Hey Riddle Riddle - Bonus: Hey Riddle Riddle Live from Boston 10.3.24
Episode Date: May 15, 2025In preparation for our 10 live shows in 2025, we are releasing the audio from last year's live show from Arts at the Armory. Get your tickets now to our Across the Riddleverse Tour!See Privac...y Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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Hey, Ritual Ritual!
What the heck? How did this episode get here?
Huh? What? Who? Huh?
Aaron, you bonked your head so hard.
You saw that, right? That looked really bad, right?
Yeah, but also, this was your idea.
You said, hey, why don't we release one of our live shows from last year on the main feed
to promote the tour
that we're doing in 2025.
Aaron, this was your idea.
Hummin-a-huh?
Aaron, you keep bonking your head so hard
and then waking up pretending to be wildly confused
and thinking that you're in a different time period.
Yeah.
What is this magic box?
That's a TV.
You're looking at a TV.
She's looking at a TV.
Yummity, whoa, wow.
Yummity.
Well, Erin, since you seem to forget,
your idea was that we had a lot of fun
at our East Coast tour last year,
so we're gonna take some of those episodes
that we never released before now,
and we're gonna release one on the main feed.
Everyone's gonna have access to it,
and that might make people wanna come and see us live,
and then they can go to heyridoverto.com slash live.
And the link will be in the description of this episode.
Buy tickets, if they're still available,
because they're selling fast to our tour this year.
That was the premise.
So get them while they're still available.
Right.
But how many...
What the heck?
Sorry, folks.
I've been sitting over there.
I have to say something.
Of course, my name is Dr. McIntyre.
I'm Aaron's doctor.
Hmm.
Aaron, I've...
I mean, whoa.
Obviously, you called me over and I've been looking at you and giving you some tests.
If you bonk your head one more time, I'm afraid that you will never be able to solve riddles
again.
So, please know.
Sure, I don't remember ever meeting you before, bonks head on purpose against the wall.
No more riddles, peace in my brain.
I finally have some peace in my brain.
Sorry, I said you won't be able to solve riddles.
Not that you won't be able to hear riddles.
Oh my god.
Some brain matter's coming out of my nose.
Opens umbrella, floats out chimney.
He was a nanny the whole time.
Anyways, this is a live episode of one of our shows.
Come see us live.
He looked like the Lorax though, am I wrong?
He did.
I wanted to say something.
Big Wilford Brimley mustache.
Also, Aaron, can I just say,
having a flying magical umbrella is not,
does not a nanny make?
That is an outlier for a nanny.
Yes it does. No, no, no. Oh yeah, my nanny make? That is an outlier for a nanny. Yes it does.
No, no, no.
Oh yeah, my nanny has a flying magical umbrella.
Yours doesn't?
I have a, I got a parasol this weekend at the Ren Fair
because it was so hot and it kept almost blowing away
and I'm like, if I blow away, let me go.
It means I gotta go nanny some kids
and teach them a lesson.
Erinn's got parasol on the parasoling, parasailing, parasolailing.
Parasoling.
Come see us live.
Bye.
Better call parasol.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
My name is Arnie Parrott.
And Aaron Keefe has brought me from my beautiful home in Chicago to play for you a song you may know.
Where it began I can't begin to know when But when I heard it's going strong Was in the spring, then spring became the summer.
Who could have known you'd come along?
Hands. hands
touching hands
reaching out
touching me touching you
Sweet Caroline
Sweet Caroline, good times never seem so good. I've been inclined to believe they never would, but now I
Thank you so much for coming to the first ever Hey Riddle Riddle Live show in Boston, Massachusetts.
Every inch of this show you will see this evening is handcrafted by none other than Boston's own Aaron Keith.
Aaron Keith. Including the songs that I am singing, the clothes that we are wearing, and the various and sundry Boston related bits she has demanded we
do.
A good time's never seemed so good. And I've been inclined to believe there never would.
But now I have just one question.
Are you guys fucking ready for a show?
I'm sorry, I'm gonna do something I saw at a Patriots game.
I'm gonna put my hands to my ears and I'm gonna ask the same question.
Are you guys ready for a show?
Well, then let's fucking go. I've been with the night secret And I'm still driving I'm still driving
I'm going to be walking with the rhythm Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
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On behalf of JPC and I, we love the New York Yankees.
We love catcher Ben Rice.
We love left field Alex Verdugo.
We love center field Jizz Chasholm. Jazz Chisholm. Freudian Jizz. We love Aaron Judge.
Hey these guys have worked hard to become professional athletes They might not deserve your respect
But they don't deserve your booze. Oh wait. There's a letter that says
Adel plus JPC
Also, does your does your hat have a sticker with your age on it?
Mine does
Okay, let's see I don't know what the fuck mine means. What the fuck is
New Jersey? Doesn't make any sense. All right, it's a letter from Aaron. It says,
Dear Addle, JPC, and the great people of Boston. You know, we're not in Boston.
Everybody's saying Boston. This is not Boston.
This is Somerville? This is Somerville.
Somerville.
Who's here from Cambridge?
Anybody here from Hingham?
Who went to Harvard?
Honestly, the people who did are so smart they knew not to clap. Yeah
A big boston college crowd here. Okay, there's nothing wrong with that
Uh, hey, how are you? That's good. I'm'm sorry I couldn't make it to the show. What the fuck? I would have absolutely loved to watch the people of Boston against
Somerville kill you with their fists for wearing Yankees gear. Oh, that's what
this is. Pretty insane that I did that, huh? You could have died. I put my
friends in some real danger.
Fundamental misunderstanding of our crowd.
Who comes to see these shows?
Any whootle?
Sports fans, violent people.
The Venn diagram of our fans, and that's a null sense.
Any whootle, it would have been a dream
to attend our first ever Boston live show,
but I flew back here and got a little distracted.
I remember that mom ride at Jordan's Furniture existed.
Okay, and I had to go check to see if it was still open.
Who remembers Jordan's Furniture?
Is Jordan here?
On Mother's Day of 1992, the Motion Odyssey movie,
aka Mom, opened at Jordan's Furniture after five years
of planning and a $2.5 million investment. It's a theme ride originally produced by George
Lucas. Does anyone remember this? It was like 4DX before 4DX existed, and it happened at
a furniture store? Why did a furniture store do this? I'm reading her letter.
I know how much you guys love 40X movies,
so I had to go and see.
Oh, because we didn't get invited to it?
A phone call, a text.
Turns out it stopped in 2018 or whatever.
But does anyone else remember Barry and Elliot
from the Jordans furniture ads?
Are Barry and Elliot here?
It says they're deceased.
Oh, and don't mention that.
Okay. Are people here too young to remember both the brothers?
One left the company in 2006 or something to produce Broadway shows?
Is this common knowledge?
No, I guess it's not.
I thought they had some big falling out.
I hope they're OK and still get along.
What am I reading?
Also, I just remembered Bernie and Phil's.
Is that like Ben and Jerry's, but Boston?
They had the better theme song.
I'm too scared to Google if they are still alive.
Wait, let's Google it.
Yeah, Bernie and Phil's.
Quality, comfort, and price.
That.
OK.
It didn't say that they would finish, but they did.
You would not believe how Phil's is spelled.
Bernie right on the nose.
Phil's, anyway, enjoy your time in Boston.
Love always, Aaron.
She's not really, is she not? She's passing out Dunkin' Donuts?
Is she wearing fucking sunglasses?
It's nighttime.
We're indoors.
Whoa, dropkick Murphy's place?
No, don't give donuts to the balcony people. Oh my god.
She went up into the balcony.
Wow.
All right, I guess.
Wow, that guy really wanted a donut.
He reached over people to get a donut. How many donuts does she have?
This is like Jesus and his fish. A dozen donuts fed 400 people. Don't fall Aaron, do not fall.
Aaron it's not worth it.
Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump. Jump! Jump! Jump! She's shaking hands with some older members of the audience. She had a whole song to get on stage.
There's another song?
How many songs do we have to...
Oh, my God.
["Doughnuts"]
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Seriously. We're getting spit it out. I'm fucking home! the
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Just a heads up, I did Google
Oh, God.
Bernie and Phil dead.
And it's this sad.
I'm not going to read it aloud.
It is legit the saddest thing.
Yeah, it's pretty sad.
I've ever seen.
If you've ever seen the
if you've ever seen the documentary Dear Zachary,
this is sadder than Dear Zachary.
You have to read it.
No!
No!
I'll read it.
No!
This is truly the saddest thing I've ever seen.
You're right. We'll save it as a little treat.
No!
Okay, anyways, welcome to Hey Riddle Riddle! That was the best 10 minutes of my life.
I tried to find the row that's my family.
Usually in high school, when I was doing, like, a musical or whatever,
I would find the row.
You did that in high school as well?
Yeah, I did.
In Sweeney Todd, I just came out and did that for 10 minutes. Da-da- da da da da da da da da da da da da da Fleet Street!
But the way I find my family is I look for the row of glasses
because they all have terrible eyesight.
Oh!
It's like, oh, my family's here.
Thanks, guys, for coming.
My whole family is here.
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
And my Aunt Barbara came on her birthday.
So happy birthday to my Aunt Barbara.
Wow.
