a good boss. She’s a horrible mom. Wow. It is hard though. I mean, it’s hard to, it is hard to explain. Well, that is part of it. Um, well, let’s see if you’re better, Dawn, at firing Hudson for stealing office supplies. Stealing? Why I gotta be stealing, man? All right. Because you have, you’ve been putting in your pockets instead of putting out. Hudson. No, don’t do this to me. We’ve talked about this, like, how many times? How many times? I stole four times. Exactly. So, I’m sorry. Um, I’m gonna have to let you go. You have a clarifying question? Is it because I don’t know how to put out, or? I have no idea what you’re talking about. Oh, wow. But clear your desk. And, um, yeah. I’ll send you to HR. Oh, okay. All right. Okay. Gee whiz. Okay, all right. Gee whiz, I said. All right, um, we gotta get something from Hudson. Okay? Because here’s, I don’t know. The thing about, was she good at firing or was it too motherly? It was a very motherly firing. Go ahead. Um, Hudson, if Dawn gets, like, the wrong order at a restaurant, how would she interact with a waiter? Okay, I’ve seen this before. She’s not, okay, I’ve worked in the food industry, all right? I’ve been a server. She’s not the kindest of servers. So what might she say? Where is my food? What’s wrong with this order? The food’s too cold. Can you take it back? I want my food now and I’m not paying for it. I’ve seen her do this. I’ve seen you do this. Wow. That seems kind of convincing to me. And that makes her a great stranger? You tell me. Um, Dawn, what animal does Hudson remind you of? The Golden Retriever. Because? I mean well, okay, so Golden Retrievers are athletic. Um, and then they’re just super friendly, and they’re nice, and, you know, cute. Okay. Okay. I know. Okay. Make your guesses in three, two. I’m going with stranger again. No, parent, man. No, I mean, she’s flirting with him. You’re athletic. That’s how moms talk to their sons. The girl wants you to put out. Like, all of these things is just like. You wouldn’t say that to a stranger. Well, a boss or a mom wouldn’t say it. Okay, pair, what is your relationship? We are strangers. Ah! For now. Dang. Parent is crazy, you know why? My mom was on this show like two months ago. And why is that, Hudson? Because I’m a sibling of two mythical crew members. Oh, you’re Caelan and Carly’s brother. Oh my gosh! Did we meet you? You met me. Oh yeah, we met you because you’re a sportscaster. That’s right. And you guys knew it was still safe. Hudson, you were so memorable. They said your memory was the best. I’m disappointed in you. Yeah, uh, but you’re more disappointed in him because he has a worse memory. But I got this right. No, he got it right. All right, Dawn, are you a mom to anybody? No. I have a dog. All right, yeah, I can tell. Start the new year off right in our new Mythical Move Club long sleeve tee. Get a move on over to mythical. com. Run, ride, whatever, together. It is more fun to be active with somebody else. Yep. Mythical. com. Okay, let’s welcome our final pair. Please go ahead and introduce yourselves. My name’s John. I’m Caleb. John and Caleb. Okay. Hmm. Jeans. Could be working here. Um. Jeans. You know what? You mean, like, G E N E S? No, they’re both wearing denim. Oh. Oh, I think. Okay, I would like to see you two play catch, and let’s see, don’t we, yes, we do. Here you go. Amazing. So, stay close, it’s gonna be awkwardly close catch. John and Caleb. Which hand does this go on? That’s a great question. Come on, John, you got umpire energy. I think I need a larger size. All right, so, um, just give some father son tosses. There you go. Yeah, yeah. All right, the bonding is palpable. Keep going. Pretty familial. There you go. And now at this point, um, as you continue to pass back and forth, John, um, I would like for you to break it to Caleb that um, you and his mom are splitting up. And Caleb, I need you to ask at least two clarifying questions. Okay. Uh, your mother and I are splitting up. Um, uh, what vacation destination will one of you be at that I can visit? Uh, I like the cold weather. Okay. She prefers the warm weather. Beautiful. I’ll split my time. Oh, oh. Okay, taking a little liberties with it. Wow, he. Nobody seems sad about this. Um, and what time