The transcript is from a video titled "Good Mythical Morning," which celebrates Veterans Day. The host and co-host discuss the concept of "Meals, Ready to Eat" (MREs) that are eaten by troops around the world. They mention that these meals can last between five and ten years and are designed to withstand extreme conditions.
The host and co-host then sample and rank several MREs, with the host stating that they have saved leftovers for up to eight days. The MREs they sample include a chicken burrito bowl, Asian-style beef strips with vegetables, chili and macaroni, and beef stew. The host and co-host express their dislike for the Asian-style beef strips, describing them as worse than the chicken burrito bowl.
The host and co-host then prepare a meal of shredded beef in barbecue sauce, which they describe as comforting and restaurant-like. They rank this meal the highest among the MREs they have sampled. The host and co-host also mention that they will be hosting a live stream to raise money for a charity, Inner City Arts, which provides arts education to underserved school-aged kids. The video ends with the host and co-host spinning a wheel of mythicality to determine where it will land.
1. The text is a conversation about Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), a type of food designed for use in military or emergency situations.
2. The speakers are discussing the preparation and tasting of various MREs, including chicken burrito bowls and beef shredded with barbecue sauce.
3. They mention that MREs are eaten by troops worldwide due to their long shelf life, which can be between five and ten years.
4. The speakers also discuss the process of cooking one of the MREs, which involves heating shredded beef in barbecue sauce.
5. The speakers rank the MREs they've tried, with the chicken burrito bowl and the beef shredded in barbecue sauce being the top two.
6. They mention that the MREs are sold on eBay, and some service members trade them as a form of currency.
7. The speakers plan to do a live stream to raise money for a charity, Inner City Arts, which provides arts education to underserved school-aged kids in the Los Angeles area.
8. They discuss the possibility of trying dessert and snack MREs in a future episode.
9. They mention that members of the Mythical Society can join the Third Degree Quarterly or Annual Plan to get retin-linked bobbleheads.
10. They invite viewers to visit the Mythical Society website for more details.