Episode Transcript
And now each time for the fresh out of bed
head to head challenge, listeners to your corners, Taylor, Hey, Hey,
how are you good? Good morning, good morning, good morning,
good morning, good morning. Were you a fresh fish yesterday?
(00:20):
I was, sir, not no more over season now? Yeah,
like you come in here, it's like, hey, it's nice. Hey,
it's my I'm running the show here now. I'm not
a fresh fish. I'm Taylor with one win under my belt.
But you want to stay away from that, you know
that one pump chump thing. All right, all right, Arthur's
played before. Hey Arthur, good morning, good morning, brother a
(00:43):
good morning, good morning, everybody. Has it really been a
year since you played Arthur? Yes, sir, October last year. Yeah,
we used to play the Arthur theme song from the
movie Earth. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Okay. I'm glad you're still
with us. It's crazy that we haven't heard from you
in over a year. It's hard to get it, yeah,
it is. But that guy, the first phone call today
(01:04):
was the first time you ever got through. So something
magical in that air today. Indeed, because it's National Nut Day,
it's easier to get through today. I think there's some
correlation to nuts and getting through. And Arthur, have you
had any success on the game. I mean, I know
you've played a lot, so I have a committment issues, right.
I get to day five every time, three times already
(01:25):
and never can make it to the hall. Why do
you hate the Hall of Fame so much? I just
like free stuff? Okay, that's it, all right. Doesn't want
the strings attached to the Hall of Fame, just wants
all the free booty, all right. Shout out your name
when you think you know the answer, Arthur, Taylor, Arthur
and Taylor? Taylor and Arthur. What are they playing for today?
(01:47):
Tickets to the who Hu playing at House of Blues
November fifteen. Okay, shout out your name. We're listening for Taylor.
We're listening for Arthur. Here we go. Here comes your
first question. Uh as written what do you rub out
of a magic lamp? Arthur? Arthur, Gie, Yeah, you rub question?
(02:13):
I don't know. It seems like it was It just
seems like it was weirdly written. I don't know it worked, Arthur.
I read it verbatim. What do you rub out of
a magic lamp? For three wishes? What do you rub
out of a magic lamp. Hell, hellure, Mike is hot.
Go ahead, it's a genie. Okay, there you go, perfect, Tyler.
(02:38):
I didn't even hear your name on that. No, got
a little distracted there, so okay, yeah, less distractions to
focus here on the game here. Next question, Tyler, Arthur,
what type of truck is Grave Digger Arthur? A monster truck? Yeah,
(03:01):
if you said it was a nineteen fifty style panel van,
I would have to give that to you as well.
It's got that old look to it, but it's a
monster truck. You don't overthink it. Here on the Rod
Ryan Show and Tyler, what's that's one pump chumpish? That's
a that's an ass that's an ass kicking. It's giving
(03:23):
one pump chump as the kids say, it's not pat
My kids say, it's not passing the vibe check right now? Okay, Taylor,
we got to say goodbye to you, very very great.
I hope you had fun. And then Arthur, welcome back.
I guess we'll get your music ready and all that
good stuff. If you want to stick around for a
(03:44):
couple of days, absolutely sure. What okay, bro, hang on
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