It's autographed by each of those fucking eyes.

Everything that we love about the show internally.

But like never flu game right?

People don't know.

People don't know Damn rain, sleet or snow hot ones.

Hey, what's going on?

Spice Lords, This is Shaun Evans checking in with a Sinus infection from the Hot Ones Museum of Curiosities.

In the coming weeks will have announcements about the launch of Season six, including our new hot sauce lineup reveal.

But first things first.

As you know, it's tradition around here at the end of a season To put my ass in the hot seat, it answers some of your hard hitting hot ones.

Fan questions.

But first things first.

A tour of the museum.

We have our movie poster from our junket style interview with Key and Peele, one of the tent pole hot ones episodes.

My day ones know what I'm talking about.

To the left of me, a star talk tied sign by Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

We also have a rich Brian Fanny pack they called a fanny pack because it gets you a lot of Fanny's Save Some Pussy for the rest of us Amigos Way have the Polaroids that we've taken with our guests over the years.

Cookbooks, Tyrus Book and then one of my favorites, Dat Ranch.

It's the ranch that Vince Staples brought to the hot one set.

You'd think that we'd have thrown it out months ago, but no, here it is forever enshrined in hot ones.

Lore.

A ukulele signed by Let's Touch Yuks, John Mayer himself.

Two shot Too much logic.

Rubik's Cube, one of our all time great wing tons.

He was kind enough to sign it for us.

The Hot Ones Museum of Curiosities.

It might not be the Guggenheim.

It might not be the Met, but damn if it is not to me.

But just being around this, I have to be real with you.

It is emotional.

It does make me think about the five plus seasons that we spent together, the 100 plus episodes that we've been on this journey because the fans, the Spice Lords, spicy boys, the spicy girls, hot one's nation is what fuels this whole thing.

So, without further fucking around, Schoenberger hit me with the list of questions whenever you're ready.

You did that Things 1st 1 is from Alec Rye.

Shawn.

What is your favorite moment from season five when I think back on season 52 episodes that really stand out to me?

Number one.

The Charlize Theron episode Because she's so high profile, such a superstar and on paper, this show is still so stupid.

So you never really know how someone's going to take to it.

That's it's really special to us, and our crew is Minute performs better than we expected, better than we drew it up.

That is the best thing possible.

That's the hurdle that we're always trying to jump.

The other one is the Tyra Banks episode because she walks in and she's so charismatic and larger than life.

She has our crew laughing.

She's eating ice cream.

She's tapping in her mom.

She's dying Camera guy Bill, who, by the way, is on the main right now.

You put your fast guy on the wide, and there he isn't a striped shirt, always dressed to impress, But those were some that stand out to me and then others off the top of my head.

Shawn Mendez, John Mayor Michael B.

Jordan and then trick Daddy shot out to eat a Booty Gang.

This next one is from X Corps, which celebrity could be most relate to and why I think I can relate to the guests that have shows with their talk show hosts and interviewers off the top of my head.

People like Adam Richman people like Eddie Wong, People like Charlotte and the God Rachel Ray.

They kind of understand what it's like to play point guard on the production, the understand what it's like toe go through, run a show to write out interview questions, to try to create that chemistry, that fire right there on the spot those of the people that I find myself really talking shop with.

So I would say those people, this next one is from Champs Creed.

Do you eat ass?

Believe it or not, my 32 years on this earth I have never eaten.

But that said, my interest is piqued.

Their my conversation with Trick Daddy.

I am not a prude, and I'm open to trying anything.

So if ever the moment arose or the opportunity was there and it felt right, I'm not against it.

You know I'm not closing that window and painting it shut.

If that's where it goes, that's where it goes.

If it continues to go, there continues to go there.

If it stops after one time, it stops after one time.

But we will climb that mountain when it is time to climb that mountain, and I'll tell you all exactly how it went.

All right.

Next question.

I think it's safe to say that Taraji P.

Henson was on the most controversial interviews the season of not in all of hot ones history.

What do you think of the interview?

You know, I think that sometimes I'm in a position where I'm protecting guests from over critical fans.

I think that there's always such extreme reaction, whether it's deejay callate or two Rogier, whoever were like Jesus like it's just a YouTube show.

Chill out a little bit.

But at the same time, you know, with the Taraji episode, I would say that when we walked out of the room, yeah, I was a little bit jarring that somebody walked in and didn't really play to the format.

It didn't go exactly how we drew it up, but then it was an important reminder for us internally that, like out of that was birthed bodyguard Dave.

And so when you look at episodes that have a unique viewer experience that are divisive, I think that that's a reminder that sometimes the unpredictable is good, like, yeah, you can have somebody like T pain who loves hot ones comes onto the show, knows exactly what to expect, and it has that certain feel to it.

But at the same time, it's interesting to see how somebody would react to it when they have no fucking clue what it is or what's going on or what this whole thing is at the end of a press day.

All right.

Next.

Hey, Sean.

Long time follower.

First time caller.

Anyway, why don't you just keep the laptop next to you from the beginning?

Why is it not already logged into Instagram?

I'm happy to address the laptop because it's probably the thing that fans talk to me most about which is preserved to me.

