Hey Riddle Riddle - Patreon Preview #351: Mission to Mars Draft

Episode Date: November 28, 2025

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Aaron Adel JPC I have a question for the two of you Okay A very important question A question that could literally change The trajectory of your life
Starting point is 00:00:14 Always getting down on one knee I can't wait to say no Sorry I A bee stung me It hurts so fucking bad Back of the knee Yes back of the knee I'm kind of getting into the fetal position right now
Starting point is 00:00:29 Yeah, take your time. Take your time. Please, please. Do you get things. Here, let me get some aloe. Oh, sorry, that's jalapino juice. How did you get some lime in that as well? Did you think, ow, okay, but at least make me a spicy bark?
Starting point is 00:00:43 There we go. Yeah, we go. Have either one of you ever wanted to go to space? Back when Nickelodeon guts and all those kid game shows were on, I wanted to go to space camp really bad because space camp was always like a prize where they'd be like, you're going to go to space camp in Texas, wherever. So I want to go to space camp, but I've never thought about going to space. Let's say theoretically, like it's not where we are right now, but let's just say like in 15 years,
Starting point is 00:01:16 there have been many advances in space travel. And like not like living in space or like living on like a colony or whatever, going to the moon, but like going up into space would be a thing that was like within a, a, acceptable price range for you. And it had a proven track record. It was pretty safe. But, like, you just kind of go up and come back down. Like, you don't really do a lot. Is that something that you think that you would like to do? I, what, I normally going to space and doing that feels like such a waste in none of my business. Like, I can have an appreciation for space down here. But when I talked, I met that astronaut on the Joe Co cruise this year. And she was so kind and
Starting point is 00:01:58 patient and let me ask her like literally a trillion questions. And I was like, did it surprise you what Earth looked like from space? And she was like, I had seen clips of it a million times, but nothing prepares you for how beautiful it is. And she said that it looks like it glows from the inside. And when she said that, I was like, I would love to see Earth from space. But I don't want to use the resources. And I don't want to put myself in that kind of danger. Yeah. But it's also, It's kind of like, isn't it like the same, like going to Spain when you're like, I have no reason to go to Spain? And it's like, yeah, and it takes a bunch of gas. I got to burn a bunch of gas on a plane to get over to Spain.
Starting point is 00:02:36 It's just like further Spain. Yeah, but it seems like way more stuff. And I don't want to risk people's lives going up to space. I don't know. I don't know. I would say final answer. I would go, but I want to make sure that Katie Perry wasn't on the same ship as me. Yeah, I'm fucking walking off if she's holding that little flower.
Starting point is 00:02:55 I saw that Halloween costume Someone was Katie Perry And their girlfriend was the flower And I was like, yes It's such a good couple's costume Katie, look behind you It's the most beautiful image you'll ever see But you're looking at a camera with a little flower
Starting point is 00:03:10 I don't think I've ever Like if I like walked onto a plane And saw someone I hated on that plane I don't think I'm like I'm walking off this plane I'm like I actually need to be on this plane I actually don't have a better option Than to fly on a plane with a guy
Starting point is 00:03:23 I don't like you know Well from what I've seen in TV and movie on a plane we're all facing forward the whole time in space it feels like you're just kind of all loose and floating around yeah so it's a little more it's like a soup a higher chance it's like a soup yeah and there's probably less people i think it would have to like commercial space travel would have to come a long long way they'd have to make it as miserable as a commercial like air travel because that's a fucking nightmare i have the middle seat to mars oh you're getting You're getting on a spaceship and you're like, the exit row has extra leg room.
Starting point is 00:04:01 And they're like, no. We changed that. There's no more extra labor. You're going to Mars and you're watching fucking crazy rich Asians and drinking ginger ale, just smelling everyone's farts. There's, I think Elon Musk is as trumpeted on and on. Our favorite guy. He's one of our favorites about going to Mars and about how he thinks it's like, Elon Musk, the thing you have to know about. about him is he is a liar and a con man.
