Which Generation Makes The Best Snacks? (Throwback)

Channel: Good Mythical Morning

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Transcript

- We're throwing it back
with some generational snacks.
- Let's talk about that.
(bright music)
Good mythical morning.
- I got to admit that
I still got a little bit of
Good Mythical summer brain
going on.
And on top of that,
I can't even begin to wrap
my head around the fact that
Season 30-
- What?
- 3-0.
- Huh?
- Of this show begins this coming Monday.
So in order to center myself,
I brought in one of my favorite episodes
in recent GMM history.
- Yeah, this is a good one.
I mean, of course, any episode
featuring your dad is a good one.
From May 31st, 2023,
this is which generation
invented the best snacks?
We'll see you on the other side.
(fire crackling)
Which generation created
the best snacks of all time?
- Let's talk about that.
(bright music)
- Good Mythical Morning.
- For as long as there have
been generations of people,
people have been fighting
about which generation
is the best.
- Oh, that sounds like something
you'd put on a bumper sticker,
a really long bumper sticker.
- Uh-huh, well, think about it.
Baby boomers are always
saying, "Back in my day,"
millennials are always in a constant state
of '90s nostalgia.
- Okay, that's true.
So today, we're gonna
find the definitive answer
on which generation is the best
when it comes to snack creation,
meaning, which generation
originated the best snacks.
- And specifically, in this episode,
we're going to be tasting chocolate snacks
so that if we like this format
we can do it again with
other types of snacks,
you know how we think about this?
- That's how we do.
- Yes, and we have a special
guest judge joining us today,
stepping in to represent a
generation other than ours,
in the name of fairness.
- That's right.
It's the host of the
award-winningly weird podcast,
"Dispatches From Myrtle Beach,"
the big Myrtle Beach boomer
himself, my dad, hey dad!
- Hey, how y'all doing?
- [Link] Doing good.
- Yeah.
- You like snacks?
- Oh yeah, I like snacks.
I ain't too crazy about
chocolate, but I like snacks.
- What, what?
(all laughing)
- You-
- What?
- You don't love chocolate?
- Let's just say I like
it, I don't love it.
So I'm gonna be a good judge, see,
I'll be straight in the middle with ya.
I won't have no preferential treatment
for all these chocolate things.
(Rhett laughing)
- Dad, that's exactly what I say.
People complain about how I
don't like things, I'm like,
that makes me right in the
middle, I'm preferential.
- Right in the middle?
- Yeah, just like dad said,
we're right in the middle preferential.
- I will choose to see
this in a charitable way,
but at least you like chocolate.
If you if you didn't like chocolate-
- I like chocolate.
- It'd make this show even more difficult
than it already is.
- All right, let's get to it.
It's time for, Snack In
My Day, Chocolate Edition.
- [Stevie] Okay, boys,
here's how this is gonna go.
You're gonna try three
iconic chocolate snacks
from five different generations
and give each generation-
- Woo, 15 snacks.
- [Stevie] A rating-
- Yes.
- [Stevie] Between one to 10.
- Okay.
- [Stevie] The snacks
from each generation were
carefully selected to represent
the fullest gamut of chocolate
snack types possible.
The winner will be crowned
the best generation
in the whole wide world.
This is definitive and no
one can say anything about it
specifically when talking
about chocolate snacks.
- Oh okay.
- Well, I'm gonna have to write that down.
- And it's my understanding
that we don't have any snacks
from Gen Z because they have
quote "Nothing to offer".
(crew laughing)
- [Stevie] I've been told that Gen Z
really hasn't invented any
notable chocolate snacks
so if that's what you
meant, you are correct.
- They're just consumers.
- Yep.
- They're just consumers,
they're not producing anything.
Sorry.
- Right, dad?
- Rhett, what's a Zen
G, or whatever you said?
(all laughing)
- Hey, listen, that's what
I call myself, a Zen G.
(all laughing)
- Alright, let's just keep going.
(upbeat music)
- [Stevie] All right, first
up are the snacks created
in The Greatest Generation.
And we do have a special message
from that time period to plead their case.
- Oh.
(honky-tonk music)
- Hello there, boys.
The name's Mildred Vanderstuffing.
You name it, I stuff it.
And I'm always down for a good time.
So if you were born between 1901 and 1927,
then you are from The Greatest Generation.
And let me tell you, things were great.
