Baked Alaska

Season 5, Episode 30
November 17, 2024

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The Dark Water Weekly, fire in your house and in your heart.

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Our crew were gathered in the vault room passing an overjoyed hot man as he set yet

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another fine establishment ablaze. The squish remembered that Chuckles had

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made gas masks for this purpose. Chuckles remembered that he had forgotten whether he had made

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exploding masks or protective masks. So it was a real wild card.

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They convinced Lady High Hill to retreat to her room with the chest. Chuckles and Lady High

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Hill escaped through the window with Chuckles suffering a few injuries on the way down.

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Actually, you landed very well, but then they really biffed, throwing Lady High Hill over.

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And so she actually is what's causing your injuries just as a

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clear addition. >> Love to, love concussion.

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>> Yes, yes, you are suffering from a love concussion.

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Hold on, there we go. Chuckles ran back inside to the house where he saved Lord High Hill and told

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the real captain of their plight. Patches and squish stayed to fight for the chest.

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Despite three of the four gas masks exploding in their favor, it was still a tough battle.

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Soon they were backed into a corner with fire behind them and guards between them and their

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prize. Suddenly the captain burst in, beard and eyes blazing. He snatched the chest and rescued

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his crewmates. As they made a hasty retreat, Lady High Hill warned Chuckles about the true

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nature of the harp. It can cause anyone who hears it to obey the player. And now it's in

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the hands of a murderous ghost pirate. >> Yeah, but he's our murderous ghost pirate.

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We do whatever he asks anyway. Well, not patches, but we pretty much do what he asks anyway.

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Even then patches mostly does, but he pitches about the entire time.

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>> Six year old kid. >> Hey, man, peer pressure is hell of a drug.

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>> Yeah. >> You guys are my peers.

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>> Are we? >> In mind, you all have returned to the ship and you made a quick getaway. There was no

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stop, no go, just booked it out of the dock. And as you pull away, of course, you see this hill,

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the High Hill of their name just completely ablaze a fire and you leave that.

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And as the sun dawns the next day, things are a little different on the ship.

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So when you guys all came aboard, we can talk about what you did later. But

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the captain himself locked himself in his room and hasn't been seen since.

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He hasn't come out and been jovial and talking to you guys like he normally is in the mornings.

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His door is locked. He's made no attempt to talk to any of you. And all day long, you have been

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hearing just the faintest sounds of ukulele drifting through from his cabin. But instead of

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the horrible, tanging off key notes he was playing before, he's really good.

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>> A ukulele? >> Yeah, the ukulele is really good. In fact,

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it's so good, it's almost haunting and menacing. And there's definitely a real tension in the air.

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So as you walk around going through your downtime activities, you just hear the faintest,

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haunting Hawaiian music is what I would call it. >> All haunting?

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>> I'd like the things. >> Yes.

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>> I'd like that he's holding it like a violin. >> Are you saying you don't have

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an AI representation of that for us? >> I do not, I'm so sorry. I really should have

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made one, I guess I could have. It's done everything else so far. Like look at this scary picture I

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used for the, I'm pretty proud of this one that I used for the newspaper.

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>> That picture is amazing. >> It is.

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>> It would only be more perfect if he was actually on fire.

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>> Yeah, yeah. We had to work on it for a little bit, but I was impressed. I was very happy with

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how it did. Okay, so besides that, you guys are in a downtime activity. So just some general

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house cleaning, squish and chuckles, you guys got seven XP points.

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>> Oh wait, I gotta get my notebook. I want to write this down. These are always fun.

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>> Okay.

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>> All right, I can't wait to hear what I got XP for.

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>> Among other things, chuckles, you got plus one tinker, plus one prowess, plus two,

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oh wait, sorry, plus two tinker, so that's three tinker. It's on two separate pages.

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Plus one prowl, plus two tinker. Squish, plus one, I think that survey,

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plus one tinker, plus one sway. And, wait, hold on.

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>> Wait, what does this mean? That we rolled successfully on two different tinker rolls?

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>> Yes. >> Okay, all right.

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>> So this is over the course. >> I thought you were giving me two more

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dice for every tinker roll. >> No, no, no. These are just the different things.

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I used to leave better notes for this. Yeah, sway patches, you got plus one command, plus one,

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yeah, so anyway, Squish and Chuckles both got seven XP patches, you got five XP.

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>> Five XP. >> And Lola.

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>> Wait, how many did I get? >> Seven.

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>> Hell yeah. Did I get any XP for winning that woman over to my heart?

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>> You did win a lot of sway points. You did sway her a couple times.

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You proud pretty well. And plus you survived actually a surprising number of falls,

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which I think really goes into your cat-like behavior.

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>> Yeah. Famously. >> Famously.

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>> Well, I never thought of myself as particularly cat-like before.

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>> Yeah, well, you don't like cat food. >> So I eat a little bit of cat food.

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>> Well, and you know, you clean yourself by looking. Other things.

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>> Don't give them any ideas. >> Wait, that works?

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>> Your crew, your entire crew upgraded. So you guys got three XP points. So you did upgrade.

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And I do remember that you wanted an extra mastery. That's what you're going to get.

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So you guys could add an extra point to your abilities.

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>> Hell yeah. Unstoppable. >> Yes, yes. Let's see. Is it mastery?

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>> Mm-hmm. >> Better? Oh.

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>> Sorry, I'm looking forward to the upgrade as on the list.

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>> Did you say for drunk driver? I mean, designated driver? Or is it drunk driver?

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>> Didi? >> Yeah.

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>> It stands for damn, damn. >> Okay.

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>> I thought it was Didi, dog. >> Hold on.

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Hold on, there. >> Where do you see Didi yet?

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>> The monkey? >> No.

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>> You know the monkey that you share a mind with?

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>> No, I know the ape I share a mind with. >> Is that an ape?

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>> She is an ape. >> She's never been an ape.

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You just keep saying it. >> Isn't she a chimpanzee?

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>> One click. >> Look at the picture. Send me Didi's picture.

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>> Let me see. >> There's no share button.

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>> Oh, I might have Didi's picture on my old laptop.

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Damn, dirty ape. >> There we go.

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>> There we are. >> Yep.

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>> Ape. >> Man.

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>> So I'm still not over how cool that fucking monkey is.

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>> Apes are monkeys. >> No.

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>> No, they're not chimps. >> Chimps are apes.

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>> Are apes monkeys? >> No.

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>> No. >> Apes are not monkeys.

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>> I just told you that. >> Well, I didn't believe you,

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so I looked it up on the internet and it turns out you were right.

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>> Is it a tail thing? >> Yeah.

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>> Is it because they have tails? >> Yeah, monkeys have tails, apes do not.

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>> Is one characteristic difference? >> All you know. How many monkeys smoke cigarettes?

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>> Let me type that into Google. >> Oh, my God.

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>> How many monkeys smoke cigarettes? >> Generating.

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>> I sent all the ones in the time rating. >> Generating.

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>> Of 14 monkeys studied, two have engaged in voluntary smoking for two years or longer.

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>> That means two out of 14. That means 15% of monkeys smoke.

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>> I don't, am I shocked that it's that low or that high?

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>> Well, you know, this is why I come to these, so for the learning.

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>> Oh, no. Initially 14 monkeys were trained to suck air and puff on cigarettes,

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using sweetened liquor and reinforcers. This is unbelievable. I have to buy this study.

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Doesn't look like it took place in America.

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>> We just test our cigarettes on people. >> Yeah, and our lipstick on pigs.

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Wait, that's not what I wanted to paste. >> Also people.

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Pigs are not people. >> Pigs are definitely not people.

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>> It's a hot take.

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Hey, look at this. We got a message. Mastery.

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>> Yeah. >> I'm trying to figure out how to add that.

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>> Yeah, I still can't. >> It's like I see it.

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So, okay, hold on. Let me, yeah. Maybe you can other, you know, administrative GM.

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So, I click on the team, right? I go to the effects, cool, mastery. I go to mess around with it.

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And then I go to edit. >> Yeah.

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>> And I can't or I add it and I can't. >> Well, it's in our team already.

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>> Yeah. Yeah, but I'm trying to make sure I don't know how to turn it on so that you guys all.

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>> Well, we're in the, are we in the group? >> Oh.

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I don't know how we add people to this group.

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Cohort? Would it be a cohort? >> It says.

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>> Happy 30th episode, by the way. >> 30th.

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>> 30th, yeah. >> Well, for this arc.

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>> This story. >> Or this setting, I guess.

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>> Yeah. Blades. >> Oh, that's kept, if it's Clyde.

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He's not in our crew. Can you just add mastery to each one of us?

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>> That's what I was hoping. No, I'm not sure. And.

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>> Oh, mastery is not an item. I don't know how the system works.

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>> Yeah. >> Perfect. That's fresh.

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>> Here it says crew name. Oh, you can add it on people's sheets.

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>> Okay. >> So if you go to patches sheet,

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there's a field for crew name. It's under name, then heritage.

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>> Okay. >> On his crew name.

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>> Got it. >> I guess I'll join your crew.

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>> Okay. Yeah. >> All my stuff.

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Oh, yeah. Just update that tinker right now. Don't even think about anything else.

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>> You are the master tinker. >> Yeah, master tinker.

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>> Master tinkler. >> Yeah.

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>> Okay. So, yeah. It now gave you guys that, it unlocked that fourth ability point. So if you

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wanted to really, really, we're going out on everything you got.

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>> As fast as you should have an upgrade to. >> Huh?

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>> You have an upgrade. >> Yeah, your upgrade is being a jerk.

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>> Like everyone should have an upgrade point.

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>> Oh, really? So we can upgrade right now? >> Yeah.

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>> Fucking hell. Yeah. >> So do I have to take anything down?

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>> Your abilities need to reset to zero, but. >> Zeroed out. Now, master tinker.

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>> So you're saying I should try to add another ability?

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>> Yeah, or you can either add a point onto the insight, prowess, or resolve abilities,

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or you can add a special ability. You can do either. I think you only have one.