Happy birthday, Aunt Barbara birthday to my aunt Barbara. Wow, happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday dear Barbara.
Happy birthday to you.
And as a treat, as maybe a special little treat, let's have Aunt Barbara read that article.
No.
No.
No.
What was I going to say?
Oh, I'm so happy to be here.
This is sort of a dream come true.
I've been talking about this for six years and the fact that anybody showed up means
so much to me.
So thank you for being here. I do feel really bad that I made you guys wear
what you're wearing, so I decided I'm going to let you earn some Red Sox clothes by answering
riddles correctly. Wow, normally I don't like to make more waste, but I'd gladly throw away two
t-shirts tonight. All right, this is one of the worst riddle books I've ever read, so these are impossible
to get.
Damn, you're just getting into it.
Yeah.
Oh, should we talk about...
This is both the most you and the least you I've ever seen you.
I know.
Well, do you want to talk about bullshit for a little bit?
We should talk...
Well, not bullshit, we should talk about Boston.
Okay, let's talk about Boston.
What do you want to talk about?
Are you having fun?
Are you doing Mark Wahlberg? What are you talking about? How's your mother? What do you want to talk about?
You got in today. You got in last night. I got in yesterday morning but I slept 13 hours. Yeah. We thought
you were dead. I woke up to texts from my sister, my wife, and Erin all thinking I was dead. Yeah.
my wife and Erin all thinking I was dead. Yep.
And I know to give you 24 hours to respond,
because I don't know which 10 hour period
is a sleep time for you.
I ran over a witch's child.
Yep.
And since then.
Classic Boston.
Yeah.
We, I forgot to ask this,
who has never heard of our show before
and never heard an episode?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
A couple people from my family,
a couple significant others.
BRIAN and SAM and MATT and SAM and MATT and SAM and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and MATT and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and MATT and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and
BRIAN and MATT and SAM and BRIAN and
and I went to Harvard too, should I say now?
Oh, I heard that. That was very funny. Not to throw my dad under the bus, but my dad said that he
gave us a shot for the first year and he hasn't listened Okay. He hears bits and pieces when my mom
listens and that's plenty. Well we're a riddles and puzzles podcast if you
haven't heard us before. If you've never been to a live show before we are gonna
read riddles and we're gonna try our best to answer them. The one rule we have
there's probably more than one but the one I'm gonna talk about is don't shout
out answers to the riddles.
If you think that you know the answer to the riddle,
I want you to like look to the person next to you
and go, mm-hmm.
You don't have to say anything,
but it could be like a, mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Just look smug.
Yeah. Yeah.
And we'll give you a thumbs up.
Something I thought that's fairly important,
if you don't mind. Sure.
Just to take 20 seconds. Of course, yeah, yeah.
Backstage here and approached me.
Just getting a little emotional.
She said- Just trying to get emotional
or you are getting emotional?
She said with so much sincerity, she said,
Adle, and she had that look in her eye of like, please.
She said, Addle, please don't make me do a Boston accent
because I'm so scared to do it in front of these people.
And I just thought that was the sweetest thing in the world.
And she said, I said, I'm going to tell everybody that she goes, don't.
And here we are. Well, I'll try to tell everybody that, and she goes, don't. And here we are.
Well, I'll try one, but later.
OK.
I'll read that article in a Boston accent
at the end of the show.
Again, we got to move on from the article.
It is desperately sad.
I cannot wait for you to hear it.
So this first one's kind of easy.
OK.
OK.
And it starts with this fun thing,
where it goes, now for a riddle.
This whole book isn't riddles.
Now for a riddle.
Thank God they had a person looking pensive on the front.
What has rivers but no water, cities, oh sorry, what has rivers but no water, cities but no
buildings and forest but no trees?
Weezer?
What has Weezer but no water? River but no water, that would be my own private Idaho.
No.
It's got rivers but no water, cities but no cities?
Cities but no buildings, and forests but no trees. And this is a riddle, so it's annoying.
Do your parents care if we curse?
Yeah. Never stopped me though. Only
encouraged me to curse more. Can we say Boston curse words? Slurs. No. And that's
commentary and that's and we're hearing that and we're learning. We
know. We know who we are. Is it a freaking map? It's a map. It is a map. Wow.
Freakin' too.
Whoa.
I'll wait till I have the full outfit.
No.
Honestly, I would trade everything I'm wearing for a Chaselman jersey.
We'll get you one when we get there.
His first name, please.
Yeah.
To go.
Okay.
Do you have any players with the last name Jizz?
It's not a difficult request.
I don't know why I'm being asked to leave.
I've never been asked to leave a website before.
I thought this was a chat bot.
Close your browser.
Please close your browser.
Close your browser.
This one is called Bottled Up, and this is one of my favorite riddles I've read in a
long time.
Oh, is this a Sara Bareilles song?
Yeah. All in a game, the girl in a nation, then a-e-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n-a-n That's bottle up. Okay. Speaking of songs, give it up again for Arnie Parrott.
Yeah!
He'll sing again. He'll be back. He might sing another song later.
A cleaning woman asked the man she worked for if she could take home his empty bottles.
When she got home, she threw them out. Why did she do this?
Insane. Oh yeah. Crazy insane. bottles when she got home she threw them out why did she do this insane oh yeah
crazy and she's like the Joker yeah it says she's like the joke you want to know
how I got these bottles um this is impossible to get oh he says you yeah
yeah okay I'm so close to Harvard I feel like my brain is growing four sizes.
I feel like I'm siphoning off the smart.
It's all being sucked off into my body.
How close are we to MIT right now?
Close.
Oh, earlier when I asked my friend Connor,
I was like, can you run and grab
some Dunkin' Donuts donuts for me?
I think there's one close and he was like,
there's one 600 feet away.
He like immediately knew he was like, I know exactly Dunkies is. Okay so what is the answer to
this? I'll read it one more time. A cleaning woman asked the man she worked
for if she could take home his empty bottles. When she got home she threw them
out. Why did she do that? Did he say yes or did she ask him and he was like kind
of like vague about it and she was like well I don't know do I take them home
now? We had the conversation. Yeah it's that well, I don't know. Do I take him home now? We had the conversation.
Yeah, it's that nuanced.
I don't remember an exact yes, but we talked about it.
Did this woman work for Howard Hughes
when he was in his later period of life?
No.
Okay, cause he like walked around
and cleaned Xboxes and piston bottles
and people would try and take it and he goes,
not my bottles. And people would try and take it and he goes, not my bottles.
Look it up.
The, yeah, I, this one, she, I think he gave her the bottles.
He gave her the bottles.
She said you have them.
Okay, are these, and this man is at the end of his life
or is that something that you added?
That's something he added.
Okay.
I think we're getting lost in this.
Is this like a recycling situation?
No.
Okay.
But that's a good guess. Oh wow. Does anybody here know it? She made like 12 sets. I would know how anyone would know it. This is an insane answer. Does this rely on me knowing like a very specific historical thing about no it's not like that? There are some of those in here though. Okay, okay good. I'm glad I asked. I do want to see a scene. Oh yeah okay Um, Aaron, you are in service to a person you cleaned someone's house.
JPC, you are that person.
That was the weirdest way I've ever heard that phrase.
That sentence made me dizzy.
That was like, I felt like I was sitting next to Mitt Romney.
No, don't do this.
Don't just say proper nouns that they might know.
I feel like I'm in a Bain Capital right now. No, don't do this. Don't just say proper nouns that they might know. Uh, buh. I feel like I'm in a Bane Capital right now.
No, don't.
Lower.
Lower.
JPC, you are a Mickey Mouse.
Uh, who is the other one?
Do we change it? Do we change this either? This is the same scene.
Same scene. I'm just trying to punish you for what you said.
Got it.
Oh. Mm. Um, sorry, do you want me to... I'm trying to punish you for what you said. Got it. Got it. Oh. Mm.
Um, sorry do you want me to?
I'm occupied.
I mean the door is wide open.
It's my house.
Great, yes, yeah, of course, of course.
I'm done anyway, I can't,
when people are talking I can't, so.
Yeah, sorry, I, this is a little invasive,
I'm just noticing as I'm cleaning your place.
Did Minnie move out?
Um, yes.
Yes, like this morning.
Right.
I saw all of her stuff at Goofy's house and I was like, what the heck?
I always forget, you sleep with Goofy.
I mean I work, I mean yeah.
I mean yeah.
Wait what?
What do you mean yeah?
I mean yeah.
You work?
I clean all the Disney characters' houses.
Okay but you sleep with Goofy.
Yeah so does Minnie, what's your point?
Well I just didn't want it to seem like that's our arrangement, because it's obviously not.
I know.
Okay.
We cut to Goofy's house.
Dorsh, uh, dorsh, uh, dorsh.
My parents are here.
Seem.
This is a cursed, cursed podcast.
I'm going to tell you the answer.
He was playing a game.
I'm going to tell you the answer.
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I'm going to tell you the answer.
He was playing Helldivers 2.
Okay.
And he was about to get to the final.
She took home the man.
Your dad's like, I might have to start fucking listening.
This shit's actually pretty funny. No.
Here's the answer to the riddle.
Goofy railing my daughter?
Here's the answer to the riddle.
