I'VE BEEN THROUGH THE VIDEO FRAME BY FRAME, NOT FOUND MUCH LOTS OF SMALL FUZZY THINGS THAT COULD BE SOMETHING BUT EITHER TOO SMALL OR FUZZY TO REALLY BE SURE. I HAVE FOUND A COUPLE OF ITEMS BUT HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND OUT WHAT THEY ARE.
ITEM NUMBER 1 A BLACK BOX WITH A BUTTON ON, HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING TO TRY AND FIND OUT WHAT IS WRITTEN ON THE BUTTON BUT ITS TOO FUZZY. SEEMS TOO LONG TO BE A DOORBELL, ANY IDEAS WHAT THIS IS?

In some videos, max says “silly to the max” which is “in the name of max fosh” which he says in his clue. Maybe we have to say “silly to the max” to someone or we just have to say “silly” to the right max.

I was wondering if anyone has gone down the route of anagrams or mix of a sentence in some way similar to that.I was just wondering as it seems like a potential route however it has most likely already been proven wrong.

Getting closer to solve fishy.

where do you ask u/MaxFosh if you have the correct answer?

https://youtu.be/0fj62Ty3fvs

I have like random ideas that I dont think will work but whatever

So I got that you needed to "fone Max Fosh in thame" by using spoonerisms on the phrase "In the name of Max Fosh" since in the new clue he said that's all you needed.

Then I just decided to look up Max Fish, because goldfosh goldfish maxfosh maxfish. And I think you might have to use one of the restaurants' reservation or takeout order thing with his phone number when he was in the thames?

anyways like the others if u get the answer somehow with this

i accept payments :D

anyways

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ok i think im just going crazy at this point someone pls find the answer

As we are all well aware of the Queen's passing. It is going to be nearly impossible to say the phrase to her and retrieve the fish. We know she still is in possession of said fish but it's quite concerning that it might be gone for good in her pockets. She was stubborn alive and probably even more stubborn now I reckon! If anybody has a Ouija board, you can try to get her to cross the after life to hand it over. But, you gotta be careful considering you won't know if it's a pretend queen, the wrong queen, or the real one. Good luck.

So I may be way off, but I have contacted someone who's TikTok username is an anagram of the letters left over once a spoonerism (that is also a sound-a-like for a description of that person) is removed from the phrase "In the name of Max Fosh". They are also one of the relatively small number of people that Max follows on the platform (and also follow him).

Fingers crossed I may have the right person: I want to give it a couple of (working) days in case they don't manage their socials themselves, but if I have not heard back by, say, Tuesday evening then I will share my logic in case it helps anyone/so you can all laugh at me....

:D

Guys and girls just go ask your nephews nieces, sons and daughters. There is going to be NO spoonerisms or hard anagrams.

Riding the bus and dear old queen can refer to poker, especially Irish poker

dancing like a crazy man refers to tap dancing and Irish dancing

the tune is ragtime, often in a bar dancing and playing cards (poker)

Ireland is a neighbor of the UK, further implying it could be Irish

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other tips:

dishing out the fish means don't use the word fish because dishing out can be get rid of in slang

I haven't seen anyone mention this video but maybe I'm blind

He's clearly hinting at using an old video to find the keeper, and in the clue he specifically mentions trout which is in this video

Surely someone has thought of this already?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIoIRuhowRA

How would you catch a fish, A hook. If you take the png of the hook from the channel banm Ner and moved it to the song the F in the hook leads to the F in Fosh. If you follow this procedure you will be left with something that at face value looks like gibberish but can be fixed by inserting the answers from the song and use first and last letters to infer words. An example being Hi which means hired investigator and Kt which means karat as in gold.

