Mostly Sober Podcast

402 - Final Destination

·1 hr 28 min·5 clips
Josh Harvey reveals his 600-foot water line broke, leaking thousands of gallons undetected under a crop field.
The episode opens with casual banter before Josh Harvey details a significant homeownership crisis: a 600-foot plastic water supply line to his house broke underground in a crop field. The leak went undetected because the water drained into a field tile, leading to a massive water bill. He describes the laborious process of digging multiple holes to locate and fix the leak over two days. The conversation shifts to the hosts' recent group activities for a 'Zuburb Valentine's Gay' outing. They went to Sandbox VR, playing a zombie shooter called 'Deadwood Phobia' where they wore haptic vests and had to physically move to revive downed teammates. They then visited Aslan Brewery, noting the beer was excellent. Later, they play a game called 'Tower of Nerds,' where Travis quizzes Zach on Star Wars characters belonging to a specific category, which is eventually revealed to be characters who wield blue lightsabers. The core segment is a 'Final Destination Mad Libs' game hosted by Travis. He reads descriptions of death scenes from various Final Destination movies with key details blanked out. The other hosts write down their guesses for the missing elements, such as what object hits a character or the specific method of death. Scenes covered include deaths from Final Destination 3 (involving a nail gun and fireworks), Final Destination 4 (involving a racist tow truck driver and a wooden cross), and Final Destination 5 (involving an MRI machine and a gymnast). The hosts watch clips to see the actual, often ridiculous, outcomes. Travis keeps score, and the winner receives a small prize. The episode concludes with the hosts signing off.

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A whiteboard game turns Final Destination deaths into a loose, clip-driven guessing match.

Final Destination works well as a casual movie-game setup here, with Travis Nealon, Zach Juhasz, Josh Harvey, and Tanner Squibb guessing their way through death scenes from the last four films.

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Press play when you want to guess Final Destination death-scene blanks before the room watches the clips.

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