Hey Riddle Riddle - #12: Three Men and A Riddle Lady with Justin McElroy

Episode Date: October 10, 2018

The Baron of Brainteasers, Justin McElroy (The Adventure Zone, MBMBAM), drops in to guest host a Mail Bag episode with listener submitted Riddies and Puzzies! We figure out one specific word in all of English language, teach a very special dog new tricks, list off all the best wars AND solve a classic mesa death! You don't want to miss this hot hot ep! You can order 'The Sawbones Book' at https://www.weldonowen.com/sawbonesbook/ Starring:Adal RifaiJohn Patrick CoanErin KeifEditing by: KJ SnyderTheme by: Arne ParrottLogo by: Emily Kardamis & Emmaline MorrisWant more? Get Weekly Bonus Eps on Patreon!Want merch? Visit our TeePublic Store!Also special thanks to Steve Ahlman for audio assistance!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is ata Rify. JPC. And Aaron Keith, are we sticking to that? Still? Our names? Yeah, I would like to change my name. I would like to change my name. I love to him in my name. I would like to go by Aaron Kief now.

Yeah. But didn't you already, you legally changed your name? Yes, I did. We know the word Aaron Kief. We know your last name was Pitman. But we don't know your first name. I'll die with that secret. Was it stupid?

Yeah, stupid Pitman was my name. I got mercilessly bullied and so I changed it. It's just a preview of the sweet sweet content. Here I find on this show, first name is David. We are doing another mailbag episode where we read listener submitted riddies and pussies. We do that anytime we have a special guest in the studio, we did that last time with Arnie and you camp. And today we even have a more special guest.

Whoa. Do you think that's gonna hurt Arnie's feelings? I hope it does. I hope it does. He is the host of a new podcast. New podcast is what we're calling podcast. At the end of the day. At the end of the day. Just to give it a little more regal feel. He's the host of the podcast. The empty bowl, which he should check out. He's one of the co-hosts of my brother, my brother, and me, one of the co-hosts of the Adventure Zone. He also does a podcast called Sobones, which is amazing.

He's a New York Times bestselling author with the Adventure Zone graphic novel, TV show, my brother, my brother, and me. What am I missing? A Trolls 2, Recent Trolls 2, Voice of the Legend. Yeah, I recorded that. Just got that down. The Sabons book and fine book stories everywhere. October 9th.

I pre-ordered my copy. You should do the same. If you haven't guessed by now, it's Mr. Justin McAroy. Hi. What an honor. Please, it's Kevin. Well, Kevin, it's great to have you on the podcast. This is Stu's head and I'm Aaron. Nice. I like that of all of the hosts. The guest host is the one who committed to the bit of having the name Kevin and us three idiots stuck to our real names.

Eric, we should get a t-shirt that says I'm with Stu, but the like it'll make her. Justin, thank you so much for being on the show. Yeah, it is my pleasure. I've been enjoying the show so far. I love brain teasers in a way that is pretty lame. Like, I went after our daughter was born and we were stuck in the NICU for a week, and I actually bought a bunch of lateral thinking puzzles to like, so just when my wife was really at her wits end, I would swoop in to lift her spirits with a good old fashioned like the termites were

eating his cane the whole time great. Our lives are right down the toy. That's strategy. That paid off, right? That was a winning strategy. I mean, we got through it. I guess it distracted her for sure. I wish it wasn't in anger.

Yeah, it flipped her into a rage. Do you incidentally get upset at Rudy's and Puzzies? Is that is that something like the typical like these are so bad? Um, you know, do you know, this is actually like something that I know you all have experienced going into this is like, you give your heart over to a good read or pussy and you just hope that it is going to be true to you. Yeah you and it is not going to break your heart. And I wish there was some way of like,

there should be labels on on Reddy's and Puzzies. Like hey, this one, it's not gonna pan out for you. I will say, this is not gonna come together. We actually just did a, an adventure zone, we worked on a vitro zone project with the the mysterious package company, which does these like mailing stories like they mail narratives basically they have a bunch of puzzles in them and it was so nice for wants to be the riddle master, the puzzle master, I know all the

solutions, yes, recorded audio for them, I'm the king of them, but puzzle master. I know all the solutions. Yes, I've recorded audio for them. Ah, I'm the king of them. But yeah, I love riddles and or puzzles. Well, maybe what we'll do in this episode specifically is I'll let for any pussier ready that's gonna be upsetting. I'll call it a heartbreaker. So I'll be like, this one's a heartbreaker.

Because we have the same thing where it's like, you see the analogy I'm gonna poorly use is that you see a glint of white in the sand. I can't wait to destroy this analogy. You see a glint of white in the sand and you start to brush it away and you're like, okay, there's a femur, then you see another glint and you start to brush it away

and you're like, there's a jawbone, there's a tailbone, and you're slowly uncovering. Wait, I'm sorry, you brushed away a jawbone, and a tailbone? Was this a dinosaur that died eating ass? Please? Of course. That's how I'm gonna start. That's a mass extinction.

Astonction. Oh, I should've said astonction. No, too late. Oh, take it. But as you're slowly uncovering the fossil and the earth slowly unirthing it and desanding it, then at the very end, you think you have the full picture in view, and then suddenly it's just altering the goo.

Duh. That and that. That's just altering the goo. I love you. No way. I thought it was pretty good. I got it. There's the first puzzle. Well, I've given myself a riddle of bottomy and I just feel nothing. I just know they're going to break my heart and I'm like, no, forget it. You can't hurt me because you can't get close to me.

