Maybush Parish
Science of Food and Cooking
Science of Food and Cooking
by Gene Kilian
Sorry, Ralphie, the bake-off rejected your recipe.I think your grilled crayon sandwich was delicious.You only had a pretend bite.No, I’m eating it. Look.Mmm. Uhm…( grunts )Can you taste the thumb tacks?Ah, …
Sorry, Ralphie, the bake-off
rejected your recipe.I think your grilled crayon
sandwich was delicious.You only had
a pretend bite.No, I’m eating it. Look.Mmm. Uhm…( grunts )Can you taste
the thumb tacks?Ah, crap.Andrew:
Hey, what’s up, guys?Welcome back to
“Binging With Babish,”and also, Rhett and Link.Today I’m in the “Good
Mythical Morning” kitchenand these guys are gonna
give me a hand or an arm–specifically two arms.Yeah, this is not
gonna go well.Today, we’re gonna be cooking
with an irresponsible amountof children’s art supplies,and testing the limits
of the term “non-toxic”with Ralph Wiggum’s
grilled crayon sandwichfrom season 15
of “The Simpsons.”Just like any grilled sandwich,
our crayon versionis going to be built
from the bread up.What a big bread. Andrew:
Care– careful now. – Rhett: Give me the knife?
– Link: There you go. – Andrew: Oh.
– Link: Here’s the knife. Andrew:We’ve opted for
a rustic sturdy country loaf
from a local bakerythat’s really going to stand up
to all this melted wax.It looks like Ralph
uses a store-boughtwhite pullman loaf
in the episode.– Link:
I’m trying to hold it tight.
– Andrew: Use your strength. Oh, God.
Watch your fingers.But he was also laughed out
of the oven fresh bake-off,and I think we can do better.We’re going to spread
a good amountof quality mayonnaise
on each side of the bread.The biggest problem with
eating melted crayonsis that all the wax gets stuck
in the back of your throat.Rhett:
Okay, that’s excessive.So the mayo is just there
to help everything
go down smoothly.Link: When in doubt,
spread it out.Then we’re gonna hit the bread
with a little bit of Dijon,use some really excellent
horseradish-y stuff.Crayons have a relatively
neutral flavorand they tend to coat
the palettein a similar way to fat.So any acid or spice you addis really going to carry
the dish.You guys are working
so good together. Link: Oh, yeah. You don’t
want too much mustard. Rhett: Yeah, a little mustard
goes a long way. Link: You don’t want it
to overpower the mayo. Crayons.Now, and I can’t
stress to youhow uncharted
this territory is to me,we need to pick out
a few good ripe crayons.Color isn’t really important,
just follow your heartand you use whatever combo
speaks to you in the moment.Work as a team.We’re going to follow
the scheme from the episode,which looks to be
bright yellow,orange, red,
light blue, lavender,and what’s that last one?
Fuchsia? Coral?Can you guys tell?– Link: No.
– Rhett: Green. – ( snorts )
– Colors.We’ll just call it pink.When it comes to crayons,
you have two options–skinless or skin on.Purists are gonna say
skin on,and that’s how it appears
in the episode,but for taste purposes,
we’re gonna go aheadand peel the crayons.It’s really weird
to hear your voice-over while this is clearly
in your mouth. Yeah, yeah.Once you have 20 or so
crayons peeled,place those as evenly
as you canon top of your bread
smeared with mayonnaise.– That fits beautifully.
– Link: Mm-hmm. – It looks great.
– It looks delicious. Link:
It looks like a rainbow.We’re gonna give it
a light sprinkleof coarse-ground sea salt…Link:
Double salt, bae?…because, I mean,
who knowswhy we do anything
anymore, right?Just put the other slice
of bread on top.Heat an ungodly amount
of salted butterin a heavy bottomed skillet
over medium heatfor about a minute
until the solidsstart to separate.Link: Ooh!
You just burnt my arm.The brown butter
is an attemptto make you forget
that you’re eatinga bunch of crayons.It will not work.
Like, at all.– Watch your hand.
