- Which universe tastes the best? - Let's talk about that. (upbeat music) Good mythical morning. - Before we reveal the latest findings of our most recent
interdimensional snack hunt, we do want to let you know
that beginning next week, we're gonna be taking a brief two-week spring vacation, okay? 'Cause even Link daddies need
a break every once in a while. - Yeah, a break from Lincoln. But we're gonna be back before
you know it on April 19th, with new episodes dropping
every Monday through Friday just like normal. - Hang in there and just watch old ones. Just don't forget about us, please. So, all right. When traveling to other
universes, as we do, it's important to have good manners. For example, when we
visit another universe, we always eat whatever is
offered to us without question. - We also make sure to offer
a gift from our dimension to express gratitude
for their hospitality. And so far, every single
alternate universe loves loose Tums. - Loves them. They hate the bottle they come in. I mean, do with that you will. - Yeah, and because not everyone is fit for nuanced multi-verse travel, we've trekked through
interdimensional vortices on your behalf in order to find literal out of this world snacks. - It's time for Multiverse Munchies. Just like our many
multiverse travels before, we have collected snacks
from other dimensions that do not exist in our own. In order to form an educated
opinion about these treats, we'll hold them to the same high standard as we do snacks in our universe. After tasting each snack, we're gonna decide whether it is from a delicious dimension or
if it is a snack offension. - That's right, now first
up, in our universe, we love to have fun with
fruity sugary gimmicky snacks. Case in point, Fruit by the Foot. But we found a universe
where people don't eat food for pleasure at all. They only eat it to fuel their bodies and are very particular about having the exact right amount of every
single thing they're eating. - Every single thing. - And that's why they have
Veggies by the Metric System. - Woo, okay. And listen, just in case you
can't do the math in your head, like we can, one foot is approximately or exactly 30.48 centimeters in length. - And they care a lot about food waste, but this is the only one in here. They don't really care
about packaging waste. - It's about being precise. - Yes. There it is. (laughing) Yeah, what are you thinking? Why is it taking him so long to get out Veggies by the Metric System? - First of all, just to make
sure they got this right, bring in that yardstick. Yep. - This is a meter stick.
- Meter stick. This should be exactly 30. - Should I keep moving it like this? - What is wrong with you? - Well, they can't see
it behind the microphone. What is wrong with you? Don't ask me what's wrong with me, implying that something's wrong with me. - Well, I'm setting it
down and you're like, let me just keep moving it away from you. - Oh, look at that. It's a foot. - We're gonna turn it over. Do you see 30.48? Oh, wow. Right on the
dot, right on the dot. Now again, I'm very excited about this. - It's the same as a foot. - 'Cause it's full of
spinach, beets and carrots. - All right. Hold on, well, what's half of that? I gotta give you 15.24. - Okay.
- Oh gosh. Okay. I gotta give you 15.24,
'cause we gotta do this right. - It's six inches. - 15.24, don't cheat. Don't use the King's
English or whatever it is. I want to do 15. Hold on, don't do that again, man. Hold on. I want to get this right. Okay. Okay. Okay. - Come on. He wants to get this right. I just want to taste it. - I want to respect the
people in this universe. They were very particular
about everything. - Okay. There it is right there. - Whoa, you did it! - You did 15.3. - Mm. Tastes like fish food. It's not that bad. - No. Oh, there's a little sugar in there. You got some sugar in there? I'm not, who am I talking to? - Nobody. - I mean, I'm thinking
about the people that we met in that other universe. - It's gone, just like that. - Remember we went to that
school in this universe and they were the kids and they were doing
that reading challenge? But instead of a pizza party,
they just won more books. - Yeah. Because they don't
like to have fun at all. - I don't want to go back. - Matter of fact, every
person is named Margo and they're all studying
in graduate school for urban planning. - Oh, the worst. The worst. - So I think just for that, well. - No, no, I like it. - Oh, you like it? Okay, just for that, we're saying Veggies by the Metric System. - [Both] Delicious dimension. - In our universe, chips and dip are a snack staple for any sporting event. And my personal favorite is
the freezer section version of TGI Friday's spinach artichoke dip. Not a sponsor.
- Nope. But there's a universe where eating in front of the TV is the sporting event. In this universe, couch potato athletes love to consume TGI Friday's
spinach artichoke drip. - Dang. Look at, that is... The serving size is a little cup, but you've got 10 gallons
you can go through. Look at that, drippy drippy.