All right.

First off your body while you get an iPad, get an iPad while you just get an iPad.

What problem does that even solve?

Like alright.

IPad please.

Now I'm just holding an iPad like an idiot.

Okay, Like what problem does that solve the laptop?

Just there.

What is the iPad do?

Does the iPad do anything?

Does that solve any problem other than now?

I have to hold something.

So iPad police out of my mentions, please.

And then the laptop.

The laptop is logged into instagram.

My laptop is password protected.

So if you hear me, I'm just getting into my laptop.

And then the other side of it is this.

It's a nice little refresh.

All right, here we are, halfway through.

Laptop, please.

Hey, Gabrielle.

Union.

How you doing?

You hanging in there?

Okay, cool.

Do you need a new water?

You need Ah, refresh on your milk.

You know, at some point, I have to do some things for myself and not get bossed around by the comments section.

So the laptop is here to stay.

I'm not backing down from it.

You heard it.

Here first on the season five.

Rap fan Q and A from the Museum of Curiosities From my cold dead hands.

Next, Robert Nelson asks, Are you all purposely holding all the last dab to create a supply and demand situation just weird that I can find them on eBay for $100 a bottle.

But the heat, this store says, sold out for $20.

All right, here's the situation.

We can't keep up with demand because pepper ex grows on one farm and the demand for said Pepper outreaches that farm.

We try as fast as we can grow it, and as fast as we can bottle it, we sell it.

This is from Noah at heat.

N'est do not spend $100 on eBay buying a bottle of last DAP.

There's always another harvest.

We have other versions.

We have the Scorpion Pepper, we have the Carolina Reaper, and hopefully we even grow it out from there.

There's always gonna be another opportunity to buy a bottle of the last dab at retail.

You just have to find when that opportunity is going to be maybe subscribed to a male unless maybe set up some sort of alert.

If you're that interested in getting the bottle of hot sauce.

But do not spend $100 on eBay, we do not want to turn this into the supreme line that is not our goal.

So just find your moment.

Find your opportunity.

Have your information ready.

Send that through, and then get your bottle of hot sauce.

But don't spend $100 on eBay.

That's absurd.

This next one is from Michael.

Did you become a friend or keep in touch with the guest?

If so, how did it happen?

And who is it?

I've found myself really drawn to the comedians.

I love going to the comedy store and seen ah, lot of the comic guess that we've had on the show.

And yeah, there are some benefits to it.

You know, when post Malone's come into town, just shoot him a d M.

Hey, dude, can you make me look cool in front of a girl and then before you know it, I'm just up in the balcony v i p popping bottles and singing the words to two young.

So, yeah, it has its benefits.

The perks are amazing.

But what we're most proud of is that, you know, people come in here, they have such a great experience.

Maybe they thank me like it was some sort of free therapy session, but then they do want to still be involved and support us and stay in touch, and that tow us is the most special thing.

This next one is from Tim Stocker.

It's hot ones grows in popularity.

Are you ever concerned that, I guess, might be too niche for a wider audience?

So you're never gonna make everyone happy with a celebrity interview show?

There's some people that just watch YouTube.

There's some people that go to blockbusters their times, and maybe we'll have Ricky Gervase or Hannibal Burress on an episode.

And then the comments will just see like, Who is this?

Nobody get pranked guy game guy Jeff, He's you, John Twitch.

And just like what?

We're really proud that we've had a listers on the show, but that's not why we do the show.

You know, we've never really wanted to be like Late Night with Chicken Wings and no matter how big hot ones gets well, always want to be eclectic.

You know, the reason we created this show is because celebrity interview shows are boring.

So how do you make it not boring?

We bring in hot sauce, but it's not just that it's that somebody interview shows always interview the same types of gas with same types of people with the same kinds of anecdotes.

So we've wanted to widen the net on everything.

And if you're still mad, it's a fair transaction with the audience.

You have their picture.

You have their name in the description.

If you don't want to watch it, you don't have to watch it.

There's print guy, game guy Jeff on Twitch, and he's live streaming fortnight and it's awesome.

You just go check that out instead.

It's a It's a big, open world of content.

Nothing can stop you.

There's no need to click four things just so that you can get mad at Shawn Mendes.

It just doesn't.

Does that make any sense?

All right, one more.

When is the show's creator gonna be on the show?

Does he not have the courage to face his own monster?

Shot out to Chris Schoenberger?

He and I spend a lot of time together, and I think that he'd be the first to admit that he would maybe not be the greatest guest on the show, not exactly up to YouTube snuff, if you know what I'm saying.

But we always joke about it.

And it's true.

Chris will be the last guest that we ever have on the show so more in the day, because if you ever see Chris's goofball face on a thumbnail four hot ones, it means that the show is over.

It's the last one that we ever do.

All right.

Well, there you have it.

It's another postseason Q and A in the books.

Now there's nothing left to do but hit you with the one shining moment montage from the season that WAAS Season five Catch a later season.

Six.

Nice to meet you coming into port, Many exciting announcements on the way.

But before we kick off our montage, I just want to say thank you to the hot ones.