Villain Underground #68

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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Villan Underground. I am your game mustered happy puke and I am here today with four, uh, evil bad guys. It's been a while. I'm a bit rusty.

We've got the Chevrolet of Villany alley. Drum drum. Playing updraft. We've got the Volvo of Villany, Cody playing this deeds.

That's a car, right? Yes. Yeah. Was that the good thing?

We've got the Pinto of Villany will playing Robonobo. I'd rather be the Nova because that means it doesn't go in Spanish. Oh, that was a controversy that happened. IRL and we've got the dependable Honda Civic of Villany Phil.

I'd rather be the Volva podcasting. Phil playing Silicon. And we have a special guest, the, uh, you know what I want to be. Dodge Ram.

No, the DeLorean. The DeLorean special guest. What do you want to be, Greg? Well, I'd be four.

Well, okay. But you did. Another guy got to be Peno. That's all right.

F one 50. Is that what you want to go? Okay. That's the four and F one 50.

Hey, four for sound race day. Right. Is it the four person race? Well, sometimes, you know, the days that they are, you know, it happened first on race day.

You know, when they win, but otherwise it's found on road dead. Yeah. Um, thanks for a repair daily, right? Yeah.

Was that what Ford stands for? Some say that. No, I take it with mine quite a bit. So, you know, I can't knock that that too much.

I got a bunch of heavy fans here. Don't know. No, actually, I drive a Ford. Who would like to let us know what happened last time and a little bit behind the scenes built tea and whatnot.

It's been a long as time since we've recorded. So hopefully somebody listened to the episode somewhat recently, because I am. I'm real fuzzy on where we left off. I did.

Okay. Well, it's no. Ali coming up. No, I just raised my hand like I was in great school.

Yes, Ali. So teacher, um, last episode we went into the tunnels underneath the house where we followed all of the stampede dudes to and we exploded some C four because that was the best plan. And during the cave in, all the stampede dudes came to trample us. We crawled back out.

We killed most of them, captured a couple of them and then Miss Deeds went back down into the tunnels to find the true stampede, the leader of the stampede and instead found a weird alien ant creature, which she had the bright idea to peel the dead human off of ant creature and insert herself into the ant creature. And that's where we left off. Hey, just clarify. It was going to do the pill out.

The bad part was the other issue. Right. Guys, I don't think Alex had a scenario for that written. Well, I mean, I can improvise this button do.

All right. So, uh, yeah, you guys are all there. Miss Deeds. You guys did not end up pulling Miss Deeds off, right?

I said, no, you have time to. So Miss Deeds is slowly being integrated into this insect creature. Do we know that's about little Miss Deed babies, right? Yeah, but we don't miss Deeds babies.

Yeah, little Miss Deeds. So what do you guys, what are you guys doing? Well, do we know it's actually like killing her? You can see the other stampede boy on the ground.

He's basically like an empty husk of a thing because it basically just kind of ruined his body while it was using him for like a DNA blueprint. And this has only been going on for a few seconds with Miss Deeds. So you might have some time. Guess who's ready to is it definitely is it definitely pooping out, Miss Deeds, babies?

You can you can see the large thorax, the abdomen developing a little little eggs with what look like fetal Miss Deeds in them. It's all kind of like translucent and see through like a weird insect monster. Gross. I don't I don't want more Deeds babies running around.

I don't want more copies of Deeds running around. I want to smash it and kill it. Is anybody else going to act? Guess who's ready to sit out entire episode?

OK, so after you're going to start smashing the bug. Yeah, I am. The bug does not have full control of Miss Deeds. So you are you are able to freely smash as much as you like.

What is what's your game plan for smashing? I'm going to make an air hammer and smash it into where on the body are you smashing? I guess the thorax where the Deeds babies are being made. OK, so you're smashing the big egg, but yes, the big egg, but all right.

You're smashing the big egg, but for a little while until it kind of detaches from the alien that's kind of still hugging onto the back of Miss Deeds and they kind of fall to the ground, they're just kind of sitting there. Is that it? Unless you're doing something else, it detaches the big egg, but it seems like it's a it can grow another one or two. It's not like it's a permanent thing.

You grow a new egg, but I want that either. OK, so kill it. OK. Well, hold on.

