(rooster crowing) (roaring) - I don't think I can
use this arm anymore. - Well, okay, that's a problem. (laughing) - Name that squad. - Welcome to Good Mythical More, oh! - Link just hurt himself badly (laughter) but you know what, we
don't have a medic here we just have Stevie here, and she didn't go to medical school. - There's a spot right there on the side of your elbow that like-- - The funny bone. - No, it didn't do the doingy- doingy. (Stevie laughs) It didn't feel like a
spring, it was more like.-- - What do you need? I got some hand sanitizer. - Oh, (whining) - Rub that in. I need some dryer sheets, man. (Rhett chuckling) Just give me one more dryer sheet. - Gimme some dryer sheets to chew on. - It's starting to feel better. I can lift my arm. I'm not exaggerating. - Alright, what do you
call a group of skunks? - What're you talking about? - That's what Name That Squad is. - Oh, uh-- (Stevie laughs) - Hold on, you just
ask me random questions about skunks now? (laughter) - Don't you even care? - Huh? - About what I'm going through, man? - Hey man, I want you to feel my pain, don't ask me about skunks. - Um, a sklunk...a sklunk. - I saw a skunk the other
night, in our neighborhood. - Well, what's the correct answer? - Uh-- - And was he alone? - Yeah, that's what I was getting at. Never seen a skunk with another skunk. So I don't think this, you know what- - It doesn't exist.
- It doesn't exist. Skunks are completely solitary. - What does exist is Be Nicer to People or Be Nice-- what does this say? - [Stevie] Do you not have the answer? Am I supposed to have the answer? - Be Nice to People bumper sticker-- - Oh no, you're supposed
to have the answer. - Available at Mythical.com. We're gonna taste, are we
gonna eat these stickers? - [Stevie] Oh, a stench. - Oh, a stench of skunks, that's cute. - A stench of skunks. - [Stevie] Oh my gosh, that is thematically tying into this More. - Ah, it is! - We're gonna scratch
and sniff some stickers while blindfolded because
as you can see, I can't. Are you blindfolded? - I am now. - But we don't have to eat them. Which is great. All I can smell is my own breath which smells like a dryer sheet. - Okay. - [Stevie] No, no, nope. - Is this it? - We've gotta sniff at the same time. - (crosstalk) sticker, right? - [Stevie] Yes. - Hold on-- - [Stevie] I'm going to pass you-- - Are there duplicates? - [Stevie] Yes, you
pass that one to Rhett. This is the best way to do this. - [Stevie] Okay? (scratching) - I can already smell it. - Ah, coyote urine. Pickle.
- Pickles. - [Stevie] No. - Onions.
- [Stevie] Yep. - Ha!
- Onions? - Yeah. - Ew, that's nasty, ya'll. - That's pretty good
scratch-n-sniff sticker. - Yeah, that smells strong,
get that out of here, alright. - Wow, I'm going to take
these home to my children. - Masks down. I ain't taking that into my house. - That's the difference
between me and you. - So pass,
- [Stevie] Pass. - pass and scratch
and-- don't scratch yet! - I'm not scratching. (scratching) Pickles. - Oh, pickles. - [Stevie] Yeah. - We guessed pickles last time. - That pickle was smelling
so strong that we smelled it. - You scratched earlier than me. - I smelled it, I smelled it, I didn't even need to scratch it, man. It smelled like pickles right off the bat. - It actually smells
different when you scratch it (scratching) it's more pungent. - Man, did you have scratch-n-sniffs? Did you have a sticker book? - I had a sticker book. - Yeah, me too. (Stevie laughs) - And it had a scratch-n-sniff section. - I would just put the different sniff-- - It had a puffy section,
scratch-n-sniff section, regular section-- - You know me, I mix it all up. I wanted little bit of puff, little bit of scratch-n-sniff
(crosstalk) on every page. - I had a edgy section, like, insults or like poops type stuff. - Poops. - Not poop emojis 'cause
emojis didn't exist. Think about that, kids. - Yeah, before that. - Emojis didn't exist. - Yeah, we wouldn't
even know what that was. - Alright, I ain't gonna hand you yours until I'm ready to scratch. (scratching) Aah, pina coloda. - That's a fruit. Ah, coconut. - Coconut. (Stevie laughs) (scratching) - Man, that's good, I like that. - Furniture polish. (scratching) Is it a fruit? - [Stevie] It's in the sweet region. - (scratching) It's in the sweet region. - Oh, it's got chocolate,
it's a chocolate smell because I know how they do
scratch-n-sniff chocolate. This is how they do it. - What? - Strawberry shortcake. - [Stevie] Close. - Ain't no chocolate in
strawberry shortcake. - Chocolate shortcake. (Stevie laughing) - Chocolate dipped strawberries. - Neapolitan, strawberry sundae. - With chocolates on top. (laughing) - I don't have B.O. I just smell funny. - Banana split! - [Stevie] No. - There's no banana. - [Stevie] Keep in
mind, these are for kids and it's a dessert. - You don't think a banana
split is for children? (crosstalk) is banana split
suddenly an adult dessert? - Yeah it is, man. - 'Cause I haven't had
one since I was a kid. - I've never had one, except-- - 'Cause you don't like bananas. - Except on this show. - But it's for children. - I had one on this show. - [Stevie] You only have one
once a year when it's your day. - (together) Birthday cake. - [Stevie] Yeah.
