Draw Or Die (Part 2)
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Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to Destructible, this episode. Michelangelo Mark tracks the soldier, makes Tyler strip, then judges the gent's scribblings. Berating Bob flames McD's, wants spectator mode, derides Wade, and brushes bricks. Winkling Wade remembers the Mayflower, rejects 3D for 2, scrawls Soy Jack, And utterly ignores directions. From standing seats to walloping walls. It's time for... Draw or Die. Part 2. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted. And enjoy the show.
Hello and welcome to Distractible. I'm your host once again because somehow, by the hand of fate, which we think has never happened before, I was declared the winner again by the wheel. And therefore I'm back again and of course I had another episode in the pipe. And is it the perfect discrime? Even judging by the title that you already clicked on, you know that it's not the perfectest crime. It might be the perfectest upset. Who knows who we're going to upset in this arena today. But before we do that, meet our contestants, Bob and Wade. Hi. Hello. Yes, yes. They've flown all the way in to be on this podcast. Thank you, gentlemen, for making the journey. Yeah, no problem. Flight was good. Flight was good.
Yeah, that's good. Yeah, yeah. Hey, comfort plus for our guests. Yeah, no, I appreciate that. That's nice. You don't get that from other shows, you know? I know, I know. You stick you in the back. They actually get that Ryanair jet that's standing room only that we made a joke about existing almost a decade ago. Do you think that they made that since? That's real. That's a thing, yes. Now? It's a thing I believe that's in service. Ah, that might not be true. Next comes the bike pedal plane where we have to pedal to live. Yeah, and your kids are dangling in the cage. Oh, what a good bit. Oh, that was back when we were funny. Remember? Remember when we were funny? Honestly, I wish I could. I would just start recycling those bits because nobody's going to remember stuff that long ago.
Nine months ago, there was an article that says budget airline Ryanair denies claims it will soon offer cheaper standing seats. They deny it. But the CEO has been clear with, he says, and I'm extremely paraphrasing, this is not a direct quote. People only want one thing from us, and that's the cheapest flights possible. So if it was possible to offer even further reduced prices by having standing seats, we would. But safety is the first priority, and it's simply not allowed. That was in 2012. He says from his cardboard plane that standing room only. He didn't say not possible or humane. He said they won't let us.
How does the game 'Draw or Die' work?
We tried to make a plane out of Tupperware. They wouldn't let us. I can't believe these pesky FAA. We were going to put our passengers in a slingshot and just hope they landed safely, but they won't let us do that.
We heard that distractible advertisement where Mark was trebucheting things around and we were like, hey, eh? But they won't let you do that now. I would try a standing seat. It was for like an hour or less. Like I know, especially in Europe, there's a lot of flights where it's like pay 20 bucks, fly for 40 minutes from Heathrow to somewhere in Dublin or somewhere in Ireland, something like that. Like maybe. If it was like Cincinnati to Detroit, maybe. If it was really cheap. Like really cheap. I kind of would be okay with if there was a flight and it was just standing room. There's no seats. There's no standing seat, but it's just like guardrails and handrails and things like that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:32
2
How does the game 'Draw or Die' work?
3:32–5:32
3
What challenges do the contestants face during the drawing game?
5:32–8:09
4
How do the contestants react to each other's drawings?
8:09–10:57
5
What humorous moments arise during the drawing descriptions?
10:57–13:04
6
What insights do the hosts share about creativity and expression?
13:04–17:27
7
How does the episode conclude with reflections on the game?
17:27–19:08
8
What final thoughts do the hosts share about the experience?
19:08–57:59