In this episode of Good Mythical Morning, Rhett and Link test their knowledge of the British royal family while eating a variety of sausages, some of which are normal and others that are unpleasant or even disgusting. The hosts take turns spinning a wheel with numbered sausages, answering royal-themed questions, and eating the corresponding sausages if they answer incorrectly. The sausages include a 10-point "floppy white sausage" that tastes like fish guts, a 5-point toothpaste sausage, a 6-point shampoo sausage, and a 7-point dog food sausage. After several rounds, the hosts participate in a bonus round called the "Speedy Sausage Eating Chow Crown Showdown" sponsored by Hasbro, where they wear a crown filled with mini sausages laced with Marmite and try to eat as many as possible within a set time. Rhett wins the round and gets to eat his favorite food from a Chow Crown, while Link has to eat the worst sausage left on the board.
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1. The hosts are Rhett and Link.
2. They are playing a game called "Will These Royal Sausages Make Us Scream, or Will We Say Yas Kween?"
3. The game involves eating sausages with different point values.
4. The hosts take turns spinning a wheel to determine which sausage they have to eat.
5. If they answer a question about the royal family correctly, their opponent has to eat the sausage.
6. If they answer incorrectly, they have to eat the sausage themselves.
7. The game includes a bonus round called "The Speedy Sausage Eating Chow Crown Showdown" sponsored by Hasbro.
8. The bonus round involves eating mini sausages laced with Marmite using a device called the Chow Crown.
9. The sausages in the bonus round are worth 10,000 points each.
10. The winner of the bonus round gets a Chow Crown filled with their favorite food, while the loser has to eat the worst sausage left on the spinny board.
11. The royal family is not allowed to play Monopoly, according to Prince Andrew.
12. Members of the royal family must always pack a black outfit when they travel in case they have to attend a funeral.
13. Royal etiquette dictates that married women in the royal family must change into evening wear at 6:00 PM, which includes putting on a tiara.
14. The king's most-trusted courtier is historically the groom of the stool, who helps the king with his excretions and ablutions.
15. The Chow Crown game is available in stores and online.