TACO 🌮 TUESDAY "BLINDED BY LOVE" EP 10

Host: Margie B 🦎 (@B4Margie) · Tue, 21 Jul 2026 · ~1:52:18 across two parts · 4 main speakers

TL;DR

• A recurring taco-night variety show: Margie B runs trivia and "Blinded by Love" relationship questions while co-host Woof supplies original, AI-flavored comedy songs about tacos, trivia, and love.
• X fought them the entire night — the invite system refused to make Ryan a co-host, the first room died mid-song, and Woof got "rugged" (kicked) out of the second room repeatedly near the end.
• Part 1 was mostly troubleshooting plus two songs before the Space cut out; Part 2 restarted and delivered the full trivia round and the relationship segment.
• Trivia spanned Tim Bits, Guinness, 500 avocado varieties, macadamia nuts, tooth enamel, and a phobia of cooking; Ryan owned the alcohol and sports questions.
• "Blinded by Love" covered cheating, romance on a budget, and the eternal no-clean-underwear dilemma.
• The night closed with Woof's anniversary love song dedicated to him and his wife Meow.

Highlights

[P1 6:34] "Is this the wolf show? Is this the Margie show?" After a solid stretch of failed co-host invites for Ryan, Margie and Woof settled the ownership question in real time — Woof's verdict: "At the moment, it's the wolf show because Margie's lost." Ryan, meanwhile, remained a co-host in spirit if not in title.

[P1 10:18] Cat-scan, cat jokes. Margie mentioned there'd be no Space on July 30th because she has a CAT scan that day. Woof took the opening: don't let them use a black cat (bad luck) or an orange one ("really feisty and I'll scratch you"), which earned some of the room's warmest laughs.

[P1 11:31] The Taco Tuesday song. Woof rolled the opening track, and the room lit up for it — the biggest reaction of Part 1 landed right here as the "Taco Tuesday / I got the keys" beat played.

[P1 12:49] "I Know Useless Stuff," written for Ryan. A full novelty song about trivia-night overconfidence — knowing seven kinds of penguins but not where your keys are, leaving with a coaster that says "Thanks for the game." Then the Space promptly died.

[P2 3:15] Restart, take two. Round two of the co-host battle produced the night's best exasperation: Woof cueing imaginary Jeopardy music [P2 2:25], declaring himself "miscabobulated" [P2 2:41], and finally sighing, "My god, it's like bringing my sister's kids to work."

[P2 8:04] The intro anthem. The show's proper theme song — "grab your tacos, check your microphones, and protect your dignity" — introduced Margie (brought the questions), Woof (brought the AI, forgot the controls), and Ryan (confidence, facts unknown). When it ended, Woof announced "I'm a genius" [P2 12:24] and Margie gently reminded him that's for other people to say [P2 12:28].

[P2 24:59] Five hundred avocados. The "buckle up, buttercups" question of the night — how many avocado varieties exist — climbed from Ryan's opening bid of $399 up to the correct 500, with Woof calling the number "astronomical or diabolical, as you would say."

[P2 28:18] The folk-remedy tangent. Woof's admission that he avoids Mexican beer over an old rumor spun into Margie's deadpan "Baby, they pee in everything in the United States," then a genuinely committed detour into using baby urine to cure ear infections and cracking an egg into your eye for pink eye — until Woof read the fact-check aloud and shut it down.

[P2 51:30] The underwear question. A cornerstone of "Blinded by Love": out of clean underwear, do you borrow your partner's, turn yours inside out, or "raw dog it"? Consensus was overwhelming, and Woof capped it with a coworker cautionary tale involving a very bad day and a bathroom shower [P2 52:59].

[P2 1:32:15] The anniversary love song. After Woof got repeatedly booted by X, he finally stabilized long enough to play the closing track — a full love song tracing his and Meow's story from a driveway shock-changing to a Christmas engagement, a Tennessee mountain wedding, and coming home with their dog. Margie dedicated it to the couple's anniversary.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "At the moment, it's the wolf show because Margie's lost." — Woof [P1 6:48]
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• "Make sure they don't use a black cat because it's bad luck. And don't let them use an orange one because they're really feisty and I'll scratch you." — Woof [P1 10:18]
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• "My god, it's like bringing my sister's kids to work." — Woof [P2 3:15]
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• "Grab your tacos, check your microphones, and protect your dignity." — from the intro song [P2 8:04]
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• "You're not supposed to do that. You're supposed to wait for other people to embrace you and give you the kudos." — Margie, after Woof called himself a genius [P2 12:28]
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• "Baby, they pee in everything in the United States." — Margie [P2 28:29]
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Who said what

• Margie B 🦎 (@B4Margie), host — Ran the whole show: trivia bank, relationship questions, and a running commentary that treated every wrong answer as grounds for a loving roast. Also fought the co-host invite system all night.
• Woof (@WoofArmyXX), co-host — The music engine of the show; wrote and played the taco, trivia, and anniversary songs, answered most of the trivia (with occasional feed from wife Meow behind him), and spent the finale being repeatedly ejected by X.
• Ryan (@RyanJ8812), co-host — Stuck in title-limbo because X wouldn't grant the co-host role, but present throughout; took attendance and cleaned up on the alcohol, James Bond, and sports questions.
• whosbiggcrypto (@thtguyt) — Arrived late and cheerful ("Blessings, kings and queens"), fresh from getting his toes done, and confirmed he's firmly in the "raw dog it" camp [P2 1:17:34].

Worth a full listen

• [P2 8:04]–[P2 12:08] — The intro anthem and the trivia song finale back to back; the AI-song format is the whole personality of this show and the summary can't carry the wordplay.
• [P2 28:18]–[P2 30:18] — The pee-in-the-ear / egg-in-the-eye folk-remedy tangent, committed to fully until a live fact-check ended it. Pure detour comedy.
• [P2 1:23:00]–[P2 1:37:29] — The chaotic close: Woof rugged again and again by X, Margie improvising the wrap and reciting his love story from memory, then finally landing the anniversary song dedication.