(rooster crows) (lion roars) – Welcome to Good Mythical More. – Check Your Voicemail? We have a voicemail. Let’s check it. – [Melody] Hi Rhett and Link. This is Melody Rose Juver from Florida and I challenge you to hmm, smack each other with a piece of cheese. I bet that’ll get the views. Catch you Later. Bye. – I bet that’ll get the views. So, she called up, thinking she was gonna challenge us not yet knowing to what. – That was evident. – And then she came up with a– – Slap each other with a piece of cheese. – With a piece of cheese. – So you know how this show works, huh? (laughs) – Thought you were handing me cheese, but you were just handing me, popcorn. – You know how this show works. – Alright we’ll look for some cheese. Do we have any cheese? I wanna make her happy. – If we find some cheese we’ll do it. – [Male] Small amount of cotija. – Well, aw, we can’t do that. You can’t get that in my beard. – It’s just right there, it’s not in the beard. It’s just up on the. – That’s good. – It’s on the brow. – Alright. Hit me. It’s gonna get the clicks. After that, we’re gonna try out your popcorn hack recipes. Popcorn hacks. – Hit your glasses. – Yup, that’s why I wear them. – Protective. You got a little bit right there. – Okay, I put. – Yeah, how was that? Did that get the views? Alright. – I put some contacts in yesterday morning when I go to the gym and do my works. – When you wear your bandana? – Yeah, put on my bandana, put on my contacts, put them in the wrong eye, and then I read something on my phone for 10 minutes, and then I realized I can’t see. Took 10 minutes of reading something. – That’s why you gotta take a sharpie, and write R and L on each one. On each contact. – Yeah, and then just kinda look through that. – Nicole Lawrence says, we should try popcorn with maple syrup and bacon bits. – Okay, so not cojita, but we have some maple. Did I say that wrong? – [Male] Yeah, you switched the consonants. – Cohita. – Co-tee-ha. – Cotiha. – Co-tee-ha. – Cotiha. – Cotija. Just say cheese, man. – Well, I’m gonna laugh at you when you talk weird. – [Male] We had this same conversation like 6 months ago. – Cohita. – Hey. – Alright so we got some popcorn here. Thank you, Nicole. – [Rhett] This feels like, a no-brainer, right? I mean this has gotta be good now how could this not be good? – I thought that was a good amount. You don’t wanna go. – Uh. Well mix it a little more. ‘Cause I feel like the bacon is. Well, yeah, see, you gotta really fill it, there, yup there you go. – Are you happy? – Not, not quite. – Okay. – Put it all in there. (laughs) – Alright. – (laughs) Here we go now. Now, I’m happy. – Just that, you just wanna drizzle, you know? – Where you coming up with these rules? Did you speak with Nicole about this? – Yeah, you don’t wanna go too hard, because it’s gonna over-power it. So, I’m gonna. – It’s also a little messy – Right. But you gotta be watching the movie. While you’re doing it You gotta really test – Oh, you’re gonna do this in the movie? – Yeah, I bring a Ziploc bag of bacon bits, and a maple syrup flask. – Oh man. – Mm. – That seems like it would’ve been done before or it would be like a flavor you could get in microwave popcorn. Probably is. – Oh yeah, Nicole. This is a good idea. When you’re watching the trailers What is that. – Don’t watch the trailers. I wear a blindfold through the trailers. I don’t like advertising. – What do you call that undeniable urge where you have to turn, lean over to the person next to you and say. – I’m gonna see that. – I’m not gonna watch that. – Yeah. – That looks stupid. – Like to immediately say what you think. – I usually say it in that little moment of silence in between when there’s no sound I’m leaning over to say, that one sucks! And everybody hears sucks. – I like to be quiet and I like to listen to everyone else doing that. And it’s just like a murmur of positivity or negativity. Typically, unless it’s a really expected, like anticipated movie, you’re gonna get a much more. People are gonna be more vocal for a negative response than a positive one. ‘Cause I think that’s just human nature. – Yeah, that’s also being in L.A.. – Oh, you think? – I think so. When there’s like a big blockbuster movie that’s like about The Rock in a large building. – It’s like, oh give me a break. – Everybody just sort of starts laughing as the trailer comes on. – I love, Dwayne, – You guys, I have a question for you. – But why’s he doing that? – Oh, we have a question – [Micah] It’s Micah, how’s it going? – Micah, hey Micah. – Hello Micah. – [Micah] I was wondering if you guys had any rules for yourselves about how much popcorn you’re allowed to eat during