I'll never love another riddle. Here we go. Let's go ahead and start. This first one is from Marty Piper. Marty sent us a riddy that says, there is one word in the English language that when you add an S, it becomes plural. And when you add another S, it becomes singular again. What is it?

So not so much as a Puzzier Ritty as an English lesson. Yeah, that's so much fun as it is. Trying to pick one word out of the entire English lesson. So guys, let's simplify. Let's make this an abattoir to scroll down. Think of all the words in the English language. Got it. Add an S. Now add another S.

I actually... Classic Rassets. Sit. I don't know. And the answer is Viper because if you had one S, you have vipers and if you had two s's you have vipers Correct. I'll take my check So one s in its singular two s's in its plural no no no you add one s So it's a word with no S in it you're sure I'm sure okay

There's no S in the word then you add one S and it becomes plural You add a second S and it becomes singular again does one of the S's go at the beginning or the end? They're both at the end Justin. You say you got it. Oh, yeah, it's Nipe and IPE you add one S It's Nipes which is plural. Mm-hmm. There's S it's snipes. There's one Wesley's Okay, so Justin got that one, he gets the point. We are, this is, who's like, is it anyway, style keeping track? So you get one point. I'll give you a hint and then we'll move on.

Okay, the hint is spin doctors. Ah. So that was born in the early 90s. Then you would nail this. The word is two. Two and two. Prince. The word is prince.

You had an answer, it becomes princess, you had two answers, it becomes princess. Dang it. Aaron still looks deeply confused. I know I'm just mad. Aaron, the spin doctors were a band from the 90s, 2000s that had a song called Two Princess. And it went, I'm the one who wants a bit of bitty with you, something like that. Yeah, I went, I'm the one who wants a bit of bitty with you. I don't think so.

With two Princess Dan before you. Just go ahead now. I know that. Yeah. Oh dear. That's the words. Where am I saying the same words for a man. So now it's a song that should be called

just go ahead now, but was miraculously called Two Princess. That was in every movie for a while. Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure. It still is if there's like a flashback scene in a movie, like that's the song that queues you into. It's the movie.

The early 2000s, maybe late 90s, who knows? Here's one that's a little bit of fun. It's not a lot of fun. It's a little bit of fun. This is from Taylor Mushhtair. I'm sorry, the last name is Mushhtair. I think so. Are you looking at a picture of her sitting in Taylor?

Don't make fun of that, Sarah Fan. What is that the rule? Taylor says, Susie works as a butcher's assistant. She is six feet tall and wears size eight shoes. What does she weigh? I know this one. Is it meat? Meat.

It is meat. Yeah. Kind of just a fun little job. It's fun because it kind of sets you up to guess a woman's weight, which is a cool trap. Which is a cool trap to put people at. Fun fact, good parties. This is from Brenda Ochoa.

A man throws his stick across the river. It doesn't say a stick, it says his stick. A man throws his stick across the river, and his dog goes to retrieve it on the opposite bank. The dog returned only a few minutes later. How is it possible that the dog returned dry? A man throws his stick across the river. The dog goes to retrieve it on the opposite bank.

The dog returned only a few moments later. How is it possible this dog return dry? Okay, so are we saying that the dog did not stop at a bar on the way back and get triggered up? He didn't fall off the wagon. Wow. Kudos to the dog five years. I assume.

He got his token. Is it canoe dog? The dog with a canoe? It's a half-tell made with canoe dog. It's really, really. It was canoe dog. I would have fucking said it's canoe dog. Legally, legally.

It's a classic bable of canoe dog. We all love Sunday paper morning cartoon. canoe dog. Old man puzzles, are we allowed to ask some questions to this? Because I feel like there's one burning question that would simplify this whole thing. I'll answer some yes or no. Is there a bridge involved in this?

No. Is the bank a bank where you get money? No. How can you read the exact text? I would like to ask some specific wording questions. A man throws his stick across the river, his dog goes through, and he retrieved it on the opposite bank.

The dog returned only a few moments later. How is it possible that the dog returned dry? The dog didn't have the stick. Nope. The dog got the stick. Well, then why doesn't it say it in the riddle? That's insane. JPC, you're getting your heart broken. Here's what I'll say. Based on all the goofs and gags we've had so far,

all the giggles and bits we've had, Justin is the closest with canoe dog. I can't believe he's the closest with canoe dog. This is a dumb riddle and I'm out. The specific wording of he threw his stick reminds me, I was driving in the car with a friend once and he was driving, there's a van full of people who a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Why would you point that out? Everyone has it on the table. Let's do this. While we're pondering this, just...

Pond! That's the answer. Are you giving us a clue? Oh, no, I ruined it. I pooch the deal. Justin, do you mind doing a little bit of role-playing? You pick the wrong podcast if you mind doing role-playing. He sighs like I sigh when I ever be saying anything.

Kindred spirits. Just do you do you mind if you do a little role play? They say we cannot move on until we get verbal consent to do that role play. Awesome. Justin let's have you be this man who's, you're gonna be a canoe dogs owner and you're training a JPC, you're gonna play canoe dog, you're training canoe dog to do what canoe dog means to do. So we take you to the great white North. No, see, you're hot to hold the paddle.

Huh? Dog, you've tested my patients for the last time. Yeah, I know you don't have thumbs. You've made it real clear over the past few months, dog. Listen, you pick up the paddle. Okay, you walls. I swear to God, I'm sorry. Richard, I'm here to go. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God.

Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God.

Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. Ray, I swear to God. my dog doesn't do anything. I heard word that your dog can talk.

Plank, plank, plank. Ow! Oh no, Richard. All right, quick. You keep quiet. You don't say a word about this. Help me roll the bodies in the canoe, Richard. I'm so sorry.

Shum, sink, play, play, play. Good, good, good, good, good. Was that you kicking back a thing at whiskey? And see. The funniest part of that is a dog named Richard. The perfect guy. Dogs with people, names. I love Justin that you shouted, my dog can talk.

And then in the moment there's interest, my dog can't do anything. Well, he threatened my life. No, that's, I did. You were right. No, you were right. OK, good's, I did. You were right. No, you were right. Okay, good. I knew there was an answer to the improv. I don't want to do it with that, right?

No, you know that. As with improv, there is a right and wrong answer. So any thoughts on what the answer to this, but? Is there, this is stupid, but all rils are stupid. Yes. Is there water in the river? Because otherwise, I mean, I know it would be a valley, probably otherwise, but there's water in the river, right?

There is water, but it's ice. It's ice. It's ice. Nice. He got me there. Nice. It's Canada. The river was frozen.

I like that they can't even just say the river was frozen. You actually hinted to that to the North. Yeah, exactly. I blew it several times. Oh, and the stick is a stick of dynamite because they're ice fishing. And the dog grabbed the lit dynamite and blew up. No.

Oh, no, okay. Very good riddle. And I get it now. Good boy Richard. Adela, I can't believe you passed up an opportunity to play a dog. I've done a thousand improv shows with you and I've never not seen you play a dog who could talk. My go-to character, Justin and improv, is like a asshole dog.

Who usually pulls out a cigarette and starts to smoke it. I love that. A lot of attitude sounds like. Oh, a title too. And also, I think last episode or a few episodes ago, we decided that our mascot for the podcast is going to be Ritty Kitty, who's a kitty who puts on human clothes and join the workforce. But I feel like Knew Dog is an equally good mascot.

Yeah, someone please draw Knew Dog. And if the Ritty Kitty episode hasn't come out, just a peek behind the curtain, the way that we select episodes is we take them all, we jump them up in our hands, we throw them up in the air, and then we all scramble for which one we post on it first. That's how I test out riddies. I throw them against the wall and they stick like spaghetti. They're good. Spaghetti and pussies. Here we go. This one's from Autumn. Autumn says, and this is going to be a bit of a longer one, so hold on. I hope it's a long autumn. You know what I'm saying?

Please don't. It's a bit of a hard summer for me personally. There is a green glass door. Only certain things can go through the door. Here's a list of things that can go through the green glass door. No. Oh.

I'm be telling this right now. Hold, if this is a rental that's going to require me to write something down, I'm all, I'm already out. Should we write this down? Is it going to be worth writing down? No, I think we can mentally catch it with our mental net here. Okay, well you think we can. Justin, your veto cannot go through the door. Like here's what can go through the door. Alama, a ball, feet, grass, a goose, Minnesota, root beer. grass, a goose, Minnesota, root beer.

Here's a list of things that cannot go through the door. A mouse, people, hand, dirt, duck, Texas, and soda. I think I know a puppy can go through, but not a dog. I think I know a kitten can go through, but not a cat. A poop can go through, but not a shit. Double letters, double letters, baby. Yeah. Double letters, double letters. Is it double letters?

Is it the New Justin Bieber? It is not what you expect. And a lot more sort of like, swells rock and inspired. Double letters. That's double letters, yeah. Is the answer double letters, Adam? It was. It didn't take as long as I thought it would.

Are you mad? Adels mad that we didn't struggle with that. No, I thought we just have fun with it, but we didn't. I also think that might just be his face. I have, no, so many people come up to me and are like, is everything okay? And I'm like, no, this is just how my face looks.

Cause my eyebrows are kind of like, furrowed. Yeah, but you told me you do pluck those to speak specifically, like that, correct? Yeah, I want to look like Christian Slater. And you had those eyebrow tattoos? People always think I'm sick. I remember once in high school, I went to the nurse to get band-aids for my class.

And the nurse was like, you lie down. You're going to fall over at any moment. You look like you're going to faint. I'm like, this is just my face. I just look like I have the flu all the time. I remember specifically walking in Chicago and a guy was walking near me and he apologized to me.

And I was like, oh, I must look very mean and angry. Jess, and I feel like you have one of the more jilvy-old faces of all time. Do people do random people just walk up to you? Because you always look so open and happy. Yeah, no. No, I mean, you really know. I'd love to lean? Uh, yeah, no. I mean, really, no, no. I'd love to lean in here, but probably not.

I mean, I'm just a guy on our earth. We're all here on our earth. People are, I think, just the usual amount of friendly to me. I would say, just like the regular amount. The people who are here are friendly, though. In my hometown here, I find it too much for Virginia. Everyone is so open and warm that it's just hugs. You know, you can't pass somebody without hugging them.

Does everyone know everybody in Huntington? It's a town of like 50,000 people. So not really, but it is the kind of place where we will say that. See if that is that it provides. Yeah, that makes it. But they don't actually mean it. That probably provides enough color. I I'm just asking the question

that was on the blue card, Justin, you sent it in. Like, you, clearly you wanted me to ask you. You gave us the pre-approved question. You like the asshole. I feel like whenever I go to visit my mom who lives in central Illinois, she lives in Qaniel, Illinois, which is like 14,000 people, she'll be like, what's new in Chicago?