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>> What are the red blades next to like prowess?

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>> No. >> All right.

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>> There's something. >> I'll try to think about it too much.

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>> Can I add to my rec? >> Yeah.

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>> No. >> Just press one to rec.

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>> Absolutely, you cannot. >> All right. I'm just adding one to my rec.

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>> Cool. >> I have four tinker, three prow, three rec.

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>> You're real. >> Nothing in anything else?

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>> I'm a real creep. Yeah. >> I'm a real creep.

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>> You're basically like if the Tasmanian devil was also a scientist.

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>> There must have been a character like that in Tasmania.

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>> Yeah. >> A real creep, probably.

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>> No, a smart one. >> Oh.

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>> Like sometimes he's like, you know, they make Tas like the doctor or something and he's just like

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he's got like little like doctor's hat on and his little coat. >> The mirror. >> Yeah.

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>> I got to be. >> I took an extra one in sway.

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>> No. Brandon, you took, oh wait, you took a rec, right?

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>> Yeah, I took another rec. I need some way. >> Holy crap. So you have four sway.

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>> Yeah. >> I'm not trying to convince you not to do it.

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I guess I just don't imagine Squish is being very much sway in his character.

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>> Well, you never really give it much of a chance because then you just,

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someone just sets it on fire. >> I don't think that's true. You just shoot people all the time.

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>> Who gave you a gun in this one? >> Yeah, how did you get a gun? Did you ever get a gun?

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>> You did. He's got a gun and a rifle. >> I've gone too far.

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>> And that just could be used for destruction, like a gun.

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>> Or exploded masks. >> I was too preoccupied with if I could do it.

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I never stopped to think if I should do it. >> Just watch now, exploding masks are going to

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be going up on the market. >> I'm going to make so much money from that.

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You guys made fun of me, but I feel like there's so many applications.

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>> I feel like it's going to be like Kramer's fragrance millions where, you know,

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someone else is going to market this. >> Who wants to smell like the beach?

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>> Who wants an exploding mask? >> Anyone with enemies? Oh yeah, I forgot about

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Tawney. >> Again.

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>> I'm sitting on the deck arguing about whatever it is. You realize that Tawney is standing there,

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and he's looking at the three of you who are relatively battered and bruised. He said,

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he reminds you that he is getting his internship. He's a doctor, well, he's a nurse.

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He was going to school to study, you know, healing.

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>> And before or after he met us. >> And then we got him fired.

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>> Well, no, he was working at that bar to make ends meet, and then he just decided to

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abscond off with you. The point of that is to say is that if you do need healing,

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besides chuckles, who can do some healing, remember you have the inability.

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>> Yeah, I have body tinkering. >> Yes.

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>> Body tinkering. >> So everyone gets a plus

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D to their healing treatment roles. Yeah, he is your doctor. We're going into downtime,

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so you guys can do two downtime activities, whether you want to work on a project or heal

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or reduce your stress. To also kind of facilitate this, you guys pull into a small island.

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It's not, it's just kind of like, it is the rest stops of islands in the sea.

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>> It's just sea cases. >> Where there's just like,

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>> It's the sea cases. >> Where there's just like, one shop,

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one restaurant, maybe like two different bars, but it's pretty dead here.

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Which you can also, if you would prefer to go explore that as well. But the show is yours,

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because the captain has locked himself in his room and refuses to see anyone.

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Tony looks at the three of you and goes, goddamn, you look like shit.

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>> Yeah, thanks for the help back there. >> Yeah, where were you, Tony?

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>> On the boat where you left me. Nobody told me what was going on.

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>> Yeah, we did almost play on the boat. >> Yeah, you were almost falling along.

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>> Glory eyes. >> I feel like I woke up really hung over

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and completely forgot that I had brought you home. >> Yeah, well, I'm here. I've been just

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been hanging out with the monkey all evening. >> She's an ape.

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>> Talked about this, don't discriminate. >> Yeah.

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>> I'll be breaking you. >> We don't really want you to be with the monkey.

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>> Yeah. >> Well,

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there's not much else here on the boat. In fact, there's nobody here. Have you guys noticed that?

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There's nobody here. >> Yeah, he employs ghosts.

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>> Yeah, we got ghosts. >> Yeah, we got ghosts.

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>> Okay, well, did someone tell you that in the bedroom directly below us, it looks like a bomb

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went off? >> It better not be my bedroom.

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And I've run down to my bedroom. >> And it is indeed your bedroom that he's

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referring to, that this is normal. >> No.

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>> A level of mess. >> God damn it. You damn dirty apes. They blew it all the hell.

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But yeah, you guys are free to explore, get some healing, do what you want.

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>> Oh yeah, that's nice. >> Yeah.

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>> Yeah, my bedroom done blowed up. >> No, I think it's just the way that it looks all the time.

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Everyone else thinks it's exploded. >> Wait, is that true? Was he just making

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fun of my organization skills or did some kind of nasty explosion happen?

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>> No, no, you do a quick survey and you realize that everything's exactly where it needs to be.

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And to you, it looks perfectly organized, but to anyone who passes it, it does look like

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there's been an explosion. >> I thought maybe I left some chemicals

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without the lids on it and something exploded while I was gone, maybe a small fire.

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>> I was just referring to the general dirtiness of your ship.

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>> Oh, you're good. >> Of your room.

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>> All right, patches, what are you up to? You get back aboard the ship.

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>> I'm kind of trying to, I don't know what I'm doing right now, honestly. I'm kind of.

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>> Well, when we left you, you were just rocking back and forth in the corner of your bathroom,

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I mean, bedroom. >> Yeah, that was last night, that was last night.

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So I probably recovered from that. I am on the top.

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>> Yes, this is where you were. >> Completely over it.

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>> Sorry, main deck. >> Yeah, I'm on the main deck just looking

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over the ocean, just kind of taking it all in.

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Wondering what we're gonna do next. Who's around me? Where's the other two?

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>> Well, we'll find out. Squish, Chuckles, you have an idea of what you'd like to do during your

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downtime? >> I am going to make a baked Alaska

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and try to give it to the captain. >> Okay.

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>> Can you please tell our audience, the people who are listening,

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who might not know what a baked Alaska is? Can you please let them know?

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>> It's a dessert that you flambé. >> So it's not a fish?

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>> It's not a fish, no, but you light it on fire. >> Like what?

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>> And I wash? No. >> Where's the fish from?

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>> Who says anything about a fish? >> I don't know, I thought, I always thought it was a fish.

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>> No, I don't know why. >> Alaska?

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>> Okay, no. >> There's also bears in Alaska and oil.

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>> So is it made of bears or oil? >> No.

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>> I'm sorry. >> See how stupid your thought process is?

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>> I'll be right back. I got a pee real quick. I'm so sorry.

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>> It's okay, you're not gonna miss much. We're gonna get to talking about fish and desserts.

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>> All right, I'm sorry. Continue. >> I also thought at one time in my life,

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a baked Alaska was like a fish thing. >> Oh, really?

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>> Yeah, so suck it. >> Like a baked cod or something like that?

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>> Like a Ludifisk? >> Yeah, well, yeah, something like that.

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But I know I've since learned it is actually a dessert.

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>> So have I. >> Okay.

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>> We've all learned. >> That's two things I've taught Tiger today.

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>> What was the first? I already forgot it. >> Chimpanzees are not monkeys.

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>> I refuse to learn that. >> No, you already did.

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>> No, you keep telling me that and I keep forgetting it and unlearning it.

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>> So anyway, I'm making the baked Alaska because I want to light it on fire in front of the captain

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because he likes to be on fire apparently. >> So go ahead and that is your stress release.

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>> Yes. >> So you're gonna roll one, your prowl

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and however many points you get, you get reduced stress because that really is what's bothering you.

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Now you have an extreme amount of stress. >> Yes, I have to roll prowl though.

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>> It's your weakest one, yeah. >> Well, that's not good.

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>> Holy crap. Is this a baked Alaska? >> Wait, hold on.

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>> Yes. >> Sorry, it's not prowl. It's prowl-west is the one you're rolling.

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>> Okay. >> Wait, sorry.

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>> Let me look at this. Resolve, it's resolve. I take it back, sorry.

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It's the ones on the side. It's not a pass or fail, it's just a numbers thing.

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Sorry, resolve. >> Well, that's worse.

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>> Yeah, so you reduce one stress. >> And I suffer five stress.

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>> Because it's too rigid. >> Why?

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>> I don't know. >> So much stress.

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>> I don't know what we did, but this is not accurate. I'm just gonna take it.

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>> You did. >> You reduce one stress, yeah. You die.

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The baked Alaska goes badly. >> Well, I am not giving it to the captain then.

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>> It succumbs to another baked Alaska. >> It's like a souffle you take it out

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of the oven and it just- >> It just blows up in your face.

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>> Okay. >> Your face is covered in molten Alaska.

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>> Reduce stress. One stress. Poorly baked Alaska.

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>> Can I do it again? >> Yeah, go ahead.

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>> I'm gonna try doing it again. >> All right, that's better.

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>> There you go. All right.

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Maybe not suffer the additional stress. So this time you remake the baked Alaska and it's much

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nicer now. >> All right, now I'd like to give it to the captain.

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All right, so you go to his activate that. You go to outside the door of his room.

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And again, it's just music playing and it's just constant. It's just constant ukulele music.

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You knock on the door and you don't get an answer.

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>> Captain, captain, I brought you dessert. It's a baked Alaska. I'll let you set it on fire.

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>> The music stops for a second when you say on fire, but then the music keeps going again.

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>> There's gonna be so much fire. >> Are you attempting to sway him to open the door?

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>> Yes. >> Okay.

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>> Turns out he's really good at sway. >> I know it may not sound like it,

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let's say it's so much fire. >> Yeah, so the music stops and

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or at least slows down and the door opens just a very small crack. And from what you can see,

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the captain standing there, he looks normal. He looks like his absolute normal self.

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>> Okay, so he shrunk a little bit and extinguished his face.