After a night out dancing
to the devil's music,
you could come home to these
divine chocolatey snacks.
Take a bite out of an Oreo
to forget the looming dread of war,
or if the Spanish Flu's got you
down, try a Hostess CupCake.
You're still gonna die,
but hey, it's a living.
Maybe you're a cheeky fella
who'd like a Hershey's Kiss
from a mobster's widow.
Whatever your desire, gentlemen,
The Greatest Generation
has got what you need.
(honky-tonk music)
- Wow, you're still gonna
die, but it's a living.
I like that joke.
- And I'm gonna start
with a Hershey Kiss here.
Foil-wrapped, nipple-shaped.
- [Rhett] Iconic.
- Iconic.
- Very iconic,
but let's be honest.
- I'd never go back to it.
- The chocolate from just a
straight Hershey's chocolate,
it ain't great.
(crew laughing)
- [Link] Yeah, I'm not, I
don't love a Hershey's Kiss.
- I kinda like it, but there's
so much better chocolate now.
- It's just chocolate, dad,
does that mean you're
right down the middle?
- It was pretty good.
- [Link] Okay.
- I mean.
- We're learning new things.
Maybe you do like chocolate.
- Yeah, maybe I do.
(all laughing)
- Maybe I do.
- After all these years.
Now, the Hostess Cake,
when this thing first came out in 1919,
it had no squiggle icing or cream filling.
- Whoa.
That's shocking.
- But we're gonna give 'em
the benefit of the doubt
and judge it with it.
- Man.
- That's a complete meal.
- You just kinda remember.
- Cream, icing, cake?
- How fakey it tastes.
You know what I'm saying?
- I like the fakiness.
Like the fake chocolate-
- Yep, you balance it out.
- It's very comforting to me.
- It's super nostalgic,
but I'm trying to just
judge it on its own.
- Well, I like the Hostess CupCake
with the cream in the middle
of it, that's pretty good.
- Right.
(Rhett laughing)
- Yep.
- You like a little cream in the middle?
- Yeah.
- This is a very creamy generation.
- Don't make this weird, dad.
(Charles laughing)
- 'Cause they put cream in the Oreos,
they put cream in the cupcake,
they probably trying to figure out a way
to put cream in the Kiss.
- So we're rating on one to
10, across all three of these.
And Oreo!
I mean, this is one of the
most ubiquitous cookies
of all time.
- We ought to have a glass
of milk to dip it in.
- That'd be a good thing.
- You're at your house, dad,
don't you have any milk?
- Yeah, I got some, but too late now.
(crew laughing)
- Yeah, it's a great taste on its own,
but it is, you can use it
in so many different ways.
You can crumble it up, you
can put it in ice cream,
you can put it in a milkshake.
It's still around, it's
still very relevant.
- One of the greatest cookies of all time.
- Oreo is doing a lot of heavy
lifting for this generation-
- Yep.
- in my book.
- So on a scale of one to
10, I'm gonna give it a six.
- Oh, you know what?
I'm only gonna give it a five
because I just think this
is not great chocolate.
- [Link] Yep.
- This is super fakey.
And the Oreo's great,
but everything else is bringing it down,
so I'm only gonna give it a five.
It's just middle-of-the-road for me.
- I had already wrote down my score
before y'all said anything.
- Oh hey, I like the way you work.
- But it was a six.
- [Link] Yeah, see?
- So you basically (bell dinging)
just canceled yourself out.
Well, actually no, I guess you guys-
- No, we're gonna add our numbers up.
- Yeah, you're adding it together, okay.
(upbeat music)
(patriotic music)
- The Silent Generation.
- [Officer] Dear Rhett and Link.
Boy, it sure is swell to be
part of The Silent Generation.
Between 1928 and 1945, a
strapping lad like myself
might write a letter trying to
recruit you to the U.S. Navy.
But today, I'm recruiting you
to love our chocolate snacks.
Take the Snickers bar, for example.
After all, Snickers was
the name of the first girl
I was ever sweet on.
(both laughing)
Or maybe you'd prefer a Tootsie Pop,
which so happens to be the name
of my current girlfriend back home.
- Eww.
- Wow, yeah.
- [Officer] But the real
prize of our generation
is the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup,
which so happens to me the
name of my overseas gal.
- Oh, nice.