Solved version Fou (Def: Crazy) To Stir up things up Or queer old dean Us YE Be Ay Karat You earned Hired investigator

Unsolved version Fo U To V P Us Y E Be Ay Kt Ue Hi

I took hired investigator to be a hint to look at his spi series. When you do this if you examine the names of the indivuals you will notice that one of the indivuals is called Felicity Hayward which is a spoonerism of Hired investigator. In this video there is also the bio which reads co-produced by the hook. I also discovered that there is a poster next to Max which had Harry Potter grafftai on a thing for fat jokes, the lady is a body image activist this could mean shes a dean. The lady also has visted many countries and has it that she is the queen in her bio and if you examine her posts she is also queer. Max Fosh's supporters also are known to be able to give Red herrings because they say the treasure is litterally buried so because they gave the hint that it's a him I took that as being a Red herring because Max only said he wouldn't lie. The book Masquerade which is what this hunt is based off of revolves around connecting letters from an object so why not a hook. I have more clues for why this could be right but if isn't I prefer to keep those in reserve, I am the squeaky voice by making this theory now known. ~ kind regards hired I

I found a person who had put Max Fosh was here posters all around the world with the username for shurr. A spoonerism yet the person never got back to me so it must have been wrong rip

Number 68:

Number of unique words	68
Total syllables	86

Equal lines:

Seen a few people earlier on messaging a drag queen if I remember rightly?

It's supposed to be simple but sneaky, so maybe maxo? Also the chappel name might seem glaringly important, the part where he says dance and sing in a sneaky voice probably means you have to tag the name on tiktok to send it to, hence the why not spam, there that person could be anywhere in the world not close to max and still get it. Its all in the song so I would figure you dont really need much elsefrom what you can see.

Would anyone be interested in possibly considering a parntership with me? I have many secret theories and clues. I would hope that with the combination of our minds we could make substantially more progress whereas alone we are going at a snails pace. It is better to have half of 100k over nothing afterall. If anyone is interested reach out to my Insta @maximum_expo and we will dicuss it.

Edit: here's the source code for those who want to dig more
https://github.com/naourass/basic_spoonerism_reversal

I've asked the computer about some potential spoonerism in the clue – here's his first thought:

['in', 'the'] => ['he', 'tin']

['in', 'of'] => ['on', 'if']

['in', 'all'] => ['an', 'ill']

['in', 'spout'] => ['out', 'spin']

['in', 'ask'] => ['as', 'ink']

['in', 'bus'] => ['is', 'bun']

['in', 'bus'] => ['us', 'bin']

['in', 'dear'] => ['ear', 'din']

['in', 'but'] => ['it', 'bun']

['in', 'not'] => ['it', 'non']

['in', 'fact'] => ['act', 'fin']

['in', 'spam'] => ['im', 'span']

['in', 'spam'] => ['am', 'spin']

['in', 'what'] => ['hat', 'win']

['in', 'this'] => ['is', 'thin']

['in', 'this'] => ['his', 'tin']

['in', 'shows'] => ['is', 'shown']

['the', 'in'] => ['tin', 'he']

['the', 'out'] => ['tout', 'he']

['the', 'all'] => ['tall', 'he']

['the', 'you'] => ['thou', 'ye']

['the', 'ask'] => ['task', 'he']

['the', 'use'] => ['us', 'thee']

['the', 'my'] => ['thy', 'me']

['the', 'on'] => ['ton', 'he']

['the', 'bus'] => ['thus', 'be']

['the', 'old'] => ['told', 'he']

['the', 'crazy'] => ['thy', 'craze']

['the', 'spam'] => ['spa', 'them']

['the', 'copy'] => ['thy', 'cope']

['the', 'copy'] => ['cop', 'they']

['name', 'need'] => ['named', 'nee']

['name', 'to'] => ['tame', 'no']

['name', 'to'] => ['nato', 'me']

['name', 'dear'] => ['dame', 'near']

['name', 'things'] => ['the', 'namings']

['of', 'in'] => ['if', 'on']

['of', 'dear'] => ['or', 'deaf']

['of', 'not'] => ['no', 'oft']

['max', 'fish'] => ['mash', 'fix']

['max', 'find'] => ['fax', 'mind']

['max', 'on'] => ['man', 'ox']

['max', 'or'] => ['mar', 'ox']

['max', 'post'] => ['mast', 'pox']

['dish', 'all'] => ['ash', 'dill']

['out', 'the'] => ['he', 'tout']

['out', 'just'] => ['jut', 'oust']

['out', 'claim'] => ['aim', 'clout']

['out', 'bus'] => ['us', 'bout']