- It's just a drip. It's just a cheese drip. t's not a flow. It's a cheese drip. And then you get a little bit of that. And then you just. - It doesn't really like to,
I think we need to tilt it. - Hmm, this is good. - Let me, let me, let me tilt it. I mean, the most workout you get is actually holding this thing up. - Tilt it forward. Oh, see? That's a nice little flow.
- There it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Let's bypass the chips. - This is not have electrolytes, but it does have electro heavies. You know what I'm saying? Oh yep, yep, yep. Yep. Who needs chips? Be the chip. This is what sports looks like over there. Give me a turn to get some of that. You got some on you. - Yeah, ooh. Isn't that good? - Uh-huh. Yeah. - I don't know why I'm breathing so hard, but I really am. That's just plain fun, y'all. - I'm plum tuckered out. - That's just plain fun. - Woo! I like that. - Why dip when you can drip? And it works for everybody. People in short sleeves,
people in sweaters. - Right across the spectrum. - I like this, man. - [Rhett] TGI Friday's
spinach artichoke drip. - [Both] Delicious dimension. - If you find yourself just being in awe of these multidimensional masterpieces, well, you can stop by the
Mythical Kitchen channel and learn from the chefs. Not that they made this stuff, it's just, they just know how to make things. - Right, right, right. - They got a recipe
video showing you how to make freezing cold Cheetos as well as tons of other food inventions
that you can create and bring right into
your very own dimension that's your home. If you're an at-home chef or have never cooked a thing in your life, we think you'll like Mythical Kitchen. - Yeah. Okay. We also think everybody
should visit New Orleans at least once in their life. And when you do, you
have to get warm, fluffy, powdered sugar-coated
beignets, New Orleans style. Look at these. Ooh, these are so nice, you know you want to eat one of these. But we found a universe where
every city is New Orleans and everyone is also
riddled with physical pain. - It was strange. - Yeah, that's why their
local bakers teamed up with a pain relief specialist to create New Orleans style Ben Gays. - Now, we could have gone a couple of different
directions with that. New Orleans style Ben Gays are coated in a powerful pain relief cream and can be served either
heated or chilled. And they're meant to be eaten only after they've been used to execute
a hardy Ben Gay massage. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's like, it's like a two in one. Oh, are you, you're signing up first? - I mean, we should probably
both take our shirts off. I mean, this is gonna
go both ways, isn't it? - Yeah. Oh, don't hit my Ben Gays. Are you supposed to, I mean. Yeah, look at that. Yeah. - Okay. - I'd like to see if you can ring my neck with one of these things. Oh, almost. - We don't have that kind of time. - All right. Oh me first now, huh? - Sit sideways, so the, yeah. Yeah, yeah yeah yeah. So you just tell me where you want it. - On my back. Ooh, it's kind of warm and tingly.
- Now here's the thing. This may seem weird to you. This may seem strange
here in our universe, but in the place where they come from, this is totally normal. It takes a lot to get the Ben Gay off of, I really have to. - You want to get as much
Ben Gay off of the beignet as possible before you eat it. But at a certain point
you just need to eat it. - And the thing is, is it's okay to eat. It's okay to eat this because the Ben Gay, the pain relief cream is totally edible in this particular dimension. It's just a strong mint. - Turn around and taste it. Oh. Oh, what? - I kind of want to give you
the one that was on your back. - Oh yeah? Okay. - Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I think it's
one thing for a man to eat-- - It's got an exfoliation quality too. - Yeah, I mean. - They don't greet
people in this dimension like waving and a handshake. They greet people with
a deep tissue massage. - It's hardened up a little bit. Maybe something, as it
came through the portal, as it came through the
portal it didn't quite, it's a little coagulating. - There's a strange
juxtaposition of flavors here. It's kind of like, uh. Yeah, I'm gonna swallow it though. - [Rhett] This is strong. - [Link] Woo! - (laughing) Refreshing. - Woo, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Is that my back, or is
that the Ben Gay, you know? That's what I find myself asking. Oh God. (groaning) I feel like something's closing up. - Something's closing up? - In my throat. Did you not get, I mean, look. You didn't get a lot off. I mean, I ate a thick daddy over here. - It's not great. I mean, but I'm having fun. - And I'm kinda loose. - And again, this seems, I mean, if this is one of those times
where you're watching our show like in the library or in
class or just in your room and somebody walks past, there's
nothing to see here, okay? Because we're just
doing it like they do it in this other place that we visited. We're just bringing it back to you. There's no reason to think
