Hot-Mess Highpothesis

What if you could take a pill and immediately have incredible super powers.... but every single one came with horrible side effects??In this episode, Brittany - owner of Super PP Industries, is looking for her new test subject and Sydni? She fits the bill. Will she want the ability to fly, even though it gives her uncontrollable diarrhea? Will she want to be invisible, while being completely naked? From uncontrollable laser eyes to teleporting with no idea where you're going, Brittany and Sydni discover just how far someone is willing to go just to be a little bit super.

Why does Big Ben have so many one-star reviews? And why are people leaving angry reviews because Stonehenge is just a bunch of rocks or because the Pyramids of Giza don't have a cafe?In this episode, Sydni reads hilariously bad one-star reviews for famous landmarks and everyday products while Brittany tries to guess what they're reviewing. What should have been a simple game quickly turns into Brittany getting hopelessly stuck on Jenga, Sydni slowly losing her patience, and a deep dive into the minds of people who expected museums to have roller coasters.Turns out, the internet is full of people who are impossible to please... and for some reason, they really, REALLY hate Big Ben.If you enjoy dumb games, terrible takes, and watching two sisters spiral over strangers' opinions, you're in the right place.

Welcome back to another episode where we confidently discuss things we know absolutely nothing about.This week, Brittany and Sydni build a tier list of random things they think they could beat in a fist fight, including Po from the Teletubbies, Barney, Gizmo, Caillou, all three Powerpuff Girls, and a Roomba that's chosen violence.The episode eventually devolves into Brittany insisting that two determined Midwestern women could absolutely take down a full-grown bull moose.We are legally obligated to say: do not test this theory.

History class is CANCELLED.This week Brittany and Sydni create the world’s most unnecessary tier list by debating which historical figures they could beat in a fist fight. Featuring:GandhiAbraham LincolnHelen KellerHarry HoudiniGeorge Washingtonthe Wright Brothersand many more people who definitely did not consent to this conversation.Will the sisters survive against Honest Abe? Could they take BOTH Wright Brothers at once? Is Houdini slippery enough to escape these hands?There’s only one way to find out.

This week Sydni challenges Brittany to guess the prices of some of the most ridiculous products ever sold online, including a macaroni & cheese candle, cat butthole stained glass, a Shart Survival Kit, and a book about talking to your cat about gun safety.Some prices are shocking. Some products are horrifying. And some people definitely need to be investigated.

In this episode, Brittany takes Sydni on a journey through the wonderful, confusing, and deeply unhinged world of shelter cat names.Armed with a slideshow full of real adoptable cats from local shelters, Brittany presents Sydni with some of the most ridiculous names we’ve ever seen, including legends like Mr. Randy Jackson, Annie Banani, Dan Campbell, and the incredibly powerful Mr. Biscuits.Some names are adorable. Some sound like retired middle-aged men. And some feel less like pets and more like people you’d meet at a dive bar.Along the way, we rate the names, lose our minds over tiny little cat faces, and become emotionally attached to several animals we’ve never met.Also — adopting animals is awesome, shelters are full of amazing pets, and as Bob Barker would say:Please spay and neuter your pets.

In this episode, Brittany gives Sydni a list of the most dangerous jobs throughout history and asks one very important question:“What age child should be doing this?”From coal miners and chimney sweeps to oil rig workers, lion tamers, and neurosurgeons, Sydni has to assign each profession an age between newborn and 12 years old. What starts as a dumb hypothetical quickly turns into a deeply concerning amount of toddlers working extremely dangerous jobs.Some answers make sense. Most of them absolutely do not.Along the way, we debate which jobs require “tiny hands,” which children have the emotional strength to become DMV workers, and whether a 7-year-old should legally be allowed near explosives.This episode is chaotic, historically questionable, and somehow gets darker the longer it goes on.Please do not let children operate heavy machinery.

We’re back with Word Association… and somehow it got worse.In this episode, Brittany throws a new batch of completely random (and slightly concerning) words at Sydni, who has 10 seconds to say the first thing that comes to mind. No thinking, no filtering, just pure instinct.What starts as a simple game quickly spirals into chaos as words like “Slinky,” “Red Lobster,” “Thick,” and even “Abraham Lincoln” lead to answers that make absolutely no sense—and somehow make perfect sense at the same time.Along the way, we try to figure out what these answers say about Sydni’s brain, question several of her life experiences, and realize that maybe some thoughts should stay inside your head.Play along and see where your mind goes… and whether it’s better or worse than ours.