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>> Yes, he looks like back to his normal, non giant bearded flame of fire.

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>> Pissed off self. >> Pissed off self.

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>> Yeah, he's just completely normal and he looks down at the baked Alaska and he goes, oh,

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I thought it was a fish. >> No, I don't know why people keep thinking that

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so far all you've made for me is monk fish. >> No, I think there was an angler fish in there too.

00:30:09
>> You see where I thought the fish was coming in.

00:30:13
>> Right, yeah, but no, no, no, this is a dessert. And you can light it on fire because I saw that

00:30:20
you were lit on fire during that last mission. So I thought it would be cool.

00:30:24
>> Would be cool. Come on in. And he opens his cabin door. He allows you to walk inside,

00:30:33
but he immediately shuts it afterwards. You don't see the chest with the harp or anything in it.

00:30:41
You just see it. It looks like his normal room. Things are put away neatly. It's a clean space.

00:30:46
But it is just the two of you. And he sits you down at his large dining room table that he has

00:30:54
in his bedroom. >> Can you teach Chuckles how to organize?

00:30:58
>> No, I fear Chuckles problem isn't an organizational skill.

00:31:05
>> What is his problem then? >> Well, it's not organization.

00:31:10
>> Fair. >> Fair.

00:31:14
>> The boy likes what he likes. I can't convince him otherwise.

00:31:19
So what do we do? We light this? >> Yeah, he got a match or a lighter or a gun?

00:31:29
>> He has candles kind of everywhere. And he just takes one of the candlesticks. And he just,

00:31:36
I'm not quite sure how this baked Alaska and how you will flame it. So why don't he hands the candle to

00:31:41
you? >> Well, I just tipped the plate with the Alaska over. So the liquor piles up on the side.

00:31:50
And I put the flame to it and it just engulfs it. And it gives a nice golden crust onto the

00:31:57
meringue. >> This dessert kind of catches into like,

00:32:05
and at one point it's completely engulfed and flame. And for just a moment while you're watching this

00:32:10
squish, the captain's looks like his, for a moment kind of grows and he kind of becomes

00:32:18
stale-faced. And you realize that you're seeing him as he was the night of the fire.

00:32:22
But it's just for an instant. The minute the fire dies out, he's back to his jovial looking self.

00:32:27
>> So what was with that? >> What was with what? Congratulations. And he like clapped.

00:32:35
>> No, no, no, thank you. Thank you. I usually don't tell people to stop clapping. But

00:32:41
why did you grill for a split second there like you did at the fire?

00:32:47
>> Yeah, handy. Asking the hard-hitting questions.

00:32:52
>> The captain's kind of just stares at you and he's like, I don't, nothing happened. I was here

00:32:58
the whole time. Nothing's changed. Should we dig in? Do you want some?

00:33:02
>> Yeah, I'll have a couple bites, I guess. >> He takes out like a really, from seemingly out of

00:33:10
nowhere. He pulls out a very beautiful butter knife with metal engraving carved on the side.

00:33:16
And he has bone china on this table and he cuts a small piece for you and he puts it out and

00:33:22
he cuts a small piece for himself. And he takes it and he has coffee. He offers you a coffee as well.

00:33:29
And he goes, you know, Squish, you don't really seem to talk about yourself like some of the others.

00:33:34
You're from Teacher Rose? >> No, not, I mean, my family is, but I was born in,

00:33:40
I forgot the name of the place. >> Dustfall. I thought you were from here.

00:33:48
>> Dustfall, yeah. >> Blockboard.

00:33:50
>> But I was born in Dustfall, unfortunately. So I would really like to make it back to the

00:33:58
you know, the family land. >> Yes, well, it's quite a place. I've been

00:34:06
to Teacher Rose a few times. That's a very strange way of messing with your head. Have you ever heard

00:34:12
of an usher? >> An usher?

00:34:15
>> An usher field? >> No.

00:34:18
>> Oh, well, you're gonna have a lot of fun with that. I bet that's gonna just be a great surprise

00:34:22
for everybody here. >> I don't like that. >> Yes. It's a beautiful place. It's a very surreal,

00:34:32
nothing quite like Dustfall. Of course, I myself was not raised in Dustfall. I was raised in the

00:34:37
dagger aisles, but you know. >> Of course.

00:34:39
>> Been there a few times. They say once you've been to Dustfall, once you've

00:34:42
have been to it a million times. >> Yeah, it really is kind of shitty, isn't it?

00:34:48
>> It is kind of a dump spill. That is true. >> Yeah, when you were there, did you happen to

00:34:53
see a fort on top of a creek? >> A fort on top of a creek. I didn't say that I had.

00:35:01
>> In the middle of the city. It was really weird. >> I'm sure it was. I passed through it very

00:35:08
briefly. Well, after you remember, Patches betrayed me. Yes.

00:35:13
>> Oh yeah, I forgot about that whole thing. You should probably forget about that whole thing too.

00:35:19
>> Well, you know, I will let bygones be bygones, but well,

00:35:25
this has been wonderful cake and wonderful discussion, but I'm sure you're quite busy.

00:35:30
>> No, not really. >> Well, I know. And he gently like escorts you

00:35:40
to the door and very nicely is just like, thank you so much for the baked Alaskan.

00:35:47
I will try to remember it in the future. >> You're welcome.

00:35:51
Good job picking up the ukulele. Sounds better. >> Oh, thanks. I've been practicing.

00:35:58
And he shuts the door and as soon as he shuts the door, the music starts playing again.

00:36:07
Like supernaturally quickly. It just like, boom, music starts.

00:36:11
Patches, you've been out enjoying the fresh air. >> Yeah.

00:36:19
Yeah, I go back to my room. >> Okay.

00:36:26
>> Yeah, I'm gonna go back to my room. And I bang on the wall and out comes a book.

00:36:33
And it's how to be a ghost captain for dummies. >> Okay.

00:36:40
>> So I start reading it. So I'm not a dummy. And I'll try to get some relaxation going.

00:36:50
Also, I bang another wall and a bottle of whiskey falls out for the relaxation.

00:36:59
Two vices at once. >> Yeah, just sitting on the toilet with my

00:37:04
feet in the air and a bottle. >> Three vices at once.

00:37:07
>> Yeah, and a book in my hand. >> You're gonna roll your prowess.

00:37:12
>> Right. >> Yep.

00:37:16
That prowess. >> How do I do that?

00:37:23
>> So you go work as actions, resistance. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I saw this. I didn't see it there.

00:37:31
All right, roll. Success. >> Okay. So yeah, you'll reduce your seven stress if you have it.

00:37:42
>> You had seven stress? >> No, you didn't have seven.

00:37:52
>> Oh, okay. >> I had two damage.

00:37:54
>> Two damage? >> Yeah.

00:38:00
>> Who's stress you mean? >> No, I got two damage.

00:38:06
>> Okay. >> For me last week. One because I was winded and one from an uppercut.

00:38:13
>> I'll take notes. >> Who uppercut you?

00:38:18
>> One of the guards. They take that kind of notes.

00:38:23
All I have is one damage, uppercut. >> This is reducing your stress, which is different.

00:38:34
>> Okay, well, whatever. Do I have stress? I don't even think I have stress. I think I'm a smooth

00:38:39
as a cucumber here. I have one stress. >> You have one stress. Okay, so you're gonna overindulge.

00:38:48
>> Yeah, I'm gonna overindulge and pass out on the toilet.

00:38:50
>> Yeah, okay. We'll do that. Yeah, so you, well, tell me about your sleepy self.

00:39:02
>> My what? >> So you just, you pick up a book, you put your feet up in this hammock,

00:39:10
you start drinking, and I think you kind of just fall asleep there.

00:39:15
>> Yeah, yeah. Exactly. Reading the book about keeping your captain from getting heartburn.

00:39:24
That's what I'm reading from this book. >> Keeping your captain from getting heartburn, okay.

00:39:30
>> It's a, look, it's captain repair for dummies.

00:39:33
>> Well, since you overindulged, I'm gonna have you take another level one harm.

00:39:44
>> Does he fall out of his hammock? >> I'll let you pick. What do you want your level one harm to be?

00:39:52
>> Hem over. >> Yeah, I fell, I like the mix. I'm hungover and I'm hanging from a hammock.

00:40:02
Which I had a hammock in here. >> What is this?

00:40:08
>> I'm gonna say, yeah, so level one damage, hammocked over. >> Hammocked over. Level one damage,

00:40:16
hammock damage. >> So you should have level two, which is the winded, right? Winded in uppercut,

00:40:24
and then level one. >> All right, all right, all right. So I try to leave the bathroom. I've got

00:40:29
the hammock wrapped around my legs and my ankles and all that, and I'm just like pulling it, and I

00:40:32
rip it off the wall, roll it around my shoulders like I'm kind of like I'm like a towel. And I start

00:40:39
walking around the ship kind of like I'm just woke up, you know, like looking for a cup of coffee.

00:40:43
Where is Daryl Juckles? >> Just go to someone else.

00:40:49
>> I'm just gonna go and meet somebody else.

00:41:00
>> Well, you don't think, if you can't handle me at my worst, you can handle me at my best.

00:41:05
>> It's not very much different. >> Wow, wow, wow.

00:41:10
>> Where have you gone when's everybody kind of split up?

00:41:13
>> Oh, I'm not brooding. I'm moping. I'm under deck. I'm just being in my room,

00:41:23
which someone told me was a bomb. And I'm just moping because basically,

00:41:31
what's her name? Lady Highhill, she just let me down easy. And yeah, I'm just kind of moping around

00:41:41
there. >> It's a really big room. >> It's that part of just as a reminder.

00:41:52
>> Oh, yeah. >> Because patches took the janitors closet.

00:41:59
Squish, I remember you taking a room near the kitchen.

00:42:05
>> I think I sleep in the kitchen. >> Yeah, you sleep in the kitchen.

00:42:09
The room that Chuckles is in is meant for the entire crew.

00:42:13
>> But no one else sleeps there, so I just took it over.