– Do we want some mayo? No, God.Put the sandwich on the pan.You want to really press
your spatulaon top of the sandwich
to drive itinto the direct heatand make sure
the entire surface areaof the bread
gets nice and toasty.Don’t worry about melting
your crayonsall the way through.You can leave
a few undercookedto add textural contrast.We need to flip.
We need to flip. – Rhett: Okay.
– Link: Okay. Oh, boy, here we go.Flip the sandwich
after about five minutesand continue cooking
for an additional five.– Link: One.
– Andrew: Oh, you guys
are geniuses. – Or I’m a genius,
I guess, because–
– Link: Oh, no! – Rhett:
No, no, no, no.
– Link: Oh! Oh! Andrew:
Most of them–Pull the sandwich
off the heatand let it rest
for a few minutesbefore you eat it.
Now, there is one more elementto Ralph’s grilled
crayon sandwichand that is thumb tacks.Yeah, no,
I didn’t think so.Well, let’s eat this thing,
and may the food Godshave mercy on our souls.Mm-mmm. – Yeah.
– You guys earned this. Mm. Mm. Really tasting
that color. It said non-toxic on ’em.
I think that means edible. Are you guys
swallowing this? – Are you?
– I don’t think so. Link:Put a hat on it.A GMM hat to be exact.Get one at mythical.store.
by Gene Kilian
– Today we make fire. – Let’s talk about that. ♪ (theme music) ♪ – Good Mythical Morning! – All right, Mythical Beasts, we need you to keep tweet-voting so that …
– Today we make fire.
– Let’s talk about that. ♪ (theme music) ♪ – Good Mythical Morning!
– All right, Mythical Beasts, we need you to keep tweet-voting so that we can win
show of the year at the Streamys! – We can do this!
– Yeah! All you gotta do is to tweet “I’m voting
for #GoodMythicalMorning for show of the – year at the #Streamys.”
– Yes. – A hundred times. You can do it a
– (both) hundred times a day! Okay, thanks for that. Now, one of the
things that has separated us from the rest of the animal kingdom,
as humans, is our ability– – Bipedalism!
– to HARNESS FIRE! – Like ostriches. No, harness fire.
– You ever seen a parakeet start a fire? I don’t think so. I’ve never seen one
start a fire. You ever seen a worm start – a fire? No! You have not.
– No. – ‘Cause they can’t do it.
– No. They’re lame. Worms are lame. But we can
start fires. And humans have devised all kinds of interesting ways to start a fire
and all kinds of interesting technologies. We’ve got lighters, torches, and all kinds
of stuff like that. But what if you’re out – in the wilderness…
– Without any of those technologies? Yeah, and you’re just like an animal?
Just out there in the wilderness. – How do you start a fire?
– Well, you gotta get weird with it. – ♪ (dreamy music) ♪
– (Link) Let’s get weird with it! (Rhett, gruffly) Making fire. – (Link) All right.
– All right, this is the remote campsite that we have set up in the parking lot.
We each have our own tent… – Mine’s bigger than yours.
– Unfortunately, we have not brought – fire starter stuff, like a lighter.
– Like a lighter. – What do you have in your pack?
– Oh, my camping pack! Maybe you got something! ♪ (dreamy music) ♪ I’ve got a piece of gum.
I’ve got scissors. – (Link) Okay.
– (Rhett) And I have a double-A battery. – A double-A battery. Okay, so…
– (Rhett) I’ve been– – Can I chew the gum?
– Nope, I have to use the gum. – I have to use all parts of this.
– Oh! You’re like a true survivalist. The first thing I’m gonna do is I’m going
to cut this into an hourglass shape. And I’m making the kindling here that
hopefully will just go up in huge flame – in a second.
– I think a fire might just start on my jeans out here just from being in the sun. It’s basically a hundred
degrees out here, almost. So basically I’ve created just a thin part
in this gum wrapper. Now I need the gum. – All right.
– I need the gum to be in two different pieces. You’re gonna take this
and put it on the non-shiny side. And this is gonna serve
as, like, a heat buffer. Heat shield. The next thing I’m going to
do is I’m gonna take our battery… You’re gonna connect both ends of
this to a battery in order to complete – the circuit?
