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John and Hank Take on X-Scape!

2009-12-23 · John, Hank, Katherine Green · watch on YouTube · Personal life · personal update

John and Hank, together in person, open with a 'Good morning, John' bit, show an outing at X-Scape set to Tom Milsom's 'Song for the Painfully Indie', and close with Hank threatening John with a Frog Hopper ride as 'punishment', which John refuses.

What is said

00:00:00 — John asks Hank to say 'Good morning, John' so he can answer; they are together

  • ★★ John asks Hank to say 'Good morning, John' so he can reply 'Good morning'; Hank notes they have had that idea before, John says it is still funny. (playful) — 00:00:00 · Good morning greeting
  • ★★ Hank writes in the description that X-Scape (go-karts, video games, DDR, bowling, corndogs) was so much fun he could have stayed for days. — 00:00:00
  • ★ Hank writes in the description that on Tuesdays after three everything at X-Scape, including all arcade games, is unlimited for $10. — 00:00:00
  • ★★ Hank credits in the description the soundtrack, 'Song for the Painfully Indie' by Tom Milsom, and points to his new album at DFTBA.com and on iTunes. — 00:00:00 · DFTBA Records, iTunes
  • ★★ Hank and John are filming together ('We're together!'). (playful) — 00:00:11

00:02:53 — John refuses a ride; Hank threatens the Frog Hopper as punishment; Katherine chimes in

  • ★ Katherine says she doesn't think she would enjoy the ride either; it is a little too high. (hedged) — 00:02:53 · Katherine Green
  • ★★ Hank jokingly declares a punishment: making John ride the Frog Hopper. (joke) — 00:03:00 · Punishment
  • ★★ John refuses the ride: he literally wouldn't do it for a thousand dollars, and might not for ten thousand. (playful) — 00:03:04

Humor (significant)

  • John wants Hank to say 'Good morning, John' so he can answer; Hank says they've had that idea before. — 00:00:05 > «I know, it's still funny though.»
  • Hank threatens John with riding the Frog Hopper as punishment. — 00:03:04 > «I literally wouldn't do that for a thousand dollars. I might not do it for ten thousand dollars.»

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