00:42:17
>> Nobody's there but you. It's this front part of the ship where there's like hammocks and places

00:42:23
to lay down. It's meant to be the crew's quarters and everyone else sleeps everywhere else.

00:42:33
But yeah, so in my downtime, I'm just sort of like laying with my face buried in a pillow.

00:42:41
I just got done putting my heart out there and jumping into fires and jumping out of windows

00:42:51
and saving little goblin men. And now I'm just sort of moping.

00:42:58
>> He's a little burned out. >> I'm tired. I'm burned out.

00:43:01
>> It's a lot of stimulation for a lad like you.

00:43:05
>> Yeah, I can only take so much stimulation. >> I imagine the conversation just start picking

00:43:10
up and I'm just hanging around talking to you. >> Oh, you just came in?

00:43:13
>> Yeah. >> Just picking stuff up, just pretending like

00:43:17
you came in for something but you just were forward.

00:43:20
>> No, I'm drinking from a mug. I just woke up in the morning and it's their steam off the mug.

00:43:27
>> Yeah, you still have the hammock kind of wrapped around you as you come in.

00:43:34
>> Yeah, like a towel or a robe or some kind of elaborate bright.

00:43:39
>> A toga? >> A toga, yeah. Yeah, so, yeah, so.

00:43:45
>> Why you lad? Yarr. >> What do you want? What do you want?

00:43:50
>> I was just coming to see how you're doing. >> And I'm on the bed. My head is just buried in

00:43:57
the pillow. >> Oh, poor lad. You really liked your hot demon, Mama.

00:44:02
>> Yeah, maybe a little bit. >> She was nice. She was nice.

00:44:08
>> It was the oddest thing anybody has ever seen. >> I bet you she draws you a pretty

00:44:14
young picture in a letter. >> What?

00:44:17
>> Because of the, well, because you're illiterate. >> Yeah, that's probably why she doesn't want to

00:44:22
be with me. I can't even fucking read. >> Well, we've been talking about this all

00:44:27
this season about you possibly learning how to read. >> Yeah, it's so hard. I feel like

00:44:33
that's the thing you learn when you're little and then if you don't learn it, then you'll never learn it.

00:44:36
>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Here, look, I've got my captain repair for dummies.

00:44:43
>> I don't want to learn how to repair a captain. >> No, it's the book I was given

00:44:50
why when I was a wee lad trying to learn how to read. It's a very good book. I've taken a lot of notes.

00:44:57
>> It can be true. >> It has to be true. >> Why?

00:45:00
>> Because I'm very drunk. And I always do drunk what you said you do sober. That way, you're never a liar.

00:45:07
>> All right. Thanks, I guess. Why don't you even hear, what are you wearing? You're covered in rope.

00:45:17
Did you get stuck in a trap? >> I got hammocked this morning.

00:45:20
>> What does that mean? >> It's been a rough morning for us both, lad.

00:45:25
But I think we have to be, I think we have to rally.

00:45:29
>> What? >> I think this morning.

00:45:33
>> What do you mean rally? >> Well, you know,

00:45:38
I don't, I don't, I'm pretty freaked out by this captain fella. That's a red captain

00:45:47
adric, Mr. Fitz Clyde. >> You know, my, my ex,

00:45:53
she, she was, she talked a little bit about the red captain.

00:46:02
>> Oh, anything nice? >> No, turns out.

00:46:05
>> Oh, turns out, no. >> Yeah, she said that we shouldn't let him have the harp.

00:46:12
>> I don't think we should let him have anything. We should take the whole ship and the harp with it.

00:46:17
>> Yeah. >> But, but, but I know I have a tendency to

00:46:20
want to just mutiny the first thing I see. >> Yeah.

00:46:22
>> So it's a, it's a bad habit I've developed. All right. I'm working on it.

00:46:27
>> The mutiny habit? >> The mutiny habit. I'm working on new habits,

00:46:31
improving myself, you know. Have you ever heard of this part of the palmadorrow technique?

00:46:36
It's where you do something. >> Isn't that a tomato?

00:46:39
>> It's when you do something 25, 20, tawny, just like just in that title.

00:46:45
>> It's when you do something for 25 minutes a day. I've been trying not to 20,

00:46:49
I've been trying not to mutiny for 25 minutes a day to see if I can get better at not doing it.

00:46:54
>> Yeah, well, you didn't do that. You just tried to mutiny.

00:46:57
>> No! >> You're not very good at this.

00:46:59
You just said we should steal all of the red captain's possessions. He should know,

00:47:04
he should not be allowed to have properties, what you said.

00:47:07
>> I'm just saying I've been practicing it for 25 minutes a day. It's not been that 25 minutes

00:47:12
right now. >> Oh, it was 25 minutes before that.

00:47:15
>> I'm on a break. >> Okay.

00:47:16
>> So he's back on the table, boys. >> Well, yeah, it was just kind of weird.

00:47:24
It was the first time that anyone ever said anything bad about the red captain.

00:47:28
>> All I'm saying is the red captain, he's killed people, a lot of people. And I've killed people

00:47:34
too, and you've killed people, but no one has killed people. >> I've never killed anyone.

00:47:37
>> Right. Well, you know, I just wanted to make sure you didn't feel left out. We're good friends.

00:47:42
>> Well, I don't know. >> The red captain, he kills his crew members, lad.

00:47:48
He doesn't keep them around for long, at least not until they outlive their usefulness.

00:47:55
>> Didn't you kill crew members? >> No, I mutinied.

00:48:01
>> I needed to keep them after their usefulness? >> What?

00:48:05
>> As in the ghosts? >> Well, I mean.

00:48:09
>> You're not here. >> After their living usefulness.

00:48:11
>> It weans around the corner halfway through baking this Alaska.

00:48:15
>> Like a mom when she's still got the big bowl. >> Yeah.

00:48:21
>> The ghosts we still use to this day, not useful, I'd say they're useful.

00:48:25
>> Ghosts? >> I'm saying like they're ghosts.

00:48:29
They're, he murders them. I mean, he turns them into freaking ghosts.

00:48:34
>> Well, he hasn't murdered us yet. >> He is the ghost pirate.

00:48:38
>> I mean, not yet. >> Don't shoot him again?

00:48:40
>> But he was real pissed about it. >> Don't you want to be a ghost pirate?

00:48:43
>> No, I mean, I want to have ghosts, but I want to have like a collection of different ghosts.

00:48:49
>> So you want to be a ghost? >> No, I mean, maybe someday, if my grades

00:48:56
are good enough. >> I'll make you a ghost.

00:48:58
>> What does that even mean? Are you threatening me?

00:49:01
>> Are you going to tinker him into a ghost? >> No, I'm just moody.

00:49:06
>> Just put on this mask. >> I'm just moody.

00:49:08
Oh, lad. So what are you doing? Are you playing in your blanket?

00:49:15
>> What? Am I playing into my blanket? >> Are you playing in your blanket?

00:49:22
>> What is that? Is that masturbation? >> I'm asking, what are you doing right now, damn it?

00:49:32
>> You know damn well what I'm doing. I'm just being moody. Look at me.

00:49:36
I've raised my head from the pillow, and you can just see my mascara has run all down my face.

00:49:44
You didn't even know I wore eyeliner and mascara. That's how they make my eyes pop.

00:49:50
>> I look at you with just the saddest look of, oh, poor lad.

00:49:54
And I give you a tail end of my hammock to wipe your face with.

00:50:00
>> Thank you. Thank you. Oh, I patted off. >> At this time, I'd like to walk in with my failed baked

00:50:10
Alaska to give them. >> Failed. I don't remember. How was it failed?

00:50:14
Wasn't it on your face because it didn't explode into your face?

00:50:17
>> No, the merangeous fell. >> Whoa. Is that an Alaska? It looks delicious.

00:50:25
>> Wow. >> It looks so good. It's baked.

00:50:29
>> It looks amazing. >> It's not so baked now.

00:50:33
>> It's amazing. >> Thank you. Did you know there's no fish in these?

00:50:38
>> I knew that. I knew there was, I knew it's just made out of Alaskans.

00:50:43
>> That's worse somehow. >> I really only want fish.

00:50:56
>> Have you tried this? >> No.

00:50:59
>> I start chowing down. >> It tastes really good with mascara.

00:51:04
>> I feel like that's, you're mocking me. >> Yes, a little bit.

00:51:10
>> That's rude. >> That's fact.

00:51:12
>> You know, I'm going through a real tough time right now.

00:51:14
>> I have no idea what you're going through. >> You haven't told him at all.

00:51:17
>> That's right. That's the truest thing you've ever said.

00:51:24
Nobody has any idea what I'm going through. >> Are you upset over the Lady High Hill?

00:51:30
>> Yeah. The hottest thing to ever walk this planet, this made-up planet we're on.

00:51:34
Yes, I'm upset about that. She showed just a little bit of interest in me. I was very excited.

00:51:39
And then she kissed me on the top of the head and sent me on my way.

00:51:42
>> Wait, she tussled your hair? >> No, she didn't. I didn't even get to,

00:51:46
I didn't even get to first base, which is tuzzling your hair.

00:51:48
>> Oh, well, I think it's funny that she thought you had a chance.

00:51:54
You thought it's funny. >> She did have a chance.

00:51:55
Lady was very into him. I saw it. >> No, she was not.

00:51:59
>> Where's she? >> Oh, my God. I immediately started crying again.

00:52:04
>> Where's she going back to the kitchen? >> I buried my head back into the bill.

00:52:08
And I started kicking my legs. >> Chuckles. No, no, no. I saw her.

00:52:12
She was very infatuated with you. >> I just, how could you?

00:52:18
>> I looked for somewhere to put the baked Alaska to see how it's a bomb.

00:52:22
I just dropped the plate. >> It's all right, lad. It's all right.

00:52:28
Squish, do you have an onion on you? >> No, I need dessert.

00:52:32
Why would I have an onion? >> Did someone say onion?

00:52:36
>> Get the lad an onion. Quick, he needs it. >> I give him a shallot.