And I'm like, not much. And then I'm like, what's new in Qaniel? And she's like, well, the Tanzillas had a break in. And then they found that the Srirantes boy was the, and she'll go through every single family in town and like tell me their business. The sad thing is, like, Huntington may very well be like that. Maybe when I was younger or perhaps for my parents,

I work on the internet and nobody here knows what I do or understands it really. So like other people may be like that. I'm like, people on the internet and nobody here knows what I do or understands it really. So like other people may be like that. I'm like, people on the outside, I'm like, do you have anything about Justin MacRue? I don't know. He disappeared like. I said, never knew where it comes out. I mean, some sort of.

Oh, that. Justin MacRue. He been on like a missing. He's been on the missing person, Vola Kevore, in the police station. This is from, I'm going to say this incorrectly, and I do apologize from Louie Hussin. Louie Hussin writes, and I feel like this is a good one. This is our first non-heartbreaker, I'll say. OK, cool.

This says, a boy is given two medals that once belonged to his veteran grandfather. One medal is a medal of honor given for his service and bravery in World War I. The other is a medal of honor given for his service and bravery in World War II. The boy later goes to a pawn shop to see how much the medals would be worth. The man at the shop tells the fuck. You know, you get an heirloom, you're an asshole kid. You're always slipping heirlooms. The man at the shop tells the boy that even without an expert present, he can tell that shop tells the boy that even without an expert

present, he can tell that one of the medals is a fake, which medal is a fake and why? Okay, so there's a medal from World War I and a medal. It's for service and bravery and World War I and the other one is for service and bravery in World War II. Oh, and which war were people less braven? Well, there was no bravery in World War II historically a war for which war were people less braven? Well, there was no bravery in World War II, historically a war for cowards. Justin, you have it?

Yeah, I have it, but do, is there any other jokes that should you joke with? I don't have it, do you have it? I do not, I do not have it. So we should take some time to make sure we get all the good jokes out there. Yeah, just like, I'll just put it in my like, little card here, like, definitely know it right now.

Stop the timer, I'm not gonna sit on it for a few more jokes. So Justin does get the point for this one. Just trust on this. He says grandfather? It says grandfather, yeah. Okay, Aaron, so let's think about this historically. We're both students of history. World War I, that was around.

Reds and trenches. Rats and trenches. Rats and trenches. Stopping the fighting for one night to sing Silent Night. I think it was both wars. I think they did that in World War II as well. I don't think so. I think they stopped to celebrate Christmas. They stopped to just sing Silent Night. Yeah. It was mid-March.

Aaron can we do a quick... Not the season, the March. They were marching. They stopped. Aaron, can you do a quick rundown of all the wars, you know? Sure. The one where Abigail Adams watched from a hill. And list them all as if they're friends episodes. The one with. The one with Abigail Adams watching from a hill.

The one where- That's the first war. The cousins were fighting cousins and brothers were fighting brothers uh... the war now the one the one that was in eighteen twelve uh... the one with the trenches in the rats and silent night uh... the one uh... where we won and then that guy kissed that girl in New York city on the last day

yeah Hitler his favorite problem to do you know that it's a blue birthday and then the one where all the hippies were pissed and then then they get sadder because they're closer. Yeah, like Captain America versus Tony Stark. Yeah. It's like why are they fighting their best friends? The Iraq one, the other Iraq one. And the one with Alan Alda. And the one with Alan Alda. And World War Z. Yes, that's all the war. And the World War II ended. Everybody looked at each other like, well,

that was the last fun one. Yeah. They're all going to be real bummers after this. But we all had a hell of a good time out here today. Didn't we folks? We had a blast and our sons are going to die in the middle of Vietnam. I don't know.

I think everyone was secretly wishing that the Nazis would come back one more time and hey we might get our wish right guys. We'll follow the old man. Okay so let's see a quick role play. Let's see let's have who does the best German accent here. Oh lord. I cannot. You must do the best German accent here.. No one would say it if you didn't have it Um, so Justin and I are gonna be German soldiers in World War two And then JPC and Aaron are gonna be The allied forces are gonna be Americans and this is where we we're gonna take a break, a brief pause to celebrate Christmas.

A break. So this is the negotiations to cease war, cease fire, to celebrate. Gotcha. Okay, I can start. And anyway, they let me into the army, even though I'm from America. I want to fight for you guys.

That's as periancy, can you? Yeah, it was, you know, I'm kind of a Maverick. I guess you could say. I guess we'll call you a Maverick. You know, the other day a Maverick, people are, you know, I'm kind of a maverick. I guess you could say. I guess we'll recall you of Maverick. You know, the other day of Maverick, people were saying you do the best German impression. Bump set. I'm bump setting you for us. It's part of me, Sergeant Keif.

I just wanted to thank you for letting me a German traitor into the American army. It's very kind of you to do such a thing and I do hate my home country of the Nets themselves. Well, we such a thing and I do hate my home country a lot of the nuts themselves. Well, we lost one American and I for a die. I guess the exchange program has always been a very good point of pride in Germany. Wait a minute, what day is today?

Fight Christmas day? Wait, little boy! What day is today? I'm not boy, it's Christmas Eve! Oh, never mind, it's Christmas Eve! Oh, Christmas Eve! Oh, good! Oh, good! Oh, good! Well, that's what all I mean,

no point should have gone against it. I've killed your little boy servant. Fade, cross? Eek, no. Eek, no. So it's class? I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not

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Oh, no! You shot my friend Dine time! Also, I knew you weren't German because when you held up the Okai sign... And see! Oh, ok, so I think I have the answer. The answer has to do with metal. All of the metal was boiled down in World War I to make tanks and bombs. You make tanks and bombs.