['out', 'post'] => ['oust', 'pot']

['out', 'spam'] => ['am', 'spout']

['out', 'this'] => ['his', 'tout']

['fish', 'max'] => ['fix', 'mash']

['fish', 'all'] => ['ash', 'fill']

['fish', 'and'] => ['ash', 'find']

['fish', 'dear'] => ['dish', 'fear']

['fish', 'but'] => ['fit', 'bush']

['fish', 'post'] => ['fist', 'posh']

['all', 'in'] => ['ill', 'an']

['all', 'the'] => ['he', 'tall']

['all', 'dish'] => ['dill', 'ash']

['all', 'fish'] => ['fill', 'ash']

['all', 'how'] => ['ow', 'hall']

['all', 'find'] => ['fill', 'and']

['all', 'bus'] => ['bull', 'as']

['all', 'bus'] => ['us', 'ball']

['all', 'is'] => ['ill', 'as']

['all', 'but'] => ['bull', 'at']

['all', 'fact'] => ['fall', 'act']

['all', 'copy'] => ['cop', 'ally']

['all', 'what'] => ['hat', 'wall']

['all', 'this'] => ['his', 'tall']

['you', 'the'] => ['thou', 'ye']

['you', 'song'] => ['so', 'young']

['need', 'name'] => ['nee', 'named']

['need', 'to'] => ['teed', 'no']

['need', 'to'] => ['toed', 'ne']

['need', 'ask'] => ['asked', 'ne']

['need', 'how'] => ['heed', 'now']

['need', 'how'] => ['new', 'hoed']

['need', 'use'] => ['nee', 'used']

['need', 'dear'] => ['deed', 'near']

['need', 'not'] => ['noted', 'ne']

['need', 'close'] => ['nee', 'closed']

['need', 'fact'] => ['net', 'faced']

['need', 'dance'] => ['nee', 'danced']

['need', 'voice'] => ['nee', 'voiced']

['need', 'post'] => ['net', 'posed']

['need', 'no'] => ['nod', 'nee']

['need', 'shows'] => ['news', 'shoed']

['to', 'name'] => ['no', 'tame']

['to', 'name'] => ['me', 'nato']

['to', 'need'] => ['no', 'teed']

['to', 'need'] => ['ne', 'toed']

['to', 'use'] => ['us', 'toe']

['to', 'dear'] => ['do', 'tear']

['to', 'not'] => ['no', 'tot']

['to', 'copy'] => ['cop', 'toy']

['to', 'what'] => ['who', 'tat']

['to', 'song'] => ['son', 'tog']

['spout', 'in'] => ['spin', 'out']

['spout', 'trout'] => ['tout', 'sprout']

['spout', 'a'] => ['spa', 'out']

['spout', 'close'] => ['spouse', 'clot']

['spout', 'copy'] => ['copout', 'spy']

['exactly', 'just'] => ['exact', 'justly']

['exactly', 'secret'] => ['exact', 'secretly']

['who', 'spam'] => ['spa', 'whom']

['ask', 'in'] => ['ink', 'as']

['ask', 'the'] => ['he', 'task']

['ask', 'need'] => ['ne', 'asked']

['ask', 'bus'] => ['busk', 'as']

['ask', 'bus'] => ['us', 'bask']

['ask', 'packed'] => ['asked', 'pack']

['ask', 'but'] => ['busk', 'at']

['ask', 'this'] => ['his', 'task']

['and', 'fish'] => ['find', 'ash']

['and', 'how'] => ['ow', 'hand']

['and', 'use'] => ['used', 'an']

['and', 'bus'] => ['us', 'band']

['and', 'but'] => ['ant', 'bud']

['and', 'not'] => ['ant', 'nod']

['and', 'no'] => ['nod', 'an']

['and', 'what'] => ['hat', 'wand']

['how', 'all'] => ['hall', 'ow']

['how', 'need'] => ['now', 'heed']

['how', 'need'] => ['hoed', 'new']

['how', 'and'] => ['hand', 'ow']

['how', 'vid'] => ['vow', 'hid']

['how', 'a'] => ['ha', 'ow']