00:52:41
>> Oh, my God. >> What the hell is a shallot?

00:52:44
>> Like a small onion. >> Really? Is this an onion?

00:52:51
>> Yeah. >> I'm popping it in my mouth.

00:52:53
>> Is it a shallot bite-sized? >> Yes.

00:52:57
>> All right, fine. But it's not gonna make me happy.

00:53:01
>> So why did you eat it? >> It could have used that for dinner.

00:53:06
>> It would have been rude to refuse. >> I'm pretty sure.

00:53:09
>> Refuse the baked Alaska? >> Yeah, because I realized it wasn't fish.

00:53:14
>> But onions are not fish? >> It isn't.

00:53:18
>> Yeah, no, it's a fish, you're right. >> All right, thank you.

00:53:22
>> I'm pretty sure eating strange foods is also one of your stress reducers.

00:53:28
>> Yes, I knew that the whole time. >> Gee, thank you.

00:53:34
>> Yeah, so you're gonna roll your resolve and see how much stress you take.

00:53:43
>> How much stress do you have? Probably zero. >> I don't think it's that strange.

00:53:48
>> To eat a shallot whole? You didn't even peel it.

00:53:55
You ate it like it was an apple. >> What are you talking about? I have three

00:53:59
stress. >> Okay.

00:54:01
>> What even is a fucking shallot? All right, so I have to roll prowess.

00:54:07
Or whichever is the lowest, I don't know. >> Yours is the lowest, which is resolve.

00:54:13
>> I have nothing in resolve. >> Yeah.

00:54:17
>> I have confessions. I don't know how to roll resolve.

00:54:30
>> You go to action. It's under resistance. >> Yeah, I had the same problem with prowess.

00:54:37
>> Oh, I see it now. All right. That's garlic. >> No, there's a shallot.

00:54:45
>> You're a shallot. >> You're a harlot.

00:54:48
>> Yeah, so you can reduce your stress by three. >> Do it.

00:54:54
>> Do it. >> Do it.

00:55:06
>> I have one more project I wanted to start, but just come back to me.

00:55:10
>> Okay. So that whole heartwarming moment of you guys trying to cheer up

00:55:19
chuckles and bringing in the bass galax and all this, from a distance, the captain overhears all of

00:55:28
this. And for one moment, he is moved. He has this moment where he's just like,

00:55:37
my boys. And then, so everyone's gonna just reduce one level of harm that they have.

00:55:45
So if you have a level one, it can be erased. If you have a level two, you can go down to level one.

00:55:51
But that was a heartwarming moment that healed all of your souls just a little bit.

00:55:57
>> Are we somewhere on this page? >> You might not be.

00:56:03
>> Me and Patches are. I don't see. >> Yeah.

00:56:09
>> Oh, okay. They were so small. >> No, you just got added.

00:56:17
>> Oh. >> I just added you.

00:56:20
>> Cool. >> Yeah. So yeah, reduce. Brandon,

00:56:26
what stress are you reducing? >> I had a level one harm I got rid of.

00:56:33
>> Cool. I had blurry eyes from flash. So I got rid of that. I still have my level two love concussion.

00:56:43
>> I got rid of my bloody nose. >> Oh, was that from me? Or was that from Lady High Hill?

00:56:50
Or was it something else? >> No, I think it was when one of the guards

00:56:57
tackled me. >> Oh, okay.

00:56:58
>> You guys want to take a break?

00:57:02
[MUSIC]

00:57:14
>> So, Bridget, if I give three damage, how do I get rid of those? Because I have

00:57:23
stress, damage, and harm, right? So I'm kind of confused with which one I have.

00:57:26
>> So you don't have, yeah. So you have, you need to go to a healer.

00:57:33
>> I see. >> Tony. Tony is a healer.

00:57:37
>> Where is Sir Tomford? >> You find Tony on the main deck.

00:57:44
>> He's still mad at you. >> You don't know that.

00:57:47
>> He's not. >> It's a good guess.

00:57:49
>> He's always liked me. >> And now?

00:57:53
>> No, he's never liked any of you. >> And now I'm one of him.

00:57:58
>> But he doesn't particularly hate one of you more. Although I think if he finds out that

00:58:04
if Trebles was actually, what was his name? Harry Stix or something like that?

00:58:10
>> Oh, no. >> What was my name?

00:58:14
>> Harold Sacks. >> Oh, no, Harold Sacks.

00:58:16
That wasn't, oh, that was, the captain was Harold Sacks.

00:58:20
>> Oh, well, it was Corey. >> Yeah, that's right.

00:58:24
>> Corey Trevor. >> Well, if you think so,

00:58:26
that it's you were the one that tied his shoes together and caused him to fall in the most

00:58:30
embarrassing way and lose his job, he might be mad.

00:58:32
>> Corey Trevor from the boy band. >> That was pretty good though.

00:58:38
It was a great prank. You would appreciate it in time.

00:58:41
>> So I walk up and I'm still wearing the hammock wrapped around me and Tony.

00:58:45
>> Yeah, so Tony, instead of rolling, you see him doing this motion and you think he's rolling

00:58:51
up rope or something, but it's just a roll of bandages. He's just rolling up.

00:58:58
>> Hey, Tonfer, Tony, Tonma man, hey, Tonster, Tonster, the Tonner, Tonner tortilla.

00:59:08
Listen, I need some help here. I am damaged.

00:59:12
>> Imaged. >> Yeah, and I walk up,

00:59:16
I'm still drinking from my mug, which is still steaming.

00:59:20
Yeah, I took a little bit of hit the other day, a little bit of this, a little bit of that,

00:59:24
a little bit of an uppercut, and I could really use some heelage.

00:59:28
>> Okay. >> He looks at you and he's like,

00:59:37
okay, I can try and help you for this. Just have a seat here and he sits you down in this chair.

00:59:45
>> So how you been? I imagine it's like me getting a haircut now, where I'm like, now I'm

00:59:52
using the wrapping, the blanket, the hammock around me like it's the guy getting the haircut.

00:59:57
>> So yeah, yeah, Tony's kind of moving around you. He's like lifting up your hairline,

01:00:05
looking at all your bruises and your cuts, and he's like, checks your teeth and does one of these.

01:00:10
He goes, well, not so great after you guys ditched me on that island, which was burning,

01:00:16
by the way. Hey, did you guys set something else on fire? I saw some smoke as we were leaving.

01:00:21
>> That was something else, but I'm sorry we left you on that island. We thought you were dead,

01:00:28
and we did not want to burn to death either, so it was a shame.

01:00:32
>> No, I had a broken arm. >> Well, I thought you were,

01:00:36
I thought we didn't see that. I mean, we saw the broken arm, but we didn't see you as we ran.

01:00:42
Did we? I don't remember. >> No.

01:00:46
>> All right, yeah. >> No, you definitely came out.

01:00:48
>> We did. It was an honest mistake, but I had, sorry.

01:00:52
You're not the first person to be left on an island. Let me tell you that. It's been happened,

01:00:57
it's happened numerous times, you know, the high seas, and you survived, and you came out

01:01:02
better than stronger than ever. How's that arm doing? >> Pretty broken. It hurts when it rains,

01:01:08
and it hurts when it's cold, and it hurts if I get hot. >> So it sounds like you can use it to

01:01:14
tell the weather. That's brilliant. You'll be great a part of our crew. Listen, I'm starting a new crew.

01:01:20
We could use your barber skills and your weather skills.

01:01:26
>> I'm a doctor, not a barber. I have no hair. I actually don't know really how to cut it.

01:01:30
>> Fair enough. But we could use your skills on the new ship.

01:01:35
What do you say? >> Why?

01:01:42
>> Do I have you down for one? Do I have you down for one secret mutiny?

01:01:47
>> You want to mute me? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah.

01:01:53
>> All right. >> I'm on my break.

01:01:55
I'm not trying to mute you. >> No, let's mute me. I mean, I mute

01:01:58
me against Baz. >> I mean, I need to heal first. I'm a little

01:02:01
damaged. I'm like three damaged. Remember the upper cut I told you about earlier?

01:02:05
>> You remember Baz when I'm muting against him? >> Yeah, didn't he get a hole in the head?

01:02:11
>> Oh, shit, he did. >> Yeah.

01:02:14
>> Well, that should happen to you. >> You know, did that? That was squish-less.

01:02:18
It's squish-less. It's over there. >> Which one?

01:02:22
>> Squish-licious. >> All right. Well, uh...

01:02:27
>> Is that me? >> Yeah.

01:02:29
>> Is that me? >> Let's get you rolled up here. All right.

01:02:35
>> All right. >> So you're going to roll. So rolling for health, it's

01:02:42
the quality. Let's take a look at you.

01:02:46
>> Okay. >> Okay.

01:02:49
>> Okay. >> Okay.

01:02:53
>> For healing, you're just going to roll two D-6s. Two D-6s. Because you're going to get one roll

01:03:01
from Tawny who's healing you. And then with Chuckles' physical ability, you guys get an extra plus one.

01:03:08
>> So... >> But I'm not even there.

01:03:10
>> So just roll a D-6 once and then roll it a second time?

01:03:17
>> Just roll two D-6s. >> How do I do that?

01:03:21
>> Uh... /d2D6. >> Okay.

01:03:26
>> Well, /r2D6. >> Oh, yeah.

01:03:30
>> Or you can just hit the little dice icon to the left of the screen.

01:03:35
>> It didn't work because I didn't have to do it twice.

01:03:37
>> No, you just hit from 0D to 2D. >> I got confused. All right.

01:03:44
>> Okay. So you got nine and you have none filled up. So every time, Brandon, if you look at your

01:03:58
sheet, you get a point, you get a square for each point. So you would get nine. So you'd like a one,

01:04:06
two... Hold on. So you can reduce one level. That's four.

01:04:12
You reduce another level because that's eight and then you get one healing point.

01:04:18
So you can reduce two levels of harm. >> Okay. Then reduce two damage, right?

01:04:25
Not too long as harm, two damage, right? >> Do the same thing.

