ON TACO 🌮 TUESDAY: "BLINDED BY LOVE EP.9"

Host: Margie B 🦎 (@B4Margie) · Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2026 · Duration: 2:33:22 · ~7 significant speakers

TL;DR

• A relaxed Taco Tuesday edition of Margie B's dating/relationships game show, part trivia, part group therapy, part comedy set — co-hosted by Liz (Lyss, @Lysss302)^* and Ryan (@RyanJ8812).
• Liz announced the regen project's new sales bot, built with Chrono using his "Node" tool, now auto-posting buys and sweeps to the timeline [2:13].
• The trivia round quietly collapsed once sports questions showed up — Show and Liz both tapped out, so Margie pivoted to relationship talk [21:24].
• Slick Rick and Margie turned a "grandkids" question into a genuinely tender conversation about family cycles, absent grandparents, and doing better for the next generation [34:00].
• The recurring theme all night: communication, honesty, and never settling — with strong takes on cheating, romance, and holding your own value.
• Running bits throughout: Margie's mock-consultation fees (69.99 for therapy, 29.99 for a song), "who's big" wandering in for the McDonald's talk, and a closing serenade of "After All the Bars Are Closed."

Highlights

[2:13] The regen sales bot goes live. Liz opened with real news: after fighting with a website that only worked on her phone, she got the regen sales bot running with Chrono, using his "Node" tool that's also in their Discord. Buys and sweeps now auto-post from the regen account — something she'd wanted for a while, and at a price she was happy with.

[8:19] Liz DJs the intro. Before the show proper, Liz played "Buy Dirt," then the traditional taco song at [12:30], after which she declared it "officially Taco Tuesday" and handed it back to Margie [13:56].

[18:38] The "Dan" bit. Margie slipped into a two-voice routine praising an imaginary humble recap guy named Dan ("Oh, Margie, I'm such a humble man"), which left Show genuinely lost: "is he a speaker? No, is that Margie? Wait, what's going on?" [19:29].

[21:24] Trivia meets its match. The moment sports questions arrived, the room folded — Show asked to skip anything athletic, and Liz admitted "the sports out of been cooked." Margie leaned on the "value turn" (Liz) for the tech questions (Bluetooth, CPU, blockchain) and kept the rest on brand-safe ground like Jed's dog Nugget [23:08] and the Stefano's bacon appetizer [24:41].

[34:00] Slick Rick opens up. A light "grandkids" prompt turned heartfelt when Slick Rick, calling in between trucking loads, described the cycle in his family — parents pouring everything into one struggling sibling's kids while his own well-cared-for children go without grandparents. Margie answered with her own story of a mother who struggled to say "I love you" and grandparents who spoiled her brother, and how she watched that soften a generation later with her daughter [37:15]. Warm, honest, and the emotional center of the night.

[42:09] Trash TV confessions. The panel bonded over reality TV as guilty pleasure — Liz on Real Housewives, Slick Rick and Liz reminiscing about "Love & Hip Hop," and the shared theory that men who complain about the shows always end up on the couch watching anyway ("he sits on the couch, and before you know it, we're like watching together, but he's pretending that he's not").

[50:16] The shoe giveaway. Asked about the most thoughtful thing he'd done, Slick Rick told the story that stuck with him: buying up shoes at Walmart when a church donation ran short (the homeless folks all needed 12s and 13s), and how fulfilling it was to watch one man light up over a fresh pair — "I feel like when you put your time in for me" mattered more than the money he donates weekly.

[1:01:27] The cheating rules. Margie's cheating question (complete with a phone full of "mom number one through eight") got the crowd's biggest reaction. Liz laid out an uncompromising line — emotional cheating counts, denying your relationship at a bar counts, and if you're doing anything you'd hide from your partner, you're a cheater. Ryan seconded it, and the bit spun into a joke about crypto guys needing "four phones" for their wallets [1:05:01].

[2:07:05] StarSeed Witch checks in. Late in the show, StarSeed Witch (Margie's "pickle woman") joined after weeks away, having been sick and grieving her cat of 18 years. Margie offered jokes and karaoke on Saturday, and the room closed on the same note it had circled all night: real connection over screens, and actually listening when someone speaks.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "I'll be white Margie B, white Caucasian Margie B. I'll keep it quiet." — Margie B [4:25]
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• "I believe you can have lust at first sight, but love is definitely too deep in my opinion." — Liz [30:26]
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• "That's drama for your mama, boy." — Slick Rick, on reality TV [42:22]
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• "If you have to worry about it, I feel like you're a cheater and you suck. Don't cheat on people. Sorry, Margie B." — Liz [1:03:23]
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• "You should have four phones, let them look at all your crypto phones." — Ryan [1:05:01]
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• "If I say I got you, I got you." — Liz, on showing up for people [2:01:38]
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Who said what

• Margie B (host, @B4Margie): Ran the whole show — trivia, relationship prompts, the "Dan" voices, and the running fee gags. Steered every question back to her core message: communication, honesty, and never settling.
• Liz / likely Lyss (co-host, @Lysss302): Co-host, DJ, and the panel's most quotable voice. Announced the regen sales bot, played the music, and delivered the night's clearest takes on cheating, romance, and being a better communicator.
• Ryan (co-host, @RyanJ8812): The steady, gentlemanly co-host in Canada; handled attendance and trivia, deflected any hint of a compliment, and confessed a love of Cards Against Humanity.
• Show / likely Sho (@AgogoKaren): Early guest cooking meatloaf and mashed potatoes; gamely "lost" the trivia round on purpose so no one else felt dumb, then left when hubby got home.
• Slick Rick (@richj530): Trucker calling in mid-haul; brought the night's most vulnerable moments — family cycles, the shoe giveaway, and quality time with his kids and old movies.
• who's big crypto (@thtguyt): Arizona late arrival lured up by the McDonald's talk; a self-described lover and cancer, opened up about a broken heart and being standoffish, and became the good-natured target of Margie's teasing.
• StarSeed Witch (@Starseedwitch1): Joined near the end after illness and the loss of her 18-year cat; reinforced the theme of real, device-free connection.

Worth a full listen

• [34:00]–[39:00] — Slick Rick and Margie's back-to-back family stories. The recap can't capture how a throwaway trivia prompt turned into the most honest stretch of the night.
• [42:09]–[45:11] — The trash-TV riff. Liz, Slick Rick, and Margie riffing on Real Housewives and "Love & Hip Hop" is the room at its funniest and most in-sync.
• [1:26:00]–[1:33:00] — The fast-food confessional, where Liz's 6 a.m. post-club McDonald's ritual and "who's big"'s refusal of a green 7-Eleven chili dog play out in real time.

* some voices are identified from context; those names are marked as likely.