Why do we need to kill it? Because it's creating more. We don't need more deeds. Well, we can take one of our best workers and attach it to this and that's free workforce.

Well, we'd have to pay them still technically. Also, it would be controlled by this ant creature because we tried to control. We tried to order the other stampede guys around and they didn't listen. I'd like to interview the creature.

So what portion are you trying to talk to? The Miss Deeds part, I guess. OK, she just kind of has her eyes rolled up in the back of her head as the long tentacle continues to warm its way into the base of her neck. OK, I'm going to say.

Can you describe a time that you dealt with conflict in your office? She just kind of drools on the floor. I don't think this is going very well. Well, did you actually like open up the position to everybody?

You can't just like share to you one candidate. You're going to have to interview a multitude of people and show you're getting the best candidate. That was an honest mistake. Don't report that to HR, please.

Oh, it's fine. I won't do that. I just I just asked that in the future. You kind of consider everybody.

So I I log into the our job posting thing. I was going to go with a brand that I can't think of when right now. And I log in and repost the position available to all employees at a certain level. The post is currently pending because you're not currently online.

Oh, shit. Why not? Because you're in the old life. There's no Wi-Fi.

Yeah. It says changes, unsaved will upload changes when reconnect to the internet. OK, we've got a way to round for Wi-Fi to be creative guys for the supposed to go up. Wait a second.

I want to like step on Miss Deeds neck and try and yank this thing off of her. I don't like this thing. I don't want it to exist. All right.

Roll me a physique to yank it out of her neck. Oh, no, I apologize. It's not my best skill. That is a plus four.

I rolled well plus four is very good. You're able to you're starting to pull the long jelly like tube from out of the neck. I was giving you some resistance as it's trying to like slide back in, but you're able to pull a good like three or four feet out of her neck. Oh, there's still an end.

Oh, long. There's still more in there. You want to keep pulling? Yes.

OK, roll me another physique. Gross. Ooh, that wasn't as good. Plus two.

All right, you pull like another foot out and then like the end comes out with barb. So it kind of splits open a little bit of Miss Deeds neck, not real bad, but she's bleeding and then it kind of makes kind of like noise as like the big weird floppy tongue starts searching for something else to attach to. I want to put my hand over and kind of like stretch it out and cover up the whole caused just a stop of bleeding more or less. OK, so there you are.

This thing is kind of like trying to search is anybody only a group of people that can really attach to is of draft misdeeds. Are you guys trying to stay consciously away from the thing? Yes. OK, right.

So you guys are just kind of hanging out in this tome. Missed is currently not conscious. And this thing is searching for stuff as long as you're staying away from it. It doesn't seem to have much mobility, especially because like the big exact head most of its legs on it.

So I can't really walk right now. It's warming its way across the ground. Yeah, just kind of like this. It looks like a bug backpack with a big like four foot long tongue.

In the mini versions of deeds never sprouted. They're just like kind of dead with a hammer. Yeah, right. OK, yeah, they got all air hammered smashed into it.

Yeah. And how is it like it looks like broken Bobo, basically. Yeah, it's like no. And the babies.

No. How does the new or the original CMP look like at this point? He's D E D. Oh, OK.

She's dead. That's what you guys do now. I want to look around this cave. Like is there anything that like ties this to?

I don't know. Is there anything alien down here besides this alien? No, not really. It looks like it was mostly dug up with hands like with hands dug through the hill.

There's piles of treasure and guns and coats and hats and some parts of stage coaches and skeletons and stuff. That's about it. You said there's guns. Yeah.

Yeah, but like old old West guns. So they're all kind of. Yeah, there's a pile of guns I grabbed for. OK.

No, what kind of like handguns or rifles? There's rifles. Yeah, I grab. I want to make cavities in my chest and I want to make like a bandal ear of guns.

So I want to like you ever seen boondock saints where you have a point like the little man. Yeah. I want like six pistols that I can put into my chest cavity. Oh my God.

And then I want to make like basically two crosses. I want to make like a regular cross and then like an X out of rifles and put those in my back and then two in my hand. All right. So you're full of guns.

And Silicon artist over here trying to be dead. I was just about to make it. So you guys are already leaving now. We should probably take all this gold though, right?