It’s a Saturday Bonus Episode… and the roles have officially been reversed.This time, Sydni is in control of the Word Association game, throwing words at Brittany and giving her zero time to think and absolutely no room to recover. What starts as a quick, chaotic round turns into some unexpectedly controversial debates, including the age-old question: is a quesadilla a sandwich?Some answers make sense. Others immediately spark arguments. And at one point, we somehow end up debating why “alligator” equals purse but “crocodile” equals bag… which feels correct, but also makes no sense at all.It’s short, it’s chaotic, and it proves that giving Sydni control might have been a mistake.Enjoy this bonus episode, and let us know where you stand… especially on the sandwich debate.

“Are you kidding me?” just wasn’t cutting it anymore.In this episode, Brittany and Sydni take a completely normal phrase and turn it into something way more confusing, slightly aggressive, and deeply unnecessary. Instead of basic reactions, we’re coming up with the most unhinged, ridiculous, and oddly specific ways to question someone’s reality.From “Are you mashing my potatoes?” to phrases that probably shouldn’t be said in public, we test just how far you can push a simple question before it completely loses all meaning.Some of these make sense. Most of them absolutely do not. And by the end, we’re debating which ones you could actually say in real life… without getting side-eyed.Play along and see if you can come up with better (or worse) ones than we did.

We had a plan for this episode. A solid one, actually.And then we completely ignored it.What was supposed to be a structured episode quickly turned into Sydni’s daughter calling her by her government name, hypothetical Squid Games strategies, and a deeply unnecessary discussion about what life would be like if we all made weird noises instead of coughing.At some point we realized we were no longer on topic… and simply chose not to fix it.This episode is pure, unfiltered chaos — no structure, no rules, just whatever came out of our mouths in the moment.Honestly, this might be the most “us” episode we’ve ever recorded.

We’re back with Part 2… and somehow it got worse.In this episode, Brittany and Sydni continue their completely unnecessary character analysis by diving into three very important categories: villains we love, villains we hate (for very valid reasons), and… Pokémon we would absolutely fight.From chaotic favorites like Bucky Barnes and Bellatrix Lestrange, to universally hated characters like Umbridge and the woman from The Greatest Showman, we break down what makes a villain likable—or completely unforgivable.And then, for reasons we can’t fully explain, we end the episode by discussing which Pokémon are the most punchable. Yes, Metapod is involved. Yes, we stand by our choices.Expect strong opinions, questionable morals, and a level of chaos that escalates with every segment.Let us know who YOU would defend… and who you think deserves to catch these hands.

This episode is fueled entirely by vibes… and unnecessary hatred.Brittany and Sydni take a deep dive into the characters they simply cannot stand — for reasons that may or may not make any sense. From children’s TV icons to beloved movie and TV characters, no one is safe.Why does La-La from the Teletubbies feel suspicious? Why has Caillou annoyed an entire generation? And most importantly… what is actually wrong with Grandpa Joe?Along the way, we question Dora’s methods, revisit some very personal grudges, and realize that sometimes you don’t need a valid reason to dislike a character — you just know.Expect strong opinions, questionable logic, and unapologetic hater energy from start to finish.Let us know which characters you irrationally hate… because we know you have at least one.

What color is the Renaissance? What does MySpace feel like? And why does Blockbuster have a very specific vibe that we can’t agree on?In this episode, Brittany and Sydni attempt to create their own version of synesthesia by assigning colors, feelings, memories, and overall “vibes” to everything from the 2000’s and MySpace to Prince, Queen, and the color purple itself. What starts as a simple game quickly turns into a full-blown debate about nostalgia, music, and the very specific energy certain things carry.Some answers make perfect sense. Others feel deeply incorrect. And by the end, we’re forced to settle the most important question of all: which school subjects get which color folders?Expect chaos, strong opinions, questionable logic, and at least one argument that gets way too serious for absolutely no reason.Play along and see if your brain agrees with ours… or if you’re completely normal.

In this episode, Brittany puts Sydni’s brain under pressure with a rapid-fire game of Word Association. The rules are simple: Brittany says a word, Sydni has 10 seconds to respond with the first thing that pops into her head.What starts as a harmless word game quickly spirals into chaos. Somehow Applebee’s becomes a recurring theme, Nirvana and Dave Grohl make unexpected appearances, and at one point the phrase “stinky finger” enters the conversation in a way that absolutely cannot be explained.Expect fast thinking, questionable logic, and the kind of associations that make you wonder what is actually going on inside someone’s brain.Play along while you listen and see where your mind goes… hopefully somewhere less chaotic than ours.