– Mmhm. – (Link) But do it down here next to the…
– Yeah, I will. I’m just getting this into position here. – (Link) Okay, you got–
– (Rhett) Here, and… ignition. (Link) Contact. Ooh. It’s burning
immediately. Come on, fire man! Come on… You got generic batteries,
that’s the problem. (Link) It’s no longer smoking, but
it smells like fire. It actually smells like gum. I think you’re cooking the gum.
I think that’s all that’s happening here. You wanna just eat the gum? – Oh, it’s warmed up.
– Oh, really? It’s like gum that’s been in somebody’s
pocket for a long time. That’s not bad. Okay, so step one to survival is make sure
you have warm gum. Mission accomplished. ♪ (dreamy music) ♪ Okay, my gum and batteries were a little
bit of a fail, but Link, what do you have – in your special pack?
– Well, Rhett, I’ve got a battery from – an Android cellular telephone.
– (Rhett) Oh! Yeah. – Hold that for me.
– Who doesn’t have one of those? – (Link) And I’ve got some steel wool here.
– Oh, yeah. And if you take the steel wool and scrape
over the… I’ll call those “diodes.” I have no clue what
they’re actually called. – Okay.
– … of the battery. And Imma do that down here. Oh! I just saw
a spark but I’m not close enough to the… (Rhett) Are you just cleaning now? Or are
you still trying to start a fire? – (Link laughs)
– Wow, we’re gonna die out here, Link. We’re gonna die of heat
exposure, ironically. We’re gonna die of heat stroke
while trying to start a fire. – (Link laughs)
– (Rhett) You know what? I’ve got some other batteries we can
clean. I brought a 9-volt. – (Link) Okay, let’s try that.
– Should’ve told you about this earlier. – (Rhett) Try it with a 9-volt.
– Hold this in your hand. – (Rhett) Oh, yeah. That’s gonna work, man.
– (Link) That leaf right there’s about to – catch on fire.
– (Rhett) You’re shaking so much. Are you okay? Are you shaking
from the cold? The extreme cold? (crew laughs) (Link whispers) Come on.
(sings) Come onnnn. I’ve always thought that we were gonna be
a good team in the zombie apocalypse. I’m beginning to second-guess that now. ♪ (dreamy music) ♪ Okay, man, let’s move on from batteries.
What else do you have in your pack? Well, Link, you know, I’m glad you asked
because I’ve got this pan where we just cooked that bacon, back when
we used to have fire, you know? – Oh. You’ve got a…
– I’ve got a bacon-grease-soaked paper – towel that I’m gonna set down there.
– ‘Cause bacon grease is flammable. Don’t let anybody tell
you anything different. And I’ve got my reading glasses for
those romance novels that I like to read – while camping.
– (Link) So… I’m gonna throw some kindling on top of the bacon grease. Now,
we would be using my glasses, but they’re not thick enough. We’ve determined that
these reading glasses are thicker. – (Rhett) Yeah, brother.
– (Link) I think this is gonna work. My excitement is building. My expectation,
my sense of survival is kicking up a notch. (Rhett) You know, as a kid I would do this
with my brother, but I used a magnifying – glass.
– You wouldn’t happen to have one? Oh yeah, well, speaking of that…
I’ve got a magnifying glass. – (Link chuckles) Here, lemme use that.
– A, you need to turn it around. – Ooh!
– (Rhett) This is gonna do it, man. (Link) Man, that is bright. Now look,
there’s smoke coming out from over here. – (Link) Keep going.
– (Rhett) You know, we should’ve just kept – that fire we were cooking that bacon with?
– Right. – We should’ve just kept it.
– And then used that fire to start a fire. Yeah, yeah, we should’ve
kept that fire going. I think that’s the lesson here.
If you get fire for bacon, don’t quit! (Link) Yes… yes… oh ho!
It’s happening. That’s flame, isn’t it? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. – (Link) That was fire.
