[Link] Every Halloween, – [Link] they come out with all these candies and treats and whatnots – [Link] and how are you supposed to know what you’re supposed to eat – [Link] that you can really enjoy? – [Rhett] Only one way. – [Rhett] First, we’re going to check our voicemail. – [Becca] Hi, Rhett and Link, it’s Becca from Cleveland, Ohio. – [Becca] Bringing you a daily shark fact. Did you know that sharks – [Becca] will never know the feeling of being tucked tightly into bed – [Becca] like a little burrito? Thanks. – [Link] Well, that’s depressing. If I cared about sharks. – [Rhett] Already knew that because of Shark Week – [Link] Soulless eyes. Gwynedd get in here. – [Rhett] Sharks got to wear two cups, by the way. – [Link] Yeah, yeah. Because they got two weenies? – [Gwynedd] Sharks have two weenies? – [Rhett] Yeah, sharks got two weenies. – [Gwynedd] I did not know that. – [Rhett] They can lose one. – [Gwynedd] Really? – [Rhett] When they’re playing baseball. – [Gwynedd] How are they losing them? – [Rhett] Baseball. Shark baseball is a big trend, right now. – [Link] Happy Friday the 13th. – [Gwynedd] Yeah. – [Link] Tis the season to taste these snacks. – [Link] The other way to know which ones to eat is to go to Sporked. – [Link] Where Gwynedd works. And they will tell you what to do as well. – [Link] In terms of buying and consuming of the Halloween snacks. – [Rhett] And throughout the, sorry Gwynedd, go ahead. – [Rhett] I have something I’m going to say, but you say what you’re going to say first. – [Gwynedd] I was just going to make like a weenie joke because I was going to say, – [Gwynedd] it’s about to get Halloweenie in here. – [Rhett] Oh, shoot. How many Halloweenies are there? – [Rhett] There’s only one Halloweenie a year. – [Link] Frankenweenie was a Tim Burton movie, right? – [Link] You know what? I’m going to watch that one. – [Rhett] It’s about time you got around to that. – [Link] Yeah, because I’ve seen, last year, I watched The Corpse Bride. – [Gwynedd] Did you like it? – [Link] I did. – [Rhett] It wasn’t too scary for you? – [Link] And it was the artistry. – [Rhett] The artistry is really compelling. – [Link] I’m an artist. – [Rhett] Really compelling. – [Link] I feel like that’s my contribution. – [Rhett] I have a can of worms that I will be opening up throughout as well. – [Rhett] Can I just start because there’s a whole, I mean, there’s a lot of worms. – [Gwynedd] Okay. – [Rhett] Look at this worm that’s got words. – [Rhett] Link had to have surgery to enlarge the dimples in his butt. – [Gwynedd] Nice. – [Rhett] Well, this has been revealed. – [Link] They did it with a spoon. – [Gwynedd] But worth it, right? – [Link] Totally worth it. Yeah. – [Rhett] What do they do with the extra meat they took out? – [Link] It’s in my cheeks. Went from cheek to cheek. – [Link] All right, kick his off, Gwynedd. – [Gwynedd] Okay, well, we were going to start actually. – [Gwynedd] Oh, do we want to start with? – [Rhett] We want to start with whatever you want to start with. – [Gwynedd] I was going to try to play by the rules this time – [Gwynedd] and this says that we are starting with Fanta Mystery Flavor. – [Link] Zero sugar? – [Gwynedd] Yeah, zero sug. So soda companies have gotten ((Laughing)) – [Gwynedd] have gotten more into doing mystery flavored things. – [Link] This is fun. And Is it the same every bottle or? – [Gwynedd] Yes. – [Rhett] Do you know why they’re doing that, though? – [Gwynedd] I think because people like mystery flavored things? – [Rhett] It’s the rise of nihilism. – [Gwynedd] Oh, okay. I feel like I’m into that. Cheers. – [Rhett] The youth, they got nothing to live for. – [Rhett] They think that life is pointless and purposeless. – [Rhett] And so you have to give them things – [Rhett] to make their their days seem somewhat meaningful. – [Rhett] And so they say things like, oh, if I can get this Fanta – [Rhett] and figure out what flavor it is, maybe I can add meaning to my day, Fanta. – [Rhett] Thank you, Fanta. – [Rhett] So the corporations are basically are the only way that the youth – [Rhett] can have meaning now, basically because of neoliberalism. – [Rhett] And just the way that the state is empowering – [Rhett] the expansion of a capitalist mindset. – [Rhett] It’s kind of spreading and infecting the entire world. – [Rhett] And so in the midst of this, where kids have absolutely no hope – [Rhett] and a lot of the traditional structures that added some sort of – [Rhett] systematic approach to their lives have been torn down – [Rhett] through movements like spiritual deconstruction here in the United States, – [Rhett] which I’m, you know, a participant in. – [Rhett] Now, they’re looking for ways to find meaning. – [Rhett] And what I’m telling you, youth, is that you can find meaning in Fanta. – [Gwynedd] That’s exactly what I was going to say. What do you think? – [Link] Do you wear that dress every Halloween? – [Gwynedd] Yes, it’s my Halloween costume. – [Link] So I like it. – [Rhett] What are you supposed to be? – [Gwynedd] A funky art teacher – [Rhett] Now, what is that? Let’s find some meaning in this. – [Link] This is caffeine free. It’s also sugar free. It’s, – [Link] I guess, all Fanta is caffeine free? – [Stevie] What does it taste like? – [Link] Like they mixed all of the Fanta flavors that no one bought together. – [Stevie] Okay, so, like, fruity? – [Rhett] Is that a hint? – [Gwynedd] It turns your tongue black. – [Link] A little bit. – [Stevie] Isn’t it weird how I was thinking, like, if someone had this on their desk, – [Stevie] like, if someone was drinking this in real life, you’d be like, that’s a choice. – [Stevie] But a Coke or like a cola is a dark brown already. – [Stevie] But there’s something from the leap – [Stevie] from dark brown to black that makes it – [Rhett] Well, and the even better part of that would be is if you were like, – [Rhett] what are you drinking? And they were like, I don’t know. – [Rhett] I haven’t figured it out. That’s what I’m doing today to find meaning. – [Link] It tastes like novelty. That’s really all that matters. I don’t like it. – [Rhett] It’s not great. – [Link] But I like the experience. I just don’t like the taste. – [Rhett] I have no idea what flavor this is. – [Link] You have a guess? It smells grape ish. – [Gwynedd] I looked on the internet and people are guessing black berry, – [Gwynedd] but I think that could be by virtue of the color. – [Link] I really think, they’re scraping together the offings from the production. – [Rhett] It was a surplus. – [Link] It’s a business. This is a business ploy. – [Rhett] It was a surplus. – [Link] And you know what? – [Rhett] So you don’t know what it is? – [Gwynedd] I don’t, no. They won’t tell. – [Link] I will stand by that. – [Gwynedd] They will never tell. – [Link] We’re going to rank these. That’s low, right? – [Link] But the experience is pretty high. – [Rhett] Oh, it’s zero sugar? – [Link] What do you want to go with? – [Link] Okay. – [Rhett] I was talking about systems, okay? – [Rhett] When that was clearly explained. – [Link] Where you want to go next? – [Stevie] I mean, there is a zero sug. Like Gwynedd went with a sug. – [Rhett] I was thinking about what I was going to say, Stevie. – [Stevie] And then Link was like, well, let me tell you, it is sugar free. – [Link] Right, I didn’t hear Gwynedd, Rhett didn’t hear Gwynedd. – [Link] And then, Rhett didn’t hear me or Gwynedd. – [Link] But I did hear me. – [Link] They should call this Suge Knight though. – [Link] That would be a good name for this. – [Link] Get him in the commercial. – [Link] He can dangle Vanilla Ice over a balcony. – [Gwynedd] Yeah. The best Suge Knight story of all time. – [Link] He can run over people. – [Rhett] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. – [Rhett] We don’t know if that was him. – [Gwynedd] Uh oh. Oh, no. – [Gwynedd] Not the enemy we want to make. – [Link] If he gets out of prison and comes for me. – [Link] That would be not worth your time, Suge. – [Link] Not worth your time, Sugar. – [Link] What you want? What you want to do next? – [Gwynedd] Okay, how about Brach’s Fall Festival Candy Corn. – [Gwynedd] Can we have the bag? – [Gwynedd] Yeah, because there’s different flavors – [Gwynedd] and we want to know what they are. – [Rhett] Oh, this. Is really exciting, Gwynedd. – [Rhett] I’m listening to everything that you’re saying. – [Rhett] You