Sometimes the only correct answer… is the wrong one.In this episode, Brittany puts Sydni’s brain on a timer and unleashes 50 rapid-fire questions — but there’s one rule: the answer cannot be correct. From basic knowledge to completely ridiculous prompts, Sydni has 10 seconds to come up with the most absurd, cursed, and confidently incorrect answers possible.Why does the ocean have waves? Why are people allergic to pecans? Who does #2 work for? We don’t know — but Sydni definitely has some wildly incorrect theories.Expect chaos, questionable logic, fake science, and several moments where the wrong answers somehow make more sense than the real ones.Play along with us and see if you can come up with worse answers than Sydni. (We dare you.)

In this episode, Brittany and Sydni tackle an extremely important question that no one asked but everyone needed answered: when is the absolute worst time to fart?Taking turns escalating the scenarios, the sisters imagine the most catastrophically timed moments possible — from during a Brazilian, to inside a submarine, to delivering serious news, interrogating a witness, and other situations where there is simply no recovery.What starts as a dumb idea quickly turns into a full spiral of increasingly worse scenarios, dramatic reenactments, and sound effects for maximum chaos — including one very real contribution from Sydni that she unfortunately recorded herself.Immature? Yes. Necessary? Also yes. If you enjoy lowbrow humor, escalating bad decisions, and conversations that somehow get worse every five minutes, this episode is for you.

In this episode, the tables turn as Sydni hosts a full-blown trivia showdown titled “Are You Smarter Than Brittany?” Complete with a suspiciously official-looking PowerPoint (very Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader coded), she fires off 90 rapid-fire questions covering everything from basic science and anatomy to history, art, and the kind of facts you swear you learned once but immediately forgot.From “What’s the freezing point of water in Celsius?” to “Who painted the Mona Lisa?” to “What’s the largest organ in the human body?” — Brittany is put on the spot with zero prep and maximum pressure.Shockingly (or not), she holds her own, batting around 90%… but a few of those questions? Absolutely rude.Play along, keep score, and decide for yourself: are you smarter than Brittany?

Do you have a voice in your head right now? Can you picture an apple? Can you hear it being bitten? Or is it just… blank up there?In this episode, Brittany and Sydni go down the rabbit hole of how differently human brains actually work. From inner monologues and “mental subtitles” to echolalia, hyperphantasia, and aphantasia, they unpack the realization that not everyone thinks the same way — and some people don’t visualize or narrate anything at all.What starts as a casual conversation quickly turns into a full-on “WAIT, YOU DON’T DO THAT?” spiral as they compare how their own minds operate and question everything they assumed was universal.If you’ve ever wondered whether your brain is normal, broken, cinematic, silent, or secretly running a director’s commentary at all times… this episode might send you into a very fun existential crisis.

In this episode, the entire crew — Sydni, Brittany, Chris, and Alan — commits fully to the bit by showing up dressed as Edward and diving headfirst into the chaos that is the Twilight universe.From brutally honest smash-or-pass decisions to debating which characters deserve eternal vampire life (and which ones absolutely do not), the conversation quickly spirals into unfiltered opinions, questionable takes, and the kind of passionate character discussions that only make sense when everyone is wearing a wig and taking it way too seriously.Between Twilight hot takes, chaotic group energy, and at least one character the group has been holding a personal grudge against for years, this episode is pure sparkle-covered madness. Whether you’re Team Edward, Team Jacob, or Team “why are they like this,” this one is for you.

In our very first video episode, we kick things off by deep-diving into the absolute chaos that is Gary Busey. From baffling interviews and unhinged quotes to behavior that can only be described as “Busey being Busey,” we go back and forth breaking down some of the craziest things he has ever said and done — and honestly, we barely scratch the surface.This episode is loud, ridiculous, and exactly what happens when you give us a camera, a topic like Gary Busey, and no supervision. If you like pop culture chaos, unfiltered reactions, and asking “how is this a real person?” over and over again, welcome to the era of video Hot-Mess Highpothesis.

We finally made it to Season 2 of Hot-Mess Highpothesis!!! We finally added video and we are taking all feedback as we navigate this new world!!! More to come!!!