– (Rhett) Oh, ho ho ho ho! There it is! – Oh, whoa, whoa! (caveman voice) FIRE!
– (Link, caveman voice) Me make fire! (roars) FIRE! Oh! You know what? It only
took a magnifying glass and a previously – lit fire. Oh gosh.
– (Link) Look at that, guys. – Hey, that was so easy. Now what do we do?
– (Link) Why don’t we put out this fire and – try to start another one?
– Okay! ♪ (dreamy music) ♪ Okay, well, we’ve already effortlessly
started fire, so we have nothing to prove at this point, but ah… what else
do you got in your bag, Link? Well, on the heels of that victory,
I have some plastic cups… – (Rhett) Oh, cool.
– Some rubber bands… – Yep.
– And some cling wrap. – Huh!
– Now, if my research serves me correct, we take said plastic
cup, fill it with human urine… – Oh!
– And then take the human urine and – make a baggie using cling wrap.
– Oh, fun. – And then use that as a magnifying glass.
– Well, I’ve got some urine brewin’. – Oh, no. I’m going first.
– (chuckles) Oh, we’re both gonna go. – Oh, this is gonna be fun.
– (Link) All right, I’m goin’. Everything comin’ out all right? That’s a
joke I like to say when somebody’s using – the bathroom. I’ve done it for years.
– All right. – Whoa, that was quick!
– See if you can top it off. (laughs) Can’t have too much. All right, so what
I’m gonna do is I’m gonna take this empty cup and I’m gonna make a… some sort of
a template to then pour the pee into. – Hey Link. Man, we’ve been drinking!
– (laughs) It’s good to stay hydrated. – It’s kinda yellow.
– I don’t know, it’s pretty yellow though. – I think that was you, man.
– (Link) All right. – (Rhett) Okay.
– I just made a little hole. – I don’t think that’s how I would do it.
– Pour a little bit of our combined – urine sample.
– Couldn’t this just be water? No. ‘Cause you don’t have water.
We drank all the water and – converted it into pee.
– Well, there’s a hose right over there. All right. Do not pour this on my hand. – Pour a little bit.
– I think I’m gonna throw up. Ick. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! I kinda
wondered if it was gonna separate, like oil and water? Like your pee,
like, layered on top of my pee. I’m gonna set this over here next
to the bacon grease pan. – All right.
– (Rhett) Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. – Where’re the rubber bands at?
– (Link) The rubber bands are right here. (Rhett) Okay. Oh yeah, oh yeah. You’re a pro!
Look at that, you got a little pee bag. – (both) Oh!
– Oh no, breach! Oh no! NOOOOOOOOOOO! Just come sit down. I’m
not gonna throw it on you! (Rhett) I’ve known you long enough to
know that you’re gonna pee me right now. – Sit down. I’m not going to.
– (Rhett) You’re about to pee me. – (Rhett) Just let me hold it.
– (Link) All right. Gosh! Wow. That’s the most traumatic thing
I’ve ever experienced on this show and it – happened to you!
– You know what? Don’t worry about it. – Oh, gosh! Come on, man!
– It’ll be okay. – We’re in this together.
– Get your pee hand off of me! – (Rhett) Don’t touch me again.
– (Link) All right, so here we go. See if you can get a beam of light
directly on the kindling without dripping – pee on the kindling.
– The sun is right there. I don’t wanna get it sideways. There’s just so many
crinkles. We need something that’s – smoother than this. Like more Saran Wrap.
– What about a Ziploc bag? – (Rhett) Oh ho ho ho!
– All right, so I’ve got a… Thanks for lettin’ me
know you had a Ziploc bag. – (Link) So, here, put that in here
– (Rhett) Icky. – (Link) Icky?
– (Rhett) Yeah. All right, so now, pour the pee in there.
Pour half of my pee and half of your pee – in here. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
– No, man, full! – What?
– Yes. I’m trying to make a beam, man! – Now, should we label this? So someone…
– I’m never peeing again. After seeing – my pee out in the open like this?
– All right. Have at it, steady hands. – That’s too big. The beam is too big.
