HeyJaredWin Stupid Prizes
Ever wonder which D&D class would MIN-MAX your life? Or how 4 regular humans could stop Thanos? Win Stupid Prizes is a nerdy-comedy podcast aiming to answer pop-culture's most ridiculous questions, and hand out some...
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Who would win the most gold medals at the Olympics? (opens the original)
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Once every four years (or two if you don't forget about the Winter Olympics like we did) the world's finest athletes come together to figure out who is the best at doing a bunch of stuff. We mostly ignore that and instead just try to cheat, steal, or otherwise acquire as many gold medals as possible; in an episode which would more aptly be titled "Who would bring the most gold medals home from the Olympics?" Jamie only uses one arm, Eddie uses a third arm, and Alex doesn't use any legs. All of u
What is the worst video game to be an NPC in? (opens the original)
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Years ago we established the best game to be an NPC in, now it's time for the opposite: which video game is it worst to be an NPC in? Jamie needs 10 wolf pelts, Eddie blocks a toilet, Jamie needs 10 wolf pelts, Paul just is, and Jamie needs 10 wolf pelts. Meanwhile Judge Alex faces the existential horror presented to them like someone who can level up. We could've guessed that an RPGs would be pretty bad, we brought 3 of them after all (Action RPG companion, JRPG, MMORPG). But who would've suspe
How would you wipe out the dinosaurs? (opens the original)
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Dinosaurs are pretty cool, but what's even cooler is dead dinosaurs, aka fossils. The only problem is the meteor which wiped them out has gone missing. So with nothing but the shirt off our back and a time machine, can we figure out a way to extinct the dinosaurs? Eddie follows in Keanu Reeves' footsteps, Alex gains the rights to the world's oil supply, and Paul gives a gorilla a gun. Meanwhile Judge Jamie realises the mistake he made in giving these three fools access to a time machine. Whether
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