(rooster crows) (lion roars) (wheel clicks) – Welcome to Good Mythical More. Do you know what the very specific parts of utensils are? – Very specific parts. – ‘Cause we are going to school you on that. – And then we’re gonna eat some creme Blu-ray. (both laugh) That’s my favorite thing I’ve ever said. But we’re also going to check our voicemail. – [Voice] Did you know there are wild camels in Arizona? – [Both] Wild camels? – In Arizona? – There’s also some ocean front property there I’d like to sell you. – That sounds like something I’d like to go on the hunt for. Not actual hunt. – Mythical Chef Josh, – But just look for. – Come on in here. It’s been a while since we’ve had you on a More, man. – Yeah, it’s been fun. What are we eating today? – We’re eating placards of utensils. Get right there in the middle, you know. Get closer to Rhett. I’m gonna look in that screen. Oh, little bit, little bit more. – Hey, Josh. – Little bit more. – You want me to keep, okay. – Here you go. I’d just want you to be right beside me. – We want you right in front of the mic. – We’re not touching, but I can feel our leg hairs kind of velcroing together. (Rhett laughs) You know? – That’s why I’ve got on jeans. – Who, me and you? – No, me and Rhett. – Well he’s got on pants. – Just at the ankle, I felt the fuzzies. – I can feel our leg hairs. – We’re both wearing like deep above the knee shorts today. We’ve been like matching outfits, flip flops and shorts. – I’m barely– – Yeah, we’re here now. – My shirt is so big. It looks like, it looks like I’ve got on a night shirt. I used to sleep in a, pull these up. – When you say I used to, is that, you mean, in the– – I used to sleep in a night shirt as a kid. – Up until last year? – Underwear and a big shirt, just like this. I would sleep in a shirt like this and it had Ernest on it. – That’s called t-shirt and your panties on. – Which Ernest? Like, which movie? Like, “Ernest Scared Stupid” Ernest? – Before the movies existed. – Oh, just- – He was, and his name wasn’t– – Jim Varney. – Jim Varney, – Pine State Milk. – He did ads for Pine State Milk in North Carolina, and he was a local celebrity, and I had a T-shirt my grandma gave me– my nanny gave me and they said, I got you a new night shirt. And it was, the shirts would be just this big. And I would just have on whitey tighties and a big freakin’ shirt. And that’s what I would sleep in every night. – Are you still rocking the whitey tighties? – Uh, no. – Okay, just wondering, I’ve thought about going back to whitey tighties. ‘Cause I haven’t worn them since I was a kid. – What are you wearing these days? – So they started making these boxer briefs that kind of are elastic material. So it makes me feel athletic with everything I do. – You’re talking about MeUndies? They’re not MeUndies, those are– – Oh, well, you should– – Gotta get on it. – We have lots of those rolling around here. – It’s Hanes X-Comfort. – So I got X factor for undercarriage. – We got to get consistent on our brand. – Start matching up. – I recommend wearing a night shirt, you know? If you’re a sexy girlfriend, that’s the cool thing to do. – Yeah. – A sexy girlfriend? – I wear my girlfriend’s button-downs actually. – Hold on, so you gotta be somebody’s girlfriend. You can’t just be a sexy girl? What about a sexy single girl that just wants to be in a night shirt? Or what about a sexy single boy? Huh? – No, you have to be a sexy girlfriend. – Okay, and you’re wearing your partner’s shirt. Is that what makes it sexy? – Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. – And it’s way too big? – Way too big. – Because he’s so much bigger than you? – Yes. – [Stevie] This is making me uncomfortable. (all laughing) – I’m comfortable as I’ve ever been. – [Stevie] Yeah, Josh has to sit between the two of you as you talk about this weird scenario. – When I was little and my nanny would give me a night shirt. She’d say here you can look like a sexy little girlfriend. (laughing) That’s how I know how it works. – Wow. – I thought we were gonna talk about Jim Varney more. I’m a huge Jim Varney guy. – Know what I mean, Vern? – The Beverly Hillbillies reboot? He was great. – When did he– – He’s dead, right? – Did he say, “Know what I mean Vern?” in the movies? – Of course he did. – ‘Cause that’s what he said in the commercials. – Know what I mean, Vern? – Know what I mean, Vern? – He was talking to Vern. – I’m not familiar with the local North Carolina milk commercials. – Jim Varney’s been dead since the nineties, right? – Jim Varney– Yeah. Oh, I don’t know when he died. – Jim Varney’s dead? – There are different parts to this spoon. – [Josh] What a way to find