said it was Brach’s Fall. – [Gwynedd] Fall Festival Candy Corn. – [Link] Interesting. So we’ve got. – [Gwynedd] It’s upside down on this side, I hate that. – [Link] So this is like a red and a brown. – [Rhett] Now, do you think that this is an answer to people – [Rhett] who don’t celebrate Halloween – [Rhett] and they celebrate the Fall Festival, because that’s what we did. – [Gwynedd] Oh, really? Cause Halloween’s satanic? – [Rhett] Pre Elementary, we didn’t have a Halloween party. – [Rhett] We had a Fall Festival. – [Rhett] So, I couldn’t take any of this candy. – [Link] I didn’t love the brown and red one. – [Link] Let me go with the one that just looks like normal candy corn. – [Gwynedd] Yeah, it’s weird. – [Gwynedd] So the brown and red one is actually a caramel apple. – [Gwynedd] It’s very weird. – [Rhett] Oh, man. – [Link] What’s the yellow? This one is citrusy. – [Rhett] Don’t do the Lemon Lime Snow Cone – [Gwynedd] I don’t, some of these don’t seem like very fall like flavors. – [Rhett] You got a Lemonade Shake Up in your hand there, Link. – [Link] It’s not bad. It’s very lemony. – [Rhett] Oh, and of course, a Cotton Candy. That might be good. – [Gwynedd] I wish that they were more Fall like, – [Gwynedd] it’s like lemon this and lime that and strawberry this. – [Gwynedd] And just like, I don’t know – [Link] What’s the green and cream? – [Rhett] Lemon Lime Snow Cone. Kettle Corn, is slippery. – [Rhett] This one seems like the one that’s going to be good. – [Link] Lemon Lime Snow Cone is too harsh. – [Gwynedd] Whoa, it’s crazy. Candy corn that tastes like corn. How clever. – [Rhett] It’s real strong. Be ready. – [Link] Oh, wow. Very buttery. – [Rhett] That’s one I’m picking out of there. – [Link] I mean, it tasted just like the – [Rhett] Real candy corn? – [Link] Popcorn jelly bean. – [Rhett] It does taste just like the popcorn jelly bean. – [Gwynedd] It does. I’m tasting Cotton Candy now. – [Rhett] I don’t know about these, man. – [Rhett] I think candy corn is better than every flavor that I tasted. – [Rhett] Just regular candy corn. And candy corn is not even good. – [Link] I think this is good. If you’re a lonely child. – [Rhett] Maybe this will help. – [Gwynedd] That’s so true. – [Link] Which I was growing up. – [Rhett] Link drops his ice cream cones on the ground on purpose – [Rhett] so he can get free ones. – [Rhett] And then he licks the first one off the sidewalk. – [Link] You had me till the last part. – [Rhett] Yeah. You had a little system to double up on your ice cream, huh? – [Link] Yeah. Get an extra scoop. – [Gwynedd] I felt like I didn’t totally understand it, but that’s okay. – [Rhett] Yeah. Yeah. – [Rhett] It’s fine. Hey, listen, you don’t have to listen me either. – [Link] You know, it’s a good ice cream shop if you order a scoop – [Link] and they give you two scoops, and they say – [Link] that’s really our scoop. – [Link] You know, it’s like, that’s a good spot – [Rhett] And when they whisper it like that too. – [Link] And when they whisper to you – [Rhett] That’s really our scoop. – [Link] I mean, it is good, right? – [Rhett] It’s not just for you, it’s for everyone. – [Gwynedd] You’re not getting a deal here. – [Rhett] I don’t know why I’m whispering. – [Link] Those are the best ice cream shops and free samples – [Link] and the ones that take cards. – [Gwynedd] Yeah. – [Rhett] Cash only ice cream, eh. – [Gwynedd] Boo! Okay. – [Rhett] We’re also ranking them. – [Gwynedd] I know. If we’re going to pick like – [Gwynedd] the most Halloweenie snack. – [Gwynedd] I feel like this doesn’t make the cut. I don’t think. – [Rhett] This is the best side. Right? – [Rhett] Because it’s like one, to, so they’re both bad. – [Gwynedd] Yeah. All right. – [Link] I like this better. I think the experience is better, but the taste is – [Gwynedd] How about Apple Harvest Sour Patch Kids? – [Rhett] Okay, now, we might be getting somewhere. – [Rhett] I mean, apple. We know the apple flavored stuff is great. Sour Patch Kids. – [Link] So we’ve got green ones. We’ve got red ones. We’ve got what? – [Gwynedd] They’re not kids. – [Rhett] No, the kids are harvesting the apples. – [Rhett] The kids put them in buckets, – [Rhett] which is not