
(rooster crowing) (lion roaring) (crash echoing) (wheel clicking) – Welcome to Good Mythical More! – Gifticality! – Yeah! – That means we’re gonna make boba cakes, but in a second. But first, we’re gonna be donating $1,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation in celebration of their 40th anniversary. Make-A-Wish grants life-changing wishes to children diagnosed with critical illnesses. You know how we feel about Make-A-Wish! – We feel great about Make-A-Wish. – And, uh, we’re very grateful that we’ve been a part of it for many years. So please join us in giving at wish.org/star! – Star! – Thank you – Star! – for being your mythical best. I don’t really know what a boba cake is. Nicole, why don’t you come in here and, uh. – Instruct us! – Walk us through this. – Sure! – And you know what, before you sit down, grab that record. – Sure, you got it. – And then move the stand because it’s ugly when the record’s not there. Why, I know I’m so particular. – Yep. (crew laughing) – No one saw anything. – Hey, if you could– – No one saw that stand. You could have ruined everything. – No, no, no. – Every quarter, we release a physical piece of ourselves at the Mythical Society. – Hey, was that a stand? – This is a record. – No. (crew laughing) – I’d hate for anybody to see that. – This is a record of “I’m on Vacation” plus a remix that you’ve never heard, plus a new song you’ve never heard unless you saw us on tour, we’ve never. – Oh, it’s so ugly. – It’s never been recorded, “Why I Travel.” Sign up for 3rd Degree of the Mythical Society by April 30th at mythicalsociety.com to get this thing. Just own a piece of vinyl. It’s the cool thing to do. – I used to collect records. – I collect records now. – You do? Cool. – Yeah. – Why’d you stop? – Got really annoying to have all that stuff in my house. – Did you basically come to the conclusion that digital music– – Yes! – Is a better technology and much easier? – Absolutely, absolutely. – Oh. – No, but there’s some– (laughter) – some records anyway. – There’s something about having the music that you really love. – Mm-hmm. – And so I like to collect the records that are the most meaningful to me, even from the past, and I have a nice display– – Oh, there ya go. – That I’m, that I’m working on for our creative house. – They are cool like posters. – And they also play, so it’s very functional. What is a boba cake? – A boba cake is a chiffon cake with boba, and– – What is a chiffon cake? – A chiffon cake is a cake– – Yeah, back up one step. – Okay, a chiffon cake is a very light, airy cake that you whip egg whites into to give it a really nice lift and not, you know, it’s not like a dense cake. It’s a very soft– – Almost like an angel food cake? – Very similar, mm-hmm, and– – I really like the feel of that. – Yeah, it feels nice. I got it from a place called 85 Degrees, which is a wonderful bakery. – Oh yeah. – Yeah it wasn’t supposed to have a hole in it, but you guys have a hole in yours. Yay! – Oh, That ain’t even in part of it? – No, but whatever, it’s okay. We’ll make it work. – Boy, I love the feel of a cake! – All right, step one, make a cake. Step two, don’t put a hole in it. (laughing) step three, what? – I would fill the center with a little bit of your boba till it’s like filled to the top. – So, fill the hole with boba. – Fill the hole with boba, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. It’s okay if it’s a little soupy, it’s fine, it’s fine. Just put the balls in there. Throw the balls, throw the balls. Mm-hmm, you guys have spoons also on your sides. – Gonna need it. – Okay. – Ah, give it time, it’ll all go down in there, watch. (crew member giggling) – That’s awesome. What records do you have at your house? What are your favorite records that you have collected at home? – (clearing throat) I’ve found– – Whoa, look at what’s happening over there. – Cool. – My latest find was “He’s the DJ, I’m the Rapper.” – By who? – Fresh Prince and– – DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince! – Cool. – Now, yeah, that was the