zones? Uh, Pacific. And, uh, mountain. Fantastic. I just gotta point out that. I can work with that. The first clarifying question could have been why. But, uh, it was, uh. Oh, he knows why. It was. Okay, all right, you guys can keep the gloves, that’s our gift to you. Appreciate that. Um, Caleb, um, could you maybe begin a conversation with John and just say how he needed to tell you that he loved you more as a child? And how that has impacted you. Yeah, of course. Um, I, I there’s a lot of, lot of, lot of things going on. I don’t think I’m making as much money as I could be making, because you didn’t tell me you love me as much as you should have. Um, I think I’m a couple inches shorter, because you didn’t tell me how much you love me. Um, and, and, I don’t think I’m driving the right car, because you didn’t tell me how much you love me. So, if you could like, reimburse that somehow. That’d be great. Thank you. Yeah. And John, how would you respond to that? Suck it up. Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Hah! I think this might be Lucas dad. Yeah, actually. I mean, suck it up thing. Lucas, come out here and throw a little ball with me. Come on. Come on. Come out here. Oh, here we are. Yeah, yeah. Caleb, you’ve been replaced. I’ve been replaced, sorry. We know what’s going on here. Hey, dad. It’s my dad, everybody. Is it? Yeah, yeah. It could be. It could be. We look so similar. Oh, man. Good work on that mustache. Thanks, pop. See? I don’t know how to throw a ball, so I’m just gonna keep going with the talk. Okay, all right. Get out of here. And I want my hair back. I’m not gonna give it. Oh, man. Um. All right, um, John, can you give Caleb the best convincing Hollywood slap you can? You know, as a boss would. What? Yeah. Hollywood slap. With HR quickly ready. Right. You know how bosses slap their employees. You know, where you, Caleb, you know, you kind of go, you’re, you know, you just turn with it. Exactly. No actual contact. I’m ready. I told you to have that report on my desk last week! Oh, yeah. Ow. Sound effect added in post. That one hurt. John, what was Caleb like as a kid? Young. John’s a brick wall, man. Mad Dog John, I’m telling you. I’m telling you, it’s Lucas dad. Uh, he was, uh, yeah. Cooperative, uh, didn’t have to spank him too often, and, uh, yeah. It was great, uh, raising him. Hey, listen, if this is a father and son, we’re gonna give you more than gloves. We’re gonna give you therapy. Are you ready to guess? You think you got it? Here we go. In three, two, one. Boss. I went with parent. You went with parent. I think this is a total fleecing of me. Not falling for it. What is your relationship? We are father and son. Oh! You pulled it out, Rhett! Uh, and, and, uh, Caleb, do you have a sister that we might know? I do have a sister, can you guess? That works for you guys. Uh, Lucas? You’ve got a sister who works for us? Yeah, let me know how many clues you want. Um Annalise. Nailed it. Boom! Two for two! What? Is Annalise in here? Annalise is in here somewhere. Okay, come on out. Let’s see the, let’s see the pair. And Lucas, come back on out, too. Come on, get together. Let’s get a nice family picture. I’ll see my, I’ll see myself out. One big happy family. Good job, son. Thanks, dad. I’m so much happier than I am with my own family. This is what it feels like, Lucas. This is what it feels like? We got a Christmas together. Go to Christmas. You have lots of planning. All right. Okay. Rhett, You won, which means you get a pat on the back. From this complete stranger. I love you. I did not know that. I don’t know him. Did not know him. I don’t know that guy. It’s more than a pat on the back. Yeah, it was a little too intimate for my taste. Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. You know what time it is. That’s my dad. And that’s Kaylin. And we’re on spring break in Cancun, Mexico. And we just got done tasting and rating Mexican snacks GMM style. And it’s time to spin the Wheel of Mythicality. Nah, I think they’re strangers. Yep. Click the top link to watch us guess if the Unbelievable Chicken Nugget Shapes calendar is real or fake in Good Mythical More. And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality’s gonna land. 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