Like this. No, no, let's take this bug thing and we'll put it in Greg's truck and take it back to the future with us. No, I'm not dodging that weird tongue for the rest of the trip. We can tie it up.

Plus what if it makes a bunch more Greg's like? Do we? Oh, hell no. Do we want that?

Nope. At that point, we're going to cut over to Greg real quick. What are you doing in town? Well, if I remember I mean, Tommy, we're we're heading out to that farm.

Remember? Yeah. Oh, we're the scientists. You still have.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, you're out on the farm. Well, kind of standard farm. Yeah, I remember it was this dairy farm.

Yep. There's some cattle couple. Yeah. Not a lot of dairies.

Just just a little bit. Not as dairy farm. Just a dairy farm. Well, I go up to as a farmer around.

Yeah, the current proprietor of the farm is around. He's like, Oh, how are you? How are you doing, man? I'm doing a very good.

It's a heck of a farm. You got here. I got a couple of dairies. You just get started.

Yeah, you're just a whole proprietor. But now you're getting a new dude area, you know? What? Well, you just a couple of dairies.

There's a whole proprietor by the time I'm over for him. Not to be one of the best I can. Right. But you I'm just I'm just saying you should have more cows.

You know, well, you know, you work up to that. You get a couple of cows. You can get a stable. You use the stabilizer and then you grow the business organically.

OK, I guess I hear you. You just got to you're just starting and then where it goes. It goes what you're saying. Yeah, you don't take it easy.

All right. Not a very aggressive business plan, but you know what I didn't move out here to be aggressive. What about you get away from city life? I'm originally from New York.

Oh, I got you. All right. You sell a lot of the milk here. I mean, you're making a living.

I get back. I get back. That's all you need, right? I like working on the barter system.

I don't have to make a lot of money. But you don't trade the milk. How long you own this place? Well, a bit about a couple of season now.

So I'll do three years. Is that right? Yeah. You just you buy off.

You buy off a guy or? Well, it wasn't being the one in the former prison. You know, you got it was here before you passed away. And that took over after you.

You know, they're going by cheap. Were you like, would you like get it at auction or something? Yeah, pretty much. Was his stuff still here when you took over the place?

No, I think they're not pretty much sheriff took it all. I think. Oh, really? Sheriff took every bit of it.

Oh, well, most of the signs he's technically would be besides below. But you know, anything left at all here. He had a notebook. Yeah, you really.

Yeah, you know, I might be interested in checking that out. If you could help a guy out, you know, what you got to offer? Well, could look around the farm here. You see, if you got any inefficiencies or inconsistencies, you know, help you get things on a straighter path.

Maybe get your production up a little bit. Maybe get your ball rolled a little quicker with this new dairy farm that you got going on. Well, you got an idea. I mean, put it by me, man.

No, I mean. Well, I'm here, something right off the bat. I'm noticing the way you got your property fenced in here, right? All your posts are unevenly spaced, and all your twines in your wires in between them, summer loose, summer tight, summer, whatever.

You space them out evenly, then string a heavier gauge like wire through them all, tighten them up a little more. The fence going to last you a whole lot longer. You might spend a little more on the front end, buying a heavy gauge wire. But over the long haul, that fence lasts you years and years, less maintenance, less cost over time.

So you're saying you're willing to fence my property for a little bit, you go into notebook. I could help you get it. I'm probably not going to be the one doing the actual work, but I could coordinate the whole thing for you. You usually have the idea to fence it, and then I give you a notebook.

Well, I could give you the idea that's the idea is free for you whether I get to notebook or not. First, I'm a straight shooter. Right. But if you want to move forward with the idea and you don't want to do the actual work, I could coordinate the work for you.

I can get it done. That's what I'm saying. Well, I'm going to put the bar system. So if you get it done, you have no, but that's fine.

I can give it to the top. I'll probably work up a small crew here by two days top. So I can start morning after next. Well, when it works, don't come see me.

All right. All right. So I'm going to ask Tommy here if we can get a crew going. You know, you got anybody who wants to come.

I could give a hand of refinance in this place. You know, I have a couple of work money. I could call up, I guess. Are they as ambitious a go-getter as you?

Yeah, I mean, one of them is 14. So he's only been working for a few years. And the other is 21. So he's in the retirement.