So it was all plastic back then. So a metal metal would be a dead giveaway. I don't have the answer. That's where we get the phrase worth it salt. They wouldn't have known that it was the first World War after they fought it. Oh, it was a great war. That's exactly a body of proof. I knew that. Yep. During World War I, they did not call it World War I. And I took AP European history and did okay. And yet I actually only got that because I once did an Encyclopedia Brown mystery where the first Battle of Bull Run was inscribed on a saber

that Encyclopedia Brown figured out was a fake because they wouldn't know and it was the first Battle of Bull Run. First Battle of Bull Run. Wow, that's good. And I didn't get it because I'm an idiot and I don't know the answer to most of these riddles. Just so everyone's clear with you. I just don't want it to seem like I figured it out.

I mean, I've encountered this puzzle's brother before and I, and I, so we give the point on this one to Encyclopedia Brown. Right. Donald J. Lowell. No. This one is from David McGuff. I feel like this one's pretty good. The crime book?

The McGuff, take a bite out of Puzzles. A man and his wife raced through the streets. This is, it doesn't say, but it's in a car. A man and his wife raced through the streets in a car. They stopped and the husband got out of the car when he returned, his wife was dead and there was a stranger in the car. All the windows were rolled up, the doors were locked,

it was not a convertible and there was blood everywhere. What happened? Oh my God. A man and his wife are racing in cars, separate cars. No, they're in one car. The man and his wife race through the streets in a car. They stopped and the husband got out of the car

when he returned his wife was dead and there was a stranger in the car. The doors were locked, the windows were rolled up, it was not a convertible. There was blood present. What happened? I think I know the answer, but I have to ask a question that I think I know the answer, but I have to ask a question,

but I think I know the answer too. He's the wife of a dog. No. The wife of a dad, though? I have no clue. I have no clue. The wife? I very much enjoy on this program, how frequently,

and it's pretty much every riddle, I don't read the riddle, and then almost immediately repeat the riddle, as if to acknowledge that everybody's brain is like, I'm not listening. I'll be back when he's done. I feel like every riddle has these one key word in there that you really have to go back and pay attention to. Justin, if you were in studio,

you could see that every time I talk, JPC and Aaron's their eyes glaze over like great white sharks. And then I don't stop moving. And then I don't stop moving. And then they don't stop moving. A little thought bubble of a mouse drinking horchata comes. Like that, that he did he did. A couple of things I would like to say.

I think I know the answer. But also, so many riddles have women dying in them. Oh, yeah. It's like a quick reminder that a lot of people have written riddles with women dying. But also, did you have a baby? No. Also, let me see.

Did I say who wrote this one? It's David McGuff. I met him in Chicago. He came to a show. I think a world-new show maybe, or Devil's Daughter Show. Oh, there you go. Um, Justin, any thoughts? Any, any, inkling?

I, I feel like Aaron got it. Do you, but how do baby? That's right. Yeah, he's racing. Do she die though? Racing to the hospital. The wife was about to have a baby. The husband and wife dropped to the hospital. The husband left to get a wheelchair, but the baby was born in the meantime. But she the wife died. Yeah, I guess we could still do that pussying the wife and the wife lived. Yeah. Yeah. You know know, people die.

Yeah, for sure, like, we argument. We tackle, we tackle. Okay, so Aaron is very right. It shouldn't always be women that die. We should be killing an equal number of men on this podcast. And the older and wider they are, the better. But I do think that death is not something that we will run away from. We will tackle the hard topics on a riddle, riddle.

I don't like to think about it. That's true. I feel like the only reason the wife is dead is so your answer can't be. I don't know, just ask her. Like, right, this is serious because all the clues have been extinguished. So we could still find a way around it by saying the husband and wife were in a huge fight. Yeah, but if it's a husband and wife,

they're gonna be in a huge fight. Yeah, I mean, I remember what it was like in my house in the relationship. Well, let's go ahead and take a quick break and we'll be right back with more putties and riddies. Rock, tape, beat, or hit and riddies. Hey, GPC. Uh, uh, yeah? You're not in trouble. I just need help. I'm, um, pranking Atal.

And I'm setting up a whole website to prank him. Okay. Um, can I just need some advice? This podcast is sponsored by Squarespace. I'm not mad at you. We're pranking app. Squarespace is the only one website platform for entrepreneurs to stay in doubt and to see it online. Whether you're just starting out

or managing a growing brand, Squarespace makes it easy to create a beautiful website engaged with your audience. And so let me think for products to cut into time all in one place, all on your terms. Hey, Addle, come here, come here, come here. Hey, what's going on? I actually, I wanna prank JPC

and I wanna set up a whole website to prank him. Do you have anything that like, is there like an online store that could set up on my website to sell products? Did you know that with Squarespace you can have custom merch. You can easily sell custom merch and create passive income stream that engages your audience and scales your brand, design your products and production and inventory and shipping are handled for you saving you time and money. What is happening? Okay. Wait, what's going on with that all? Oh, nothing, nothing.

I'm just setting up a very normal Squarespace website, not a prank thing. No, he's gonna tune you. And I'm gonna use analytics, use insights to grow my business, and learn where my site visits and sales are coming from. That's pretty cool. I'm gonna improve my website and build marketing strategy based on top keywords, our popular products and content on my prank website, the prank site. Whoa, that's awesome, Aaron.