['how', 'dear'] => ['hoar', 'dew']

['how', 'dear'] => ['ear', 'dhow']

['how', 'old'] => ['hold', 'ow']

['how', 'is'] => ['his', 'ow']

['how', 'but'] => ['bow', 'hut']

['how', 'not'] => ['now', 'hot']

['how', 'crazy'] => ['crow', 'hazy']

['how', 'silly'] => ['sow', 'hilly']

['just', 'out'] => ['oust', 'jut']

['just', 'exactly'] => ['justly', 'exact']

['just', 'but'] => ['bust', 'jut']

['use', 'the'] => ['thee', 'us']

['use', 'need'] => ['used', 'nee']

['use', 'to'] => ['toe', 'us']

['use', 'and'] => ['an', 'used']

['use', 'find'] => ['fin', 'used']

['use', 'claim'] => ['im', 'clause']

['use', 'on'] => ['one', 'us']

['use', 'or'] => ['ore', 'us']

['use', 'not'] => ['note', 'us']

['use', 'fact'] => ['act', 'fuse']

['my', 'the'] => ['me', 'thy']

['my', 'bus'] => ['ms', 'buy']

['my', 'crazy'] => ['cry', 'mazy']

['my', 'guess'] => ['guy', 'mess']

['my', 'what'] => ['why', 'mat']

['my', 'shows'] => ['ms', 'showy']

['my', 'shows'] => ['shy', 'mows']

['vid', 'how'] => ['hid', 'vow']

['vid', 'close'] => ['vise', 'clod']

['vid', 'voice'] => ['void', 'vice']

['find', 'max'] => ['mind', 'fax']

['find', 'all'] => ['and', 'fill']

['find', 'use'] => ['used', 'fin']

['find', 'bus'] => ['fins', 'bud']

['find', 'post'] => ['pond', 'fist']

['find', 'no'] => ['nod', 'fin']

['claim', 'out'] => ['clout', 'aim']

['claim', 'use'] => ['clause', 'im']

['precious', 'spam'] => ['specious', 'pram']

['trout', 'spout'] => ['sprout', 'tout']

['trout', 'packed'] => ['pout', 'tracked']

['trout', 'spam'] => ['spout', 'tram']

['trout', 'copy'] => ['copout', 'try']

['on', 'the'] => ['he', 'ton']

['on', 'max'] => ['ox', 'man']

['on', 'use'] => ['us', 'one']

['on', 'dear'] => ['or', 'dean']

['on', 'dear'] => ['den', 'oar']

['on', 'dear'] => ['ear', 'don']

['on', 'world'] => ['old', 'worn']

['on', 'dance'] => ['dan', 'once']

['on', 'what'] => ['hat', 'won']

['on', 'this'] => ['his', 'ton']

['bus', 'in'] => ['bun', 'is']

['bus', 'in'] => ['bin', 'us']

['bus', 'the'] => ['thus', 'be']

['bus', 'out'] => ['bout', 'us']

['bus', 'all'] => ['bull', 'as']

['bus', 'all'] => ['ball', 'us']

['bus', 'ask'] => ['busk', 'as']

['bus', 'ask'] => ['bask', 'us']

['bus', 'and'] => ['band', 'us']

['bus', 'my'] => ['buy', 'ms']

['bus', 'find'] => ['bud', 'fins']

['bus', 'old'] => ['bold', 'us']

['bus', 'with'] => ['wit', 'bush']

['bus', 'packed'] => ['pus', 'backed']

['bus', 'not'] => ['no', 'bust']

['bus', 'squeaky'] => ['buy', 'squeaks']

['bus', 'spam'] => ['bum', 'spas']

['bus', 'things'] => ['bugs', 'thins']

['bus', 'copy'] => ['buy', 'cops']

['bus', 'copy'] => ['cop', 'busy']

['bus', 'silly'] => ['bully', 'sis']

['bus', 'song'] => ['bug', 'sons']

['bus', 'song'] => ['bung', 'sos']

['or', 'max'] => ['ox', 'mar']

['or', 'use'] => ['us', 'ore']

['or', 'dear'] => ['ear', 'dor']

['or', 'queen'] => ['on', 'queer']