really a child labor thing – [Rhett] because they’re Sour Patch Kids. They’re not actual kids. – [Gwynedd] What are they? – [Rhett] Well, but thanks to, sort of. – [Rhett] They’re like gingerbread kids. – [Rhett] But thanks to the way – [Rhett] the capitalist system that we have here in America – [Rhett] has sort of infiltrated the world, – [Rhett] it actually forces kids into labor in other countries – [Rhett] to provide manufacturing and industrial services for us – [Rhett] that we used to do in this country. – [Link] Well, these are good. – [Gwynedd] I love them. – [Link] What do we think? – [Link] Apple is, like, one of my favorite candy flavors. – [Link] And, the fact, they have three different types of apple candy. – [Link] That’s pretty awesome. – [Gwynedd] I didn’t realize it was going to be like that. – [Gwynedd] It was Cranberry Apple, Apple Cider, and Caramel Apple. – [Gwynedd] And I think they’re all delicious. – [Link] They really are. This is stellar. – [Rhett] Man. That’s good. Not too sour. – [Gwynedd] Not too sour. – [Link] Let’s put that in the number one spot way over here. – [Link] What’s next? – [Gwynedd] Um, Mountain Dew Voodoo. – [Rhett] Okay, I’m not participating. – [Link] Mountain Voodoo – [Rhett] I have to maintain this bit – [Rhett] that I’m very mad about all the new things that Mountain Dew comes up with. – [Rhett] When in actuality, I don’t care. – [Gwynedd] It’s a mystery flavor. – [Rhett] Okay. I’m in – [Gwynedd] Nihilism. – [Rhett] Yeah, let me see if I can find my purpose today. – [Link] Let’s see if you can give the same speech again. – [Rhett] I probably can’t. – [Link] All right, dink it. – [Link] Triple dink it. – [Link] Triple sink it. – [Rhett] But hold on, you put Never Wet on that dress? – [Rhett] Because it bounced right off. – [Link] She’s an art teacher. – [Gwynedd] I do that to all my clothes. – [Rhett] Is that a rubber dress? – [Rhett] Because it literally, I can’t find it anymore. – [Rhett] It just hit and bounced off. – [Rhett] She’s wearing a rubber dress. – [Gwynedd] I did. – [Rhett] That art teacher’s got a rubber dress. Can’t stain her. – [Rhett] you can’t stain her no matter how hard you try. – [Gwynedd] I won’t be stained. – [Rhett] Wow, that’s bad. – [Link] Not sugar free. This is sugared. – [Gwynedd] That’s very sugared. – [Rhett] Tastes like a rotten melon. – [Link] It’s so interesting that they like. – [Link] They devoted so much space to encouraging you to recycle it. – [Link] That’s so interesting. – [Rhett] Well, don’t get me started on that – [Link] Refresh then recycle. So interesting. – [Rhett] You know what we do when you put things in the recycling can? – [Link] Send it to China. – [Rhett] We ship it to other countries and they just put it in the rivers. – [Gwynedd] Yeah. – [Gwynedd] This is all pretty depressing. – [Rhett] Yeah, yeah, yeah. – [Rhett] There’s nothing to live for anymore. – [Link] It’s the season for that, though. Darkness and – [Rhett] That’s right. Yeah, that’s why I’m doing this. – [Rhett] It’s like a little horror short that I’m doing in my own personal mind. – [Link] Stevie, this is. It does have a berry-ness to it, but it also. – [Rhett] Stevie doesn’t know either, though. – [Link] She always wants to know what stuff actually tastes like. – [Stevie] It’s good. – [Stevie] I honestly, of all the things that could have been said – [Stevie] after Link says my name that – [Stevie] That really was the best. – [Rhett] Good point. – [Gwynedd] So, the Internet has an idea of what this flavor is, – [Gwynedd] and do you want to guess it? – [Link] It’s lemon berry? Lime. Lime berry. – [Gwynedd] It could be. – [Rhett] Um, what’s that stuff you put into your dishwasher? – [Rhett] Rinse aid? – [Link] Lychee. – [Rhett] I’m going to go with Rinse aid. – [Gwynedd] Okay. – [Rhett] Yeah, that’s my flavor of choice. – [Link] What do they say? – [Gwynedd] White mystery flavored Airheads. – [Rhett] Oh, it’s tasting like the mystery Airhead, which is also a mystery. – [Rhett] Which we already know – [Rhett] is a combination of all the offage from Airheads, – [Rhett] because we’ve learned that on this show. – [Gwynedd] and that’s what I was going to say. – [Gwynedd] So it