I knew they would do this, and I knew they would do this.
And can I tell you something?
In Chicago, we always talk about how there is a curse that anytime you had a family member at the show,
it would be the grossest improv you've ever done ever.
And I thought, these two are professional. They have self-control.
And the second I saw their fucking faces today, I was like, they're gonna do some shit.
I have to Venmo JPC $200 because I said he would not say what he just said.
Here's the answer to the riddle.
She took home the man's empty champagne bottles after a party.
She then left them out-
Don't say oh.
Oh.
Someone said, oh, champagne bottles.
She then left them out with her garbage for collection in order to impress her neighbors.
I'd like to see a scene.
Addle.
Uh. What the fuck?
Adol, you're trying...
Hey, you're an alcoholic, huh?
Adol, I'd like to see a scene.
Pretty cool.
You are clearly putting out a bunch of fake trash to indicate that you had a really cool party to impress your neighbor played by JBC. Quiet as possible, quiet as possible.
Big stretch, put down some mo-wet bottles.
Hey, Jeff.
Hey.
Hey, sorry, do you need to use my trash cans?
You're putting stuff in my trash cans.
Oh, what, did I put it on top of the lid?
Is that where the trash goes?
I'm so drunk off mo-wet.
That's okay. Yeah. Seems like the person you think is a dumb bitch
is actually pretty cultured.
So I guess those emails will stop, huh?
Jeff, I guess I should apologize.
I mean, I get pretty heated in those emails.
It just seems like, um...
You know there's a leash law.
So it's just like if you you know there's a leash law.
So it's just like if you could just abide by the leash law.
Oh, for sure.
Well, this party I just had with this bottle of mo'ette
was off the chain, so I don't know
if that counts as off the leash.
But again, it's a leash law to be on the leash.
So that's kind of the...
Sure.
It seems like you had a pretty big party last night. Oh yeah.
Yeah. We all passed this bottle of Moetarounds. All hundred of us. A lot of celebrities. Name a
celebrity. Who's your biggest crush? Anna de Armes. She was there. She was there. Yep. Anna de
Armes was there. Anna de Armes. Well, that's truly very impressive.
Yup.
Yeah.
Seems like you had a really great night
with your bottle of mollette.
John Legmasamo?
Arms in the legs.
Ana de Armas, John Legsamamo.
We all drank the one bottle mollette,
then we played spin the bottle.
We all started not fucking Aaron.
We all started drawing.
Okay, yeah. Because some of their parents were there.
John Luke was almost parents were at your party as well?
Yep. Mr. and Mrs. Langman Mammo.
Yeah. Well.
Hey, man. I'm so glad to see you out in the neighborhood.
I did like opposite of a noise complaint for your house last night.
It was so quiet, I was worried that you were dead.
Oh. Um, interesting.
Yeah, he was just telling me he actually had a party
with Anna de Armas and John Leguizamo
and John Leguizamo's parents last night.
And they drank this one bottle of Mouet.
Nope.
Hey, I'm just trying not to die.
Okay, he's in my garage.
Yeah, yeah. Is this about the leash?
What's that? The leash email?
I guess so. Okay.
I guess that's what it's about. Well, good luck.
Don't say good luck. Don't leave!
So, yeah, yesterday morning, I had the president of Sonos come in,
and he sort of soundproofed our house.
Sure, yeah.
That's probably why it sounded like the absence of...
Why don't we, speaking of houses,
why don't we all go in our houses and put our clothes on?
Scene.
Thank you.
Okay.
Sorry, Aunt Barbara.
She doesn't care.
She's cool.
They're all cool.
They're all great.
They're fine.
Everything's fine.
Doesn't seem like it. The way Aaron said, she's cool. They're all cool. They're all great. They're fine. Everything's fine Doesn't seem the way Aaron said she's cool. They're all cool. They also
What okay, um, here's another riddle, okay
The teacher gave Ben and these names don't matter the teacher gave Ben and Jerry a written test
Can you use George and Phil?
Yes.
Were those their names?
I forgot their names already.
Teachers gave Matt and Ben a written test.
Ben read the test and folded...
Hold on, Adel's just on angel.
Now? My time is now?
Can you wait another hour? Can you wait another hour?
Can you wait 80 minutes?
I'm sorry, every time Goofy comes...
No.
To dinner! To dinner!
When we do a show in Indiana, I'm gonna act like a monster.
Oh yeah. Okay. That's fine.
I wish I knew how to hurt you.
You can't though. You can't. Ben read the test and my dad listens to the show.
He does? I think so. That's good. Sometimes he texts me about shit that we
haven't talked about and I'm like the podcast. Oh right. You've heard it on the
podcast. Ben read the test, then folded his arms
and answered none of the questions.
Hmm.
Matt carefully wrote out good answers to the questions.
When time was up, Ben handed in a blank sheet of paper
while Matt handed in his work.
The teacher gave Ben an A and Matt a C.
Why?
Can you read the first part of that riddle again?
Oh, it's so long.
I'm so close to knowing this. The teacher gave Ben and Matt a written test. C. Why? Can you read the first part of that riddle again? Oh, it's so long!
I'm so close to knowing this.
The teacher gave Ben and Matt a written test.
Ben read the test, then folded his arms and answered to none of the questions.
Got it.
Matt carefully wrote out good answers to the questions.
I just put so much of my mouth on the mic.
I was so gross. I'm so sorry.
Don't say shit like that to me if you don't want me to say shit that you don't want your dad to hear.
Jerry, I read the wrong name again.
Matt carefully wrote out good answers to the questions.
When time was up, Ben handed in a blank sheet of paper
while Matt handed in his work.
The teacher gave Ben an A and Matt a C. Why?
Is it something where the test said
if you're thoroughly reading this,
don't answer it or something like that? Is it really? If you made it to the end thoroughly reading this, don't answer it or something like that.
Is it really?
If you made it to the end of the test,
don't answer the questions.
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Feel free to go and change.
I feel like that was like an urban legend
that I heard a lot when I was in school.
That like, read all the instructions carefully
at the top of the test and the very last question would be like
Don't worry about the test. It's on the house
That shit would never happen to me though
I would turn on the test and they were like you wrote that thing at the end of the test that says don't worry about the test
I'm like no fucking way. I wrote it and thenve it! It's in pencil. It's in pencil.
It's written in blood and you're bleeding.
Do you want to try to get a riddle quick before Adol comes back?
Oh yeah, I'd love a quickie.
What took 19 years to get into itself?
Are you sure?
Boo! shirt. Man, how embarrassing. That was an expensive shirt. Okay, what took 19 years to get into itself? Are you sure you want me to give the answer to this riddle in front of your family?
What was it? What took 13 years to do? What took 19 years to get into itself?
What took 19 years to get into itself?
Yeah. Actually, I...
The scossing?
This is actually a great riddle, I think.
What took 19 years to get into itself?
It's fun. This is a fun one.
Is this like a...
I'm thinking like college admission
because that takes about 19 years.
This is gonna mess me up so bad.
To get into itself like.
I would think like the Ouroboros
because at first the Ouroboros is like,
I don't wanna, not my own tail.
Yeah.
And after like 19 years of like coming to terms
and like philosophy and like emotional intelligence.
I want to see a quick scene.
This is the first day the Ouroboros decided
just to try tasting their own tail.
And Aaron, you're like the moon or whatever.
You're like...
You're like his buddy, like the stars or whatever, who cares?
And you don't have to fuck anybody
or suck anything or whatever.
You could just be the moon, like a non-sexual moon.
The moon is the most sexual of all the things in space,
so take it easy.
Go ahead, go ahead, do your scene, do your scene.
Thanks for coming out tonight, Moon. It's a big day for me.
Yeah, no problem.
I'm here to support any way I can.
Thank you.
Yeah.
I know you go through a lot of phases.
I do.
Waxing and waning.
I do.
Mm-hmm.
And you're full of yourself.
Well, that's a crazy thing to say to a friend.
Every once in a while.
That's a crazy thing to say to a treasured friend.
Yeah, I would say I'm like full.
I wouldn't say love myself.
You're a bit of a lunatic.
Hey, that's horrible.
You're trying to hurt me.
No, you're the origin of the word.
Okay, I'm gonna get the sun in here.
I sort of feel like I need to come back up.
No, not the sun.
Hey, sun, do you have a minute?
Oh, yeah.
You got the raisin brand, sun?
I did. Yeah?
What's up, party people? Moon don't usually see you.
Whoa, Ouroboros. What'd it do?
Hey, do I have your wrong number?
I'm like always texting you, guy.
Well, I talked to the night sky.
You've been texting Aurora Borealis.
Oh, my God.
Awkward city.
Today's a big day or tonight's a big night.
Or not today, I guess.
Yeah, when I'm here, it's day.
I'm gonna finally complete the circle. And not today, I guess. Yeah, when I'm here, it's day. I'm gonna finally
complete the circle. And we're here to support. Oh, cool. We get to watch. Raisin brand son.
You have two strikes. I'm working on my third. So maybe just some encouraging words as I sort of...
Okay.
Great, you got it.
Yeah, go for it.
Get on that thing.
Hup, choo.
No.
No!
I wanted to make that joke.
I wanted to be the one.