01:04:28
>> Harm's different from damage? >> No, harm's different than stress.

01:04:36
>> All right. I see. Okay.

01:04:42
>> You good? >> Yep.

01:04:46
>> All right. He takes the cape off of you and you jump up with a flourish.

01:04:53
>> Yeah, I throw the cape around me like it's a max power and I just throw it like it's a

01:05:00
real long scarf. >> Thank you, sir. I'll let you know about the

01:05:07
secret mutiny later. >> Keep it on the down low.

01:05:15
>> Yeah. So you scamper away downstairs.

01:05:28
Chuckles, back to you. Are you still in your room crying?

01:05:32
>> Yes. Everyone is gone now though, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. You're by yourself.

01:05:38
>> Is it nighttime yet? >> Yeah. It's been the next day. It's

01:05:42
the end of the next evening. >> Okay. It's nighttime. I have a candle going

01:05:46
and I'm secretly, I pull out from under my mattress. It's a children's book

01:05:57
and I'm trying to teach myself to read. But it's like good night moon.

01:06:03
>> It's not one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish? >> Yes. That's what it is actually.

01:06:08
>> Fish, big Alaska? >> Yes. One fish, two fish,

01:06:12
red fish. >> Big Alaska.

01:06:15
>> Big Alaska. Can't get full again. >> So while you're reading,

01:06:24
attempting to read this book, you're in your room, right? And you just got one little candle lit?

01:06:28
>> Yeah. Yeah. And I'm under the blanket. And outside the candle, I'm under the blanket.

01:06:33
Trying to read the book. >> You feel like this presence on the other side of

01:06:42
the blanket and you're aware that someone's standing next to you. And then they sit on the bed

01:06:48
and they kind of lift up the blanket. And there's Dee Dee.

01:06:52
>> And she kind of like snuggles into you next to you in the blanket and is like reading the book

01:06:58
with you. >> Is the monkey going to teach me to read?

01:07:04
>> Oh, no, the monkey can't read either. >> That we know of.

01:07:09
>> That we know of, yeah. >> Oh, okay. Well, hello, monkey. I mean,

01:07:16
ape. I learned that today begrudgingly. >> I think I was like, ooh.

01:07:21
>> All right. Well, yes, so far, one fish, fish, fish, fish. Those are the two words I know so far,

01:07:43
monkey, ape, I mean. >> Fish.

01:07:46
>> Fish, I know one and fish, but I'm off to a good start. And I'm gonna learn to read.

01:07:54
Wait, I assume, I guess reading, it would be study.

01:07:59
>> Yes, yes, it would be study. >> All right. I was hoping it would be tinker,

01:08:04
but that doesn't make any sense. >> You can't tinker yourself a better brain,

01:08:10
although could you? >> Could you wreck into a better brain?

01:08:14
>> I mean, I have alchemists. What is alchemist? When you invent or craft a creation with alchemical

01:08:19
features, yeah, reading drugs. >> Well, yeah, I don't know if there's a role

01:08:30
for my learning to read project. >> No, that's definitely study.

01:08:36
Like that's, I think, the most, yeah. >> So right now, all I know is fish,

01:08:42
but it's kind of a cheat mostly because there's just fish on the page. I'm not super clear which

01:08:49
word means fish. >> You know one and that one of those other words is fish.

01:08:56
>> I mean, it says fish a lot on the page, so I'm assuming that fish means fish.

01:09:04
>> Am I your brain? Am I NPC in your brain right now?

01:09:07
You're studying with that. >> I'm trying to figure this out. There's so many

01:09:11
drawings of fish. So one of these must be fish. >> Can I, can I, can I like spy around the corner?

01:09:20
>> No, quit spying on me. You spied on me earlier. You're probably.

01:09:24
>> All you gotta do is use the giant hole in the ceiling.

01:09:26
>> Yeah. Yeah, it's not very private. This is a ship. We just have unspoken rules.

01:09:31
>> So leave me the hell alone when I'm under my blanket trying to be secret.

01:09:36
>> When I'm drunk, I don't do much reading, but when I, that's my one advice,

01:09:40
but my other advice happens to be reading. And it's driving me crazy that you're not,

01:09:47
you're not, you're not, you're struggling. >> Yeah, well, I'm embarrassed and I don't want your help.

01:09:51
>> Is this out of character? >> No.

01:09:56
>> This is in character. >> Your song is spying.

01:10:00
>> I'm clearly, I'm clearly just hanging out with the monkey.

01:10:04
>> Ape. >> Ape, begrudgingly.

01:10:09
>> Can I, is Dee Dee like talk to me over our mind meld at all?

01:10:16
>> She can, she doesn't like say things, but you get the very clear impression of like what

01:10:22
she's thinking and doing. So she's under, what you can tell from her right now is that she's

01:10:27
under this blanket and she wasn't quite sure why Chuckles was under here, but she's very entranced

01:10:31
by the book. And she just kind of likes, likes the book. >> Must be all the colors.

01:10:37
>> Yeah. >> Yeah.

01:10:39
>> Maybe these are colors. >> Maybe that's what the other words in here.

01:10:44
>> Can I tell Dee Dee to point to the fish, like one of the drawings of the fish, point to the word fish?

01:10:51
>> Yeah, she points to the bird fish. >> Quit trying to learn me from a distance, both of you.

01:10:58
>> You don't know that I'm doing this? >> You don't know that I'm down here looking at books.

01:11:04
>> I do know. >> It's secret.

01:11:06
>> But I know. >> I don't want you guys to know that I'm trying to learn to read.

01:11:11
>> Dee Dee's doing this. >> We know you've made it, you've said it several times.

01:11:16
>> That I'm trying to learn to read or that I'm illiterate.

01:11:19
>> Yes. >> I'd never said I was,

01:11:21
no, no, you never knew I was learning to read.

01:11:24
>> You kept saying things like if only I knew how to read.

01:11:28
>> That doesn't mean I'm learning to read. >> It's the implication.

01:11:32
>> No, it's not. There's no implication that I'm learning to read if I say I can't read.

01:11:38
>> I just think it's going to be funny when I make funny use later that the ape knows how to

01:11:48
read. >> I think I made a lot of mistakes.

01:11:50
>> Make this into a big joke. All I'm trying to do is secretly learn to read.

01:11:54
And I don't want you guys to know, and this is exactly why I don't want you to know,

01:11:58
because you're going to make fun of me. >> I wasn't trying to turn it into a joke.

01:12:01
I was trying to turn it into a moment. >> I don't know that.

01:12:04
>> What you're going to say is,

01:12:09
patches, you're not going to spy on Chuckles' reading.

01:12:17
>> I got better things to do. >> Yeah, go hang out in the bathroom.

01:12:21
>> Yeah, go hang out, what, you mean your bedroom? >> My bedroom?

01:12:26
>> You do know that. >> Are you telling my bedroom a bathroom?

01:12:28
>> Chuckles. >> My bathrooms are cleaner.

01:12:31
>> You're just saying that because it smells in here.

01:12:34
>> Like a bathroom. >> Yeah, whatever.

01:12:41
>> So patches, some of your books are going missing, because you have books kind of hidden

01:12:46
all over the ship, but they keep going missing. But you don't think it's Chuckles, in fact,

01:12:56
you are convinced it's the captain menacing you? >> Damn ghosts are everywhere. They just take

01:13:01
things whenever they want, just to fucking piss me off. >> You keep taking all the baby books.

01:13:06
>> All my Dr. Seuss books have gone missing. >> And Squish, as Dee Dee lives her

01:13:16
arm to point out the letters, because you are mind controlling her, she does momentarily go

01:13:22
a little zombified. And you notice this, this is what you've noticed, Chuckles, and you kick her

01:13:29
out of your bed kind of like, basically pulling the same temper tantrum you've just pulled.

01:13:35
>> Get out of here, you're not going to teach me to read monkey? Now get out of here. I thought

01:13:39
you just didn't hear to cuddle me or something, give me some sort of platonic love, but no,

01:13:46
you were just in here to condescend me just like all the others. Now go, get out of here,

01:13:49
go back to your nest or monkey nest or whatever. >> And you take the broom that's never used to

01:13:55
just get sure out of the- >> Where does it even come from, this stick

01:13:59
with the straw in the end? >> This is just as Chuckles levels point.

01:14:03
>> She climbs up back into, we'll come back to you in just a second, Chuckles, but she climbs up

01:14:10
back into her nest where the patches your books are. She's the one that's been stealing your books.

01:14:17
>> No, my- >> And you just took the ones that she

01:14:21
had gotten her hands on yet. >> I hope she has had her read before, Chuckles.

01:14:27
>> Har, har. We'll see who's laughing after I learn to read.

01:14:34
>> Chuckles, I have made you a new clock for your downtime activity. I was born to read,

01:14:42
not to lead. >> Well, I also wasn't born to read.

01:14:44
>> I'm gonna try like- >> Yeah, and if you wanna roll your study,

01:14:52
however many points you get, we'll fill up that clock.

01:14:56
>> All right.

01:15:00
This is gonna go slow. >> It's like real life.

01:15:16
>> So you're adding up the three and the one? Or did you accidentally fill it up?

01:15:25
>> Yeah, nope, that's my bad, sorry. We're gonna just give me the one.

01:15:30
You have one night of pure brilliance and then the next morning when you look at the book,

01:15:37
it makes no sense. >> Scabally cook.

01:15:39
>> Scabally cook. All right. You are well on your way to learning how to read.

01:15:47
Did you wanna do anything else with your reading?

01:15:52
>> No. >> Well, while you are reading,

01:16:01
there is one person who does catch you. You hear the familiar thud of the captain.

01:16:08
>> Nealix, he stresses a woman, he's visiting me in the night again.

01:16:12
>> That doesn't go on with that. >> And I start crying.

01:16:16
>> I'm very encouraging of this. >> How progressive.

01:16:20
>> I'm just glad it's not hot. >> Hot man needs, we need to have a talk with

01:16:26
hot man. >> You do.