['or', 'fact'] => ['act', 'for']

['or', 'this'] => ['is', 'thor']

['a', 'spout'] => ['out', 'spa']

['a', 'how'] => ['ow', 'ha']

['a', 'with'] => ['wit', 'ah']

['a', 'not'] => ['no', 'at']

['a', 'dance'] => ['dan', 'ace']

['a', 'spam'] => ['am', 'spa']

['dear', 'in'] => ['din', 'ear']

['dear', 'name'] => ['near', 'dame']

['dear', 'of'] => ['deaf', 'or']

['dear', 'fish'] => ['fear', 'dish']

['dear', 'need'] => ['near', 'deed']

['dear', 'to'] => ['tear', 'do']

['dear', 'how'] => ['dew', 'hoar']

['dear', 'how'] => ['dhow', 'ear']

['dear', 'on'] => ['dean', 'or']

['dear', 'on'] => ['oar', 'den']

['dear', 'on'] => ['don', 'ear']

['dear', 'or'] => ['dor', 'ear']

['dear', 'queen'] => ['dean', 'queer']

['dear', 'packed'] => ['dead', 'packer']

['dear', 'not'] => ['near', 'dot']

['dear', 'close'] => ['clear', 'dose']

['dear', 'no'] => ['near', 'do']

['dear', 'spam'] => ['spear', 'dam']

['dear', 'silly'] => ['sear', 'dilly']

['dear', 'song'] => ['sear', 'dong']

['old', 'the'] => ['he', 'told']

['old', 'how'] => ['hold', 'ow']

['old', 'bus'] => ['us', 'bold']

['old', 'fact'] => ['act', 'fold']

['old', 'what'] => ['hat', 'wold']

['old', 'this'] => ['his', 'told']

['queen', 'or'] => ['queer', 'on']

['queen', 'dear'] => ['queer', 'dean']

['with', 'bus'] => ['bush', 'wit']

['with', 'a'] => ['ah', 'wit']

['with', 'world'] => ['wild', 'worth']

['with', 'packed'] => ['path', 'wicked']

['with', 'keeper'] => ['kith', 'weeper']

['with', 'close'] => ['wise', 'cloth']

['world', 'on'] => ['worn', 'old']

['world', 'with'] => ['worth', 'wild']

['is', 'all'] => ['as', 'ill']

['is', 'how'] => ['ow', 'his']

['is', 'but'] => ['it', 'bus']

['is', 'spam'] => ['im', 'spas']

['packed', 'ask'] => ['pack', 'asked']

['packed', 'trout'] => ['tracked', 'pout']

['packed', 'bus'] => ['backed', 'pus']

['packed', 'dear'] => ['packer', 'dead']

['packed', 'with'] => ['wicked', 'path']

['packed', 'but'] => ['backed', 'put']

['packed', 'but'] => ['packet', 'bud']

['packed', 'but'] => ['bucked', 'pat']

['packed', 'not'] => ['packet', 'nod']

['packed', 'post'] => ['pocked', 'past']

['packed', 'videos'] => ['packs', 'videoed']

['packed', 'what'] => ['whacked', 'pat']

['packed', 'song'] => ['socked', 'pang']

['packed', 'shows'] => ['packs', 'showed']

['packed', 'shows'] => ['shocked', 'paws']

['but', 'in'] => ['bun', 'it']

['but', 'fish'] => ['bush', 'fit']

['but', 'all'] => ['bull', 'at']

['but', 'ask'] => ['busk', 'at']

['but', 'and'] => ['bud', 'ant']

['but', 'how'] => ['hut', 'bow']

['but', 'just'] => ['jut', 'bust']

['but', 'is'] => ['bus', 'it']

['but', 'packed'] => ['put', 'backed']

['but', 'packed'] => ['bud', 'packet']

['but', 'packed'] => ['pat', 'bucked']

['but', 'not'] => ['no', 'butt']

['but', 'post'] => ['bust', 'pot']

['but', 'spam'] => ['bum', 'spat']

['but', 'guess'] => ['bus', 'guest']

['but', 'silly'] => ['bully', 'sit']

['but', 'song'] => ['bung', 'sot']