Sing.
Yeah. He's going to go change.
Okay, yeah.
What took 19 years to get into it?
This feels like it's like the like the baseball Hall of Fame or something like that where
it's like you're in the right track.
There's like a it's a book.
It's a book.
It took 19 years to get into itself.
It took 19 years to get into itself.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yes.
Is it the freaking dictionary?
No.
Is it the encyclopedia?
No.
Is it the thesaurus?
No.
It's a book that took 19 years to get into itself.
Yeah.
The Bible?
No.
Yay! Uh oh, let's punish Erin so she can't return this.
No!
What's another very popular book?
Oh, Angels and Demons.
You asked. I mean, you wouldn't Oh, Angels and Demons. No. You asked.
I mean, you wouldn't start with Angels and Demons.
You'd start with the Da Vinci Code.
It's the Da Vinci Code, right?
Classic amateur move.
Classic mistake not starting with the sequel.
This took 19 years to sort of, that's like a long time.
Not really.
Yeah, it's a long time.
No.
Yeah, so it's like a long time.
And you have to, it took a while.
So it was published and they had to sell a certain amount of copies.
And once it sold enough copies, it went, maybe set a record.
Is this the Guinness Book of World Records?
I kind of gave that one to you.
Should I give him a hat?
Wait, what is it?
What does it set the record for?
Did you ever say no?
Second bestselling book of all time. Second best-selling book of all time?
No one will ever know what the first one is.
No, I think we know.
It's Angels and Demons.
Angels and Demons, number one with a bullet.
With a bullet.
Number two, Origins, surprise.
Number three, Deception Points, surprise, surprise.
Number four.
Sapiens.
Sapiens.
Here comes another dumb riddle.
This one's really dumb.
Why did Alexander the Great order all of his men to shave?
Okay, there's something about him
so they could beard the best of them.
It's not like a fun word play joke.
What?
Why not?
I don't know.
This is the setup of a fun word play joke. Could it Why not? I don't know. This is the setup of a fun word play joke.
Could it be?
Could we make it one?
I mean, if you can figure it, Mr. Puns,
if you can figure that out.
Easy, Alexander the Great, what do we know about him?
Greek?
Okay.
What do we know about Greeks?
Kalamata olives?
Easy, now we just work backwards
between Alexander the Great and Kalamata.
Can't find a Feta man?
Is it, can't find a Feta man?
Yep.
Can't find a Feta man.
That's a lot of fun.
Why did Alexander the Great?
Oh, is it because Hannibal had elephants
and Alexander the Great was like, we need a thing.
No, this is just sort of like, actually think logically.
Because you couldn't, it's almost like,
in today's day and age, there's a lot of like,
you wouldn't hit a guy with glasses back then.
They're like, you wouldn't hit a boy
who hasn't grown his facial hair.
Is this about inter-army kissing?
No, I think I'm just gonna have to give it to you.
Uh...beards. Beards.
Beards are a practical thing for back then.
Bearded men could be grabbed by the beard in close combat.
What the fuck?
I'd like to see a scene.
I dare you. I dare you.
To show me one YouTube video or Vine.
A Vine? Grandpa Vine? Vine burned down, like, seven years ago. I dare you to show me one YouTube video or Vine.
A Vine?
Grandpa Vine?
Vine burned down like seven years ago.
Of somebody in close quarters combat
grabbing someone by the beard.
Are people making vines of close quarters combat?
If I had a close quarters combat instructor
that was like never have a beard for an opponent
they can use the beard against you,
I'd be like, I think I need a new teacher. I think this guy doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about. I'd like to a beard for an opponent. They can use the beard against you. I'd be like, I think I need a new teacher.
I think this guy doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about.
I'd like to see a scene.
You two are on the battlefield, and you're on opposite sides.
And you've sort of run out of ideas.
So now you're just sort of pulling each other's hair
and resorting to some childlike behavior.
Gotcha.
Well, my sword broke.
I actually killed the guy with my spear, and it stayed in him. Well, OK, then. I actually killed the guy with kill the earth my spirit stayed in him well
okay then I should kill the eye with my spirit and stayed in it all right so I
guess I have a question for you what are you gonna participate in the rest of
the battle when I got your fucking nose come on hey come on hey come on
surrender hey come on render if you want your nose back
surrender if you want you know come on stop hey come on if you want your nose
back oh Oh yeah?
Yeah, what are you gonna do?
Uh oh, someone's got a finger in his tummy.
I what?
Ooh, someone's got a finger in his tummy.
Eee.
Uh oh.
Eee.
Uh oh.
Eee.
Uh oh.
Eee, circle, circle dot dot, motherfucker.
What?
Hey, time out, time out, time out.
What?
I'm sorry, I know that we said no chemical warfare, but...
What the fuck?
Hey, real quick, real quick, real quick.
I just gave you a cootie shot.
Real quick.
Uh-huh.
I'm 42.
What is circle, circle, dot?
Circle, circle, dot, dot, now you got a cootie shot.
No, cool, I understand all you soldiers are like under 40, but I'm saying I'm the general
of this army. I don't know what you're talking about. I don I've I'm the general of this army
I don't know what you're talking about I don't think you're the general of this
army you're down here with all the just like regular guys cuz I know like I mean
fudge fudge lemonade or whatever like I know that stuff no no no no no hey guys
hey guys we know it is fudge fudge lemonade right?
Roo roo roo.
Scores scores scores.
You're making those sounds.
You said that and the guy on the horse who appears to be the general looks the other way.
That's one of your guys.
That's not one of our guys.
That's not one of your guys.
That guy looks an awful lot like you.
That looks like maybe like a younger brother of yours.
Yeah, you guys are shirts and we're skins.
The horse is one of ours.
The horse is one of ours. Yeah, yeah, exactly. We don't have any horses. No, the horse is one of ours. The horse is one of ours
Yeah, yeah exactly. Oh, I meant to tell you loser says what?
What?
We just won the war
We just won the war. What do you just won the war?
War not just this battle. We just made it we just won the whole we just won the whole
All three of them are stabbed.
See?
Yeah.
This is way better than
recording in my closet.
No one ever claps for me when I finish a scene.
I do think circle, circle, dot, dot,
getting the cootie shot is good.
It inoculates you against the cooties.
No, uh,
I think it injects you with cooties.
Can you show me how you do?
I truly, I don't know.
No.
I'm sorry, you did not go to Harvard.
What do you know?
Neither did I.
Circle, circle, dot, dot, now you've got the cooties.
Yeah, because otherwise it would imply
that kids were going around injecting each other
with cooties.
Yeah, but that's the point. That's the point? We going around injecting each other with cooties. Yeah, but that's the point.
That's the point?
We weren't vaccinating each other against cooties.
Oh, I think we were.
Did you go to an anti-vax school?
Do you guys know, uh...
You gave my daughter the cootie shot?
No, I have two minutes at this school board meeting.
I'm gonna use all of them.
Aaron, say the word and I'll make Goofy cum.
No, don't.
We can make this all go away.
We can make this all go away.
Aaron, you know the word that makes Goofy cum?
Say it, Aaron, say it.
It's gorse.
Gorse?
Do you guys know? What are we? What is this?
Gorsh should be the worst word.
Every once in a while I black back into my life and I go,
how did I get here?
What is this?
Where am I?
Do you guys know, in all sincerity, do you guys know
Miss Susie? Miss Susie had a stup-bo? Susie had a tug-bo, tug-bo had boat and it went to heaven and the tugboat went to hell.
So some of my stuff trickled down.
Yeah, yeah. You created that? That was you?
You're working late in the lab on that one. Miss Susie has a tugboat.
Where is she? Molly Keep taught me that one.
Batmobile lost a wheel.
My sister Molly taught me that.
What else?
No, that's not believable. They'll never believe Batman would lose a wheel.
Fame cattle, fame.
Honestly, the Batmobile would never. No.
I forgot to keep track of time.
History's greatest detective.
He would have backups on backups on backups for that.
They're carbon wheels.
A boxer left the ring after winning the world championship.
Boxer's a dog.
It's a dog championship.
Yes! Yeah! I have something way worse planned for the New York show. Throw it out there. Throw it out there.
Nice. Hell yeah. Okay. I saw a man...
That's a backwards hat, by the way. Wear it with pride.
Get him!
Wear it with pride. That's my favorite.
I saw a man I had never seen before, but I immediately knew who he was. He was not famous and had never been described to me.
He was not unusual, nor did he say anything unusual.
How did I recognize him?
Name tag.
Stamp.
Stamp?
This is a guy from Stamps.
No.
This is the upside down plane from the Stamps.
This is a man from Stamps.
No, it is not.
This is like-
I met a man from Stamps. This is one is not. This is like... I met a man from Stamps.
This is one of those like obscure historical figures
like Jonathan Taylor Thomas or something.
Yeah.
Or is a man from Stapes?
Oh, Stapes.
Wow. Stapes.com.
I saw a man I had never seen before,
but I immediately knew who he was.
Oh, this is like a dad?
No.
Oh, he looks like you and you're like, I'm adopted and this is my dad.
It's a twin. It's an identical twin.
It is a twin.
Dads can be twins.
He was the identical twin brother of someone I know well.