the trailers. – All of it. I don’t like to do anything when watching a movie except watch the movie. – [Male] You want to eat all of it before the movie? – [Micah] I’m the exact opposite. I eat like one kernel at a time until the movie starts and then I go ham. – Yeah, I don’t. That’s my rule – You like to be done so you can enjoy the movie because its doing two things at once. You don’t want to be distracted. – Yeah, I don’t wanna– – I just typically, I’m like a horse, or a cow, and when you just put– – Thinking more of a jackass, but. – You put food in front of a large farm animal they just eat at a certain pace until it’s gone. And that’s what I do. And if there’s seven trailers it’ll be gone. – Yeah. – If there’s one trailer I’ll make it to the first act. – Maki Rios said Elote Popcorn! Toss in a bit of melted butter slash mayo. Okay, so we got butter mayo. – Okay. – So toss in a bit. So how you wanna do– – Like a spoonful? – Yeah. – Oh. – [Male] I mean– – [Rhett] How did Link become the cook? The man can’t even make a grilled cheese. – Well this is the extent. – Alright. – This is the extent of my cooking ability. – Alright give me that ’cause we wanna, you gotta. – You don’t think I can stir (laughs) popcorn? Thanks for that vote of confidence. I did just call you a jackass, so I guess we’re even. – Uh, no, no, no, no, too much, too much, too much – Um, and that’s not it. Then you sprinkle, some Parma-san or Co-tee-jah. – Cotiha. – Cheese. – Alright, put it in there and I think you go with all that. – [Male] Yeah. – You know, ’cause this is good just dumparoony. – [Link] Oh my goodness – Oh yeah – Come on, that’s. That’s good, that’s good, that’s good, that’s good. Okay, now you’ve got some. – And, chili lime salt. – Yeah. – Is that what this is, yeah. – Yes. – Con limon with lime. – Go for it. (group laughs) – [Rhett] You know what, you don’t have to know how to say it to know how to eat it. – What? – I mean, that’s what I always say. – [Male] You said it like those are two separate things con limon and with lime. – It says that. – [Male] One is just Spanish for with lime. – More, more. (laughs) – More, more. – That’s two different languages. – Link, more. – Do you want more con limon or do you want more lime? (group laughs) – ‘Cause you have to choose. – Just a teeny bit more. That’s good, that’s good, that’s good. That’s good, now. – And finally. – Lime. – Some actual lime. But she didn’t. Did she say that? – [Rhett] Oh yeah. – Bit of that. – Now, it’s a little messy I don’t know if you can see that it’s moist and so I’m just gonna use the spoon that we provided. – (laughs) That we’ve provided. Alright, oh. – Oh man. – Moist popcorn. – You know what this tastes like? It tastes like street corn. – Wow. – [Male] Yeah, that’s what it is, man. – Oh. – Elote. – [Male] That’s that point. That’s the whole thing. (group laughs) – El-o-tee popcorn. (chuckles) Very good. – Wow. – Mm. – That tastes a lot like street corn. – You know what they should do? They should put this on a corn on the cob on a street. – Mm, yeah. (group laughs) – Wooo! – That’s good! – Boy, that tangy mayo? That’s doing it. Alright, lets get to the last one. – That limon. – Kiana Mikal Billing. My father in law eats popcorn like cereal okay with milk, in a bowl. Seriously? Cereal us, Cereal-sly? – You know what? I wanna judge it but I’m not gonna judge it until I try it. – I don’t wanna say. Oh. – Oh look at that! It collapses. – It’s kinda collapsing and fizzing a little like it’s hissing like Rice Krispies. – [Rhett] Wow. – Yeah, I don’t like messing with my cereal ’cause I don’t wanna mess it up for me. – Whelp, this is probably where Corn Pops came from. – Well, it gets soggy instantly. There’s no way around that. – It tastes exactly like Corn Pops without the crunch. – There’s a little kernel crunch. – The crunch is an important part, I think. – It’s very difficult for me because it’s so soggy. I mean, to pass the cereal test it can’t immediately go soggy, it has to at least give you, I mean, 45 seconds to enjoy it. – It tastes like you left Corn Pops in water, in milk, for like, you know, 15 to 20 minutes. Forgot about it and were like, well, I don’t want it to go to waste. – Yup. – I mean, I’m supporting my daughter-in-law. (laughing) – Let’s go back to this because this is the real winner. Serve this up at a party, on the street. – Yeah. – Friends and enemies. (bright techno music) – You know what this– – Make world peace. – You know what this tastes a lot like? Street corn. (group laughs) – [Link] Having a naked phone is embarrassing. But you can avoid that by popping into Mythical.store and buying some of our Popsockets.