This episode starts with a single, completely innocent text: “Did you ever have weird "creepy" feelings at Nana's trailer?” And from there, everything clicks into place.In part three of the Sydni Lore series, Brittany and Sydni finally talk about the house — the land it sat on, the things they found buried in the yard, the remnants of an old 1800s home, and the strange experiences that didn’t make sense at the time but feel a lot harder to ignore now. From growing up on what they were told was an Indian burial ground, to unsettling memories, shared experiences, and vivid dreams about the house that resurfaced more than a decade later, the sisters slowly realize they might not have imagined any of it.What starts as a casual conversation turns into a reflective, eerie deep dive into their haunted upbringing, the things kids normalize, and the way certain places seem to linger with you long after you leave. It’s less jump-scare spooky and more “wait… why does this all connect?” spooky — and once again, it’s lore they didn’t plan on unpacking, but probably needed to.

In this episode, Brittany and Sydni sit down with the simple goal of answering some of Yahoo Answers’ most unhinged questions… and then immediately lose control of the conversation. What starts as chaotic crowd-sourced Q&A quickly turns into an hour-plus deep dive into Sydni lore, including stories about Brittany’s mom accidentally setting the kitchen counter on fire with a forgotten candle, Sydni’s lifelong relationship with pickles, her feral ability to roam their hometown unsupervised at 13, and her truly concerning method of eating chocolate by melting it in a Ziploc bag in the shower and squeezing it out like a snack tube.There is no structure. There is no resolution. Just spiraling tangents, sibling trauma, and the kind of stories that definitely did not need to be shared publicly — but absolutely were. If you like episodes that start with a plan and end with lore you didn’t ask for, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Brittany and Sydni try to answer the most pressing Yahoo Answers of our age. From eating the Mona Lisa to getting Silly Putty stuck in your pubes, they are here to solve your crisis. In true Hot-Mess fashion, they end up stuck in a deep dive that takes them on an hour and a half tangent on everything from childhood trauma to haunted houses. Stay tuned next week for the chaotic tangent episodes!!!

On this bonus Saturday episode, Sydni entertains us for a brief 10 minutes with some of the Daddest Jokes she could find. Never mind the fact that she thought that 20 jokes would somehow take her 30 minutes to tell. So we present to you this, our shortest ever episode, for a little extra entertainment to ring in the new year.

In this episode, Brittany hosts and once again uses the podcast as an excuse to talk at length about the greatest actor to ever live: Nicolas Cage. This is the second episode dedicated to him, and frankly, it won’t be the last.Brittany gives Sydni iconic movies and characters — including Titanic, Harry Potter, Twilight, The Wizard of Oz, Cast Away, Forrest Gump, and characters like Voldemort, Bella Swan, and Poison Ivy — and together they break down exactly how Nicolas Cage would method act to prepare for each role. The answer is always unhinged, deeply committed, and somehow involves physical transformation, emotional suffering, and at least one questionable life choice.This episode is half character analysis, half Nicolas Cage appreciation hour, and fully committed to the belief that he could play literally anyone if given enough prep time and artistic freedom. If you love Nicolas Cage even a fraction as much as Brittany does — or if you’re ready to understand why you should — this episode is for you.

In this episode, Sydni hosts and puts some of the world’s biggest brands on trial by asking one simple question: what if companies were actually honest? Brittany and Sydni take turns creating much more realistic slogans for places like AirBNB, KFC, Dunkin’, Burger King, and more — and shockingly, none of them are flattering.Things take a personal turn when Brittany shares a truly cursed AirBNB experience involving friends, false expectations, and the kind of stay that makes you reconsider hotels forever. Between fake marketing, real-life disappointments, and way too much laughing, this episode is basically a warning label for modern convenience.If you’ve ever felt personally betrayed by a brand, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Brittany hosts and puts Sydni through a rapid-fire series of deeply unnecessary questions that were never meant to be answered out loud. What starts as innocent “Would You Rather” prompts quickly spirals into full-blown chaos — including a scenario where Sydni somehow flushes her pants down an airplane toilet and crashes the plane, and another where she’s forced to choose which Harry Potter character she’d sacrifice in order to get into Hogwarts.There are no rules, no safe answers, and absolutely no attempt to rein things in. Just unhinged hypotheticals, aggressive overthinking, and the kind of logic that only exists when you commit fully to the bit. If you like episodes where things escalate for no reason and somehow get worse every five minutes, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Sydni hosts a completely unhinged breakdown of Lord of the Rings characters by answering the question Tolkien never wanted asked: what would each of them smoke, and what would they drink? Brittany and Sydni go back and forth assigning everything from pipeweed to cigarettes to wildly questionable substances and drinks to the Fellowship, villains, and fan favorites alike.With absolutely no respect for canon and full commitment to chaos, the sisters spiral through Middle-earth using nothing but vibes, character energy, and very strong opinions. High fantasy meets high fantasy in an episode that proves not even Tolkien’s world is safe from Hot-Mess logic.

