Ep. 67. Deadwood City: Week Fifteen Imagine Daddies

This week, Matt finds himself stuck in a THRILLING RUT, and Chris challenges YOU, THE LISTENER to catch all his IMAGINE DRAGONS LYRICS DROPS for the chance to win some Finish It! Merch! Plus, Matt uses the power of Deadwood Fun Facts to help a fan of open cuts, Chris challenges Matt to a round of Interactive Fiction or Not where he just makes up Interactive Fiction titles and somehow it’s the type of quiz he works on the hardest, Matt reviews the amazing game Dream Daddy: A Daddy Dating Simulator in the newest edition of Finish It! Finds It (including a LIVE BEAT as the brothers play through a daddy date that Matt did bad on – will Chris be able to beat his original grade?!), we don’t actually start reading the book until minute 33 (sorry), and I guess seriously you can actually win some merch if you can tell Chris how many times he quotes Imagine Dragons lyrics. Rules? Sure, check below for some rules I guess. https://archive.org/download/067final/067%20final.mp3 HOW TO WIN IN THE “DO YOU KNOW CHRIS’ NUMBER ONE MOST FAVORITE BAND’S LYRICS AS GOOD AS CHRIS AND IF SO IS THAT GOOD I’M NOT SAYING THEY AREN’T GREAT I’M JUST SAYING” CONTEST To enter for a chance to win a piece of Finish It! Merch, as selected by Chris, retweet this tweet along with your guess at how many times Chris quotes Imagine Dragons lyrics in this episode. The first person to guess the correct number wins! The winner will be announced on the podcast so NEVER MISS AN EPISODE OR YOU WON’T KNOW. The prize will be selected by Chris since this is his big idea, and it will be cool. Note: Imagine Dragons is in no way affiliated, associated, aware, or in any way a part of this sweeps. Again, this was just Chris’ big idea. Listen on Apple Podcasts We’re on Stitcher, Too Twitter with Us Catch up on Meanwhile in the Cave of Time, if You So Desire Check Out Songs from the Musical and More on SoundCloud Prepare to Black Out in a Cool Space Force Shirt! Look at More Dumb Stuff on Our YouTube Original illustrations by Paul Granger.