- [Officer] Anyways, it's
time for bunk inspection,
so I've gotta eat these lickety-split.
Just remember, we want you
to pick The Silent Generation
for best chocolate snacks.
- Wow, that overseas girl.
- Oh, yeah.
- [Rhett] She's working it.
(crew laughing)
- What, dad?
- That guy's kinda strange, ain't he?
He was strange when-
- Yeah, yeah.
(Link laughing)
He was writin' so fast.
- He has a type, you know?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- He definitely has a type.
And boy, I mean, Snickers, Reesey Cups.
- Two of the best candies ever, right?
I mean we already said that-
- And a Tootsie Pop.
- The Reesey Cup was like,
the best candy ever.
Yeah, the Tootsie Pop's really hurting us
in this generation.
- Dad, what do you think,
what you thinking of this Snickers?
- Well, I'm just gonna tell ya,
this is probably gonna
be the best generation
of anything they got with chocolate.
- Spoiler!
- If it's got a Reese's Cup
in it, it's got my vote,
I'm telling you.
- So you're a peanut
butter man just like me?
- I like Snickers bar 'cause
they got some nuts in 'em too.
- Yeah, right, yeah.
(crew laughing)
It got some nuts in 'em.
You know, it was allegedly
named after a horse,
and that's not a joke.
People think that horses
are named after Snickers,
but Snickers was named after a horse,
so the name Snickers existed
for horses before candy bars.
- I think that's because
a horse can snicker.
- Y'all keep getting smarter
all the time, don't ya?
(crew laughing)
- Yep.
- That's right, dad.
- Smarter all the time.
- [Charles] Yep.
- My dad thinks I'm smart.
- [Rhett] That's the theme of this show.
- Mm, now the Tootsie Pop here.
- Tootsie.
Which is the incorrect pronunciation
no matter how many times
you say it, no one-
- It has two O's in it, T-O-O-T.
- It's Tootsie.
- Toot!
- It's Tootsie!
- T-O-O-T.
- You sound like an idiot.
- How do you say T-double O-T-S-I-E, dad?
- It's a Tootsie Pop.
- Yes, okay, all right that-
- You've been out voted.
- Yeah.
- I loved it.
- That's not how it works.
The world has decided.
I wanna give this a chance
because I feel so strongly
about these other two.
- This is a good lollipop.
- It actually tastes pretty good.
The chocolate-flavored ones are good.
- Yeah, but it just takes too long
to get to the good stuff
in the middle, Rhett.
That's just the only
thing about a Tootsie Pop.
- Just bite it open, dad.
- I can't do that 'cause I
just got my wisdom teeth out.
- [Rhett] Yep.
- [Link] Oh.
- It's actually not that bad.
- It's a bonafide ball of
Tootsie Roll in the middle.
- There's two perfect 10 snacks in this,
and then there's one that is not as bad
as you thought it would be.
I'm giving this generation a nine.
- Hey, did y'all eat
y'all Reese's Cup already?
- Yeah.
- Damn, where have I been at?
(Rhett laughing)
- Eat it, man.
- Yeah, I'll go back and finish mine.
- I'm gonna give it,
I'm gonna give this
generation a nice solid eight.
- Oh.
- Rhett, I'll give it a 9 1/2.
- [Rhett] Oh!
- Can he do that, can one person do that?
- [Stevie] Charles can
do anything he wants.
- Dad, Stevie just said you
could do anything you want.
- I probably already
done anything I want to.
(all laughing)
- Now, you're just doing
things you have to.
(Charles laughing)
- And it's gonna be hard to
beat The Silent Generation.
- Yes, it is.
(upbeat music)
- Well, hello there.
I'm Dorothy Jenkins.
If you were born between 1946 and 1964,
then gosh, that makes you a baby boomer.
And while you were running around
thinking of ways to ruin
everything for future generations,
your mothers were busy serving you
delicious chocolatey snacks,
like Chips Ahoy! Chocolate Chip Cookies.
Your little ankle biter will choose them
over the homemade cookies
you spent all day baking
instead of pursuing your own career.
Or maybe you'd prefer Junior Mints,
perfect for a night in with
the kids watching "Howdy Doody"
for the thousandth time while
your husband is working late
with his secretary.
(Rhett laughing)
And if that doesn't tempt you-
How about some M&M's?
They're perfect little chocolates
coated in a hard candy shell.