- Tie. - [Stevie] Remember when Link had the birthday cake on his head for, what was it, what's on
my head or what's on my hat? - Mm-hmm. - [Stevie] And it took
like 60,000,000 guesses for him to guess birthday cake? - No I don't, Stevie. (Stevie laughs) I'm still smelling pickles. - [Stevie] Okay, you ready? - Oh, my fingers smell like pickles. - [Stevie] These are gonna get weirder. - I scratched so hard. - [Stevie] Scratched so hard. Oh, that one actually smells like it. - Ooh, I'm not even
scratching this, this is-- - Ugh! - This is like-- - That smells like the mop in the janitor closet at high school. - Yes, it does! (laughing) - Pine-sol. - [Stevie] No. - No, it smells just
like Mr. Leon's bucket. - Grandma's drawers? Grandma's moth balls in her drawers? - That is Mr. Leon's bucket,
I will take that to the grave. (Stevie laughing) - He'd roll that bucket down the hall, and it'd slosh out and it
would smell exactly like this. This is Leon's bucket. - (laughing) Leon's bucket. If it's not Leon's bucket-- - I don't wanna guess anymore
(crosstalk), let's look at it. - You send it back. - Oh you know what, I think
there was dirt in Leon's bucket. (laughing) I mean what was he doing,
he was cleaning stuff up. - He was cleaning dirt. That's not what dirt smells like. - [Stevie] I thought it smelled like dirt. - It does smell like
dirt, hold on, it does. - [Stevie] Yeah, it does, it does. - Soil. - It's got some pine in there. It has dirt and it has pine. - Yeah, there is a pine-y. - Mr. Leon, man, it really was
tragic, what happened to him. - Which time? (laughing) - It's funny how that joke, the sensitivity level of that joke is calibrated by how
well you know Mr. Leon. They don't know him, so
it's not insensitive. - Okay. - [Stevie] Okay, ready? - I do know him and I'm very sensitive. - It was a long time ago. - Aw, man, it hit me perfect. It's like the things, what're the things that come
off of the wheel called? The things that make it chatter? One of those pegs went right in between-- - To make it chatter? - The side of my elbow
like went deep in between-- - Hold on, what do you
mean make it chatter? - It went deep in between two bones. - That's when you put a baseball
card in your bicycle tires, that what you're talking about? - I'm talking about the wheel
of mythicality, the peg-- - Oh. - Went right in between
these two places on my elbow. - Where's the-- I need one. (Stevie laughing) - We haven't gotten it yet. - I'm just reaching out and grabbin'. - [Stevie] This one's difficult. - Ah, it stinks. This, this is, um--
- Ugh, vomit! - This is vomit on--
- Shoe polish - This is vomit on leather. - No,this smells like
the back of Footlocker. You ever been in the back of Footlocker? - I've never even wanted
to go in the back. How have you been in the
back of a Footlocker? - I knew, I had a guy, I had a contact. - You were like, "Hey,
man, let me in the back. "I gotta see what those shoes
are doing stacked back there." - I was like, "You got
these in a size twelve?" And he was like, "Let's find out." - What, what? (laughing) He took you back? - Yeah, he took me to
the back of Footlocker. - To the back of the Footlocker? - It's a lot smaller than
you would think, (crosstalk) but there's so many shoes. - He was gonna strangle
you with a shoelace? - No. (Stevie laughs) - Why is he taking you in the back, man? That's not protocol. - This is the back of Footlocker. - [Stevie] I think it is supposed to have a leather-y smell. But, I don't think
there's leather in this. - Saddle. - Saddle. - [Stevie] There's no way
you're gonna guess this. - Crotch rubbin' on saddle. - [Stevie] Well-- - This is crotch. - [Stevie] That's close, - Cowboy crotch. - [Stevie] in my opinion. - Crotch is close? - [Stevie] Cowboy crotch is even closer. - Underarm. Rash. - Uh, tumbleweed. Cowboy crotch, horse. - Infection. - [Stevie] Okay, it has horsepower. - Car. - Leather seats. - [Stevie] Be more specific. - Engine. - Mustang car seats. Mustang racer seats. - [Stevie] Okay, yeah. - Racing seats. - [Stevie] These are children's stickers, would they have racing seats? - Racecar.