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in the middle of the woods here. I am sort of at an impasse. I can't decide whether or not to go this way or this here. I am sort of at an impasse. I can't decide whether or not to go this way or this way. I'm having a hard time choosing a path. You know, there never truly is a middle of the woods. Isn't it funny to think about something like that? There never truly is a middle of the woods.

No, this is the middle. Okay, this is it. Addle, can you help? Yeah, actually. So as per Robert Frost, I don't know if you know his poems. He has a poem called Better Help. I believe this is written in the 1800s, but it still stands true today more than ever.

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A more her name is Michelle R. Oh, I'm so sorry. There's no space between the E and the other. Her name is Michelle R. The most beautiful word in English, language, Michelle R. Dore. The only way to make that singular is to add an S, but if you add two, it makes it plural. We're done here.

A man is writing a letter. The power goes out, and then he dies. Why did he die? He was writing a prayer to God and God didn't hear him. You're oh you're so close on that weirdly so close. Could you read it again? I was thinking about that mouth's drinking. Of course. I love horchata. It is the best drink. Someone draw that too. That's Justin Bieber's new single. Horshada. A man is writing a letter. The power goes out and then he dies. Why did he die? The letter that he was writing was the final R in the word murder. word murder. No, but you're not. You're not. Just in do you know? Yes, I know this one. I've heard it many times. He was writing a letter to the power company to request they turn his power,

but they not shut his power off. Do you power company? I hope you'll later find you. I implore you. Too cool with me, consort. To answer your obvious question, no. I still have not paid my outstanding balance. But I want to appeal to your humanity power company. Yes, again, I realize it's been several years. The man was Dr. Frankenstein. The letter he was writing was to his monster. Yes. I don't have an ending for this.

Just keep talking to him. I usually do. Aaron, do you have an inkling to this? No. You can ask me some. I make an idea. Some yesterday questions, if you like. Um, is the recipient, is the person who is writing the letter to important?

No. Really? No. Okay. Is the activity important? In fact, too important? No. Really? No. Okay. Is the activity important? In fact, he was writing the letter in the first place. He, it's not important.

He was writing a letter. It's how he's writing it. That's important. He was writing a letter. The power went out and then came back on and he died? No. Once the power goes out, it's out. He wasn't writing like a traditional piece of paper.

No. Okay. Was he writing with a piece piece paper. No. Okay. Was he writing with a piece of a typewriter, a piece of technology? Uh, he's writing with a piece of technology, but not a typewriter or computer. Is he writing with a pen? And the power goes out and he keeps writing, and he doesn't know that the paper has stopped. And he's writing on his leg, and he gives himself ink poison in any dice. That's what it is.

So that's how most of these teens are dying nowadays is from the ink poisoning. So he's half an on a jewel. It's like it's like it's not crazy on a wise writing's letter, right? This kid smoke at a big tide pod. He's eating some pad tie pod. Okay, so is he underwater?

No, is he in space? Close. So he's in the, what's the layer between Earth and space? I feel like is he in space as Close. So he's in the... What's the layer between Earth and Space? I feel like is he in space as well as the reclarefied? Yeah. I'm just like, I'm like, a new dog. Is he on the moon?

No. Too far off. Too far off. Too far up. Is he in the clouds? Yes. Jimmy Lenebus. Stratio Lenebus.

Airplane. Yeah. He's Skywriting. He's Skywriting. Yes. And the power goes out. He's skywriting. He's skywriting. Yes. And the power goes out. He's in the plane. The power goes out. And he crashes.

He was writing a letter in the sky. And it doesn't matter that he was asking Susie to marry him. No, that does not matter. That's over the top. She would have said no. Because she was a hard-known. She's kissing some Navy guy in Times Square. Public proposals like that are humiliating.

Is that true? Public proposals? One, skywriting is never a good idea for a proposal. I'm hurting someone's feelings by saying this. Do what you're going to do. Peace Pacific to your partner. If that's the case, then Aaron, I have a question. Oh, no, no, no.

Let's do this. Get this marching band out of here. This is one that I feel at least 50 without hyperbole I think 50 people sent in so let's go ahead and do this one since we've never done it But this might be one that one of the three of you probably have heard should we go ahead and give credit to all 50 people that Yeah, who's the person that you're gonna give credit to well I'm gonna pass it the list Aaron. Here's your list of your names. Here's mine So the person who that I'm using there email. know, this is Darby Fackler, which sounds

made up, but it's true. And Krenshaw McGibbons. I got Hunk, Ghibli. Chance Laquois. Smith Peppers. Mine just says JPC over here. JPC, why did you submit this riddle? Will you marry me?

No, okay. Fine, cool. Got one here, torrential. Better that way. This is JPC over here. JPC, why did you submit this riddle? Will you marry me? No! Okay, fine, cool. Got one here, torrential. Better that way. That's what I was. That was... Spandime? Okay, this is what it's a podcast microphone?

Coffee table, a water cup. A wallet, tea, a spinning chair, water cooler. My name. My name. Your name. Thank you, everyone. Thank you everyone who submitted this riddle. Please never submitted it again. A man lives on the 66th floor of an apartment building.

When he goes to work on sunny days, he takes the elevator all the way to the ground floor. When he comes home, he writes the elevator to the 36th floor, then takes the stairs to the rest of the way up to his apartment. But on rainy days, he writes the elevator all the way down when he leaves for work, and all the way up to the 66th floor when he comes home. Why can he write the elevator all the way up on rainy days, but not on sunny days? He's a fish. He's a fish. He's a fish.

