Taco 🌮 Tuesday Episode 11 — "Blinded by Love"

Host: Margie B (@B4Margie) with cohosts Woof (@WoofArmyXX) and Ryan (@RyanJ8812) · Tue, Aug 4 2026 · 1:45:52 · 4 voices (plus the theme song)

TL;DR

• Episode 11 of Margie's recurring Taco Tuesday game show, this week themed "Blinded by Love" — a two-part format of general-knowledge trivia followed by romance/personality questions.
• A custom, tongue-in-cheek theme song ("Ladies, grab your taco…") opened the show and set the tone.
• First hour: rapid-fire trivia on geography, fast food, drinks and desserts, with Ryan (audio faint but credited) racking up most of the fast correct answers.
• Second hour: Woof and Ryan fielded romance and personality questions, from flirting style to "the strangest place you've ever kissed."
• Woof's partner Meow (@MeowMetaX) joined near the end; a running gag of Woof muting and removing her carried the closing stretch.
• Ended on a farewell song and a tease for a Friday morning "battle" between Woof and Margie.

Highlights

[5:11] The space finally opens. After a slow, sleepy pre-show — Margie confessing she'd dozed off mid-text and mid-voice-note ("I became sleeping beauty in 2026") — she gets Ryan promoted to cohost on a glitchy app and welcomes the room to "Taco Tuesday, blinded by love. Well, in Margie's case, blinded by sleep." A stick is designated to keep her awake, and Woof is volunteered to wield it.

[11:39] The theme song. Woof cues the "Blinded by Love" intro track, an over-the-top jingle that had the room glued: "Ladies, grab your taco, check your microphones and protect your dignity." It roasts all three hosts by name — Margie brings the questions, Woof brings the chaos, Ryan wants to fight — and lands as the biggest early moment of the night.

[16:05] The premise, explained. Margie pitches the show as a public service: learn trivia so you can vet a first date's intelligence — "see if the person you want to maybe have a future with is a smart individual or dumber than a rock." Woof immediately reports that lab results are back on her claim of "getting smarter each week," and it's "in fact a lie." [17:17]

[21:39] Panama means "many fish." The Central-American-country question turned into a scenic tour through South America and a two-hint bread detour — pan (bread) → "what do you fry your eggs on?" → pan → Panama — before Ryan closed it out.

[46:23] Pop-off vodka. Asked for the world's best-selling vodka, Woof confidently offered "pop-off," a $5-a-fifth Russian bottle he swears is real, prompting Margie's theory that "maybe in West Virginia they call Smirnoff pop off because after you drink it, you pop off." (The answer was Smirnoff.)

[53:59] Romance round opens. How does Woof flirt? "I usually slap her on the buttons and say, let's get to it." Margie notes that's reportedly the line that made Meow fall for him.

[58:34] Red flag: honesty. Woof names his biggest relationship red flag as "honesty," walking straight into Margie's "You're like, lie to me, baby, lie to me." Moments later he reveals the strangest place he's ever kissed: "In an army tank." [59:18]

[1:24:00] Meow arrives — and the muting bit begins. Meow joins to back Margie up against the boys ("they're ganging up on you"), only for Woof to threaten to remove her, then actually mute and remove her mid-sentence about spring flowers, more than once. The bit ran through the back half, with Margie warning him about "the scorn of a Puerto Rican woman" and Meow forecasting a long stretch of solo Pringles and peanut M&Ms for him.

[1:33:29] The fishing tell. On the competitiveness question, Woof insists he isn't competitive and then immediately declares he is "in everything." Meow supplies the receipt: even on a nice fishing trip, "he has to get the first fish or the biggest fish… Wolf has to be the first at everything."

[1:38:41] Canadian coffee logic. Choosing between the coffee chains, Woof picks Starbucks, and when Margie asks Ryan about hot coffee, Woof cuts in — "No, because he's Canadian, you doofus" — a nod to Ryan's inevitable Tim Hortons loyalty.

[1:41:39] Closing song. The show wrapped on a mellower "Blinded by Love" reprise about laughing, learning and walking away "a little more on it than we were today," before Margie thanked her cohosts for the banter and teased Friday's Woof-vs-Margie showdown.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• "I became sleeping beauty in 2026." — Margie B [1:04]
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• "Ladies, grab your taco, check your microphones and protect your dignity." — theme song [11:39]
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• "I usually slap her on the buttons and say, let's get to it. Woman." — Woof [53:59]
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• "In an army tank." — Woof, on the strangest place he's kissed [59:18]
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• "Even if we go fishing… he has to get the first fish or the biggest fish. Wolf has to be the first at everything." — Meow [1:33:57]
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• "No, because he's Canadian, you doofus." — Woof, on Ryan's coffee pick [1:39:02]
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Who said what

• Margie B (@B4Margie) — host and quizmaster, running both the trivia and the romance interviews, and the comic center of nearly every exchange (the narcolepsy jokes, the taser bit, the "grow a pair of balls" challenge).
• Woof (@WoofArmyXX) — cohost and de facto DJ, cueing the songs, gamely fielding trivia and romance questions with deadpan answers, and running the recurring bit of muting/removing Meow.
• Ryan (@RyanJ8812) — cohost whose replies land mostly off-mic but who was credited with the quickest correct trivia answers all night; Canadian, hence the Tim Hortons ribbing.
• Meow (@MeowMetaX) — Woof's partner, arriving late to side with Margie, exposing Woof's competitive streak, and enduring repeated mutings with good humor.

Worth a full listen

• [11:39]–[15:50] — The full "Blinded by Love" theme song is the heart of the episode's charm and doesn't summarize; it roasts all three hosts in verse.
• [53:59]–[1:05:00] — The romance rapid-fire round, where Woof's one-word answers (honesty as a red flag, an army tank, "brunette, voluptuous, demure") keep colliding with Margie's follow-ups.
• [1:24:00]–[1:36:00] — Meow's arrival and the escalating mute-and-remove gag, capped by the fishing revelation, is the funniest sustained stretch of the night.