out. – [Rhett] Yeah. – Jim Varney was also, I mean– I’m givin’ the deep references. No one has any answers. Do we know what the Michael–I’m looking at you Morgan, ’cause I think you would know. I don’t know why you don’t know. – [Stevie] He died in 2000. – Not Jim Varney, but Michael Knight’s– – Oh, so he almost — he made it to the millennia. – What was the guy’s name who drove the who drove the rig and picked up Michael Knight in KITT in Knight Rider? You’re too young for this. – Yeah, that’s the past. That’s a pass for me. – That’s the past. – It might be Devin, I don’t know. Or Devon. – Alright, so what’s “A” on this spoon? – The tip. The tip. – [Stevie] Yeah, so to orient everyone a little bit, so each utensil has its own little parts and each part has a specific name. So you guys are going to try and guess each little part of each utensil. And then I have the answers as to what it actually is. (voices overlapping) – It’s called the corona. It’s Latin for crown. – Oh. – That is not a Coronavirus reference. That is that’s the– it’s a– – Okay. – Hold on, is Josh right? – It’s an obscure sexual reference, is what it is. What? – [Stevie] Wait, hold on. Chase has some information. – Devon Mi– yes! His name was Devon! – [Stevie] Well, you ruined Chase’s information, ’cause that’s what it was, Devon! – Oh, this is called a Devon? – [Stevie] No, it’s not. (laughing) – What are the chances? – [Stevie] No, that was the answer that you just got about the Knight Rider question. If that was called a Devon too, my mind– my brain would explode. That’d be three Devons. – Yeah that would be crazy. – So Rhett and I said tip, what is “A”? – [Stevie] So it’s a type of tip, it’s blank tip. – Spoon tip. – Bill tip. – Blunt tip. – This is a horn-billed spoon tip. – She gave us the answer already guys. – [Stevie] A bowl tip. – Oh. – It’s a bowl tip. – A bowl tip. – It was a bowl tip. – And then so “B” is bowl. – [Stevie] Correct. – The “B” is definitely the bowl. – Okay, “C”. – “C” is the bowl back. – [Josh] I’d say the bowl butt. That’s a bowl butt if I ever seen one. – [Stevie] There’s no bowl. There’s no bowl in “C”. – [Rhett] It’s the atta– What’s Latin for attachment? – Vi– viv– vivict-ism. – You know when you’re going skiing and you go into one of those ski bowls and you’re right on the lip of it. What’s that called? The blip– the bowl lip. – The lip. – Yeah. – But no, I think it has to do with like, it’s where it fastens. – The abutment it’s like the abutment, the abutment bridge, bridge– – [Stevie] It has something to do with what physically happens in that spot. Not being attached, but– – The terminus. – What happens in that spot? – Mouthy– – [Stevie] It goes down. – The downer. – The slope. – The– Oh, Ooh– – [Stevie] That’s pretty good. It’s “drop”. – [All] The drop? – The drop. – Do all spoons have drops? – Yeah, but you need to be able to– Yeah, but you just said the drop on this spoon is very aggressive. I need a more shallow drop. – Actually, this makes a lot more sense because we’re looking at a spoon that was like two pieces welded together, where most modern spoons are just one piece of continuous– – This is an ornate, antiquated spoon. – So I don’t even know why– – Wanna look at this spoon? – Why we would even– – I would never use this spoon. – When Christy and I were working on our wedding registry, The only thing that I really weighed in on, to your surprise I’m sure, (scoffs) was, meaning I didn’t weigh in on everything, – Right. – Was the tableware and especially the spoons and for our entire marriage, we have the same silver silverware. You have the same silverware? I think we’ve– I think I’ve asked you this before. I think you’ve switched up your silverware. We have the same silverware that we’ve had our entire marria– Silverware. Am I saying that right? Tableware. – Are you okay? – I’m a winner. (laughs) – Yes you are. – [Stevie] Why the spoons? – Winner in a nightshirt. – [Stevie] What about the spoons? – I find it interesting that you did that when you– – Spoons were my favorite. – When you first got married at like 21. – Because I ate everything with a spoon and I wanted the spoon to be exactly how I want. – I would have opinions about that now, as a matter of fact, we recently augmented our silverware collection and someone other than a family member bought the silverware for us in a pinch. – Oh gosh. – And this part, which we’ll find out soon what this is, instead of being flat, it actually is taller and narrow. Like it goes the opposite way and it’s just like, – You hate it. – I don’t use any of them. And I’m like, why did they make this decision? Why did the designer make this decision to make it turn this