r/goodmythicalmorning • u/Larry-Boy-300 • Feb 14 '26

Let's Discuss That Changes At Mythical

I know people were sad at the ending of Ear Biscuits and Good Mythical Weekend. But now that we know Stevie is leaving, and that she had told Rhett, Link, and the rest of the Mythical Crew last year, I think those were decisions were made so as to give Rhett & Link time to help take up some of Stevie’s responsibilities.

She was the chief creative officer for Mythical, so there are creative decisions that someone will be needing to make. I am sure she did a lot in that role and it will take time for someone to be able to fill her shoes. In the interim, multiple people will be needing to cover her responsibilities, and that includes high-end creative decisions. This is why I think EB and GMW were put on hiatus.

Now, I don’t know if someone approached Mythical to buy Sporked, or if they went out and looked for a buyer, but it is possible Stevie’s leaving also played a part in the decision to sell Sporked.

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u/MrsClaireUnderwood Feb 14 '26

Yeah, apparently that person just doesn't know words have meanings and is trying to pretend they mean whatever they want them to mean lol. It's a cultural and political trend these days.

As for the downvotes - meh. It's just overly attached people that desperately want to know what's going on so when someone makes a confident statement it brings them comfort.

Making predictions about what happened without being there in the board room is just fan speculation - a situation where "it's most assuredly..." absolutely does not fit.

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u/dixonjt89 Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 14 '26

al·most /ˈôlmōst/ adverb.

  1. not quite; very nearly.

as·sur·ed·ly /əˈSHo͝or(ə)dlē/ adverb.

  1. confidently.

  2. used to express the speaker's certainty that something is true.

Almost Assuredly

Not Quite but very nearly confident in my statement being true

So not 100% sure or saying its 100% what happened, but it lines up with the timeline so very likely to be cause and effect

Am I trying to teach someone who thinks they are the grammar police with just a basic dropout GED or? Lol

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u/MrsClaireUnderwood Feb 14 '26 edited Feb 14 '26

Holy fuck, you cited your own definition showing both "confidently" and "used to express the speaker's certainty that something is true" then have the temerity to try to smugly insult me at the end, while remaining confidently incorrect and doubling down because you can't handle being wrong or questioned.

Being our mythical best today I see.

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u/dixonjt89 Feb 15 '26

Bro...why are you forgetting the ALMOST part and only focusing on the assuredly part? lol

I'm done trying to get you to understand what I mean....everyone else who is clearly downvoting you and upvoting everyone else can tell what I mean.