In this episode, Sydni unleashes a collection of Reddit’s finest “Kevin” stories on Brittany — the legendary tales of people who genuinely mean well but somehow manage to create disasters simply by existing. From the dude who crashed his entire workplace by opening 1,200 tabs at once, to the guy who dug a perfectly measured rectangular hole only to buy a round pool… it’s a full parade of chaos, confusion, and unintentional comedy.As Brittany tries to process each new Kevin incident, the sisters spiral into laughter, secondhand embarrassment, and the universal truth: everyone knows a Kevin… and if you don’t, you might be the Kevin.

In this episode, Brittany drags Sydni into the world of unhinged auction items and makes her guess how much people actually paid for some of the wildest pieces of history. We’re talking the violin that literally went down with the Titanic, John Lennon’s actual toilet (yes… the one he SAT on), William Shatner’s kidney stone that someone bought ON PURPOSE, and Freddie Mercury’s mustache comb — which feels like it should be priceless, honestly.Sydni guesses completely unhinged numbers, we cackle at how wrong she is, and together we slowly lose faith in humanity’s spending habits. If you’ve ever wanted to feel better about your own impulse purchases, this episode is basically financial therapy.

In this week’s episode, we plan what we’d do if we died and got stuck haunting random places. Not spooky places — absolutely unhinged ones. We’re talking Starbucks drive-thrus, some creek, and yes… John Stamos.We basically spend an episode deciding the dumbest, pettiest, most chaotic ways we’d torment people as ghosts. Jump scares? Maybe. Petty hauntings? Absolutely. Stamos trying to live his life while we whisper nonsense from the void? 100%.If you’ve ever wondered what kind of ghosts we’d be (answer: terrible ones), High Haunts is the episode for you.

Grab a pint and maybe a life vest, because this week Brittany and Sydni are diving headfirst into two of history’s stickiest, booziest disasters: the Great London Beer Flood of 1814 and the Boston Molasses Explosion of 1919. That’s right — people were literally swept away by beer and syrup. From vats bursting like alcoholic volcanoes to streets turned into a sugary death trap, the sisters try (and fail) to wrap their heads around how an entire city can drown in dessert toppings and brews. Expect chaotic theories, questionable science, and a whole lot of “wait… WHAT?!” moments in this dangerously delicious episode of Hot-Mess Highpothesis.

From the BerenSTEIN Bears to FEBREZE, Sydni leads Brittany down a rabbit hole of things that may not be what they seem. Each one gets stranger than the last and they may or may not argue about the Cheez-It. Do you remember the past correctly? Or have things changed right before our eyes?? Tune in and find out!

Brittany’s in her petty witch era, and no one is safe. This week on Hot-Mess Highpothesis, we’re not summoning demons — we’re summoning mild inconvenience. From eternally damp socks to parking spots that vanish when you need them most, Brittany and Sydni trade off their most creative, cursed “I hope you step on a Lego” energy.

It's back ladies and gentlemen, and it's better than ever!!! Sydni returns as our favorite entrepreneur, and she's back with a vengeance. From a $999 box you can cry into to a bidet that sprays when you least expect it, she's pitching her best ideas to our resident Shark, Brittany. What will she invest in and what's going back on Sydni's shelf of insanity?? Tune in and find out!!!

Welcome to the first annual Dream Rotation Draft!!! In this episode, Brittany and Sydni team up and take on Brittany's husband Chris and their good friend Alan, as they take turns drafting celebrities, characters, and all around legends into their dream smoke circles. Who will make it out on top? Will your favorite celebrity make it into the circle?? Tune in now to find out!!!

In honor of their love of all things gaming, Brittany and Sydni dive into the world of simulator games and try their hand at game design. Would you want to play Septic Cleaner Simulator? Have you ever dreamed of owning your own criminal empire?? Tune in this week and see!!!