parents just don’t understand. This was before the show came out. – You can use the use the spoon. – I know you’re a youngster. – Do I need as many overflowing as he does? – No, that’s ideal, that’s beautiful. You can take some of your boba– – When I was 10 years old, my grandma would take me to the T-Mart in Angier to get fried chicken. And at the counter, they would sell cassette tapes and they had DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince album. – Uh-huh. – You bought it at the T-Mart? – And I bought it at the T-Mart and then I memorized every song and I loved it. And then, I started to realize that people were referring to and singing songs that I didn’t know. I brought my tape to school one day and I showed it to somebody and they said, “That tape is missing half the songs.” – Yeah, I always wonder why it sounded like it was a recording of a recording. – It was a bootleg tape that somebody who worked at the T-Mart made. – Oh, I see, I see, I see. – Don’t buy tapes at T-Mart. Is that T-Mart still open? – What is a T-Mart? I don’t think we have them on the West Coast. I’ve never seen a T-Mart. – It’s just a convenient store that serves, that sells chicken and tapes. (chuckles) – Chicken and tapes, the chicken and tapes shop. – We got chicken and tapes! (laughing) If you don’t want chicken and tapes, don’t come inside. – That’s great, Link. So you’re gonna take your acetate, which is right over there. – What’s acetate? – I’ll show you right now. That’s the acetate. – This thing? – So yeah, it’s like a plastic ring that’s gonna help keep everything in. You’re gonna take your plastic ring, oh I need a knife. I totally forgot about that part, sorry! Yeah, you’re gonna take that. – What is this, Post-It note? – This is tape that you’re gonna use to tape your acetate. – Oh! Chicken and tape. – Ooh no! (laughing) – Okay. – You know what? – Oh no. – Hold on, you can only use your voice. – Oh, sorry, okay, so remove it– – How about use your voice to say, “Give that to Rhett.” – Give that to Rhett, (laughs) and then remove it just all together. – Together. – Yes. – Yeah, like a roll of tape. – Yeah, I’m just gonna have my hands back here. – I also got the other record that I just got was De La Sol’s third album called Balloon Mind State. – Very cool. – And it’s their music isn’t streaming. The only way to get it is to buy the physical good and I had, I got the record from somebody in Italy. – Cool! – [Stevie] Guys, the T-Mart in Dunn, North Carolina, their Facebook page is like, really happening right now, like– – Perfect. – [Stevie] In this year that we’re living in. – Oh, that’s not– – So now that we have that– – That’s not, – Use your knife to cut it. – What about the one in Angier? – [Stevie] I haven’t stumbled upon the one in Angier, I think this is a situation that’s (Stevie drowned out by Link) only? – Can you throw the one in Dunn up there? I wanna see it. – [Stevie] Uh, yeah, one second. – What do you mean it’s happening? – [Stevie] Like, people are posting on it and like, engaging. – Good job. – [Stevie] real hard. – You can do that. And then you– – And then tape that? – Yep. – People are posting on it and what real hard? – [Stevie] Engaging. – Engaging real hard. – Just put one of these stickers, basically? – Yeah, just with the stickers. – Well, what are they talking about, fried chicken? They have tater wedges there. – [Stevie] Yeah. – It’s the whole length of a tater. – It’s like – It’s just like. – [Stevie] There’s a lot of biscuit talk happening. – I can use this now. – You, yeah. – [Stevie] There’s this little boy that– – Unless you want me to, I can help you. – [Stevie] we aren’t gonna show, but he’s like posing with his– – Yeah, help me. – [Stevie] biscuit, and he’s like, “Yeah, that’s right!” (Stevie drowns out Nicole speaking) – [Stevie] And he has, like, I just so, because we can’t show this to everyone, I want to describe it, he kinda looks like if Richie Rich were at the T-Mart in Dunn. – Okay, now you can tape it. – [Stevie] You know? – Oh no, no, no, I got it. – Uh, Wow. Yeah