But he's a good worker. I got you. Well, let's gather them guys up and see the plan going for the Spencer project. Yeah, I'll get in touch with them for you.

All right, appreciate it. Yeah, no problem. Then you're going to start working up a fence crew. Well, I figured Tommy would get them guys.

And while he's doing that, I'm going to start mapping this out, mathin it out. You know what I mean? OK. I'll throw some stakes down.

You know, get the basic layout going. So that way these guys got a plan to follow. OK. Roll it off, snake it off, that kind of thing.

All right. So it's taking a while to roll off, stake off, and do the math for this small dairy farm fence project you've got going on. Back to the other crew. Well, Greg is building fences, which is a great bee plot.

I guess that's a pretty funny bee plot. The intricacies of fence building. What else are you taking out of the cave when you guys are leaving? Gold.

Yeah, we should definitely take all this gold. Like gold never listens to me. Yeah, it's not gold. It only goes up, right?

I mean, metals are great. Should also take a stage. How do we get the stage coach out, though? It's in pieces.

So you could probably like Lego build it outside. Well, it's not really my fault to have more of a soft hand. But I mean, I could literally be a stage coach. Yeah, I wasn't a robo stage coach a while back.

Yeah, that's true. We'll have to keep up with actual gold this time, rather than C4 disguised as gold. How about I just turn into a dump truck this time? Ooh.

I'm fine with that. Yeah. Sure. OK.

Are you leaving misdeeds in the cave or are you taking misdeeds out? Yeah, what's the current status? I'm missing the condition of my character right now. She's currently unconscious, but alive.

I'm just wondering if you're taking her with her or not. Guess we'll take her with us. God, I'm already excited about this, Phil. Jesus.

Don't break up with me. You look good. OK, so why are you guys riding back to town in Robos Dumps like a truck truck? You guys, misdeeds eventually comes too.

It'll be groggy. You feel like your brain has been violated by Alienbug, but you're alive. It's a little Tuesday. Did you leave Alienbug in there alive?

No, I thought we took it with us. Oh, hell no. If we were going to take it with us, I would have smashed it. But I probably would have smashed it anyway.

OK, so I'll draft actively smashed it. OK. Yes. So you're heading back to town in the dump truck truck.

Misdeeds, wake up. Oh shit. Oh, I had a terrible dream. It wasn't a dream.

Fuck. Being violated by some idiot in a bar stuck his tongue down my throat. See, that was a dream. See, that was a dream.

Yeah, that part was a dream. You were violated. OK. But by an alien ant creature with a really long tongue.

OK, let's go. Can we make a pact not to talk about that ever again? I don't know. It's kind of funny now.

It's not. No, it's not. You did it to yourself. You walked right into it.

I thought it could be a thing. I could control. I took a video on my cell phone, and I'm going to post it online later. Son of a bitch.

How much later? Whenever the internet's invented. So you get to town way faster than you left town, because you left town with being pulled by two horses in a giant metal stage coach. You drove to town in a dump truck in the speed of a car.

This is so now. So now you are back at town. Pretty fast. I should have done that first.

We're all about efficiency in this villain creule. I think I have also, you know, de-gunned myself. Are you losing the guns or are you keeping them with you? I'm putting them in the dump truck.

I'm just not going to walk into town fully armed with like 18 guns. Why not? They need to do that all the fucking time. Yeah, pretty much.

So like take over the town, but I'm not going to. Well, are we going to take over the town? That's a good question. That's a good question.

You got to write the carry. That's your right. Are you a living, breathing man? Yes, you are a lot of care of gun.

All right. I'm keeping the guns. I'm keeping the guns on them. OK, so you arrive at the office of Sheriff's Ann, and Sheriff seems like, y'all do care that the dread I lost in P, then?

That we did? Yep. Well, howdy. I didn't expect to see y'all back.

Oh, I mean y'all think I'm works. Thanks. I mean, you know, someone drives off into the desert and they don't often come back, especially in search of the dread. Yeah, he's gone now.

So does not worry about it. So I really appreciate your help. So in return, you want to access to our power supply, right? Yes.

Very much so. All right. So what did you want to power? What did you want to juice it?