that this is weird and strange. - It's not weird and
strange, but that also means that it's not necessarily a good idea. - [Rhett] Yeah. New
Orleans style Ben Gays. - [Both] Snack offension. - Now in our last episode
of Multiverse Munchies, we revealed a universe where they ate Dingles instead of Pringles. Going to the bathroom
and talking about poop were the most popular
activities in their culture. And Stevie loved that dimension so much. Yeah, see, we got a "Woo!" - Please go back, guys. - For more snacks. This one's for you, Stevie! Instead of Famous Amos cookies, this universe has Famous Anus cookies. - Good gosh, what did you just say? - Famous Anus cookies. - So you might be asking, what famous anus is in this cookie? I hate to be the bearer of bad
news, but it's just a cookie with pig and cow anus pieces
instead of chocolate chips. - But that's not all, Link. - Yeah? - Every Famous Anus cookie has
a little anus in the middle. - Look at that crosshatch of anus. - I mean, it's, you know, not every anus is perfect,
but they're all loved. - Why is the anus piece so dark? I guess to emulate a
chocolate chip cookie. - Why is the anus piece so dark. That was my favorite children's book. (crew laughing) - It smells great. And the good news is that you can pop multiple in your mouth at once. - You can if you want,
but you don't have to. - Two. - I'm just gonna let you do that, because there's also anus juice in these. And I've been told what that is by the person that we got them from. - "Analjuice", the sequel to
"Beetlejuice" that no one saw. - It's when you cook anus and then you squeeze the juice out of it. They're not that bad. - No, they're not. Here you go, open. - It was a little too hard. A little too hard. Now, we went to a multiplex theater. They don't have, they're not dealing with the same stuff over there
as we are over here, should we were able to go to the theater. 16 movie screens. The only thing they're
showing, "The Human Centipede". - I'm glad you said that, Rhett. Because that's helping
me with my decision. I like these. - They're so much better
than you would think. Yeah, I mean, there's gotta be, there's gotta be more protein in these than in the Amos version. - You know what? I thin I'm on Team Anus. - Yeah, I'm definitely on Team Anus. - [Rhett] Famous Anus cookies. - [Both] Delicious dimension. - Mm-hmm.
- There you go. - I'll be eating these all the time. Going back there, smuggling
Stevie over there. - Smuggling Stevie.
- So she can snuggle. - Stevie, I did notice that you didn't, you didn't come out and grab one of these. We'll save a couple for you. Thanks for subscribing
and clicking that bell. - You know what time it is. - Hi, this is Peter. - And this is Mel. - And we're at the NASA Space
Center in Houston, Texas. - And now it's time. - [Both] To spin the Wheel of Mythicality. - I've watched so many
people on Zoom calls with fake backgrounds that whenever I see someone out in a place I'm like, oh, that's a cool background. - No, but we've actually been there too. - Yes, we have.
- Yeah. - You know what you should do? You should click the top link to watch us go through some real
stories of alien encounters in "Good Mythical More". - And to find out where the Wheel of Mythicality is gonna land. - Wow. That is. (coughing) I think
I got three whole Altoids.
I know a lot of people seem to like the alternate universe episodes, otherwise, they wouldn't keep making them. Personally, they're my least favorite.
The art department never ceases to amaze me with their product packaging. This was a fun episode, shirtless Rhett and Link always helps 🤣
Are these super popular or something? I feel like we get them every other week now. It’s way too much and I don’t really think that they’re very interesting. Maybe they’re easy to make? They always seem like discount “Will It” episodes to me.
These episodes are not good...it’s like a bad version of Will It and R&L seem so forced/unenthusiastic. The show is so mediocre right now and seems to really be struggling with the lack of guests. It’s getting very monotonous.
They ignore the fan fic written of them but keep providing content for it lol!
Just under a year ago we were afraid of double dipping spoons, and dinking and sinking.
Today we are rubbing food on eachothers backs and then feeding it to eachother.
It's been a wild ride.
Today's more was sponsored by Tig Notaro's podcast.
Jokes aside, that last abduction case is called "Vilas Boas". It is a really famous abduction case on Brazil.
I'm surprised how many people don't like this format. It's not my fave and I'll admit it seems to be in high rotation right now (along with shuffleboard, golf and darts) but r&l always seem so goofy in these episodes I don't mind. Ultimately to me any gmm concept/game is just an excuse to facilitate dumb/funny moments so I don't really care if it's not my favourite concept because its not actually why I'm watching. If it allows them to be silly and have fun its a format worth having.