01:16:27
>> I'm concerned. >> We need an intervention.

01:16:30
>> Dude, the kid is losing his mind. Okay, we need to talk to him. He is out of control.

01:16:36
>> I'm sorry, Bridget, we completely cut you off. We're gonna start the buttocks.

01:16:41
>> No, no. I mean, you guys wanna have a group meeting about hot man, I'm fine.

01:16:47
>> We're gonna have a group meeting about our cross-dressing ghosts.

01:16:52
And our, what's pyromaniac ghosts? >> Yeah, pyromaniac fire auditor.

01:17:00
>> It's like a lot of our problems revolve around ghosts.

01:17:04
>> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> That really goes as much as fire.

01:17:07
>> Also, cross-dressing is not a problem. I don't have a problem with this. It's the fire.

01:17:15
>> Would you believe it? >> Also, you're thought that cross-dressing

01:17:18
ghosts can get us out of any situation. You've used it three times already.

01:17:24
>> And how many times does it work? >> I did it once.

01:17:27
>> That's pretty. >> Did it?

01:17:29
>> 33. >> Kind of.

01:17:30
>> Did it, GM, do you remember? >> Let's check the tape.

01:17:34
>> You did? Yeah, let's rewind that. You used it recently in the

01:17:42
Manor High Hill. >> How happy did the elixir?

01:17:47
>> I think it worked at least two out of the three times, because one time it did draw the

01:17:52
attention away from the guards. I mean, he was fighting that one guy. I mean, the second time,

01:17:57
it failed. >> I think Squish got a bunch.

01:18:00
>> My definition of, my definition of Squish got a bunch.

01:18:03
>> Yeah, that was a mixed bag. >> And then I think you did it again with the

01:18:08
small Leviathan. >> I don't think it worked that time.

01:18:11
>> And that's how it worked. >> Yeah, so it's one for two on the Leviathan,

01:18:14
two for three on guards, maybe one for three, we're not sure.

01:18:18
>> Well, as long as he's happy. >> Right.

01:18:23
>> Well, we should have an intervention for him, too. And we'll figure out if he's happy.

01:18:28
And if he's not, then we'll make him happy. >> We'll force more clothes on him.

01:18:33
>> Yeah, we'll find the clothes that fit him.

01:18:37
>> I thought you liked dressing like a butler. >> No, sir.

01:18:41
>> I thought you liked dressing like Mary Antoinette. >> Not exactly, sir.

01:18:46
Sorry, I put words in Nelix's mouth. >> Nelix is a very chill dude. He's very progressive.

01:18:57
He's having this conversation with you while he's dressed in some Egyptian fare.

01:19:04
Like he's dressed like a nefertiti or something. >> Beautiful.

01:19:09
>> Blackface? >> That's not true.

01:19:11
>> No. >> Yes, so to get back to Chuckles,

01:19:16
there is somebody who just catch you reading. You hear the captain walk up behind you

01:19:20
and he sits down at the edge of your bed and he's looking at what you're doing and he goes,

01:19:27
son, how are those speakers going? >> The speakers? What speakers?

01:19:33
>> Well, remember that other project you had that I asked you to do?

01:19:39
>> Yeah, I lost interest in that. Also, didn't I finish doing that? I honestly don't remember.

01:19:44
I know I had a bunch of materials for it. >> Yeah, so you are, I've got it here.

01:19:50
>> One second. I have it on the side here. Speakers, halfway done.

01:20:07
>> Oh. Well, I got to be honest with you, Cap. I was told that maybe the speakers are a bad idea.

01:20:16
>> I see. Seems very, very disappointing. >> Well, I don't know.

01:20:24
I was just saying. >> You didn't make a promise.

01:20:30
>> Did I? >> Well, you agreed to it, which is like a promise.

01:20:36
>> Is it? >> Well, I think so anyway, but I'm glad to see you reading. What is this? One fish,

01:20:50
two fish? Oh, this is a class. >> Oh, this whole thing? No, this is nothing.

01:20:53
Wait, what fish? >> One fish, two fish. That's the name of the book.

01:21:01
>> Two fish. That's what that is. Getting closer to a full vocabulary.

01:21:08
>> One sentence at a time. >> One number at a time.

01:21:14
>> Well, thank you for decoding that. Also, please don't tell the others that I'm learning to read.

01:21:20
They will do nothing but make fun of me. >> Yes, they are.

01:21:23
>> They have done nothing but try to encourage me and help me out, and I have to lash out at them.

01:21:28
>> You tried to help when I was crying earlier, and all you do is throw a hammock at me,

01:21:35
and you said, "Try your tears with this hammock that I've been wearing."

01:21:37
>> That was a very touching moment in my head. >> Welcome to parenthood.

01:21:52
>> He stands up and he says, "I'll keep your secret." >> Thank you. >> But you'll have to keep mine.

01:21:58
>> What is your secret? Yeah, tell me your secret. >> Oh, well.

01:22:01
>> Is it that you're evil? >> No.

01:22:05
>> You're not evil, are you? >> I'm not evil.

01:22:10
>> All right. >> You have a line.

01:22:13
>> He walks out. >> You're what? You lie, couldn't hear.

01:22:20
>> He said, "I am liar." >> So he is evil. >> Is that his secret?

01:22:25
>> He walks away with that bomb that he leaves on you.

01:22:32
>> Well, that was weird. >> That was weird.

01:22:42
>> Anyway, you guys, as he walks away, you finish tonight reading your book,

01:22:51
and eventually you blow out your candle as not to burn down the entire ship. We're not there yet.

01:22:56
>> Yeah, that's not your job. >> There's still some usefulness in the ship yet,

01:23:03
I'm sure. >> We still have to get there.

01:23:06
And yeah, you captain's quarters, God damn it. >> I live in the captain's quarters now.

01:23:13
>> It's just another morning rises. It's a new day. I think everybody has done their

01:23:25
couple of activities, right? >> I think I did. >> I don't mind.

01:23:29
>> Yeah. >> Did you do two?

01:23:31
>> Squish, you did two. You did roll twice for your stress. >> Yeah.

01:23:34
>> Patches, you did two. You got hammocked over and produced your hammock harm.

01:23:38
>> Yeah. >> Okay.

01:23:40
>> My first one was just crying in bed. >> No, you ate the shallot.

01:23:47
>> Oh, that's right, eating strange foods. >> Yes.

01:23:49
And then you also worked on your personal journey, learn how to read.

01:23:55
>> Shh. >> Let's just call it a personal journey.

01:23:59
>> Yeah, so another day rises and you have a few days of like this where it's very

01:24:08
just very quiet and kind of tense on the ship. But finally, on the third day,

01:24:12
you look over the edge and on the very edge in the horizon in the sea, you can see kind of just

01:24:19
like glittering from the land. And all you can kind of tell us that there are like these bright red

01:24:26
cliffs ahead of you and there seems to be some sort of village or settlement, but it's very far

01:24:31
in the distance. You can barely make it out. And the captain steps up behind you as you all

01:24:36
have gathered to see this, the only amount of land you've seen in any amount of days.

01:24:40
And you look out and he goes, ah, it's teacher us. We're finally here.

01:24:45
>> Teacher us. I'm my family's from there. >> Oh, yeah, that's where we were going.

01:24:54
Yeah, it is. >> Don't they eat people there?

01:24:57
Why do you want to go there again? >> I don't know.

01:25:00
>> I'm people. >> You've been marinating yourself

01:25:02
and onion for us. So that's really thoughtful of you.

01:25:06
>> All right. And I'll take a step back from you.

01:25:10
>> Does anyone remember why we were going to teach yours?

01:25:15
>> You wanted to go to teach yours. >> I think the captain did.

01:25:20
>> It was his idea. >> I think Michael did teach yours.

01:25:22
>> Yes. >> The what?

01:25:24
>> Yes, I did want to go to teacher us. Yes.

01:25:26
>> Did you, why? >> I plan on storming their castle.

01:25:34
Well, now that somebody didn't finish the speakers last night, I've got to go in,

01:25:38
storm the castle, fight the armada, get to the top tower, play my harp, command their entire

01:25:45
armies and I don't know, set up for war. >> Wait, the speakers were in hope with that?

01:25:51
>> What? >> The speakers would help with that?

01:25:54
>> Yeah. >> That sounds badass as hell.

01:25:57
Can I still work on the speakers? >> Your job time is over.

01:26:05
>> No. >> Wait, who are we going to war with?

01:26:08
>> We're going to go and fight the, it's really, really clever. We need to go and fight this armada.

01:26:18
Do you see them right over there? And you guys turn and you see these fleets of just white ships,

01:26:25
white sails coming, they're at a distance, but you can tell there's a huge group of them.

01:26:32
You are witnessing the teacher of fleet. It's a group of naval vessels outside of the main island.

01:26:38
And the captain points to those and he goes, I'm planning on

01:26:45
this thing through, storming the castle, get up to the tallest tower where there's some

01:26:51
wonderful acoustics, play the harp, command the entire armada army and I don't know,

01:26:56
go to war against dusk of all or Lockport or anything really. I'll be unstoppable.

01:27:02
>> It's like fun. Have you been able to open the harp?

01:27:11
>> You've been carrying it out, there's a bunch of runes and stuff on there.

01:27:13
>> I mean, one step at a time, right? >> Are you sure this is the number one?

01:27:20
>> Are you sure this is a viable plan? I don't, I, I, I, I, you thought this through, I just,

01:27:26
I don't think you've thought this through, captain.

01:27:28
>> I have an entire ghost ship. I have a most amazing crew. And I don't think there's anything

01:27:38
stopping us. >> Where do we come in in this plan?

01:27:42
>> Very good, very good plan, very good question. I will reveal my secrets next week.

01:27:51
>> She has, she has the concept of a plan. >> I have the concept of a plan. I mean,

01:27:59
we'll get there soon enough. We'll decide it then. I don't know we're coming.

01:28:06
>> Pretty sure they can see us. >> If we can see them.

01:28:08
>> There's like one of us. Yeah. >> Then they can see us.