could be berry and lemon and lime. – [Rhett] So, by extension, this is just a combo of a bunch of flavors. – [Rhett] And you know what? – [Rhett] White is a combination of all the colors. – [Link] Exactly accurate. – [Link] Art teacher? You know that? – [Gwynedd] I do, yes. I have a color wheel on my classroom wall. – [Link] Comment and agree. – [Gwynedd] So where does this one go? – [Link] I think it’s it’s a lot better than this one. – [Rhett] It’s not better than Sour Patch Kids. – [Gwynedd] No – [Link] No, no, no, no, no. – [Rhett] They’re special. – [Link] But it’s second. – [Gwynedd] Okay, next we’re trying Stuffed Puffs Monster Mash Marshmallows. – [Gwynedd] Sorry, I have the burps a little bit from all this soda. – [Rhett] Holy moly, look at those, now can you bring out the actual packaging? – [Rhett] Because this is fascinating. – [Rhett] They had to make a choice to individually package – [Rhett] the marshmallows inside of the package. – [Rhett] To keep the sprinklers, sprinklers? From coming off. – [Link] Yeah. I don’t have to open it to prove that. – [Gwynedd] I think they’re intended to be Halloween treats for Trick or Treaters, yeah. – [Rhett] Yes. – [Stevie] Rhett, you’re being very stingy with the worms. I’m assuming. – [Rhett] I thought you were going to say you’re being very factual and informative today. – [Rhett] And I was gonna be like, well, yeah. – [Rhett] On weekends, Link masquerades as a child. – [Link] Oh, I didn’t know what you were gonna say. ((Laughing)) – [Link] Only on the weekends – [Link] If I can just get to Saturday or Friday night really. – [Link] My weekends begin at – [Rhett] Sundown, just like the Sabbath. – [Rhett] On weekends, Link masquerades as a child – [Rhett] who participates in ten and under tee ball tournaments. – [Link] What does your husband say about this show? – [Link] Like, does he watch any of your appearances? – [Gwynedd] Yeah, of course. – [Link] He’s a rock star of sorts. – [Link] I mean, well, I just insulted him. – [Link] Because I know he’s not watching. Right? – [Rhett] What’s your pet name for your husband? – [Rhett] What do you call him? Baby? Honey? Sweetie? – [Gwynedd] A pet name for? I don’t think we do that. – [Rhett] You just call him by his first name? – [Gwynedd] Yeah. – [Rhett] Okay, what’s his first name? – [Gwynedd] Tim. – [Rhett] Tim. – [Gwynedd] I call him Timmy some times. – [Rhett] Hey, Timmy. – [Link] Mr. Tim. – [Rhett] Thanks for tuning in. – [Rhett] I’m assuming these are the only parts – [Rhett] of what we do here at Mythical that you watch. – [Link] Why doesn’t he come to any of the parties, like Mythical parties? – [Gwynedd] Has he ever been invited? – [Gwynedd] Those are only for like, real rock stars. – [Link] We can’t afford plus ones. – [Rhett] We’ve only had one holiday party since COVID. – [Link] Since you’ve worked here. – [Link] Well yeah, sometimes we let the partners come, – [Link] if they want to, but then they usually don’t want to. – [Link] Does he watch? Does he watch your appearances? – [Gwynedd] Yeah, he does. – [Rhett] Timmy is watching this right now. – [Rhett] He’s been watching the whole time. – [Rhett] We’ve been talking about him. – [Link] And what does he say about it? Like, what’s his assessment? – [Link] You know, until you find the next thing. – [Gwynedd] It’s his, what? – [Link] It’s like just – [Gwynedd] He said it’s his favorite show. – [Rhett] Yeah. – [Gwynedd] Not “nice”? – [Rhett] Yeah, I knew that. – [Gwynedd] I had a bite that was no chocolate, just marshmallow. – [Rhett] You got to get to the chocolate. – [Rhett] And when you do get the chocolate, – [Rhett] it’s just like those other ones we have, that are great – [Gwynedd] I know. I don’t like the sprinkles, though. It’s too much. – [Link] Are the sprinkles chocolate? What? – [Gwynedd] No, there’s chocolate inside of your marshmallow. – [Rhett] You have to get to it. – [Gwynedd] I know. It’s like smaller. – [Link] Oh, look at that. – [Rhett] I think if you’re a marshmallow fan and you don’t mind sprinkles, – [Rhett] which I’m basically indifferent to sprinkles. – [Rhett] I think this gives a little bit of a textural thing. – [Rhett] I think he might be into