Reminds me of the shell of a
woman I've become (laughing).
(Rhett laughing)
I'm just joshing.
I love being a woman in the 1950s.
(all laughing)
- Wow, wow!
Oh, she was hiding a lot there.
- This is your generation, dad.
- Boy, that woman, that
woman's still mad too today.
(all laughing)
- She's still mad.
- Which one do you wanna try first?
We're gonna follow your lead this time.
- The cookie.
- We're starting with the Chips
Ahoy!, a nice sailor theme.
- I mean, let's be honest
about these cookies
compared to any cookie
that you could have.
- Not a great cookie.
- There's so many better cookies.
We're like in a cookie
renaissance right now, you know?
And then you have this
and you're like, yeah.
- You wanna go to M&M's next?
- [Charles] Yeah, that'll
be fine, that's good.
(crew laughing)
- I wanna know what dad thinks of M&M's
because I know this is
controversial between the two of us.
- I like Peanut M&M's.
- Okay.
- But the regular M&M's like these,
I ain't too crazy about 'em (laughing).
- They've stuck around
for a really long time.
- I think they suck.
- But they're not-
- I'm with dad on this.
- They're not a great candy in the-
- They suck.
- Pantheon of candies,
but they don't suck.
They wouldn't be one of the most-
- No.
- popular candies
for a hundred years if they sucked.
- [Link] Let's go with Junior Mints.
- Junior Mint is the hidden
gem in this generation.
- What?
I don't know that I've ever had this.
- How have you never
had a Junior Mint, bro?
This is like the thing to
have at the movie theater.
- Well, I ate one, but I
don't like mint, so y'all.
- That's genetic.
(Charles laughing)
- You don't like mint or chocolate.
And that's why I've never had these.
I was like, I knew I wouldn't like it,
but you know now that I've had it,
I gotta be honest, I kind of like it.
- Oh, you do?
- Yeah.
- You have been coming around
to mint chocolate things.
- [Link] Yeah.
- You even said that
about mint chocolate chip ice cream.
- That's my new thing, dad.
I'm expanding as a person and you can too.
Try another mint.
- And I'm not trying another
one 'cause I don't like it.
- Okay fine.
(Charles laughing)
Fine, I'd lay off.
- I ate about 10 of 'em, um.
- [Charles] Yeah.
- I am thoroughly disappointed
in your generation, dad.
This sucks and you seem to agree with me.
I cannot go above a four.
- I already had mine wrote
down and mine's a four too.
- Dang.
You guys are redundant.
- Redundancies are a good
thing when engineering.
- Okay.
- If one of us goes they
just bring in the other one.
- I think that the Junior Mints
are doing more for me than
they're doing for y'all.
The M&M's, again, they've
stuck around for a long time,
they're a great topping,
they can be incorporated
into a lot of things.
These cookies suck.
Six.
- That still hurt, I mean-
- Yeah, it's not great.
(bell dinging)
- We all agree
that your generation sucks, dad.
- Well, they didn't have me
inventing cookies and snacks,
so that's the reason they suck.
If they had they'd been a lot better.
- Should have asked my dad.
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- What generation are we at now?
- [Stevie] Let's check out Generation X.
(light jazz music)
- Hey man, I didn't see you there.
I'm Todd Brown.
Yeah.
(Rhett laughing)
And if you were born
between 1965 and 1980,
then you, my friend,
are from Generation X.
During this time we tended to
have some chocolate cravings
after ingesting a little flower power,
if you know what I mean.
Thankfully, we had just the snacks
to cure those chocolate munchies.
You ever see a cookie and think,
well, man, I wish this were a tiny cookie.
Well, Famous Amos made that possible.
It's adorable, my dudes.
Or maybe you need something
a little smoother,
something that reminds you of
the ever-expanding universe,
Snack Pack pudding.
- Yep, that makes sense.
- Mm.
Wowser.
(chimes tinkling)
And just like our universe,
Twix bars have plenty of layers
that you can get lost in,
forever.
(chimes tinkling)
Mm.
(mellow music)
- Wow, Todd Brown got taken
to another plane of dimension.
- Yeah, he did.
- With pudding.
Is that how you feel about pudding?
You love pudding.
This is your round, man.
- I love pudding.
- Now does that run in
the family, Charles?
- No.
(Rhett laughing)
(Charles laughing)
- Come on, man!
Eat some pudding.
