Taco 🌮 Tuesday Ep.8 — "Blinded by Love" 💕

Host: Margie B 🦎 (@B4Margie), with co-hosts Woof (@WoofArmyXX) and Ryan (@RyanJ8812) · Tue, 07 Jul 2026 · 1:58:31 · ~7 speakers (plus taco-anthem audio)

TL;DR

• A cozy, low-stakes Taco Tuesday: Margie ran a long trivia round (movies, food, and a very heavy dose of human anatomy) followed by playful "get to know you" questions loosely themed around love and dating.
• Woof (likely @WoofArmyXX) opened and closed with two custom "wet ass taco" anthems, ending on one performed in an "Indian voice," with his wife "Meow" reacting off-mic the whole night.
• Money Miller (likely @ItsMoneyMiller) held court as the room's resident foodie and cook before ducking out to host his own Space on "Prism" and digital ownership.
• The back half turned reflective: regrets, being more or less open than in youth, and second-career dreams — Oromë (likely @Orome0116) shared he's certifying as a life coach, Chun (likely @HeyChunlyn) that she found her way to IT after art and finance, CeCe (likely @criscrinkl) that he wishes he'd branched out beyond music sooner.
• Running bits: Woof being "tired-brained" all night, Meow allegedly traded for two premium male cows, and Margie insisting a spicy tone is just how you take it.

Highlights

[5:07] Woof's "Wet Ass Taco" anthem kicks things off. Woof cued up a brand-new taco-flow track — a maximalist ode to dripping shells, hot sauce courage, and "in case of emergency, bring chips." Margie applauded the new song (and gently noted the naughtier pre-show track they'd been listening to).

[11:47] Attendance and the trivia format. Ryan ran the attendance list (and, per Margie's standing rule, remembered to include himself). Margie explained she's retired the "spicy" version of the show in favor of trivia and questions — "there's ways to be spicy without being spicy."

[14:07] Back to the Future stumps the room. The DeLorean license plate question hung in the air until Meow (feeding Woof answers off-mic) landed "OUTATIME." A recurring theme was born: Woof's brain was fried from a long workday, and he owned that most of his correct answers were Meow's.

[27:29–34:00] The anatomy gauntlet. Margie marched through the fastest-healing muscle (the tongue — "the joke's on you"), largest internal organ (small intestine), what causes rickets (vitamin D, which Woof knew firsthand), blood types, plasma, and the body part most sensitive to radiation (blood). Ryan cleanly nailed "epidermis" and earned a gold star.

[42:31] Money Miller, resident foodie. On bouillabaisse, Money lit up: finish with a splash of Pernod for a whisper of licorice, shellfish and fish cooked down in tomato broth with saffron — "it's just a beautiful thing." He also championed watermelon gazpacho and, as a former swimmer, blamed his metabolism for staying skinny while loving to cook.

[48:25] Money exits stage left. Money left to kick off his own Space — an intro to "Prism" and "transformation of digital ownership" — with warm goodbyes from the room.

[1:06:55] Oromë reframes regret. Oromë said he wouldn't change his "shoulda-coulda-wouldas" because he wouldn't know who he'd be without them — and shared that with coaching clients he never uses the word "failure," only "learning experiences." Margie loved the passionate side, adding her own take that closed doors are ones you've yet to open.

[1:19:00] The cross-eyed-date thought experiment. Margie posed a hypothetical: your online date turns out to be badly cross-eyed — do you bail? The men mostly played it classy, and Oromë delivered the line of the segment about beauty being how a person treats you, tying it to a real story about Margie tilting her head like a dog around a cross-eyed neighbor.

[1:52:32] Margie's shoelace heist. Capping the detention stories, Margie described crawling under the eighth-grade lunch table to tie a whole row of bullies' sneakers to their chairs and to each other — resulting in a domino pyramid of falling teenage boys and a "fake" detention where teachers quietly gave her a thumbs up.

[1:56:00] The closing anthem. Woof signed off with a new taco outro performed in an "Indian voice" — "may your toilet have mercy on your soul" — with Meow reportedly laughing like crazy.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "Psycho is good. Psycho's real good." — Margie B, [2:39]
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• "I regret not buying Bitcoin in 2010." — Ryan (likely), [1:00:50]
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• "You don't fail, you just learn something new about how you can succeed next time." — Oromë (likely), [1:08:14]
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• "Beauty is how a person treats you." — Margie B, [1:20:58]
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• "Because I got a crown, a big head, you know, slender body — yeah, broccoli." — Woof (likely), on which vegetable he'd be, [1:26:36]
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• "Peace, love, lime, and poor decisions. Now go home safe, and may your toilet have mercy on your soul." — Woof's closing anthem, [1:57:37]
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Who said what

• Margie B (@B4Margie), host — Ran the show top to bottom: trivia master, question-asker, and chief ribber, keeping the tone playful and warm while insisting on hand-raising and threatening chancletas.
• Woof (likely @WoofArmyXX), co-host — The night's DJ/songwriter (two original taco anthems) and comic foil; ran tired all evening, leaned on Meow for trivia answers, and traded barbs about Chun.
• Ryan (likely @RyanJ8812), co-host — Handled attendance and the mechanics; steady, "classy" answers throughout; a Canadian who'd trade his degree for a trade and hasn't touched his PS5 since falling into Web3.
• Money Miller (likely @ItsMoneyMiller), speaker — The room's food authority (bouillabaisse, gazpacho, cooking talk) who left early to host his own Space on Prism and digital ownership.
• Chun (likely @HeyChunlyn), speaker — Fought through phone/X gremlins; shared she keeps a smaller circle now and found her calling in IT after detours through art and finance.
• CeCe (likely @criscrinkl), speaker — Multitasking with a house full of kids; a lifelong musician who wishes he'd branched out socially and professionally earlier, and who grew up in a rural town of ~10,000.
• Oromë (likely @Orome0116), speaker — Florida surfer (self-described "mediocre" swimmer) certifying as a life coach; brought the evening's most reflective, gentle takes on failure and beauty.

Worth a full listen

• [42:31–48:30] Money Miller's food riff and send-off — The bouillabaisse and gazpacho talk is genuinely useful cooking chatter, and his warm exit to go host his own Space is a nice hinge point in the night.
• [1:03:03–1:09:00] The regret/growth stretch — CeCe's honest reflection on hiding behind his musical talent and Oromë's "learning experiences, not failures" framing are the emotional heart of the episode, and the summary flattens the sincerity.
• [1:52:32–1:55:00] Margie's detention tale — Her deadpan retelling of the lunchroom shoelace pyramid, capped by the "don't come home crying" family rule, lands far better at full speed than in paraphrase.