sideways? – Never, never trust, Never trust anyone else to pick out your tableware, your silverware. All right. So “D”. “D” is the hinge. – [Rhett] The pre-drop. – [Josh] Pass. – [Stevie] This is, um, the name of this is a body part. – The knee. – I think it’s more of an elbow, ’cause you use spoons with your arms. – Elbow. – Elbow. – [Stevie] Okay look at the spoon, and the bowl of the spoon is the head. – The knuckle, the neck! – Neck. – [Stevie] Close. – Throat. – Collar. – Spoon throat, esophagus. – The sternum? – [Stevie] Shoulders. – [All] Shoulders? – Spoons ain’t got no shoulders. – That should be called a neck. That was a missed opportunity. – Who decided that these are the names. Why can’t it be us? – Yeah it should be, because we would call that the neck for sure. – That’s the neck of a spoon. – And I would have, to go back, I’d call this the head. – That’s what this should be is– – I’d call this the torso and this the foot. I’m gonna just make it all person. (spoon taps) – Yeah. – Guys, we have other placards besides this one. – Oh really? – Yeah. – [Stevie] Yeah. – Let’s speed this up. (chuckling) I’m kind of bored with the spoon. – Okay, “E”? – This is the arm. – If “E” is not called the shaft, I don’t know what the shaft is. (laughing) – That should be the shaft. That is a shaft of a spoon. – [Stevie] This word relates to a flower. – The petal. – Stem. – [Stevie] Stem! Hm! – The petal, of course it’s not the petal. – And then the handle? – [Stevie] Yep. – [Rhett] Okay, and the butt. – [Stevie] This relates to an airport. – The terminus, the terminal. – [Stevie] Terminal, yeah. – Ha! – The terminal. We got through that one quick. Let’s do all the different utensils. (clanging) A fork. – [Rhett] Okay. Well I know that “A” is– – [Link] You need me to point at “A”? – [Rhett] Those are the tines, right? – Those are the tines. – But look– – [Stevie] No, no it’s pointing at the– “B” is the tine– No, no, “B” is the– “C” is the tine. – [Rhett] “C” is the tine. – [Stevie] “A” is pointing at the space in between. – [Rhett] The anti-tine. – This space is not part of the fork. That’s just like air. – Right? – That’s a trick. – We don’t name that part of our forks. – [Stevie] Okay it has to do– – You can’t name– – Like what’s the space between your fingers called? Nothing, it’s nothing. It’s not part of you. You don’t own it. – It’s called not finger. – [Stevie] Um, it has to do with a casino. – The slots? – [Stevie] Yeah. – Alright. And then “B” is the point– – [Stevie] Yep. – –y pieces. – [Rhett] Point? It’s just the point? – [Stevie] Point, yup. – [Rhett] Okay the tines. – [Stevie] “C” is the tine. – [Rhett] And then the “D” is the– – [Link] Taint. – Grundle, I use grundle. – Okay. – “D” is the tine, the tine– – Marriage. – The tine base. – Tine Lord. (laughs) – [Stevie] It has to do with a tree. – The trunk. – The root. – [Stevie] The root. – It’s the root. – Okay and then “E” is the shoulders. – Shoulders. – [Stevie] No, but you go back to what your spoon– – Neck? – Neck. – Bowl. – It is the neck! – Oh, come on. So we got the first four people in spoon people and they didn’t get together? – But okay, so what is “F” because “F” is like a spoon. – [Rhett] That’s the drop. – [Link] The drop. – [Josh] Well, I think since it’s– – [Link] How can that not be the drop? – It’s reversed, it’s the rise. – Ooo, Josh! – You gotta go opposite way. – [Stevie] “F” is– it’s just back, which is confusing. – Alright, wait. – Hmm. – The fork namers and the spoon namers are independent, they’re different people. They’re different committees. – Which I think makes life more interesting. – Who benefits from this? (laughs) – You know, like what do they get from calling all these shots? – Is “G” just the handle? – [Stevie] Yeah. – Is Jesus the handle? – Where’s the terminal of the fork? – Jesus take the handle. – If a spoon has a terminal, the fork must have a terminal. – No, forks go on into infinity. (laughs) – If they’re defining the spaces between it. – Dang, now we’re really– – What’s the space in between the tongs? I mean, you know the thing you’re tong-ing. – [Josh] “A” is the– – [Rhett] I think it’s just called tong-able space. – Yeah, yeah yeah. – [Both] And all spaces are tong-able. (laughing) – Technically, if you’re really thinking about it you can tong anything. – Tong-able space. – So “A” is the teeth. – Starboard. – [Stevie] Yeah. – Oh, it is the teeth. – Oh wow. – Really? – Dang, I got it right. – [Stevie] “B”– – [Rhett] “B” and “D” and “C” look like they– – [Stevie] Josh wants to name “B”. – I want to name “B”? – [Stevie] Yes, you’ve previously said this word enthusiastically. – Shaft? – [Stevie] Yeah! – “B” is