Oh, it wasn't their twin.
No.
I thought it was their twin.
I do want to see a scene.
Okay.
The two of you are twins. You were separated at birth.
Great.
You're now in your later years
in your meeting for the first time by accident.
Hey, can I buy you a drink?
I don't see why not.
I regret this immediately.
Actually, if you want to just settle up here, I actually have a room at this hotel.
Did anyone ever tell you you look like a movie star?
No, I've never been told that.
I hope you don't mind, I'm obviously wearing a wedding ring.
I'm here with my husband. Do you know Goofy?
Scene, scene, seen, seen!
Anshan Gursh!
That's the Swedish chef.
That's the Swedish chef.
Sorry, whenever we stay at a hotel like this, I always make the Swedish chef put their name down as Goofy.
Anshan Gursh!
This is a mess.
Okay.
A certain bed in a certain hospital acquires the reputation of being unlucky.
Whichever patient is assigned to this bed seems to die there on a Friday evening.
A watch is kept by a camera and the reason is discovered.
What is it?
It's always a Friday evening?
Yeah, it's always a Friday.
Okay.
SNL comes on on Saturday.
So that's not it.
That's nothing.
That can't be. that's nothing really.
Is this like a bed of mashed potatoes?
No, but I like the way you think.
Is this a bed of mashed potatoes?
Is this like a, is this hospital?
Cause like a steak hospital?
A steak hospital?
Yeah.
You've never been to steak hospital?
Okay.
Milwaukee's number one date spot.
Tell me you've never been to steak hospital
without telling me you've never been to steak hospital.
Can I get 10 cc's gonna get 10 CCs of a 1
it is a hospital right here it's a real hospital it's a real hospital and people
are really dying every Friday night every Friday so there's a bed where
someone dies every Friday yeah is this from that article that we weren't
supposed to read yeah no you guys it's worse than you're imagining. Okay.
Oh God!
Yeah, it's really bad.
And it's every Friday night,
is it always just one person that dies?
Yeah, in the same bed.
In the same bed?
Is it like the death bed?
No.
Like is there a bed where they move patients
where they're like beyond the pale?
This is my, yeah, this is my question.
They're probably in pretty bad shape
when they make it to this bed,
but they're not dying because of the, of.
Do hospitals, and this is me showing my ignorance,
do they have, like, a kill shelter equivalent
for hospitals?
Will they all have, like, a black cat
who gets on the bed of the person who's dying?
Our first and last ever Boston live show.
Yeah, I guess if no one comes and picks him up, I mean...
He's too sick to just release him out into the...
Your grandpa went to a farm upstate.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Can you read it one more time?
Yeah.
Oh, yes, I can.
If I can find it, yes.
A certain bed in a certain hospital acquires the reputation of being unlucky.
Whichever patient is assigned to this bed seems to die there on a Friday evening.
A watch is kept by a camera and the reason is discovered.
What is it?
Is the bed, like, is it like Nurse Melvin,
the slippery nurse or something like that?
Like is it like?
Okay, coming to NBC this fall.
Take all my money.
No, it is maybe someone who is about to get fired, for sure.
Okay. Is this like somebody who's not washing their hands before they come back to work?
No. They're not a nurse or they're not a doctor, but they work at the hospital.
Oh, interesting.
Janitor.
Yeah.
This is Janitor from Scrubs.
It is a janitor.
This is Neil Flynn killing people with a broom.
Is it Neil Flynn?
No.
It's a janitor.
It's a cleaning person, yeah.
Okay. And is it like, what else has a bed that's,
is it like a mop bed?
A bed of roses?
Yeah, a bed of roses for a janitor.
Well, what are they cleaning with?
What do people clean with?
Mops.
Not mops, not bleach.
Poison.
It's a sort of a device you use to clean.
Cancer.
Scalpel.
Ah.
They clean kids.
My brain took so long to realize what you had just said. Power washer?
Is it a power washer?
No.
Is he power washing it?
More common than that.
Because if you turn that on an old person, their skin...
Right off.
There's a setting for old people.
It sloughs right off.
No, you...
If you power wash someone who's old, you have to use the right setting.
It's like paint, cement, asphalt, old. Yeah. And it takes it right off. Yeah. You would need this device
for maybe like a rug. You would need it for a rug? Steam cleaner. No. Steam cleaner.
You're thinking too hard. What's something a comment? Vacuum. They've been
vacuuming the people to death. No, they... Oh no, they vacuumed up the people. No, they don't vacuum the people.
We got there because of you, Aaron. We got there because of you. Thank you, Aaron, you helped us.
You can't be disappointed. No, no. Okay. I'm going to tell you what it is.
Are these people that are getting shrunk down,
like that Matt Damon movie?
Did anyone see that?
No one.
In their space? No one.
I watched that on,
this is a peek into my mental health this year.
You know when on TikTok,
someone will break a movie into like 600 parts?
And it's like three in the morning and you're in your bed
and you're like, I'll watch this Matt Damon movie in like in 30 second chunks.
Wow.
I know people did that.
I watched Lawless that way.
Oh yeah.
I was like, Ooh, Tom Hardy must be good.
I also watched the Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal horror.
What is it called?
What is that one?
Prisoner.
Is it Prisoner?
Yeah, I watched it that it was meant to be seen on TikTok and 800 parts.
I'll tell you that.
Prisoner seems like a children's storybook compared to what happened to Georgian film.
Oh, so we suck this guy off or what?
No, no, no, no, no. Oh, that come.
I am no, no, no. I wish I had a bleep.
I wish Casey was here with a button for you guys.
OK, every Friday morning, a cleaning woman comes to the ward had a bleep. I wish Casey was here with a button for you guys. Okay, every Friday morning,
a cleaning woman comes to the ward with a vacuum cleaner.
The most convenient electrical socket is the one
to which the patient's life support machine is connected.
Oh man.
No offense, this woman's dumb as shit.
I know, but wait, hold on, listen to this.
This is getting dumber.
This is a training issue.
This is not her fault.
No, wait for this.
This is a training issue. This is not her fault. No, wait for this. This is a training issue. This is an orientation issue.
There's a hospital administrator that bears the blame for this.
Oh no, at the end of this, I think it's based on true events.
Someone would, because they got fucked over by a hospital administrator once.
She unplugged this for a few minutes while she does her work.
The noise of the vacuum cleaner covers the patient's dying gas.
I'll say that's for the best.
I'd like to see a scene.
I don't know what it is yet, but...
Careful.
Should I see it? No, we should move on.
Do you think Goofy's in the ICU?
No, I'll move on. I'll do another riddle. I'll move on.
What two items does a boy have at 10 years of age that he did not have when he was one years old stress and gumption?
No, these are two items that a boy has at ten that he doesn't have at what one
Like is it like one adult tooth? No pubes. Did you only have one adult tooth at ten at ten?
Yeah, what didinch-you-can-adult teeth?
Oh, yeah.
It's got to be around then, right?
No, no, no, you have more. You have more adult teeth.
At ten?
At ten. You'll never figure this out.
No, you lose. Everyone here's so smart. You definitely have more than one because you lose
all your teeth by the third grade, right?
No.
No?
Okay.
You can't ask a crowd in Boston how they lost their teeth.
This is not, this is not gonna go,
well, I was being wicked right in an argument,
and Mickey Smith.
That's the worst Boston accent I've ever heard.
This is in Boston.
Erin, do yours.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Okay.
She disappeared.
Okay. A one-year-old boy doesn't have it, a ten-year-old boy has it and it's two items.
Do these items go together?
Are they like a tandem item?
It's like a Cub Scout badge?
They're two of the same thing.
They're two of the same thing.
Two of the same thing.
Okay, so we don't know when you lose your baby teeth.
When do you lose your baby eyes?
Hey, I think that's another Sara Bareilles song,
you're taking away.
Doobie doobie doobie.
Oh boy.
Wait, while they're thinking,
what is the age that you lose your last tooth?
12?
You were 13. Okay. Do you know the answer to that? Is it like dress shoes for a wedding?
Oh yeah, 10 year old dress shoes never worn.
No, but a one year old can wear little dress shoes. They can wear dress shoes. This is
not an article of clothing.
It's not an article of clothing.
It's not something you put on your body at all. It's a preposition of clothing. No, that's funny though. They gerund of
That's funny first bunk bed first. Is this something like is this something like sibling?
No, is this something internal like is it like yeah. Okay a tonsil no
Oh, when do your balls drop? No, it's not that not that
Oh, when do your balls drop? No, it's not that. Not that.
Okay, it's not your balls, it's not your one tonsil.
You have a little baby, and I think that might help to think of your little baby.
Okay, now I want to cry.
What does your little baby not have right now?
Respect for me?
For sure.
Is that bad?
They're also pretty squishy, this baby, huh?
Don't squish my fucking baby!
I'll fuck Duke Goofy in front of your whole fucking family!
You won't be able to pull me off of Goofy!
Sucking and fucking and spitting and shitting!
Squish my baby!
You squish my baby, I fuck your Goofy!
Sir, you have to leave Disneyland.
Okay, that's right. That's right.
That's right.
I shouldn't even be here, I didn't get a ticket.
Sir, all of Space Mountain is terrifying.