these. – [Link] This might be the best marshmallow experience I’ve ever had. – [Link] I like the feel. I wouldn’t call this a sprinkle. – [Link] Honestly, it’s something, – [Link] it’s a very icing-esque, big sprinkle, – [Link] and it feels really good to – [Link] put it in your mouth. – [Rhett] I think you mean, you know what? – [Rhett] You can call them whatever you want, because I don’t think it really matters. – [Rhett] But these are sprinkles. – [Rhett] Like if you go to the yogurt shop and you see that shape, – [Rhett] they will call them sprinkles – [Rhett] and they call them sprinkles on the packaging. – [Link] We got this, I’m going to put that after, – [Link] point taken. I just, I do love them – [Rhett] it’s not as good as, I agree. – [Rhett] It’s not as good as Sour Patch Kids, it’s a good second place, though. – [Gwynedd] I’m glad you guys like it. – [Rhett] I’ve got a little secret about, Link. – [Link] Make it quick. We’re running out of time – [Link] and I want to spend all of it eating these. – [Rhett] Link Neal, in quotes, – [Rhett] Link Neal was a 45 year old long experiment carried out – [Rhett] by the Harvard Research Lab and will soon be retired. – [Rhett] It is considered a massive waste of money. – [Link] Taxpayers caught wind. – [Rhett] The experiment is about to be over. – [Gwynedd] Okay, I have to say that – [Gwynedd] I thought these were going to be actually skeleton shaped and they’re not. – [Rhett] But why are there multiples? – [Link] Looks like a tombstone. – [Rhett] They’re all the same just different wrapping? – [Gwynedd] And they’re really kind of, – [Gwynedd] so this is like a new alternative to the pumpkins, – [Gwynedd] the Reese’s Pumpkins that come out. – [Rhett] Smaller for sure. – [Rhett] Nice little graphic. – [Link] The ratio is so important, the pumpkins are so big and the peanut butter, – [Link] I love the peanut butter, but it’s not enough. The ratios off. – [Link] This is the perfect ratio. – [Link] That right there is year roundable. – [Rhett] That’s pretty good. I like both ratios. – [Rhett] I think that the pumpkin is so much peanut butter that I just absolutely love it. – [Rhett] But I feel like it’s way too much food to eat in one sitting, – [Rhett] way too much candy to eat in one sitting. This, you got to pace it out. – [Link] It’s basically the same as one of the minis or whatever they’re called, the small. – [Link] You know, there’s so many names. – [Rhett] So clearly this is the best tasting of all of these. – [Rhett] But I just don’t want to just do the knee jerk thing – [Rhett] and put Reese’s at the top, – [Rhett] because I feel like Reese’s has so many other things – [Rhett] that you can experience, you know? – [Link] There’s no surprises besides the ratio. I’m proposing this ranking, – [Link] because the marshmallows really brought me over. – [Link] They opened up a new world. – [Rhett] The dark side. – [Gwynedd] Amazing. – [Matt] Can we see what else is in that can of worms before we go. – [Gwynedd] Important. – [Link] They worked so hard on lying about me. – [Rhett] Link refuses to sign his kids field trip permission slips – [Rhett] because he thinks their teachers are just trying to get free autographs. ((Laughing)) – [Rhett] Link was once the front man of a band called Dr. Ball Bag. – [Link] Your husband was also in that band. – [Gwynedd] Absolutely. What kind of music is it? – [Link] Ambient. – [Rhett] Ballroom. – [Rhett] Christy has to play Link a video every morning when he wakes up, – [Rhett] so he remembers who he is. ((Laughing)) – [Rhett] That’s just sad. – [Link] It’s a Memento type thing. – [Rhett] Link practices arching his back in the mirror every night before bed. – [Gwynedd] That one’s just true, right? – [Link] They’re getting truer. – [Gwynedd] Based on your reaction. – [Rhett] Oh, also, remember, while we’ve got Gwynedd here. – [Rhett] Timmy, this one’s for you. ((Laughing)) – [Rhett] Sporked has found the best spooky snacks for Halloween that are not candy. – [Rhett] So, Timmy, go over to Sporked.com – [Rhett] and see the full list for your wife. ((Music)) – [Link] Sporked has found all the best Halloween snacks. – [Link] Go over to Sporked.com for the full list. “