Well, if you've seen our friend, well, our acquaintance Greg around. I heard tell he's out fixing dairy fences. That sounds like Greg. Well, a noble pursuit.

Do you know what dairy fence? Yeah, there's the dairy farm out there. He's building up a small crew of real seasoned workers and they're going out there to build a dairy fence. I don't know why the goof of children worked jobs in the West is so funny to me.

Yeah. Yeah, they're putting together some fences. So if you wanted to go chat with him before you you got access to the supply, he's out that way. Yeah, we need to.

That's what we need to power is attached to his truck. All right, then. Actually, sure, Son, can we see this beforehand and then return later? We just want to kind of see what it looks like beforehand.

Yeah, sure. She'll take you down. Who's all going down with her? I'll go.

I want to see it. Yeah, I'll go. You guys all go down like a mine elevator deep into the ground and then through some tunnels. And then it looks like there is an alien spooze craft deep in the Earth.

And it's all kind of wired up. And she's like, yeah, now I wouldn't mess with much. The main connection is up near my office. This is all put together by my friend who is, you know, Lord rest of soul no longer with us.

So I wouldn't mess with the connections or anything. Otherwise, we're going to lose all the power supply you need it for where we're not going to be able to help you. We can like look inside. I mean, you can take a gander, sure.

I don't see why not. All right. I'll poke my head inside. See what's going on.

All right. You poke your head inside. It looks like an alien spacecraft. It's got a big old seat.

It looks like it looks kind of like a 50s rocket-ish. Like what you would estimate like 50 sci-fi design. But it's pretty futuristic. Like it's got like radar screens and stuff?

Yeah, that kind of stuff. But can I plug into it? Is there anywhere I can interface with this thing? There's no interfaces that you're particularly familiar with on it.

I mean, you can jam your finger into any of its holes, but it has not designed any kind of male end plug that I might be able to interface with this thing. You can give it a shot. No. I really hope it's insulated or lubricated of some sort.

Oh, yeah. If we're going to run the tongue, I'm taking him out. So yeah, you can do that if you want. Like, where about are you trying to find somewhere where you can jam a thing?

Something that looks like a plug. Something that looks like something supposed to go in there. All right. Yeah.

So what do you jam into the place? My finger. All right. You jam your finger in there.

You're kind of overwhelmed by information. You can't really decipher any of it. It's all in a foreign language. Not foreign, like foreign foreign, but alien language, basically.

So there's a lot of data coming into your systems, but you're not able to decipher any of it. OK. Do I capture that data? Yeah.

You're able to capture some data. But it's just like you're, if you try to decipher, it's like taking a lot of your energy to take it, like all of your focus to try to decode it. But yeah, you have a chunk of data in your systems now. All right.

Cool. Let's take a chunk. You're all chunked up. Any of the one doing anything else?

I kind of want to poke my head around and see if there's like, I don't know, anything else that I could find there, like something that's not attached to it. And I can just like steal, basically. There's a pair of socks. I take those.

OK. And there's like a kind of a shiny blue spacesuit. It's like this is pretty old. So it's like packing the back.

But it's like there's a shiny blue spacesuit you could take. I want to kind of lean my head out. Chef's on. Can I have this spacesuit in here?

I guess no one else really wanted it. It's kind of gaudy. Yeah, it's me. Gaudy.

You have no fashion sense. Well, yeah, it's just not very fashionable. So says you. Well, that is what I'm saying.

Yeah. And you said it. Yeah. I'm going to prove you wrong.

And I put this ago. Well, dude, I welcome it. How do I look? Yeah.

I would not say fashionable, but you know, to each their own. You know, in my time, this would absolutely kill. Well, I would hope not. When the skates golfs.

All right. So is that how you need it down here? Or for now, I mean, obviously, we still need to charge her or thing. But right.

But you wanted to go talk to your fence building friend. Yeah. Yeah. Now we do.

Yeah. All right, then. She leads you back to the elevator. You guys go up the elevator.

And she points you towards the farm where he is building fences. Where did Roanobo put all of our gold? I just dumped it in the street when I went down into a barn. There's still some left when you get up.

It was a giant mountain of gold, though. Ah. It could have been so rich. How about my guns?

Are my guns still there? No, wait. I'm still holding them. Never mind.