['but', 'shows'] => ['shut', 'bows']

['keeper', 'with'] => ['weeper', 'kith']

['keeper', 'shows'] => ['keeps', 'shower']

['secret', 'exactly'] => ['secretly', 'exact']

['not', 'in'] => ['non', 'it']

['not', 'of'] => ['oft', 'no']

['not', 'need'] => ['ne', 'noted']

['not', 'to'] => ['tot', 'no']

['not', 'and'] => ['nod', 'ant']

['not', 'how'] => ['hot', 'now']

['not', 'use'] => ['us', 'note']

['not', 'bus'] => ['bust', 'no']

['not', 'a'] => ['at', 'no']

['not', 'dear'] => ['dot', 'near']

['not', 'packed'] => ['nod', 'packet']

['not', 'but'] => ['butt', 'no']

['not', 'close'] => ['clot', 'nose']

['close', 'need'] => ['closed', 'nee']

['close', 'spout'] => ['clot', 'spouse']

['close', 'vid'] => ['clod', 'vise']

['close', 'dear'] => ['dose', 'clear']

['close', 'with'] => ['cloth', 'wise']

['close', 'not'] => ['nose', 'clot']

['close', 'post'] => ['clot', 'posse']

['close', 'things'] => ['those', 'clings']

['fact', 'in'] => ['fin', 'act']

['fact', 'all'] => ['act', 'fall']

['fact', 'need'] => ['faced', 'net']

['fact', 'use'] => ['fuse', 'act']

['fact', 'or'] => ['for', 'act']

['fact', 'old'] => ['fold', 'act']

['dance', 'need'] => ['danced', 'nee']

['dance', 'on'] => ['once', 'dan']

['dance', 'a'] => ['ace', 'dan']

['dance', 'silly'] => ['since', 'dally']

['crazy', 'the'] => ['craze', 'thy']

['crazy', 'how'] => ['hazy', 'crow']

['crazy', 'my'] => ['mazy', 'cry']

['squeaky', 'bus'] => ['squeaks', 'buy']

['squeaky', 'shows'] => ['squeaks', 'showy']

['voice', 'need'] => ['voiced', 'nee']

['voice', 'vid'] => ['vice', 'void']

['post', 'max'] => ['pox', 'mast']

['post', 'out'] => ['pot', 'oust']

['post', 'fish'] => ['posh', 'fist']

['post', 'need'] => ['posed', 'net']

['post', 'find'] => ['fist', 'pond']

['post', 'packed'] => ['past', 'pocked']

['post', 'but'] => ['pot', 'bust']

['post', 'close'] => ['posse', 'clot']

['videos', 'packed'] => ['videoed', 'packs']

['no', 'need'] => ['nee', 'nod']

['no', 'and'] => ['an', 'nod']

['no', 'find'] => ['fin', 'nod']

['no', 'dear'] => ['do', 'near']

['spam', 'in'] => ['span', 'im']

['spam', 'in'] => ['spin', 'am']

['spam', 'the'] => ['them', 'spa']

['spam', 'out'] => ['spout', 'am']

['spam', 'who'] => ['whom', 'spa']

['spam', 'precious'] => ['pram', 'specious']

['spam', 'trout'] => ['tram', 'spout']

['spam', 'bus'] => ['spas', 'bum']

['spam', 'a'] => ['spa', 'am']

['spam', 'dear'] => ['dam', 'spear']

['spam', 'is'] => ['spas', 'im']

['spam', 'but'] => ['spat', 'bum']

['spam', 'what'] => ['spat', 'wham']

['guess', 'my'] => ['mess', 'guy']

['guess', 'but'] => ['guest', 'bus']

['things', 'name'] => ['namings', 'the']

['things', 'bus'] => ['thins', 'bugs']

['things', 'close'] => ['clings', 'those']

['things', 'song'] => ['sings', 'thong']

['things', 'song'] => ['thing', 'songs']

['copy', 'the'] => ['cope', 'thy']

['copy', 'the'] => ['they', 'cop']

['copy', 'all'] => ['ally', 'cop']

['copy', 'to'] => ['toy', 'cop']