01:28:14
>> Yes. >> I don't know if I like this, this plan so far.

01:28:20
>> I just want to, I just want to sail the high seas. I don't know if I want to go to war.

01:28:24
>> You've got, you let me, you've gone this far, right? You've gone through storms,

01:28:34
you've gone through Leviathan, you fought a gay pirate, you've seen some mystical stuff.

01:28:40
>> What pirate? >> You burned down,

01:28:42
somewhat, he was a little fancy, a little fruity pirate.

01:28:47
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I didn't know that he was gay. I pulled his pants down.

01:28:51
I feel like that might have been a hate crime. >> Maybe that's why we won.

01:28:56
>> Maybe that's why he was smiling. >> He got too flustered.

01:29:01
>> No one's been so brazen about it. >> I thought he, that was a scabbard in his pants.

01:29:05
>> Did you not notice he never put them back on? >> No.

01:29:09
I was so proud of myself of the prank. >> It was a fine prank. Yeah, I don't know if we should go to war.

01:29:19
>> He won a lot of pranks this season. >> Yeah, that's my new stick. I'm a prank man.

01:29:26
>> Get a bit of it, get a bit of it, get a bit of it. >> So, captain.

01:29:33
>> Yes? >> No, captain.

01:29:36
>> Yes? >> No, whole.

01:29:38
>> I'm confused. >> Clearly.

01:29:43
So when this is all said and done, do I get to captain my own ship in the Armada?

01:29:53
>> You know, you're a character. >> I just kill everybody and replace them as ghosts,

01:29:57
but I mean, sure. >> Me?

01:29:59
>> Hey, why would we kill everyone and replace them with ghosts when we could just use them

01:30:04
as demons? >> I don't know. I mean, there's a lot of,

01:30:08
I'm leaving myself open to opportunities here. What if some of them don't go along with it? I

01:30:12
don't know. I'm also a ghost pirate. It's just as easy for me to command people

01:30:18
via ghost or deep. And it really, it's 50/50. >> You're not a ghost.

01:30:23
>> So you passed the flesh test. We've been over this.

01:30:26
>> Yes, I know. I am a ghost pirate. I pirate ghosts.

01:30:31
>> Oh. >> Like that old lady passed the

01:30:34
flesh test and she was a ghost? >> Yeah, that's unclear as well.

01:30:37
>> Maybe the flesh test is flawed. >> She's got to do it, guys.

01:30:42
>> I've faced all my decisions on a series of flesh tests.

01:30:48
>> I've faced all my decisions on touching people.

01:30:53
>> Yeah. >> I would still like my own shit.

01:30:59
>> One step at a time, number one, get through Armada. That's step one.

01:31:06
>> Still think step one should be you figuring out how to get to the heart.

01:31:15
>> No. Step 1.5. We can argue about it later.

01:31:22
>> All right. Because if you get to that tower and you can't open that heart,

01:31:28
think we're all going to die. >> I think you guys.

01:31:32
>> And then you'll be a real ghost pirate. >> Doesn't matter if you die.

01:31:34
We'll just come back to this ghost and we'll work on this boat anyway.

01:31:37
>> I'm never leaving this boat, am I? >> Well, that's the end of it.

01:31:50
>> Good. >> You mean that's the end of the session?

01:31:56
>> Yes, it's the end of the session. We didn't have nothing else planned.

01:31:59
>> Well, we could have an intervention on Hotman.

01:32:03
>> Extra credit scene. Hotman, we've gathered you today because you're losing your life.

01:32:10
>> Can we not have them on the boat, though? >> Well, he's in a bottle or some shit.

01:32:16
>> Yeah, he comes back to my bottle. >> Okay, so we can talk to him through

01:32:20
the bottle. >> Well, no, I--

01:32:21
>> He's like a man, like instead of a boat in a bottle, it's just a crammed in,

01:32:27
like the genie where he's crammed in the lamp, except the lamp is transparent and shaped like a

01:32:31
bottle. >> That's what it was.

01:32:33
>> Yeah, I'm on it. >> The entire time.

01:32:35
He's a genie Hotman. Genie Hotman. >> Hotman? Hotman, we need to have a talk.

01:32:43
>> We need to have a talk, all right? We tolerated you for many years,

01:32:49
but-- >> And celebrated you in a lot of ways.

01:32:52
>> And celebrated you. Some of the-- yeah, your best qualities are the ones we love the most,

01:32:57
but also, you've been kind of-- you're out of control, all right?

01:33:02
The other day, I saw you with your fire-- you were throwing fireballs at a toilet.

01:33:07
You got your fucking hand in there. >> Disgusting.

01:33:10
Now, you can't even burn a toilet. >> You're a disgrace to your family and

01:33:17
you're friends and you need to be put under control.

01:33:20
Squish, any words? >> No, just keep eating up my pots and pans.

01:33:28
And then we're good. >> You know, what am I supposed to do when

01:33:34
you keep me in this little tiny glass bottle all the time and then you let me out?

01:33:39
It's usually some crazy shit happening and you say, "Go for it," or "Have fun," or "Let loose."

01:33:45
I do exactly what I'm told. You're the one who commands me.

01:33:48
>> Well, let loose can mean a lot of different things. Let loose can just mean

01:33:52
just come hang out. It doesn't mean-- >> Yeah.

01:33:55
>> It doesn't mean destroy everything. I mean, don't get me wrong, you're a lot of fun sometimes,

01:34:01
but you take it just a little too far. >> We've blown up so much things together,

01:34:06
but I don't know if we can-- >> There's so many places we can't go

01:34:09
back to because they are now ashes. >> Yeah, I think if we go back to Dusk Vault,

01:34:14
they will hunt us down. >> If there's a Dusk Vault left,

01:34:18
it may be burned to the ground. That was a big-ass city.

01:34:22
>> We don't know. >> And you were really big, throwing a lot of fire.

01:34:25
>> We took the fuck out of there. We were not going to wait around to find out how that

01:34:29
fired. >> Because we supported you.

01:34:31
We took yourself. >> And your engine.

01:34:33
>> We could have turned you in, probably, I think.

01:34:35
>> This last time, you were completely out of your control, out of your mind.

01:34:40
>> Okay. >> You did go a little bit crazy that last time.

01:34:45
>> Thank you. >> I told you to call loose just a little bit.

01:34:48
You were supposed to set fire to some, like a couple of drapes.

01:34:52
You were dancing in the middle of the hall, shooting fireballs out of your fist and your feet.

01:34:57
>> It was a nice dance, though. >> It was. It was a very, very fast--

01:35:01
>> It was beautiful. I was moved. >> But it was not the right time.

01:35:05
We were on a mission from God, well, from the captain. >> From--

01:35:09
>> And he was really pissed. We set that house on fire.

01:35:12
>> Yes. >> We're still paying.

01:35:14
>> Also, you ruined my chances with my future wife and mother of my children.

01:35:18
She breathed in a lot of smoke, and she was talking a lot of nonsense,

01:35:22
like things like, "I don't think we're right for each other."

01:35:26
And it's just not a good time for me. She would not have said that if she had not inhaled so much

01:35:30
smoke from the fires that you started.

01:35:33
>> I can't-- I cannot find that. You did-- you did-- that lady had a lot of smoke inhalation.

01:35:43
>> Yes. >> She was completely--

01:35:44
>> She was delirious, clearly. >> She was completely--

01:35:47
>> Fine. >> She was completely--

01:35:48
>> She was a smoke show, yes. >> She was completely smoked.

01:35:51
>> She-- [laughs]

01:35:54
Agree. I'm glad. We agree finally. So, Hotman, what do you have to say for yourself? You degenerate.

01:36:00
>> You fucking drunk. >> I am a spirit. I like things on fire,

01:36:11
and that is what I do. If you'd like me to set up things on fire less, maybe provide more instruction,

01:36:19
maybe give a firmer command or, you know, not let me out, I don't know.

01:36:26
>> So now your problem is our fault. This is classic--

01:36:30
>> Get back in the bottle. >> Classic deflection.

01:36:32
>> What happens if we put the bottle-- >> What happens if we put the bottle--

01:36:36
>> --and burn things with respect? >> What if we put the bottle in, like,

01:36:40
ice water? >> You're right.

01:36:41
>> No. >> Throw them overboard.

01:36:42
>> No. >> No.

01:36:44
>> Let them fend for himself. >> This is my Hotman. I'm doing it with--

01:36:48
I thought we-- this intervention was supposed to be nonviolent.

01:36:51
>> Well, clearly, you-- >> And you got a control.

01:36:53
>> You don't know what you're doing. You're out of your element.

01:36:56
You're doing-- >> I am out of my element.

01:36:57
>> You're a terrible fire dad. >> This has been a very rough season for me.

01:37:03
I have lost everything. My friends, my family, my ship, my respect. I'm back in the toilet,

01:37:09
and this kid won't stop disrespecting me with his fucking arson.

01:37:13
>> This isn't about the Hotman, is it? >> You chose the toilet for your bedroom.

01:37:19
>> It was where he put us. >> You can't put that on us.

01:37:22
>> It was where he put me. >> I don't know.

01:37:25
>> I don't think so. I think you cleaned it. >> It is cleaner than a lot of the ship.

01:37:31
You'd be surprised how dirty the ship is. >> I know one room that's really dirty.

01:37:35
>> I know one rule that the captain has. >> No waffle stomping.

01:37:40
>> Oh, no, two rolls. I'm sorry. >> What was the other one?

01:37:45
>> Clean up after yourself. >> All right. Is this extra credit scene done or what?

01:37:53
>> I think Hotman's not less than one thing we're all focused on.

01:37:56
>> Did Hotman learn his lesson? >> Yeah, that--

01:37:58
>> Baldwin's been airing your grievances. >> This is our concern, Hotman.

01:38:06
>> Turns out it's not about Hotman at all. It's about the captain's emotional issues.

01:38:12
>> It's about the Hotman and all of us. >> But you called me the captain.

01:38:18
So I'm going to add another session with that.

01:38:24
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