The main's a fish. What's to be done? No, Michael Pailin, I'm so sorry to say that's wrong. And thank you for popping in for one line. He's a mermaid. He's a mermaid. Yeah. Yes.

I know the answer so I'm gonna keep doing bullshit. Actually don't know it. I've never heard this. Justin, you heard this one? I don't wanna say yes because that's like puts Aaron into the least fun podcasting situation in recorded history. Well, that always happens to me. Justin, that's not true. Arnie currently holds that belt, so it'll be pretty hard for you to take it from Arnie.

Yeah, I yeah Well, I'm alone here and I'm gonna figure it out. Oh here. I'm gonna give you a hint on rainy days He has an umbrella with him. That's not a hint. That's the whole real real What's just this says it's a hit If your friends told you jump it off a bridge as a hint Wait, real quick. Oh, I know. Wait, real quick. Here's the thing, I know answers, right?

Here's the answer. Let me say it because I figured it out. OK. I got it a little bit without your hint. So he's a short and he can't reach the number. Real quick. Did you say he's a short? He's one of those short people.

And he can't reach the number 66 without a long umbrella. But he's stupid, he should just bring his umbrella every day. Yeah, bring him umbrella every day. If that's the solution to walk up like 30 flights of stairs, just carry the umbrella. So the answer is he's a short. He can reach the ground level button when he leaves for work, but can only reach the 36th floor button when returning. When it rains, he can use an umbrella to hit the 66 floor.

I'm so confused. His building doesn't have an elevator operator? What kind of building is he living in? He's a port. He's not a poor in a short. A port in a short? I was worried because I felt like we were poking fun at him for being short.

I was about to put in a PSA that we weren't doing that, but now that I know he's poor, I feel like the Israeli open up. We open up on this game. We open up on this game. On this game. On this game. On this game.

On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game.

On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. On this game. at this apartment complex. Perfect. Can he play a human that works at the front desk or do we have to make Justin play a front desk? Skydave is Desco. Justin will be the front desk. JPC, you'll be the person working the front desk. He's a man.

And then Aaron, you'll be a kid, trying to pose as someone who lives there. But you live on it in 69th floor. Excellent. Oh, 69th floor, very cool. Just for fun. Okay. My name is Desco, 7000.

How would you like to interact with your residents today? Desco, I already told you I'm not leaving my wife for you. Please think about it. I have so many boards. I have thought about it, and I love your boards, but it just up out of me. Excuse me, I have a gentleman. I certainly work at a bank, and I fired a lot of good men today. Here we go. I have a mustache and a trench coat off to my 69th floor. I go where I have a wife and a kid who I don't know how to connect to.

Oh, excellent. Excellent. Excellent. We consider you right up to the 69th floor. I just need your thumbprint for Desco to open the access port. Uh-oh. Oh, I don't have a thumb today. What a strange coincidence. Do me a favor, kind sir. Press the button for me in the elevator. I am a short, but I don't have a thumb today. What a strange coincidence. Do me a favor, kind sir.

Press the button for me in the elevator. I am a short, but I am a gentleman. Desco, are we allowed to use my thumbprint to give a guest access to their home? Well, I'm sensing a lot of sexual tension between the two of you. Why interrupting something? I didn't realize it was lost that off, yes. Please, prevent the thumb. OK, here's my thumb, and my thumb here, Desco. And my thumb. I'm too young to be watching this.

Yes, the thumb's touching. Yes. OK, you get the hell out of here, kid. See in the scene out of your kid. Seeing the Z-Soon. Door bot loss. Seeing, or we could time dash 10 years in the future when Desco, 7000, the guy have a kid. Did you guys see the Robocop reboot?

He's the son of a Desk and a Kid. It's very boring. He's very boring. It's boring. They have to be partners in solve crimes. All right, Desk and a Kid get into my office. Let's do one more. Does that sound good? Sure.

Yeah, and we'll make this one. This is funny. Good. Interesting. This is a heartbreaker. We got to end on a heartbreaker. Yeah. Call this Puzzle Shawn Michaels,

because it's gonna break your heart. A man is found dead at the bottom of a mesa in the middle of a vast desert. He is completely nude, and there are no footprints or tire tracks going to or from the body. He is clutching a straw in his hands. What happened?

What's a mesa? Is it just a... What's a Mesa? Is it just a... What's a Mesa U? Mesa is like a jar. It's like you're a Mesa egg. You know Jackie Mesa. Great comedian. He's found dead at the bottom of a Mesa?

He's found dead at the bottom of a Mesa in the middle of a vast desert. He's completely nude, no footprints or tire tracks going to or from, and he's clutching a straw in his hands. Did he fall from the sky? He did. Oh. Here's some hints. He died from falling.

And I guess that's hint singular. Making about the straw. A mesa is an isolated, flat-topped hill with steep sides. Here's another hint. And what's a straw? He jumped willingly. Did he jump from the top of one of the cliffs? Nope.

So he jumped out of a plane. Nope. Justin, do you know this? No, I'm sorry. I'm going to say that. He's naked and he has a straw on his hand. Let me tell you something. No.

There's no way to extrapolate or glean this from the information. Okay, okay. So this is a bullshade riddle. So he's naked with a strong as hand. So he was potentially doing some mescaline since he's out in the middle of the desert. And he's got a straw. Keep in mind that some purchase. It's 18 months from now when straws are our most precious resource. He is someone on the plane fighting for his straw. The last one in existence, refusing to give it up. He leaps from the plane. No, wait, he takes all his clothes. So wait, Justin, literally this is the last straw.