I don't know that I've ever
seen you eat a little pudding.
- I'm gonna eat my cookie first
and then do like he did and
eat some pudding with it.
- You can mix 'em together.
Famous Amos,
originated on Sunset
Boulevard in Hollywood.
- It's better than Chips Ahoy!.
- But it's not that much better.
- But it's not that much
better, you're right.
- Than Chips Ahoy!.
- But I got a pudding
thing to pick with you.
- [Link] All right.
- Pudding's not good, bro.
- It was terrible, Rhett (laughing).
- It tastes like a ration of something.
- Seriously, y'all?
- You like things that taste fake,
I'm just gonna be honest with you.
It tastes so fake, so manufactured,
it should be inside something else that,
it should be being carried by something
besides a spoon and
directly into your mouth.
- It's funny that you're
saying these things
'cause when it came out in 1968,
they launched it with a mascot horse.
- [Rhett] Yeah.
- Another horse.
- [Rhett] Horses are great mascots.
- Named Snack Pack.
And the horse told children,
"Don't play with it, or lick
it, or keep it in your hand."
- You sure he was talking
about the pudding?
- But yeah, people didn't
know what to do with it.
Am I supposed to put it in my hand? What?
- Oh wow.
- I don't know.
- Oh.
That made everyone feel uncomfortable.
- Oh really?
(crew laughing)
- Yeah, we're all uncomfortable now.
- Dad, look at-
- Oh!
- Look at the comedy I did.
- Oh yeah.
(Rhett laughing)
- Oh yeah.
- Yeah.
Well, if it hadn't a
been for the Twix bars
this whole thing would
have been a debacle.
- Twix is great.
Very solid.
- Twix is so good.
I don't know why, but the caramel Twix
is better than the peanut butter Twix.
- Mm, that's fighting words right there.
- Yeah, no, they ain't nothing
no better than peanut butter.
- Yep.
This is not great,
puddings bringing it down,
Famous Amos bringing it down,
Twix is helping out a lot,
but not too much, five.
- Well, I give it a four,
Rhett, I'm sorry, but I'm-
- No apologies needed.
- [Charles] Yeah.
- I'm also, I'm giving this one
an eight 'cause I have this,
(Rhett laughing)
I love pudding.
- Yeah.
- It's so great.
- He really loves pudding.
- I don't know where I
would be (bell dinging)-
- Yeah.
- if it was never invented,
like my, I would have died as a child
'cause I don't know what I would've,
I didn't eat anything more than pudding.
- Do you keep it at the house now?
- No, but that's a good idea.
(Rhett laughing)
= Okay, I'm glad, I'm full of him.
- I stand by it, I stand by it.
(upbeat music)
- Yo, yo, yo, I'm Ashley E!
Not to be confused with Ashley J.
And if you were born
between 1981 and 1996,
then you're a millennial.
And we got the best
chocolate snacks in town.
Did you ever wanna play basketball
to get closer to your crush Jimmy,
and then eventually fall in love,
but you are just too hungry?
With Dunkaroos you can do both.
It's a dunking good time.
Or maybe you prefer a
little magic in your life.
With the E.L. Fudge cookie,
you can bite into a little elf
for a delicious fudgy taste.
Or maybe you're a kid
who likes a fun surprise.
When you snack on a Wonder Ball,
you never know what you're gonna get.
Just like when Jimmy said
he'd pick me up for prom
and then he ditched me for Ashley J.
I still love you, Jimmy.
Anyway, don't be a buzzkill.
Choose millennials or
else talk to the hand.
- Ooh!
Talk to the hand.
- Talk to!
- Oh no.
(all laughing)
- Oh Lord.
- Hey, listen.
These are not candies that
I'm a regular partaker of,
but I gotta say,
the interest factor has
gone up significantly.
We're not talking about
Chips Ahoy! anymore,
we're talking about little cookies
that we dip into chocolate.
- You ever done this before, dad?
- No.
- That's better than pudding, Link.
Icing is better than pudding.
- No it's not, y'all.
Icing is too sugary, you
can't ingest nearly as much.
- And also the vanilla icing with these
is even better than the chocolate.
- That is good though.
- Look how much fudge
they put inside this elf.
- [Link] I'm shocked.
- Good god, look at that.
- That's the best cookie
that we've tasted.
- Rhett, if you dip it in that icing.