– This is what our life has become. We’re sitting out in a parking lot with
a bag of our own urine holding it up like this, trying to start a fire. ♪ (dreamy music) ♪ All right, Rhett, what other
goodies do you got? Well, I’ve got an empty
plastic soda bottle. – (Link) Okay.
– I’ve got some brake fluid. – Of course you do.
– I always bring that camping. – Right.
– Might need to brake. I’ve got some pool cleaner, chlorine.
You never know when you’re gonna find, like, a hot tub out in the wild
that you wanna disinfect. – Like hike to a pool or something.
– (Rhett) Yep. I’ve also got some rubber gloves
that we’re gonna need. – Oh!
– I’ve got a mask for your face. – Oh, wow!
– (Rhett) I’ll take those. – (Link) Okay.
– And I’ve also got… is that it? – Yes, that’s it.
– (Link) You better hope you have goggles. – Oh, goggles. Yeah, where are they?
– (Link) I wanna reiterate: do not try – this at home. We’re not at home.
– (Rhett) We’re camping! (Link) Don’t try this camping. Unless
this turns out really great, which I’m sure it won’t, because we’re getting
all protected. I’m wearing one glove? (Rhett) Okay. I’ve never put this
kinda stuff on while camping. Yeah, this is how I look when
I’m camping at all times. – (Link) All right, so what do you do here?
– Well, first thing I do is I get my mask on. Then I take our chlorine… we
didn’t find any hot tubs on this trip, so we can use it to start our
fire. I’m going to fill this up. – (Link) You’ve done this before?
– (Rhett) Nope! I’ve just been on the internet. Okay, that’s good. Pour the
brake fluid. Now, if we have any braking – problems on the way down the hill…
– (Link) We’re screwed. (Rhett) We’re outta luck. (Link) All right. Nothin’ happenin’ yet.
Little bubble action over here. (Rhett) Now, I’ve been instructed that
we might wanna stand back a little bit. – (bubbles)
– (Link) Whoa! – (Link) Look, look, look!
– (both) Oh! – (Link) What–
– (explodes) (Link) Oh, gosh! What– (explodes again) (Link) What the crap!? (flames roar) (Link) WHAT?! – (Link) WHAT THE CRAP, GUYS?!
– (Rhett chuckles nervously) – (Link) Is everybody all right?
– (Rhett chuckles more) (Link) I’m a little afraid!
Stay back, stay back. (Link) You know what? I’m glad I already
peed in that cup, ’cause I would’ve just – peed in my pants and yours.
– (Rhett laughs) (Rhett) We made a couple a…
you had a couple– – (both) OH!
– (Link) My freakin’ chair is on fire! (Rhett) His chair’s on fire. You should–
you should– yeah, there you go. That’s – exactly what you should do.
– (Link) Yeah, Edward! Get it! (Link) Get that too. (hisses) Okay, I’m gonna sit back down in my
perfectly intact chair and think about what just happened. – (Link) Do NOT try that ANYWHERE! Ever!
– That was stupid. I’m gonna go ahead and – acknowledge that that was– that was–
– (Link) Wow! That was stupid… on a lotta levels. But
that’s why we’re doing this and you’re not. – (Link) Whaa haha!
– (Rhett groans) Gosh. – (giggles)
– Okay, I’m in one piece. Are you? Nothing is burned, rather miraculously.
That was stupid. Yes. Let us acknowledge: we’ve been
telling you the whole time to don’t attempt these things at home,
but let me say… We had not pre-attempted them,
and then when we attempted them, – we over-attempted the last one.
– We put too much of whatever those materials were. The brake fluid
and the chlorine. Too much. – (both) Don’t do it at all.
– But especially the way we did it was incredibly stupid and irresponsible
and we’re lucky to not be burned. And, so we won’t interpret it as a reward,
but we still wanna invite you to like, – comment, and subscribe.
– Why not? You know what time it is. Hi, I’m Anna and I’m from Orange,
California. Today we’re at VidCon. And it’s time to spin the
Wheel of Mythicality! We got a special edition, limited time
hoverboard t-shirt only available up through October 21st, 2015,
the date on the shirt. – Check it out at rhettandlink.com/store.