the shaft! – “B” and “D”, there’s two shafts. – We got the shaft! – But you have to say it like– – One’s port– – (high-pitched voice) Shaft! – shaft and one’s starboard shaft. – Yeah, right. Right. – [Stevie] Yeah, no, okay. – That’s how tongs work. – [Stevie] “B”, “C”, and “D” all have shaft, but there’s different, you know, qualifiers. – Well “D” is the bottom shaft. – The fore-shaft. (woman laughing in background) The background shaft. – “C” is the– – [Link] Back shaft. – [Josh] Back-jaft. – Top shaft, back shaft, mid shaft. – Yeah it was the– – Elevator shaft. – The longer the tongs, the more shaft segments they have. – Yeah. – That’s what they say. – [Stevie] It’s the inner shaft and outer shaft. – Inner and outer shaft. – Look at that, the spacing of this is pretty great. – Interior shaftoid is what I call it. It’s a kitchen term. – Is all space shaft-able? – I think so. You shouldn’t shaft all space, but can ya? – When you’re like, when you’re like 13, 14? Definitely. Alright we got another one. (exclaims) – Couch cushions? (laughing) – What is this? (laughing) – All space is shaft-able. – [Link] Well “E” is a corkscrew. – [Josh] This is easy. – [Stevie] Nope. – A wine open– – Swizzle stick. (scoffs) – [Stevie] You want to start at “E”? – Duck penis. – They do– duck pe– – Yeah, we know. – They like explode, right? – Oh yeah, we know. – Man. – Explode? – Don’t they explode? Did I make that up? The duck peni explode? – I didn’t mean to bring it up. – You only mate once. – Yeah, right? – It’s just super sacrificial. – That’s how we should be. – This message will self-destruct in 5…4… Um, you wanna touch that? – Not that we called it a– – “A” is a bottle opener. No, “B”‘s the bottle opener. – What does “A” do because I’ve never known, to be fair. I don’t know what any of these things do. – Oh I know. “A” is the thing that you put on the edge of the wine glass. – [Josh] A wine key! A key. – No, it’s a fulcrum, it’s a lever. – [Stevie] Okay, it’s a lever. It’s called a blank lever. – A bottle lever. – [Stevie] No, – Shaft? – [Stevie] It’s a piece of clothing. – Blouse lever. – Shim-eeze lever. – [Stevie] That you wear on your feet. – Shoe leather– shoe lever. – Night-shirt. – [Stevie] No. – Sandal level. – [Stevie] No. – Thong lever. – Jordan. – Jorts. Jort lever. – Jellies… lever. – What part of your body do you wear it? – Crocs leather– lever. – [Stevie] Boot lever. – Boot leather! Boot lever. – It’s called boot lever? That makes sense. – Boot lever. – [Stevie] Yep. – Okay, boot. – ‘Cause it kind of looks like a boot? – [Stevie] “B” is pretty straight forward– – [Rhett] Just an opener. – [Stevie] –in name. A what? – Bottle opener? – It’s just the opener. – Crank. – [Stevie] Yeah, bottle cap remover. – Bottle cap remover. – Too long. – “C”, what is that? I can’t tell. – [Rhett] We don’t have that on ours, the same. – Oh, I know what that is, it’s a can opener. – [Stevie] No. – Well ours is a little saw. – What are you sawin’ with that? – Wow. – What could you saw with that? A piece of cheese? – I believe, yeah, this is for cheese. – It’s like a single cheese cube. Well, if it’s a wine opener, they got to have a little cheese knife. – I think this is for cutting. Sometimes the– – [Stevie] Yep. – the top of the foil, is really really difficult to get through. So this is a foil knife. – [Stevie] Foil cutter, yeah. – Foil cutter. – It’s not what– but can you cut cheese with it? – Yeah, sure. – And then “D” is– – Just the handle. – [Stevie] Yep, handle. – And then “E” is– we never got “E”? – [Stevie] “E” has an interesting name. It’s the name of an insect. – Mantis. Mantis toboggan. (crew laughing) – What insect has it? – [Rhett] What in the world? I don’t understand. – [Josh] A caterpillar. – [Link] Horsefly tongue. – [Josh] Butterfly. – [Stevie] Close. – Who was close? – [Stevie] Josh was close with caterpillar. – Butterfly. Centipede. – Metamorphosis. – Twisted worm. – With a worm. – Cocoon. – [Stevie] Worm, yeah. – The worm? – The worm. – The worm. – Who comes up with these things? – Well, that’s pretty easy. I mean, it kind of looks like a worm. I think we’re gonna– – Should’ve called it a duck penis. – I think I’m gonna be talking about this worm. That’s it? Right, Jake? – Hey at your next party, just take out a fork or spoon, a wine opener, and be like you know the parts of the spoon? – Or just like, somebody get me the worm. You know, just call it the worm. – And then you look over and Devon’s doing the worm in the middle of the party. You don’t want that. – I do want that. – Oh, he wants that, Devon. – [Voice] Look at feel your mythical best with our grooming collection available at mythical.com.