- [Rhett] Uh-oh.
- [Stevie] I will point out,
you did say that several times
about the Oreo cookies, so.
- Oh, I already forgot about Oreos.
- Now, let's break into
these Wonder Balls.
So is this kinda like a Kinder egg?
- Who broke mine?
Y'all ruined the whole experience for me.
- Link, I got two prizes from this cookie,
so you know it's gonna be on up there.
If you get a prize before you even eat it
that's got to be good.
- [Rhett] That's true.
Yeah.
- We did not get prizes.
- Yeah, we did, there's a box, look.
- They're in the box,
they'll give you one.
- I got a Mario coin,
where can I spend it?
- I got a coin too, but,
so it's like a SweeTART.
- What's inside this thing?
(crew laughing)
- Yeah, eat it, that's
the best way to find out.
- It's pretty good.
- I don't think he likes it.
- Well, this thing ruint my
other cookies, I'm telling ya.
But, you know, two outta three ain't bad.
- All right, so he's
ruint and ready to go.
I know you're excited about this.
You like a little gameplay in your snacks.
This is very tasty, this is very fun,
and this is an exorbitant
amount of fudge filling.
- I'm giving it an eight,
that's how strongly I feel about it.
- I gotta give it a six.
I gotta give it a six.
I don't think that the SweeTARTS
belong inside anything chocolate.
- Well, then I'm like Rhett,
I give it a eight too,
'cause two of 'em was pretty darn good.
Even the little cookies
that you dipped in the,
with the icing,
that you thought wasn't
as good as the pudding,
it was a lot better than the pudding.
- [Rhett] A lot better than the pudding.
- [Stevie] Okay, well I gotta say,
I did not think that the millennials
were gonna come this close.
- Me neither.
- Surprise.
- [Stevie] But after you've tried
all of the chocolate snacks
from each generation,
the winner is The Silent
Generation with the Snickers,
the Reese's, the Tootsie Pops,
and they are crowned the best generation
in the whole wide world.
This is definitive and no one
can say anything about it,
specifically when talking
about chocolate snacks.
- Yes.
- [Officer] Golly gee.
Just heard over the wire that
The Silent Generation won.
I'm off to cut a rug to celebrate.
That means dancing.
(patriotic music)
(crew laughing)
- Wow, he's so happy.
I'm so glad we could do that
for that man in the past.
- Dad, do you feel good about the results?
- Well, you can't help
when stuff was invented
and the stuff they
invented in that generation
was just hands down probably the best.
You know, stuff that's invented,
that's been around a long
time, it's hard to beat
what's going on, so.
- Yeah, right,
I mean, that's exactly
what I was thinking.
(crew laughing)
- You know what you should do, dad,
you should give a plug for your show.
- Oh yeah, all you people
on "Good Mythical Morning"
need to be watching
"Dispatches From Myrtle Beach"
with Charles Neal and my son, Link.
So y'all come on in and tune in
and if you wanna send me an email
send it to ratherbeshagging53@aol.com.
(Rhett laughing)
- There we go!
- And just keep watching
all you Myrtle beasts.
- Myrtle beasts?
- People, "Good Mythical Morning" too.
So y'all come on,
come on over.
- And if they got to only choose one show,
which one should they choose?
- Oh, they better choose mine.
(all laughing)
- All right, thanks for
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- You know what time it is.
(fire crackling)
- Welcome back to present day.
I do believe that we
made the right decisions.
- Oh, yeah.
- You know?
The fact that the Dunkaroo generation
almost rivaled it in retrospect
is like, is ridiculous.
Snickers and Reese's-
- We learned, we learned.
- Tootsie Pops!
- I mean, and the thing
is is that, we basically,
I feel like we had a moment of discovery
with your dad learning that-
- He liked chocolates?
- He likes chocolate.
- Yeah.
- He's so open-minded.
- But then we also discovered
after that on the podcast
that he does not know how to spell it.
- But it's-
- Cholate.
- That's not important.
- He thinks it's cholate.
- Yeah, right.
It's basically the same thing.
- [Link] Yeah.
- Listen, we've also curated a playlist
of Link's favorite
Mythical Society moments
over at mythicalsociety.com.
So you should go join the society
if you want to watch that.
- Yeah, check that out.
Thanks for being your mythical best.
- And join us in Good Mythical More
for a TikTok Games marathon.
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