– Click through to Good Mythical More where we share some camping
mishaps from our high school days. (Rhett) My Strange Addiction:
Mashed Potatoes. (dramatic voice) Hi, I’m here with one
Link Neal. Link, I hear you’ve got a – problem. Tell us about it.
– Uh… no, I don’t have a problem. – What’re you eatin’ there? What’s that?
– Just some mashed potatoes. – Mashed potatoes.
– There’s meatloaf there too. Can you believe it? How much do
you like those mashed potatoes? – Looks like you’re really into ’em.
– I mean, they’re good. They’re creamy. – I mean, it’s just, uh… They’re good.
– He thinks they’re creamy. How often do you eat
mashed potatoes, Link Neal? – Ummm… once every… quarter, probably.
– Once a quarter. That’s four times a year. How strange is that? [Captioned by Caitrin:
GMM Captioning Team]
by Gene Kilian
Today, charades are getting lost in translation. Let’s talk about that. ( upbeat music ) Good Mythical morning! Today we have a very special guest with us, King Bach. Welcome to …
Today, charades are
getting lost in translation. Let’s talk about that. ( upbeat music ) Good Mythical morning! Today we have a very
special guest with us, King Bach.
Welcome to the show. – Thanks for coming in, Bach.
– Thanks for having me. – How you been?
– Great! How have you guys been? – Good.
– Real good. – Our show is expanded.
– I know! – There’s a lot more of it.
– And you guys got books
and stuff now. – Yeah, books, well, book.
– Well, book. – We have book and stuff.
– If you want to plug our book, we’d be glad
for you to do that. I wanna remind you guys,
GMM, like I said, is now a whole lot bigger. There are a handful
of videos to watch every single day that make
up eight full episodes, so, the easiest way to watch
the videos in order is to first watch this video, then at the very end
of this video, click in the top right corner
to go to the next part, or click the link
in the description. – Now– yes, very clear.
– Was that clear? Very, very. Extremely. In normal life, we believe
in open, direct communication, but here on GMM, we actually
prefer the exact opposite. It’s time for Telephone Charades
or Skeleton Paradesor Smelly Cloned Shar Peis?Okay, here’s how
it’s going to work: Rhett and I are working
together with King Bach to guess a charade corporately. We are players A, B, and C. Player A has 30 seconds to act
out a charade for player B. Player B cannot guess
out loud, – they can only
say the word “okay.”
– Mm-hmm. Then, player B acts
out the charade they think it is
for player C, but they cannot use
any of the movements
that player A did. Player C is free
to guess out loud,
just like normal charades. If player C cannot
guess correctly, then player A
will be punished, and we will rotate every round.
Bach, you got it? – Nope.
– Great. Let’s do it. – Announcer:Round one!
–( phone ringing )Woman:
Okay, you guys ready? Yeah, I got my
round one, open it? Woman:
On your mark, get set, go! Okay. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay,
yeah, yeah, okay. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
Okay. Whoa, re– What?
Oh, what? I don’t wanna do too much
’cause you’re going to have
to do different stuff. Oh, gosh. Okay? Okay. – Okay.
– ( bell ringing ) – Okay.
– Okay. Uh, math? Writing. Uh, me, man. Caveman. Uh, math? Mathematician, magician, uh, math, model. Math, ostrich. I think he said
what I thought it was. Keep going. Uh, ma… math dance! – Math dance.
– ( bell ringing ) Ah, okay.
You said “math” a lot. – I thought it was,
like, mathematician.
– I did say that! But then at the end,
what did I do? I was like this. Oh, chalkboard? Yes! You got that, right? Chalkboard? No.
I thought he was in a cave. – Now I get punished?
– Hold on. What’s the– Woman: No, you guys did
not get it right, which means, I have a very special
punishment for you. Chase, can you come on out,
please? – It was chalkboard?
– For me? – Yeah, it was chalkboard.
– Chalkboard? – You should have done
more emphasis on the board.