No way, yeah, no that's fair.
I hear it now and that's fair.
I'll leave.
There's something that your body doesn't really.
Is it like bones that fuse together?
It's a kind of bone, it's a kind of like.
Don't say it's a kind of bone to me.
What is she doing?
Erin, you're bump setting.
Does she hear herself do this?
Yeah, she does.
Do you want the red stock shirt or not?
I really want to win that car.
Okay, is it like the soft spot in your head?
That goes away earlier than that.
Unless someone's keeping it open.
For nefarious, what are they putting in there? What are they putting in these young boys' heads?
I have my two minutes.
I'm not done talking, I have two minutes.
You'll listen to this crazy shit I have to say.
Do you think you could take like a Capri Sun straw
and put it in a babysitter?
Oh. Oh god, oh god.
We've never thought of that.
Oh, yeah.
Grow up.
We don't go to bed every night thinking this.
Gentlemen, you have to be in the PTA to speak, okay?
You can't just get up at the school board meeting
and start saying these things.
I got bad news for you.
If you can't handle putting a Capri straw
through a baby's head,
you're not gonna like reading that article, okay?
About those nice people from a furniture store.
Oh, it's so bad.
Grow up.
It is really bad.
Okay.
Okay, I don't know.
I give up.
Do you know this at all?
I truly don't think I know this.
You said it's a type of bone?
It's a type of bone.
Yeah, it's like a...
I don't even know if it's bone.
It's like something hard.
It's like an ear?
Yeah.
It's something hard. Like a cartilage? Is it cartilage? Oh, it's when your sharks grow? know if it's bone. It's like something hard. Yeah. Something hard? Like a cartilage?
Is it cartilage?
Oh, it's when your sharks grow?
No, it's think of like.
10 years old.
This is how you get a nose job.
It's when your nails first get sharp.
Head, shoulders.
Knees.
It's when your knees grow.
Oh, do you not have knee caps for 10 years?
Why?
You don't have knee caps when you're a baby now.
Huh?
Think about your baby.
No kneecaps, right?
I'm thinking about how I'm going to the doctor when I get home and making an emergency kneecap
appointment.
And my baby doesn't have kneecaps?
You'll be putting a couple of kneecaps in.
And I want kneecaps for the elbows, too.
You don't take insurance? I'm paying out of pocket for my baby's kneecaps for the elbows, too. You don't take insurance?
I'm paying out of pocket for my baby's kneecaps.
Sir, you have to leave Baby's R Us.
I'm leaving.
I didn't know I couldn't take a phone call in here.
JPC, we're gonna do one more riddle,
and if you don't get this,
then someone in the audience gets your Red Sox shirt.
Ooh.
It doesn't affect me at all. Would you help me? I'm so blown away that my kneecap's
sworn around until age 10. Yeah, that's why babies are like, they're so squishy. That's
why all babies in church go ow ow ow ow ow ow. If you do it once, it's good. If you do
it twice on the same day though, it's a serious crime. What is it? Sorry, if you do it once, it's good. If you do it twice on the same day though, it's a serious crime.
What is it?
Sorry, if you do it once, it's good.
If you do it twice on the same day though,
it's a serious crime.
What is it?
Advent calendar.
Advent calendar?
No.
Cause at my house, if you open two doors,
my mom would beat your ass.
So I have two sisters, Molly and Kathleen.
They're both here.
Yeah, they're amazing, yes.
There is no fight more serious than our Advent calendar
fights.
You guys know what I'm talking about?
We would fight like it was-
Who gets to move the mouse?
Who gets to-
One year, I swear to God, in my head,
we were all teenagers at this point, too,
which is ridiculous.
But we all held Jesus at the same time
and put Jesus in because it was causing so much of a fight.
Do you remember the good one?
We would fight over the angels.
You guys remember any of the other hot ones that we wanted?
The what?
Oh, the star.
Oh, I wanted to do the star.
I'm like getting heated thinking about them,
but it was the best.
Okay, what were we talking about?
Twice in the same day.
It's illegal.
It's a serious crime.
And I bet you're gonna make jokes about this
when you find out what it was.
Call the FBI on your neighbor?
No.
This is topical.
It's topical once every four years.
Oh, your mic is off?
Did you turn it off by accident?
Is that what you were trying to indicate?
Can I just say very quickly, I'm dead serious.
This person in the front row looked right at me and they went...
And they were trying to indicate that JPC's cord was undone.
Can you imagine looking at someone and going...
Where the fuck did you go to gesture school?
Honestly, Adol, this honestly contextualizes a lot of the interactions that you have had
in your life.
Adol told us, he was like walking around yesterday and he's like,
two separate people wanted to fight me. And I imagine that's your experience, but
I also imagine guys are like, hey man you got gravy on your face.
Like you have gravy on your face. And I was like, what the fuck is wrong with you?
I'm trying to help you out. I've never seen a man with gravy on his face that much gravy.
If you do it once, it's good. If you do it twice on the same day, that was a serious crime.
Aaron, is this bullshit?
No.
This is real?
This is real.
Mmm.
It's topical once every four years.
Is the day important in terms of like a holiday?
The day is important.
Pay your taxes twice?
No, it happens once every four years, and it's topical now, and it was topical. Christmas. Oh, is this? Oh, this is voting. Pay your taxes twice? No it happens once every four years and it's topical now and it was topical. Oh is this oh this is voting. It's voting.
Alright that concludes the riddle part of our show. If you are part of our clue
crew on our patreon we sometimes do brackets of our favorite things and I thought yes
I thought we could do a bracket of
Things that feel like Boston and Massachusetts to me
And for that I wanted to bring up
One of the most Boston people I know when you see him
You'll know what I mean one of my best friends in the whole world, Connor, can you join us for this segment?
Eh.
I thought it was gonna be Chy McBride.
You ever watch Boston Public?
No, but I do love Chy McBride.
Chy McBride.
What a name.
Still good.
Oh, this is the part where Aaron told us to vamp. Yes.
So Connor's been my friend for 20 years.
No, no, no more of this.
We did 13 musicals and plays together.
Name them all.
Name them all.
Pirates of Penzance.
Sing them all.
South Pacific.
Anything Goes.
Yeah.
42nd Street.
Greece.
Music Man.
Music Man,
Once on this Island,
Once on this Island,
just a little problematic.
Yeah, then you went to a different high school for a year.
Yeah, sure did.
And then Urinetown,
Urinetown,
I love that.
Sweetie Todd,
Thoroughly Modern Millie,
Thoroughly Modern Millie,
and then Plays.
And then Plays.
At the bottom of Lake Missoula,
things fall parentheses meanwhile.
And oh yeah, our Stephen Sondheim special event show.
Yes, we didn't do the second half of our senior year.
We would just sit on the beach,
drink orange soda and disassociate.
And then they let us do that.
It was pretty great.
Pretty great.
Okay, so we're to quickly go through this bracket
of Boston-y things.
Then we're going to decide what's the most Boston-y thing
of them all.
OK.
Your first two.
The palpable sense of Irish Catholic guilt in the air
versus the big dig.
What was the second one?
The big dig.
What's the big dig?
Connor?
It was a project where they took the central artery that
went through Boston and they moved it underground.
So it was a raised highway and it
went through the center of the city
and they moved it underground.
And they did it in a very timely manner.
And nothing went wrong.
And everything was on time and it cost nothing.
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
So it's construction?
Correct.
Yeah, one of our most notable things
about our city is construction.
I did say what's the big dig,
and someone in the back went, oh!
Hey, you don't know the big dig, whoa!
Pick your winner.
I gotta go big dig.
Big dig? Big dig, it's gotta be it.
I'm gonna go the palpable sense of Irish guilt.
Yeah, I'll change to that, I don't care.
Too late.
Getting drunk at the Logan Airport legal seafood
before a flight.
Woo!
Or throwing tea into Boston Harbor.
Now I have to ask, is there an illegal seafood?
Why is it called, in all sincerity,
why is it called legal seafood?
Don't look at me.
Does anyone know why it's called legal seafood?
The second Boston question that we had,
it's a, nah, who knows.
Who knows?
It's a mystery.
Yeah.
It's 18 plus.
It's 18 plus?
Oh yes.
So I got screamed at, I got screamed at about the big thing. I'll do the porno seafood store, that's So I got screamed at about the pig.
I'll do the porno seafood store. That's what I'll do.
What's your pick? What's your pick?
Illegal seafood.
Illegal seafood.
Illegal seafood.
Okay, great. Perfect.
If it isn't fresh, it isn't legal.
Oh, yes. That's the slogan.
Okay, that does sound like a slogan for a business.
Paul Revere's...
The business and name truly began back in 1904 when Harry Berkowitz, son of Sam, called
his Inman Square store legal cash market because his customers could redeem legal government-issued
cash stamps there.
I would say let's not Google anything about Boston just in case a Bertie and Phil's thing
happens again.
Okay. Paul Revere's ride or Sam Adams being a founding father, but his legacy being beer. What's more Boston?
Sam Adams. Sam Adams?
Yeah, that seems right. That seems right.
Got it.
Whatever they've got going on at MIT.
Or the part from the fighter where she says,
you shut your mouth in my kitchen, you owe me $200.
