Taco 🌮 Tuesday Ep. 15 — "Blinded by Love 💕"

Host: Margie B (@MargieAponte2) with co-hosts Ryan (@RyanJ8812) and Money Miller (@ItsMoneyMiller) · Tue, Sep 22, 2026 · 2:06:58 · ~6 speakers on stage

TL;DR

• Margie B ran ~60 riddles and dad jokes under the "Blinded by Love" banner — billed as conversation starters for your partner, your side piece, or that 4 a.m. booty call, delivered with a standing warning that some answers would make you throw your phone.
• Money Miller dropped four original tracks live, including a Taco Tuesday anthem naming the regulars, a song making fun of crypto songs (while being one), and a freestyle-fast track about Uncle Corvus knowing every trivia answer that stopped the room cold.
• UNCLE CORVUS joined half-asleep from Australia at his morning, declared himself 17 points ahead within minutes, and proceeded to actually win.
• Royalty made a late-game run (the mushroom, the kite, "your name"), collecting points and a few playful deductions for answering without raising a hand.
• Money Miller's power went out mid-song around the 33-minute mark; Margie assumed she'd been rugged by X again.
• Announcements: Slick Rick's space at 12 a.m. EST, Uncle Corvus' Black Feather Reflections right after, and tomorrow's Opening Up with Margie B on "Sugar and Spice."

Highlights

[7:15] — The Windex defense. Margie opened with a formal disclaimer about a wanted poster Woofy had made of her, clarifying her candy consumption for the record ("the only type of candy I like is the one that has two legs") and setting the tone for the next two hours by explaining that the Windex thing came from My Big Fat Greek Wedding, not from her personally huffing anything. Her closing argument: if she were going to sniff something, it wouldn't be Windex.

[10:05] — The first riddle goes badly on purpose. "What can you sit on, sleep on, and brush your teeth with?" Ryan guessed a toothbrush. The answer was a chair, a bed, and a toothbrush — three answers to a question nobody said had three answers. Ryan filed a formal objection. Margie admitted she'd assumed it had to be one thing and had been working toward something much less family-friendly.

[18:18] — Taco Tuesday gets a theme song. Money Miller, having arrived and asked for three minutes, came back with an original Taco Tuesday track that name-checked the room — Margie, Ryan, Mari, Suburban — over a "make a stranger feel like family" hook. He built it on the spot.

[23:00] — "Fucking crypto, crypto, crypto." The night's comedy peak: a song about how every project, founder and space has a crypto song, containing a 21-track fictional crypto album ("Well, track seven is about community. Crypto community!"), a drill song about cold storage plans, and a love song called Maybe You're My Private Key whose relationship "lasted less than one NFT." Money Miller explained afterward he'd made it while joking around with the delusional crew — a crypto song about crypto songs.

[29:03] — "I Learned Nothing." A sharper follow-up track on refusing feedback and hoarding knowledge — "Mentorship creates competitors," "If the mirror shows a problem, blame the mirror." It landed quiet and heavy, right up until the power cut out on Money Miller's end two minutes from the finish [33:21], leaving Margie to theorize he'd gotten hypnotized and ripped the needle off the record.

[34:01] — Uncle Corvus arrives, insists he isn't here. Logging in at his own morning, he opened with "I'm not here. It's not me," then delivered a manifesto against grind culture: everyone else brags about half an hour of sleep, he wants ten hours, a pillow, a blanket and to be left alone. His wife passed through the mic a moment later on her way to a school co-op day about Korea.

[42:44] — The competition turns serious (it does not). Cheekichi admitted she didn't know the answer to any of these, and Uncle Corvus immediately escalated: "This is a serious competition... We've been training for months for this." He spent the rest of the hour announcing his lead, googling the price of gold to dispute whether a popsicle is "worth more than gold," and threatening to head-butt Royalty for answering out of turn.

[57:31] — Bitch, I'm a cow. Stuck on "how do you spell cow in 13 letters," Cheekichi announced she could only think of the Doja Cat song and then performed it, prompting Margie to worry aloud about children learning animal sounds this way. The actual answer — spelling out the letters C-O-W as "see," "o," "double you" — drew stunned silence and an "I don't even get that" from Ryan.

[1:23:59] — The Uncle song. Money Miller's last big swing: a rapid-fire track about a trivia table with "not one functioning brain cell / except Uncle," full of wrong answers shouted with incredible pride ("What planet has the most moons?" "Texas") before Uncle quietly leans in with the correct one. Uncle Corvus' response at [1:28:08]: "Holy shit, that was mad... Bro, are you serious? My manager's gonna be in touch." He then proposed filming the video clip live in the bush with drones [1:28:32].

[1:52:34] — The monkey and the donkey. "What two keys cannot open any door?" Uncle Corvus went with piano keys and would not be moved. The answer was a monkey and a donkey, because they end in "-key," and the room briefly voted to have Margie removed from hosting. She'd warned them at the top. Two riddles later she landed her personal favorite: what has more lives than a cat? A frog — it croaks every day [1:55:17].

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

• Margie B [7:15]: "The only type of candy I like is the one that has two legs."
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• Money Miller [26:39]: "I was like, oh, I'm gonna make a fucking song about making fun of crypto songs while making crypto songs."
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• Uncle Corvus [34:27]: "I'm the only one here complaining about not getting enough sleep. Everyone else is here, oh, grind, grind, grind... Give me a pillow, blanket. I need 10 hours and then leave me alone."
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• Uncle Corvus [42:44]: "We've been training for months for this. You know what I'm saying? Like you just come up here and think it's a joke."
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• Uncle Corvus [1:29:01]: "That's the shit I'm talking about when I say community... You only get that in living rooms like this."
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• Uncle Corvus [1:32:04]: "Uncle knows everything, bitches."
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Who said what

• Margie B (@MargieAponte2) — host, quizmaster and sole author of the night's 60 riddles, half of which she cheerfully admitted were terrible; kept the room warm, kept the tangents moving, and hosted the whole thing allegedly wrapped in saran wrap.
• Ryan (@RyanJ8812) — co-host, room roll-caller and the steady guesser who quietly racked up the pillow, the rain, the sponge, the priest and the comb while everyone else argued.
• Money Miller (@ItsMoneyMiller) — resident producer; four original tracks, all made fast, one written for Uncle Corvus on the spot. Survived a power cut mid-song and came back like nothing happened.
• UNCLE CORVUS (@unclecorvus) — dropped in half-asleep from the bush at his morning, won the trivia, got a song written about him, and left early to host Black Feather Reflections.
• Cheekichi (@cheekichi) — passing through at 1 a.m. her time; contributed a toffee apple, a Doja Cat performance, and the correct nine tomatoes before saying a warm goodnight [1:30:31].
• Royalty (@royalty4ever0) — late-game surge with the mushroom, the kite and "your name," plus a running gag about answering before raising a hand.

Worth a full listen

• [23:00]–[26:29] — The crypto song. A full-length bit that builds and builds; no summary carries the 21-track album, the cold storage drill song, or the opera about songs about other crypto songs.
• [1:23:59]–[1:29:17] — The Uncle Corvus song and his live reaction to hearing himself immortalized, straight into a serious-ish plan to shoot a music video in the Australian bush with drones.
• [1:51:51]–[1:57:43] — The final riddle stretch, where the answers get dumb enough that the room semi-seriously calls for Margie's hosting privileges to be revoked, and she lands three of her best in a row anyway.