Starting point is 00:04:28 No. Yeah. But he's convinced that we can make it to Mars. Can I say something really quick about my favorite Elon Musk moment of all time? He wasn't even there, but it was Joe Rogan talking about Elon Musk to a guy. And the guy was like, yeah, Elon Musk is like, everything he's doing is for money. And then Joe Rogan was like, he has so much money. That guy doesn't want any more money.
Starting point is 00:04:49 It's the funniest take I've ever seen. It's like being like, that alcoholic had a drink last night. They don't want to drink anymore. That gambling addict just went to Vegas. As we all know with billionaires, they do come to a point where they have had enough money. And then they just kind of stop doing anything. They just kind of like float like they're in zero gravity. Yeah, they feel satisfied and they start to give back.
Starting point is 00:05:09 They're sims money meters all the way full. They don't want to give anything back, but they don't need to, they're the meter's full. They can't get more full. GPC, you're talking about billionaires, but Elon is about to be a trillionaire. Can't wait. So that's a whole new set of rules. Ah, nuts! I missed out on getting the worm this morning.
Starting point is 00:05:32 Wait, but you're... You talked all about wanting to be the early bird. I know. Well, what I say and what I do is two different things. There's quite a discrepancy. You've been practicing the worm all year. You said you were going to get out of bed, flop down on the floor, and start writhing around.
Starting point is 00:05:47 I know. I love breakdancing, but I guess I didn't get it. I got to get up more early. Oh, you know, what else I need to do? early, acorns early. Ah. Oh, wait, you mean acorns early, the smart debit card and money app that grows kids' money skills as they grow up? That acorns early?
Starting point is 00:06:05 Yeah, when my kids get out of their eggs, out of the nest, I want them to be prepared and set up for success in the world. That would have changed my life, because I was growing up being like, why aren't they teaching us how to handle our finances in schools? They're kind of just throwing us to the wolves when we turn 20, and I don't know anything about money. And if I had had acorns early This would have been way easier Yeah, with acorns early You start with the in-app chores tracker And teach your kids the value of a dollar
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Starting point is 00:07:55 slash early terms. Aaron, JPC, whoa, what do you do? I feel like I just saw you at home. Were you in my home? Who are you thinking you saw a photo of us on your aura frames? I mean, we wear these clothes every day like cartoons, so probably seems familiar. Cartoons do this too? They simply must. I mean, that's how high the quality is on my aura frame that I thought you were actually. I've been talking to you guys for days. Aw.
Starting point is 00:08:21 Oh, yeah. You've just been talking to you just been talking. talking to pictures of us, but aura frames fit so seamlessly into your home that you probably thought that we were right there along with you. That must be it. And I don't know if you know this, but Aura Frames has unlimited free photos and videos. You can just download the Aura app and connect to Wi-Fi. One of my favorite features is also that you can add photos to other people's frames if you've gifted to them and they've given you access, which I think is just delightful. And you can do little reactions on your Aura Frames being like, congratulations. That's a funny photo. Plus, aura frames if you buy one the gift box is included which is a big plus for me who hates
Starting point is 00:08:55 wrapping things every frame comes packaged in a premium gift box with no price tag you can't wrap togetherness but you can frame it but i will warn you they don't tell you this aura frames does not tell you this but do not buy aura frames unless you want to be the number one grandson i'm telling you're going to be the number one grandson and it's going to be really hard if your grandparents of other grandsons because they're not going to feel like they did their job. And I will say I've given Aura Frames as gifts to several family members, and it has gone over so well. Everyone I've given it to has been over the moon. Yeah, and do you really want to make your loved ones happy? What am I saying?
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Starting point is 00:10:01 It's sort of a belt buckle. I think it's Ryan Renlock. Oh, I fell for it again. Wow. How did I fall for it again? Happy Christmas to us all. He seems to think, Elon Musk, if you ask him, that humans are going to Mars.