man, I know how that kid feels. He feels so happy. – I can use a knife now that we did it on our vlogs, right? – Um. – Right? – Yes. – I just did, you missed it. I’ve already used it. – No, Link, I think you may have cut it a little short. – No, he’ll be fine if he just wraps it like that. – Okay, all right. – It’s chill, it’s chill. – Just take a sticker off and tape it just like that so no one can see that you taped it. – [Stevie] Oh, there’s a lot of mom type of women who um, I guess use Facebook to inform people like where they are, and what they’re doing, I’m not on Facebook, uh, and Sheri has said, “Gotta get a tater wedge or two,” and she’s with John. (crew chuckling) – [Stevie] At T-Mart. – Yeah, I– – People love them tater wedges. – I wish I was with her, what’s her name? – [Stevie] Sheri. – Sheri and John, oh I’d like to be with y’all at T-Mart right now get you some tater wedges. – Great. – Boy, I’ve had so many tater wedges there. – Take one of your whipped cream bowls, you can pick whichever one you’d like. I’m gonna try to not use my hands anymore. – And just fill ‘er? – Just fill ‘er up, boys! Bosses, Sorry. – [Stevie] Oh, wow, Shironda. – Yes, Stevie, don’t stop. – [Stevie] Shironda is with Donna and Ana. – Donna and Ana and Shironda– – Shirona, Donna, and Ana– – [Stevie] She said, “we at T-Martin, on our Sunday morning workflow, holdin’ it down.” And then, Willow said, “Work it, ladies, in Jesus’ name!” (all laughing) – That’s right, cause it’s Sunday. (chuckles) Y’all shouldn’t be at the T-Mart, y’all should be at church. (laughs) – Somebody gotta fry that chicken so when you get outta church, you’ve got it. (scraping sounds) – Am I going full to the top, like that? – Sure. Whatever you wanna do. – I don’t think I have enough. – This is your project, You can steal some from the tub– – Is there gonna be more boba? – Yeah, you’re gonna put more boba. Don’t worry, it’ll all stay in. – [Stevie] Guys, I just found an improper usage of the phrase– – (laughs) Stevie! – [Stevie] “wake and bake” (laughs) by another lovely mom. – Oh, really? – [Stevie] Eve thinks that “wake and bake” means to go and get biscuits at– (laughing) – [Stevie] T-Mart. (crew laughing) – Yeah. – Wake and eat stuff that somebody else baked. Wake and bake. – That’s not, that’s not what it means, is it, Stevie? – Kay, now you can add your boba, as little or as much as you want. – Okay. – You said it’s all gon’ stay? – Yeah! Even if it doesn’t, who cares? Whatever, it’s art, man have fun. – It’s art, man. – I just feel so good about this at this point. – Wow. That’s a lot of boba. Okay, cool, yeah, whatever, man, Okay, cool. Um, and then, uh (laughs) kay. – I like that technique of getting it down. – Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. – Getting it. – [Stevie] Now, have you guys had any of the chicken gizzards at T-Mart? – [Both] Uh. – No. – That ain’t my jam, but– – [Stevie] Russell would like you to know– – If you want, you can mix it in a little bit. – Oh, I mix it? – Yeah, put it in– – [Stevie] “Best chicken gizzards around, livers too”– Hello? (crew laughing) – [Stevie] And also, Cheryl– – I think Stevie’s got her own show in the works where she just reads– (Nicole laughs) – Oh my gosh, Rhett. – [Nicole] Looks great, Rhett. – Like, North Carolina Facebook page. – You’re an artist. – [Stevie] Cheryl has commented back to Russell and says, “I hear ya, Russell. “If we could just drop the meats we’d drop the pounds, “but dang, they’re just so good!” – And then take the cocoa powder, the cocoa powder. – So, drop the meats – And then take the, uh, strainer, and then just– – These people are making so many unintentional euphemisms– – Pat some on there. – Hey, what’s Russell’s last name? We’ll bleep it out. – [Bot Voice] Name remove. – Oh. – Ooh! – You can shake it. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Beautiful. Give some to Rhett. (off-camera laughter) That’s okay, you can just give him that part. – Okay. – Yeah, just, you know, gingerly. – You’re using the type of voice, someone’s that’s just about to murder me. – No, no, I used to teach, uh, cooking classes. – Oh. – Uh, for kids a lot. – Okay. – So I use that voice a lot. – I get it. – Yeah. – Wow. – Wow, you guys! – Like, intentionally calm because you’re seethin’ inside at us. – I’m not seething, I’m not! – I am so excited about what’s happening! – I’m not seething at all. – You’ve been working with Josh too much. – I’m not seething. – Hey, just, you know, just loosen up your shoulders a little bit. There ya go, there ya go. Okay, Rhett, close your eyes. You’re at the T-Mart. – I don’t know what that looks like. Like a K-Mart? – It’s a lotta yellow and it smells like grits. – No, it is not a K-Mart. – Is it better than a K-Mart, or worse than a K-Mart? – It’s a convenience store, it’s a gas station. – Yeah, it’s a gas station. – Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh. – It’s a gas station with a buffet well, not a buffet, it’s got like a display case full of fried chicken. – Yeah. – Okay. – And tater wedges. – Okay. – Mm-hmm. – Yeah. – This is great. – Yep, Now, open your eyes. – Hold on, Shironda’s there. – Shir, okay, Shironda’s there. – So is Ana. – Great, hey Ana. – So is who? – Russell. (laughs) – Russell. – Guys, it’s so good to see you, great Okay. – [Stevie] Sorry. – Now you’re good. – Now, I’m good. – Okay, so I’m about what happens now? – Now you lift the tape and let it go! – Hold on. This looks so amazing. – Let’s do this one at a time. – Let’s take some freakin’ photos of this, Zach. (laughing) I gotta say, Rhett’s looks more photogenic than mine. – Yeah. – [Zach] you sure? – They both look gorgeous, I’m very proud of both of you. – All right, well, you go first, Link. (off-camera laughter) – (laughs) So you kinda have to like, jimmy it out a little bit with your hands, kinda get your thumbs in and just kinda, you know? – Can you use the term “Russell” instead of jimmy? – Yeah, just “Russell” it up a little bit, lightly, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. – Russell up some jimmy. – Mm-hmm, You know. Yeah, it’ll come loose. – [Rhett] Don’t screw it up, though. – [Link] What’s gonna happen? – [Nicole] You’re doing great! – [Link] What is supposed to happen? – [Nicole] You’re gonna find out, just. – Here it comes, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. – Okay, now when it gets to the cream, just go fast, but not too fast, not crazy, but just have. – Three, two, one, fast. (laughing) Okay, that was, that was almost cool. – What are you laughin’ at? Is that, is that not what was supposed to happen? – Well, it was close. – All right, let’s see if I can do any differently. – Okay. – I think it was supposed to go all around, everywhere, not forward. – Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It’s okay, it’s okay. – All right, Rhett, you wanna, the problem is, I, you know, I didn’t track it straight up, vertically. – Yeah. – So you’re our only hope now. Come on, don’t blow this. – [Rhett] Okay. – [Nicole] I believe in you, Rhett. – [Link] You pull back a little bit more than you think. – [Link] Just a little bit. Just a little bit! – (Nicole and Link) Ahh! – [Link] Oh, same thing. – Oh, that’s okay, guys. It was still really, really fun to do this with you. (uproarious off-camera laughter) I love hanging out with you guys. – Hold on, that’s a boba cake? – Yeah, kind of. – Cause it’s supposed to kinda. Supposed to be more, like that. – Just eat some, it’s, ooh! It’s delicious, guys. Just try it. – I’m gonna have a little. – Yeah, yeah, have a little nibble. Your spoon is– – Everything’s okay. – I had so much fun, like, I’m chillin’. – Cause we’re on vacation. – Oh, that’s nice. Oh, the boba and the cake together? And the whipped cream? – Mm! – Get some of that on the top there. Get you some more of this cake. – All I need now is a tater wedge. (Nicole laughs) – [Link] Join the Mythical Society 3rd Degree by April 30th at mythicalsociety.com to get our own “Vacation” vinyl release. It’s a record! 3rd Degree Quarterly and 3rd Degree Annual Plan purchases automatically qualify.