Isn't that Conan O'Brien's sister?
Is it?
Yeah, there's one person from the fighter
that is Conan O'Brien's sister.
Ew, she's in that scene.
She's not the one who says it though.
What's her name?
I thought you were talking about MIT.
Yeah.
Who's, wait, oh wait.
Is somebody here in your family, I can't look at them, I'm wait. Is somebody here in your family,
I can't look at them, I'm embarrassed.
Is somebody here in your family or other that said,
you always do this?
Oh yeah, that's Barbara.
Yeah, it's her birthday.
She's the one who said, John, you always do this.
Can I make the bracket?
Yeah.
Right in, right in.
I'll do the one where someone says something
and it sounds like it's from Boston.
Right.
That one tickles me.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist.
Births the field trip to Plymouth Plantation and Plymouth Rock and being disappointed by
Plymouth Rock.
I can't in good conscience vote for anything with the word plantation in it, so I'm going
to go with Isabella.
I feel the same way about heists, so I guess we're gonna stand still.
Art heist?
Oh yeah.
Art heist easy.
Saying rotaries instead of roundabouts.
What the fuck?
Or dump.
Or drinking a Dunkin' Ice coffee in the middle of winter wearing...
Middle of winter wearing...
You said winter.
Winter. Damn it. coffee in the middle of winter wearing cargo shorts.
She's back.
Game of Thrones, but it's all Boston.
In the middle of winter.
I'll do winter.
Winter is coming.
Swan boats versus duck boats.
Duck boats.
Duck boats. Duck boats. Duck boats. Duck boats.
Yes!
All right.
This one's fun.
21 people dying in the Great Molasses Flood.
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
In the what?
The Great Molasses Flood.
It was when there was a...
No, no, no. I can...
Oh.
I can sus...
150 people were injured and 21 people died.
Yeah.
Very slowly.
Actually, molasses has a much lower viscosity when it's hot,
and it was so hot that day, that's why the tank exploded.
He won National History Day at my high school.
And middle school too, right? And middle school.
There is no National History Day.
Everyone clapped like you believe that that's a day.
Hold on, hold on. Silence.
Everybody just shout out what day National History Day is
Saying no ma gassy a para in a Boston accent
What's your winner? Oh?
The Boston accent when I like to hear you say the word maple mol with molasses. Did it take them like 17 days to die?
I think they died pretty fast.
Yeah, they died pretty fast.
It was really bad.
But the whole city smelled like molasses for a while, so that's kind of fun.
Stop and shop parking lot the day before Thanksgiving.
Or Canobie Lake Park in the rain.
I'm gonna go for the one they cheered at.
Yeah. Canobie Lake Park.
It seems like they didn't like that other one.
What did you say backstage when I read you this?
Well, Market Basket.
Oh, Market Basket.
Hey!
All right, Market Basket versus Canobie Lake Park.
I went to a Market Basket today.
They need to hire more cashiers.
They need to hire more cashiers.
Okay, traffic to and from the Cape versus the Red Sox winning the World Series in 2004,
the same year they filmed Fever Pitch, a miracle.
What's your
winner?
Well, Addle was in Fever Pitch, so I have to go with Fever Pitch.
Yeah, I was the third base. You can hearherst, classic, or Ted Kennedy killing that girl.
John, you always do this!
Yeah, I gotta go with Ted Kennedy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ted Kennedy killed that girl.
Quick reminder that when Ted Kennedy passed away,
and at the Kennedy Museum, they had his, like, casket.
You had to wait, like, seven hours in line to go through and see it. that when Ted Kennedy passed away and at the Kennedy Museum they had his like
casket yeah you had to wait like seven hours in line to go through and see him
and my mom waited in line twice she waited like all day and went back to see him a couple times.
Was it an open casket? I don't know no no no. So we don't know if he was in there?
Yeah I think he was in there. He could still be alive. Um...
I think your mom waited to see an empty car keys.
My grandfather telling my mother to bring him his car keys, but his accent was so thick
so instead of bringing him his car keys, she brought down his khaki pants.
A real thing that happened.
Khakis and khakis.
Khakis, khakis. Khakis, khakis. Verse, taking an awkward squatty photo
next to the make way for duckling statue.
The first one feels like a family guy joke.
I'll go with that one.
Oh, that one?
No, Brian, I said my khakis.
Larry Bird versus all the streets being built for horses
and making no fucking sense.
Larry horse?
I cannot combine the two, Adam.
I gotta go with Larry Bird, the hick from French Lick, Indiana!
He's ours, he's ours.
I can keep him, I don't care.
Not important to me.
Any Irish pub in South Boston vs. the word wicked?
Wicked! Wicked!
This is wicked, yeah. Wicked!
Aaron, the only thing I'm going to say is, ooh, ooh, ooh.
Dropkick Murphy's vs. Chris Evans saying, be honest, in that one interview.
Do you guys know what I'm talking about? Be honest. Be honest.
I always forget that he's from Boston. Is he from Boston?
Yeah.
Framingham.
Oh, nice.
You know, they beat us in festival once,
and now every time I hear Framingham,
I'm like, you guys are on board.
What was the first one?
Dropkick Murphy's.
Dropkick Murphy's, yeah, for sure.
Great.
But if it was Chris Evans holding a helicopter,
I'd vote for that.
Oh yeah, from Get Out? Or from Dives Out?
Remember, hold on, remember when the mom is like putting the spoon on the teacup and Chris
Evans has a helicopter? And then he goes into the helicopter place?
Maybe they need to do more cameos like that.
We have to go faster.
Have fun in movies.
Complaining about Vera Farmiga's accent in The Departed versus Cape Cod potato chips slash
ocean spray cranberry juice when their powers combine.
Well, I learned that-
Cape Cod?
Cape Cod.
I learned that cranberries, when you harvest cranberries, there's like a hundred thousand
spiders that like crawl on your overalls.
So I can't vote for spiders.
A vote for cranberry juice is a vote for spiders.
You're going to hate this, but cranberry juice is a vote for spiders.
You're gonna hate this,
but Vera Famiglia is made of spiders.
No, the Big Dig verse getting drunk
at the Logan Airport legal seafood before a flight.
How do I go with Big Dig?
It is so fun to say.
I feel like I'm getting Boston killed.
Yeah, Big Dig.
Sam Adams being a founding father,
but his legacy being beer versus you shut your mouth
in my kitchen and you owe me $200.
Shut your mouth in my kitchen.
Shut your mouth.
Of course.
Nobody even knows that Sam Adams did.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist
versus the duck boats.
Oh yeah, that one.
I gotta say, I don't know if we were talking about this
earlier today, but I loved the
duck.
I thought the duck boats were way more fun than I thought they would be.
Yeah.
Okay.
Duck boats.
But theft is cool.
I know Boston loves to get away with theft.
Drinking a Dunkin' Ice coffee in the middle of winter, winter, wearing cargo shorts versus
21 people dying in the Great Molasses Flood.
I can't believe that's still on here.
How did that one advance?
Although I do have to say I don't love cargo shorts.
Hey, Aaron?
Yeah.
Do you mind just real quick, sorry, do you mind saying,
and I'm going to film this, do you mind saying 21 people
dying again so I can get 400 people laughing?
Yeah.
21 people dying during the Great Molasses Flood.
Woo! Classic Boston. 400 people laughing. Yeah. 21 people dying during the Great Molasses Flood.
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Woo!
Classic Boston.
Classic matchup.
Okay, I'm texting the FBI.
What's your winner?
What's your winner?
Drinking Duncan when Carvajal's here.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.
Eric, do we have time for a special write-in?
Depends on what it is.
I think you know what it is.
Is it goofy? I think it's kind of fun but not goofy. It's a little silly but I don't know if
it's fucking goofy. What is it? Well I think it's one of the most special things
two people can do. What? Erin. What? You truly don't know what I'm talking about? I really have no idea what you're talking about.
Do you know? No. Okay, great.
I'm just here, man. I'm not fucking work right now.
I want to say, very quickly, I think we can get this done.
We're gonna get this done in two minutes.
Okay.
Probably the whole reason we're here and on this tour
is because of two people, Matt and Anna.
Oh, yeah.
Who brought us out.
But we gotta get through this really quick.
Okay.
And then we'll do that at the end.
Sorry, sorry, you know what?
I'm such a fucking idiot for celebrating two people in love.
No, no, we will, we're going to, we're going to.
Let's get back to molasses.
No, we're going to, we're going to, we're going to.
We gotta get through this quick.
Can it be Lake Park in the rain
versus the Red Sox winning the World Series in 2004
the same year they filmed Fever Pitch?
Fever Pitch.
Fever Pitch, yeah.
Great.
Ted Kennedy killing that girl versus the khaki pants story.
Ooh, that's a one in two seed.
That's a tough matchup.
That's a tough matchup.
Kennedy, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I got to go with R.F.K.
That's the real finals.
Larry Bird versus the word Wicked.
I got chainsawing off the head of a whale.
Wicked?
Wicked.
Wicked. Okay. Drop Murphys versus cranberry juice
cape cap potato chips.
Murphys.
Anti-spiders.
All right, here we go.
The big dig versus you shut your mouth in my kitchen,
you owe me $200.
Big dig.