You're wearing your hat. I'm sorry. You clank as you walk. So are you going to the farm then?

Yep. Suppose so. What? Are we sure we want to go back?

Like now we can set up some other stuff, like long play schemes. Or, you know, like what? I don't know. We can maybe set up some like charities and something that maybe stops natural disasters.

Yeah. Yeah. Like, there's a lot of gold right now. And if we invest.

No, it's not. There's like three pieces left. There's a lot of gold. I mean, there's more than I have at home.

There's more back at the place. We didn't get all of it. We could go back there and get all of it. That's right.

And to use it to set up like charities and tell them like, hey, invest this money in this company when it comes to comes time. And then that pays off for us in the future. Well, it pays off for everybody, really. So is that the point?

Is that the point that you're going to stay in the wild west instead of investment schemes? I think that's right. I don't need money. Money is a construct that humans came up with.

Yes. Well, true. Don't you care about other people? Like, we can help them out.

Not everything's just about you. Ms. Deeds, rolls around. I'm going to scops and walks away from this conversation.

Of course, you'd say that, Steven. Ms. Deeds, I'm just saying without other people, you'd be bad. Bafflesia.

Robbo, you surely have to kind of see my side of things, right? I'm all for it as long as it's an evil charity. Ooh. See, we know what bad things are going to happen.

Nots. But we don't want to be the cause of them. Does that make sense? No, no, I'm just saying it's just as long as it's a charity that supports evil, you know, like retired villains.

Scientists are desperate. Death rays. Yeah, exactly. Steels on wheels.

Ooh, I like that one. That one sounds fun. Ms. Vile's home for wayward minions.

Are you guys going out to the farm? Yes. Red Cross. Let me discuss this on the way to the farm.

Salvation Army. What, what, what? Just while you're setting up some fence stuff, the crew arrives. Oh, these guys.

Hey, what are you guys doing all the way out here? We found the power source, so we need your truck. OK, you need my truck for what? Yeah, to haul the RV so we can charge the RV and go home.

OK. Well, I'm trying to work on a whole power station or power set up right where the whole rig sits. You sure you want to tow that thing around? I mean, I suppose we get it where you want it to go.

But I already kind of got a plan going to get a charging thing happening right where she's parked. How long is that going to take? Oh, a few days. Week.

I don't know. I got some irons in the fire. I got to get, you know, get stoked and done before I can finalize the plan. I don't have it all worked out yet.

I'm trying, working on something. I mean, we could leave now because we have access to the power source now. Oh, you saw it already? Yeah, we did.

Oh, yeah. She was going to let me go check it out too. I was waiting to hook up with you guys first, but you know. That's where I got this new space crew.

It's pretty spiffy. I like it. I think it'll really, I like it. I think it will really play in our time.

Right now, they don't seem very keen on it. But I think it's going to be. Well, these guys don't like it? Yeah, like the sheriff wasn't fond of it.

And I got a few sideways glances as well as we're walking through town. Wow. Hey, you do you, right? Exactly.

You know, I feel comfortable in this outfit. That's really what it's all. That's all that matters. Yeah.

At the end of the day. Well, how are these guys coming, Tommy, with this front? Do you think you guys got it from here? You can finish her up in a day or what?

Oh, yeah. We got this worked out. We've built 100 and some odd fences Monday. I figured you did.

You got the ditch juggler look to you, man. You get in there and grind. I like it. I'm talking a few ditches.

You're my guy, Tommy. I appreciate it. What's up? You're you happy with the other guys here?

They working good for you? Yeah, they're good set of dudes. They're good set of guys. I like it.

OK. Well, hey, at this point, you're officially my foreman. But, well, thank you. All right.

So you got that promotion today. Not only about those. But one guy made me go out to the desert and dig my own grave. When?

It was a long time ago. Don't worry about it. I was nine. It was got caught up in some mess.

Yeah, sounds kind of like a hairy deal. I got out of it though. Yeah, that's good. All right.

I'm going to head back to the headquarters there. When you guys finish up here or when you guys even think these guys got it, look, you can head back. All right. And then we'll just check back with the owner in the morning.

See if he's happy with everything. Set it up with him. That sounds good to me. All right.

I'll see you. I'll see you in a bit. All right, then. All right.