– Don’t tell me what I should– – You were the missing link.
– Look, I even–
there was math on it! There was math everywhere! Woman: Why don’t you
go ahead and show Link what we have
in store for him? – ( irritating screech )
– Ahh! But that’s us, too!
We’re getting punished, too. – Just ’cause we’re right here.
– Okay, okay, I get it. – Let’s move on, I got it.
– Okay, let’s rotate. – Announcer:Round Two!
–( phone ringing )Ah! – Okay.
– Timer, start. Okay. Okay. Okay, okay. – Okay.
– ( humming ) Sound effects,
I like that. Illegal, but I like it.
Okay. Okay, okay? And I got time left. He got it. ( bell ringing ) – What am I
gonna do different?
– Ah, yeah. I need another second
here to think about this. – No, you don’t.
– ( Bach laughing ) – Ah. Oh.
– Oh. Yeah. Okay, uh, cheerleader. Man with a hat. – I don’t know what–
he did it all!
– Frustrated– – Frustrated man!
– He did it all! Rocket man, man that moves things,
many that cuts things, sorter, librarian. Oh, whoa, butcher. – Eater of things.
– I can’t– I can’t. ( bell ringing ) – You did too much!
– I did too much! – You did everything!
– I did everything. I got– what’s your guess? Well, librarian
who’s eating the files. ( electronic buzzer ) – All right, so my guess
is eating a sandwich.
– Yeah. – Oh, gosh.
– That’s right. What were you rifling through? I was trying to
figure out how to eat something
without eating it. Oh, sorry, but, Bach, you have
to suffer the consequences. Woman: Yeah, we have a very
special punishment for you, Mike and Alex,
can you come on out here? – Bach: Uh-oh.
– Woman: They’re gonna
sweaty sandwich you. Oh, no! Oh, a man sandwich! – Disgusting.
– Big man sandwich. Oh, they just worked out!
They just worked out! – I feel so bad for you.
– Yeah, I smell it. – Ugh, sorry, Bach.
– He’s sick, too. – Announcer:Round three!
–( phone ringing )Woman:
On your mark, get set, go! Okay. Got it.
Say no more. And we got 20 seconds left. We can just chill. Link: You can only
say “okay,” though. – Okay?
– ( laughing ) – Okay.
– Link: He said he got it. So, wait, can I add
this time to my time? I wish. Woman: All right, Bach,
you ready to do it for Link? Oh, man, but, yeah.
Okay. Woman: All right,
whenever you’re ready. – Ahh, I got you.
– ( screams ) Okay, um. You said you got it. All right, you’re a baby. You’re a baby,
and you’re crawling. You’re growing up, you’re evolving! You’re walking a dog. You’re walking a baby,
like a yo-yo! You’re yo-yoing. You’re basket tossing. You’re whining.
You’re–you’re a toddler. ( Bach screaming ) – You’re a toddler.
– ( bell ringing ) Tantrum. You’re a toddler
throwing a tantrum. – No.
– No, it’s mom. It was so much harder. – He did it perfectly.
– What’s your guess? – It was mom.
– Mom? – Yeah.
– Yeah, all I did was this. He did that,
he did breasts there. Yeah, I didn’t even
need to do breast,
but those and belly. Woman: Speaking
of breasts, Rhett, boy,
do we have a treat for you. – Oh, gosh.
– Woman: Come on out with
some human breast milk. – Bach: Oh, wow.
– Really? Chase, good gracious. – Stop it, stop it.
– Ew, I gotta drink this? That came from Chase’s boobs? Ugh.
2% or whole? ( groans ) I’ve had it before, it tastes like it comes
from a bear. – ( laughing )
– Who donated this? Woman:
That’s our little secret. Oh, yeah,
keep that a secret. That’s all I’m doing.
That wasn’t my fault, oh gosh. – ( laughing )
– Babies got bad taste. – Ugh. Thanks, Bach.
– Bach: No problem. Now, stay tuned for
later in the show, Bach is going to take
on some of the haters. But first, click through to see
us smash some stuff
with golf clubs. Announcer:
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