Big dig.
Big dig.
Big dig.
Duck boats versus ice coffee in the middle of winter,
cargo shorts. Duck boat in the middle of winter cargo shorts
Duck boating all right. Yeah. All right
Sorry coffee red socks winning the World Series in 2004 the same year they filmed fever pitch versus Ted Kennedy killing that girl
It's Ted Kennedy. I cannot believe that Speaking of fever pitch Do you think, speaking of fever pitch,
do you think when Ted Kennedy killed that girl,
he kind of broke like Jimmy Fallon does?
Yeah.
Like a fake sort of like, can you believe me?
Wicked versus Dropkick Murphy's.
Wicked. Wicked.
All right, we're coming to the end,
we're coming to the end.
The Big Dig versus Duck Boats.
Big Dig, baby.
Big Dig all the way.
Duck Boats.
I'm fully Big Dig-pilled.
You've got Big Dig energy.
Ted Kennedy killing that girl versus the word wicked.
Ted Kennedy killed that girl.
That's gotta be Ted Kennedy.
I have to fight for wicked here. I donelda the wicked. Oh, you voted wicked?
No, I said Ted Kennedy.
Oh, yeah.
I'm sorry.
Ted Kennedy it is.
I guess it's Ted Kennedy, you guys.
I'm sorry.
Ted Kennedy killing that girl for the big dig.
I can't believe it.
To be fair, this is what we deserve.
I know.
I did.
What's your winner? I have known about that Ted Kennedy deserve. I know. I did.
What's your winner?
I have known about that Ted Kennedy thing for years, and I did just find out about the
Big Dig today.
Yeah.
I gotta go Big Dig, baby, Big Dig!
Recency bias.
Yeah.
What a beautiful history.
I'm gonna go Ted Kennedy.
Connor, you're the deciding vote here.
Let's go for the Big Dig.
Yeah!
Oh, the Big Dig. Yeah!
Yeah!
Yeah!
All right.
Oh, the Big Dig.
So we're thrilled because it took a long time
or why are we cheering?
Hey man, you don't get the Big Dig.
Yeah, you don't get it.
Did we find bones or something?
It gave the city something to complain about
for so many years.
Don't try to explain the Big Dig, Erin. He didn't go through it, he's not,
he doesn't get it, he's not like us. He's not like us. We're Big Dig people. Well we
have two little things left for the show. We're gonna bring Arnie out again in a
minute, but before that there are two people who are getting married this
weekend and they're both here. Are they here? Amazing. If you want
to, would you mind coming up and getting married up here really quick by us?
We wanted to steal your thunder. We kind of wanted to steal your thunder.
Give them a round of applause. This is Matt and Anna.
Matt and Anna, truly the reason why we're in town. We wanted to celebrate your special day and we thought, you know, you're getting married
this weekend, but it's Thursday.
Why don't we just do it now, right?
Yeah.
Why don't we just get it over with?
So Aaron, you're going to officiate, correct?
Yeah.
Are you ordained?
No, not anymore.
Okay. Well, there's a story there
Okay, I'm gonna go on this side, um, do you guys have your vows memorized
Okay
You know what we don't want to burn those so Adeline I will do we'll just feed you
They're gonna see our note to Bergerac, you guys, and give each other vows.
Aaron, we're gonna Roxanne them.
Okay.
Okay, great.
This is a wedding.
You're gathered here today, pretty amazing.
And do you wanna do?
Yeah, okay, so,
Dear Sean.
That's not his name. I know.
And then say, oh, fuck, Sean was my ex.
Aaron, how you doing?
Thriving.
And then say, Kevin.
And then say, you know what?
It doesn't matter.
Let's not do names for the whole wedding.
Yeah, you'll start.
Hey, you.
Classic you.
Let's do this thing.
And then turn to the congregation and go, big dig.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay. And then are you both from Boston?
Oh, perfect, you're from Boston. So then I want you to say, I think you're wicked smart.
Oh, that was good.
Yeah, that was fantastic.
And I want you to say, deep dish bean. And then do a fadeaway jumper like Michael Jordan.
Nice.
Michael Jordan's famous jump away.
Who introduced who to the show?
I'm so sorry.
You can have a seat.
No, no, no.
With the power invested in me by riddles, puzzles, the devil.
What would you like to jpc?
Jake and Amir.
Jake and Amir, Head Gum.
Some of Dropout.
Yes, some of Dropout.
I pronounce you man and wife.
You may now high five or kiss, whichever you prefer.
Woo! Nice. man and wife. You may now high-five or kiss whichever you prefer. Thank you. Thank you so much for coming up and getting married on the stage.
You brought gifts? Oh it's very interesting. Okay. Thank you. Okay incredible.
What the hell? More people who get married should give me a gift, I think.
Give it up again for newlywed Spat-nan!
If you don't mind, I would like to do something that's a little bit self-indulgent, but I
wanted to sing with Arnie.
Again?
More?
I know, I'm like, I am sorry for being self-indulgent when I did 45 minutes of dropping her off.
Can you imagine in 20 years when their kids are like,
what was your, how'd you get married?
And they're like, we were on a riddle party.
Yeah.
You know those people who went insane
and were on the news?
Yeah, they married us.
I wanted to sing with my two of my great, great friends
my favorite song about Boston.
This is called the MTA, great friends my favorite song about Boston.
This is called the MTA.
It's my favorite song.
Please sing along if you know it.
Also, you know me, I don't know lyrics.
I might mess up.
And if you two can sort of come up here and dance,
that would mean a lot to me.
These are the times that try men's souls.
Throughout the course of try men's souls.
Throughout the course of our nation's history, the people of Boston have rallied bravely
whenever the rights of men have been threatened.
Today, a new crisis emerges.
The Metropolitan Transit Authority,
more commonly known as the MTA,
has levied a burdensome tax upon the population in the form of a subway fare
increase. Citizens, hear me now. It could happen to you!
Well let me tell you of the story of a man named Charlie on a tragic and fateful day.
He put ten cents in his pocket, kissed his wife and family, went to ride on the MTA.
Well, did he ever return? No, he never returned.
Man, his fate is still unlearned.
Oh, oh, Charlie, he may ride forever
Neath the streets of Boston. He's a man who never returned.
Charlie handed in his dime at the Kendall Square Station
And he changed for a Jamaica plane.
When he got there, the conductor told him one more.
Nickel Charlie couldn't get off of that train.
Well, did he ever return?
No, he never returned.
Man, his fate is still unlearned.
What a pity.
He may ride forever Deep the streets of Boston
He's the man who never returned
Now all night long
Charlie rides through the station
Crying, what will become of me?
How can I afford to see my sister
And Chelsea or my cousin in Roxbury?
Well, did he ever return?
No, he never returned And his pity's still unlearned or my cousin in Roxbury. Well, did he ever return?
No, he never returned.
Then his head is still unlered.
Jam and scandal, he may ride forever.
He's the streets of Boston.
He's the man who never returned.
Charlie's wife goes down to the Scully Square station
every day at quarter past two.
And through the open window she hangs Charlie a sandwich
as the train keeps rumbling through.
Well, did he ever return?
No, he never returned.
And his fate is still unlearned.
Oh, oh, Charlie, he may ride forever
beneath the streets of Boston.
He's a man who never returned.
Now you citizens of Boston, don't you
think it's a scandal how the people have to pay and pay?
Fight the fair and free vote for George O'Brien.
Get more druggie at the empty.
Well, did he ever return?
No, he never returned.
And his fate is still unlearned.
Just like Paul Reven, he may ride forever beneath the streets of Boston. He's the man who never returned.
Keep clapping!
But did he ever return? No, he never returned. And his fate is still unlearned.
He may ride forever beneath the streets of Boston, he's the man who never returned
Here we go!
And he never returned, oh he never returned
When his fate is still unlearned
Poor old Charlie
He may ride forever, neath the streets of Boston
He's the man who never returned
He's the man who never returned He's the man who never returned. He's the man who never returned.
He's the man who never returned.
Et tu Charlie?
Thank you so much for coming out.
This is truly a dream come true.
I've been wanting to do this for six years.
This has been the hardest year of my life,
and having you come out and support me
means so much to me.
I'd also love to thank my family
for encouraging me to be funny.
You only know my name because they are so funny
and so kind and were so nurturing for me
being a little girl who wanted to be loud
and take up space.
So please give them a round of applause.
I have the best family in the world.
I love them so much.
And thank you Adel and JBC for being so willing
to wear those Yankee clothes.
They got so scared when I handed them.
And then Arnie, of course, Arnie Parrott on the music.
Being so helpful.
And then my best friend Connor,
who my favorite thing in the world is
to be on stage with him. So thank you for doing this Connor. And then thank you to Arts at the
Armory. Incredible. Support every show that comes through here. And thank you for coming out. Do
you guys mind taking a picture of me with the crowd?
me with the crowd. Hey, Erin, why don't we do one more thing?
What? What?
Have sex with them.
No, no, no, no. I can't believe I gave you any leeway on that.
All right, Erin, we have a couple more minutes. Do you have a way to get them to play the
theme song?
Jupiter.
Thank you, Summervale!
Adjacent to the City of Boston! I should be the one to be more hate with the real you