Machine guns mounted on trucks and 1,000 pounds of dynamite... This week Brittany dives into a couple of the most aggressive ways governments have responded to animal threats. Would you have used 10,000 rounds to keep the Emus back? Or would you have blown them sky high? Tune into this week's episode and choose for yourself!!!

In this episode, Britt and Sydni take on one of the internet's most infamous websites, Urban Dictionary. Sydni has pulled some of the most interesting words she can find (not all of them sexual in nature) and forces Brittany to think of the definitions on the spot. We come across words like Screwvenier, Irish Handcuffs, and Durk. What do any of these mean? Tune in to find out!!!

Brittany takes Sydni on a trip through the CIA’s most ridiculous “master plans,” starting with the endless (and endlessly dumb) attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro — exploding cigars, poisoned wetsuits, and other Looney Tunes-level plots. Then we dive into Project Pigeon, the real U.S. government plan to train pigeons to steer literal bombs. It’s spycraft meets slapstick, and proof that sometimes history feels like it was written by The Onion.

This week, Sydni becomes the chaos-infused Bob Barker of the internet, making Brittany guess the cost of some truly cursed online purchases. We’re talking life-size cutouts of yourself, a hot potato that actually shocks you, coyote urine soap (yes, really), a ghost-hunting EMF meter, and even fake slabs of human fat. It’s part game show, part fever dream, and a reminder that the internet will sell you literally anything if you’ve got the cash.

Brittany takes Sydni on a snowy, stomach-churning trip through one of history’s most infamous road trips gone wrong: the Donner Party. Along the way, we roast Lansford Hastings — the human embodiment of a “you have died of dysentery” screen — and wonder how The Oregon Trail video game somehow made all this sound like quirky pioneer fun. Spoiler: it was not fun. It was dumb, deadly, and messy enough to make even us say, “maybe I’ll just stay home.

This week, Sydni takes the reins (and the wheel) to unleash total chaos. She spins her homemade Wheel of Highpothesis and makes Brittany answer burning questions like: What if you turned the color of whatever food you ate? What liquid should replace the ocean? and How would dogs rate humans? It’s part stoner shower thoughts, part fever dream philosophy, and all Hot-Mess energy. Buckle up, because this wheel does not come with brakes.

Happy 33rd Birthday to the less chaotic sister in the duo.... Brittany!! On this special episode, Brittany takes the reigns and deep dives into one of the best known conspiracy theories of all time. We welcome our first podcast guest, Donna, and bring her along as we don our tin foil hats and dive into the chaos. From the Magic Bullet, to Lee Harvey Oswald, to the mob, we cover it all and by the end you may just find yourself questioning who really committed one of the most famous crimes in history.

This week, Brittany puts Sydni’s brain (and stomach) to the test with the most unhinged trivia about human limits. We’re talking lethal Capri-Sun counts, McNugget bladder capacity, and the jaw-dropping tale of Phineas Gage — the man who survived having a railroad spike yeet through his skull. It’s science, it’s chaos, and it’s a reminder that our bodies are both incredible and deeply stupid.

You rubbed the lamp… and now everything’s ruined. This week, Sydni mans the magical emergency hotline as Brittany calls in as a series of deeply cursed genie customers trying to undo the horrifying consequences of their wishes. Someone asked for less stress and their entire family vanished. Someone asked for a million bucks—and it started raining deer. And one poor soul just wanted to talk to their pets, only to be verbally abused by a vengeful hamster with a vacuum-related grudge. Will Genie 911 save them… or make it worse? (Spoiler: that hamster does not make it.)

This week, Brittany—resident Nicolas Cage superfan—puts Sydni to the ultimate test: can she tell the difference between the real-life antics of Mr. National Treasure himself and the absolute messes left behind by Shia LaBeouf, Charlie Sheen, Gary Busey, and Kanye West? Someone bought a haunted house. Someone did mushrooms with their cat. Someone wore a bag on their head at a movie premiere. Was it Cage... or Not? Buckle up, because this game gets weird, fast.

Sydni is hosting this week and it's Brittany's chance to prove she is more than a blubbering idiot. Syd has come up with 22 more questions that she needs the answer to and this time, no physics allowed. Will Britt be able to triumph and re-take her rightful place on the trivia throne, or will she only embarrass herself further for you amusement??