Starting point is 00:10:18 He's like, yeah, it's an inevitability. Humans are going to Mars. But if you ask anyone, like any scientist, any one who knows anything about, like, space traveler, space exploration, or what it would take to live on Mars, any expert will basically tell you, no, there's no fucking way. There's absolutely no way that any human being could, like, live on Mars or build a colony on Mars. And then the one point, which I think is the best point by far, is the amount of work that you would have to do to just live on Mars, you live on a perfectly good planet right now. But you love to destroy. And it would actually take more work to stop destroying the planet you live on, or less work to stop destroying the planet you live on,
Starting point is 00:10:57 than to go turn a cold dead rock into a planet that, like, you could maybe one day live on. Nah. Sorry, I couldn't hear what you said. I was emptying 10 bottles of a hairspray into a bin. We're putting that reality aside. We're putting that reality completely aside. Sorry, I'm too busy flying to Spain. Just you just kind of see what it is.
Starting point is 00:11:15 We're putting that reality aside. And instead, we are going to focus on a future in which we can go to Mars. And not only can we go to Mars, we should go to Mars. And the two of you are going to be basically competing in this draft of the best way to get to Mars. Wow. Much like the movie with Matt Damon that's called... The Martian. The Martian.
Starting point is 00:11:45 I thought you were going to the born supremacy where he had to like use gravity as like a like a momentum thing so that's that that is a fun thing about space travel and the like with with our understanding of how space travel works and how the planets are like orbiting the sun there are certain times where the path from like earth to Mars is way shorter so like under ideal circumstances which you kind of have to wait for you just have to wait for the planets to line up. up, it would take like nine months to a year to get to Mars under ideal circumstances. So it's like, it's a pretty, you know, long trip out there. And then once you're there, you kind of fucked. Like, it's Mars. It's a, it is a cold, dead rock full of like fucking razor sand. Like, it's, it's not a good place to, uh, set up. What a miracle this is that we were, all three of us were born at the same time. And then there's billions of people on the planet. And then we found each other and decided to do this. This is crazy. The probability math-wise that this would happen and the three of us would all
Starting point is 00:12:50 be here. This rocks. This is amazing. Against all odds. Against all odds. Just like Tupac said. Anyways, Mars is terrible and terrifying. Mars is terrible and terrifying. But you guys are going there and you guys are going there permanently. This is a one-way trip and you have been commissioned to put together your exploration to get to Mars and to survive on Mars. Now, and this is like a space race thing. I want do a better job than Adel in my draft. You, yes. So Casey, at the very end of this, Casey is going to tell us, he's going to be the judge, and I will be recording what you draft, but Casey's going to be the judge and he is going to share his opinion on who he thinks put together the better, you know, in
Starting point is 00:13:32 terms of chances of survival. And this is a different Casey. This is like a NASA Casey that you've called in for this. Yeah, we'll call him nasty Casey. Why not that? This will be nasty Casey. Perfect. Isn't Casey too handsome to judge? Oh, yeah. Isn't Casey too smart to judge? Aaron, we just got nominated for a Tony.
Starting point is 00:13:52 A Casey, Tony, which is worth nothing. I do love. Wow, that was such a great setup. Or, Adel, did you say that? Or was that part of Casey's sound drop? No, that was some sort of AI clip. God, I love, having the soundboard is so fun. It's so fun.
Starting point is 00:14:11 Yeah, again, a miracle. What are the chances that we'd all three be here with this soundboard? Unbelievable. What is going on? I've told myself that I have to stop doing this year's soundboard because I'm getting ready for next year's soundboard. So it's like, it's a bummer.
Starting point is 00:14:28 I'm really going to miss a lot of the... I'll give everybody your hand jobs. I don't care. I'm going to miss a lot of the things that were on last year's... It's mostly me stuff, though, JPC. I do use a lot of you stuff, but there's other stuff because he took his dick.
Starting point is 00:14:42 Oh, cut that one off. Hold on, I got it. Because he took his damn dirty penis out. See, there's some fun stuff. You never use that one, though. I never do. People, fuck your boxes. So it doesn't matter.
Starting point is 00:14:55 Tune it, too, did, maybe in like another month or so, and we'll have the 2025 soundboard. It doesn't matter. All ready to go. But here's your draft. Okay, so. One, two, three, four, hate riddle riddles, glue crew. Listen to the rest of the episode.
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