- [Stevie] Yeah. - Racecar, burning rubber. - [Stevie] Yeah, racecar. - Racecar? - It's burnt rubber.
- [Stevie] Racing seats. - It is burnt rubber.
- Yeah, it's burnt rubber. That's what they do in
the back of Footlocker. They burn that rubber to make the shoes. - Oh, gosh, this is the
most accurate one, I think. - [Stevie] Okay, you have one more. - That's crazy. - [Stevie] And it's very abstract. - You gotta go to the
back of a Footlocker. - And what? - Just see how awesome it is back there. So many, I mean, they space
the shoes out in front. - Are you still a 12 or are you 11 1/2? - I'm a 12 in most
shoes, I'm a 13 in Pumas. - I didn't ask you about Pumas. - [Stevie] I don't know what the score is. - I'm a 12 in most shoes,
but I'm a 13 in Pumas. Pumas run a size small for you? - For me they do. - Do you have a pair of Pumas? - I got 'em on right now,
sucka', and they're 13's. - [Stevie] Okay this is the last one, - That's weird. - [Stevie] and everything's on the line, and it is an abstract one. - Abstract? - Of course. (Stevie laughing) - Ah, I just rubbed it on my crotch. (Stevie laughing) (scratching) - You mean like butterfly
kisses, that kinda thing? (Stevie laughing) - No it's like dashed hopes. - [Stevie] (laughing) Butterfly kisses. - Confusion. - Not getting into the
school that you applied to. (Stevie laughing) (scratching) - Learning that the
California state system is no longer taking ACT and
SAT scores into account. - Taking a wrong turn and realizing that you're in the back of a Footlocker. (Stevie laughing) - Going the wrong way on a one-way street. (Stevie laughing) Which I have done. - Getting hired to work at a Footlocker and then realizing what it's
like to work at a Footlocker. - Zipping a little piece of your scrotum up into your zipper. - [Stevie] (laughing) What? - You talking about Something About Mary? - Yeah, yeah, it happens man. It's in that movie
because it's in real life. (Stevie laughing) - I think about it every
time I don't wear underwear. - And zip up your pants,
yeah I think about that too. - Aw, Something About
Mary, Something About Mary. - The way that the showed it is not the way that it
would happen, I don't think. - No, no 'cause it went
over the scrotum twice-- - [Stevie] Ugh, guys! - And then kept zipping. (laughing) - It would work. - So, how close have we been thus far? - [Stevie] Okay, you're not-- Well, I would say-- - This is going to a park. - [Stevie] Oddly enough-- - And cleaning, cleaning
off, like hosing off what the kids have been on. - [Stevie] I guess, the
scrotum would be the closest to what the answer is. - So it's a body part. Freshly cleaned skin. - Belly button lint. - [Stevie] No, these are all on the person that this smells like. - Oh, Axe. Cologne? - [Stevie] These are, it's a person. - This is a person? - [Stevie] This is a person. - Uber driver. (Stevie laughing) - Lyft driver. - That's right, right? - [Stevie] (laughing) No. - Man, this is-- It's a smoker. (laughing)
- Smoker. - This is the hotel room that they said was a non-smoking room
but you know good and well that somebody's been smoking in there-- - Yeah you can tell. - And you go back down
there and you tell 'em, you're like, "Hey, somebody's
been smoking in this room." And they're like, "Well sir,
we don't have any other rooms." - "Well, it's a non-smoking room." - "We could put you in
the janitorial closet." - "All our rooms are non-smoking, "except for the one
directly under your room." - [Stevie] (crosstalk) We
could put you in Lyon's bucket. - What? - [Stevie] He said janitorial
closet, Lyon's bucket. - We need another hint. - [Stevie] It's a person and this person- - Librarian. - [Stevie] Could also be
a librarian, this person-- - Educator. - [Stevie] is someone in your family? - Mother. Father.
- [Stevie] Who-- - Wicked-- - Uncle. - Step-child. - Oh, oh, crazy uncle. - [Stevie] No, when I fell
and scraped my knee as a kid, this person told me to
get up and stop crying. - Aunt Lucy. - The school nurse. Your dad. - [Stevie] It's someone in your family. - Your dad. - [Stevie] No, my dad's so nice. - Your dad's breath when he's
had a little bit to drink. - Oh, Granddad! - [Stevie] Yep. - Granddad's breath. - It smells like Granddad. It smells just like Granddad! - Grandpa. - It smells like aftershave. - Oh, shoot, that smells
like Grandpa, y'all. - Yeah, it smells just like Granddad. What if we put Granddad in some dirt? - All right, y'all have
a good weekend now. I gotta go to an urgent care
or something for this elbow. (Stevie laughing) - Dirty grandpa. - [Link] Spread a
positive message on the go with the Be Nicer to People bumper sticker available now at mythical.com.