Oh, it is an extra straw. Where straws are money. One cop, a desk, and a little boy. It is a master. It is a master. Where straws are money. One cop, a desk, and a little boy. Put it in my port. He jumped willingly. He jumped willingly. Here's another. I said the other one.

He died from falling. Okay. Is the straw that he's clutching? Is it a drinking straw or is it like a straw like hay? It's neither. It's a euphemism for his penis. Got it. We've all been there. No, it's neither, it's a euphemism for his penis. Got it. We've all been there.

No, it's like, it doesn't matter. It's a, we'll say it's a straw like a, like a, drinking straw. Drinking straw. And it doesn't matter? It doesn't matter. Okay, okay. I mean, it matters, but it doesn't,

what type it doesn't matter. The length matters, so I'll say that. The length of this straw matters. So he drew the short straw, okay. But it's not, he didn't come from a plane. No, but that's pretty much it. A hot air balloon? Yeah.

I think I've, I think I might maybe have heard this one before somewhere. Buckle and fuckos. Here's the answer. Why is everyone naked in a hot air balloon? The man was, I believe the phrase is fuckle and buckos. Fuckos. Fuckos.

The man was with others in a hot air balloon crossing the desert. The balloon began to lose air and sink, so they threw everything overboard, including their clothes to lighten the load. That wasn't enough, and they realized they would have to draw straws to decide who would sacrifice themselves and jump out, saving the rest. Okay. So that means they're heroes. I want to see a scene. She's also a short. I want to see a scene, Adel, Aaron and Justin, you're all in a hot air balloon. You're at the end of this. You've already dumped all of your clothes, so you're all completely naked, and you're trying to figure out how you can save your life so you don't crash in the desert.

We're in quite a. Oh, please. Eleanor, please put it up. I feel like 3's a lot. 3's company? Hahaha. Oh. Yes. And what if it called me crazy?

No. One of us got the hell out of doubt. I love it. I love it. Daniel. Well, I think I could live with that. Literally. Because can I ask you something, Gregory? Indeed.

I don't mean to be insensitive, but certain people talk and I've heard rumor that your father is a desco-7000. Therefore, you're clearly the heaviest and you need to go. Let's go around and say, I know you're a woman, but can I ask what you weigh? Well, I'm six foot tall and I wear a sassy shoe. I want the awkward enough I'm going to jump.

This is actually cotton weird enough I'm just going to jump. This is something I'm going to jump in. Thanks. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Oh, we took the craziest straw. Why would he hold on to the fucking straw? What? What part of my triumphant? This is my last one on the earth. I better hold on to this dumb straw. What a humiliating way to be found.

We're not going to throw out the ice coffees. They're all empty. It's actually no way and it's worse for the environment. Here's what I love is that they threw out their clothes, but they didn't throw out the straws that they eventually used to. Yeah. And I'm sorry. Again, is this how hot air balloons work? I never really think of like,

it seems like they would just kind of like, like the worst case scenario you would gradually sort of like, drift to the ground. Well, so I guess they're in the middle of the desert and they don't want to be stranded in the desert, but also hot air balloons are not for transit, like you're not usually get to like get to a place. That's how I got to school every day.

Must be nice when you're there. I got teeth. So Aaron, you lived in a dream growing up, right? I lived in a dream. And my teeth fell out every day, but my leg got water. Here's the thing though, how do you not, before you have a person jump out, how do you not all hang off the side and take huge crabs? And why wasn't that part of the riddle?

I can be rid, the riddle, the riddle should read. He's alone in the desert. No tire tracks or anything. There's a big pile of clothes, a big pile of creps. Here's what I'll say. I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't do that. One of the people we're watching. We don't turn around.

We don't turn around. Okay. But I feel like I get it. I'd rather someone die than have a gradual 10 hour descent. No, that's not what they're riddles. The riddles they'd land in the desert and I'll die of starvation. But if they keep going, they can get to a place. Maybe.

And hot able insert the fastest way to travel. Is this based on a true story? Yes. Cool. Yeah, this is based on the Titanic. Yeah. Justin, thank you so much for being on the show It's a genuine pleasure. You got a great show here. Thank you so much

We're big big fans of all you do so thank you for taking the time means a lot to us anything that you want to Put out there into the ether. I still just want to circle back to bit.ly forward slash the solbund's book You could pre-order it or if this has come out after October 9th, just buy it. It's a good book and it was hard to write because I have a lot of kids. I most likely will come out after October 9th. So please go just buy it by the book. Buy a bunch of copies.

Buy the bunch of copies. JPC anything to plug? Yeah, I think we're in October now so you can listen to the campaign podcast. We just wrapped our Star can listen to the campaign podcast We just wrapped our Star Wars saga of the campaign podcast and we are on our new saga So please give that a listen if you like actual play podcasts, which if you're listening to this you might like actual play podcasts Aaron Follow me at Aaron keep to on Twitter and I'll plug all my shows there

I don't forget when you say follow me you have to say like Uncle Cracker does. And you still don't know this on correct? No, I don't know. It's the last time you check. You can email us at HRRpodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter at HeyRiddleRiddle and Instagram at HeyRiddle. We also have Facebook group. And for me, Adel, you can check out my other podcast, Love on the Magic Tiber.

And check it out. Have a good time. And Aaron, what's your favorite, J-word? You can check out my other podcast a little from the magic tavern check it out have a good time and Aaron what's your favorite j-word? Jupiter it is awesome That was a headgun podcast.