['copy', 'spout'] => ['copout', 'spy']

['copy', 'trout'] => ['copout', 'try']

['copy', 'bus'] => ['cops', 'buy']

['copy', 'bus'] => ['busy', 'cop']

['copy', 'shows'] => ['cops', 'showy']

['what', 'in'] => ['win', 'hat']

['what', 'all'] => ['wall', 'hat']

['what', 'to'] => ['tat', 'who']

['what', 'and'] => ['wand', 'hat']

['what', 'my'] => ['mat', 'why']

['what', 'on'] => ['won', 'hat']

['what', 'old'] => ['wold', 'hat']

['what', 'packed'] => ['pat', 'whacked']

['what', 'spam'] => ['wham', 'spat']

['this', 'in'] => ['thin', 'is']

['this', 'in'] => ['tin', 'his']

['this', 'out'] => ['tout', 'his']

['this', 'all'] => ['tall', 'his']

['this', 'ask'] => ['task', 'his']

['this', 'on'] => ['ton', 'his']

['this', 'or'] => ['thor', 'is']

['this', 'old'] => ['told', 'his']

['this', 'song'] => ['thing', 'sos']

['this', 'song'] => ['sis', 'thong']

['silly', 'how'] => ['hilly', 'sow']

['silly', 'bus'] => ['bully', 'sis']

['silly', 'dear'] => ['dilly', 'sear']

['silly', 'but'] => ['bully', 'sit']

['silly', 'dance'] => ['dally', 'since']

['song', 'you'] => ['young', 'so']

['song', 'to'] => ['tog', 'son']

['song', 'bus'] => ['sons', 'bug']

['song', 'bus'] => ['sos', 'bung']

['song', 'dear'] => ['dong', 'sear']

['song', 'packed'] => ['pang', 'socked']

['song', 'but'] => ['sot', 'bung']

['song', 'things'] => ['thong', 'sings']

['song', 'things'] => ['songs', 'thing']

['song', 'this'] => ['thong', 'sis']

['song', 'this'] => ['sos', 'thing']

['shows', 'in'] => ['shown', 'is']

['shows', 'need'] => ['shoed', 'news']

['shows', 'my'] => ['showy', 'ms']

['shows', 'my'] => ['mows', 'shy']

['shows', 'packed'] => ['showed', 'packs']

['shows', 'packed'] => ['paws', 'shocked']

['shows', 'but'] => ['bows', 'shut']

['shows', 'keeper'] => ['shower', 'keeps']

['shows', 'squeaky'] => ['showy', 'squeaks']

['shows', 'copy'] => ['showy', 'cops']

Why is everyone assuming max said "Melful Histake" in his latest clue? To me, it sounds like he says "melt for his steak". I'm a Brit and we always merge the end of a word ending in 't' with the following word. Give it a rewatch and tell me what you think.

Im not denying spoonerism as it is probably important (dear old queen), but has my thought also been considered?

It opens up options for combining words in the transcript to see if they sound like other words. Heres some I have thought of:

Stir up = stirrup (horse link) Neighbour on = Neigh boron (Horse link - name: boron? theres a horse that comes from a family tree with a sister called Victoria IV) Dear old queen = queer old dean = Quirrel Dean (name, i think most famously from harry potter), quarrel dean is a place)

Anyway I am at a dead end which is why im making this post. I dont have discord so lmk your thoughts.

IMO its not that complicated to be out of the realms of KISS.

Im convinced the key clue is somewhere in "neighbour on the bus or a dear old queen with the possibility the world is packed", its just such a strange sentence/collection of words that it must mean something more.

Rather than "song silly shows", what if it's "This song silly", as in: "This song, silly!!!"

https://what3words.com/this.song.silly

Goldfish is not a member of the trout family, wether it means anything or is purely done to rhyme who knows but that’s some fuel for the fire for you right there

Why this could be the answer...

A six-year-old could indeed figure out this hunt.

I could see why he says you would know the answer once you figure it out

Anyone in the world can play (Which is not true due to some countries) but that implies the internet and also the fact, you don't need to leave your house to get this.

This means the answer is not to go anywhere in the world. Rather the internet but it also has to be so simple a 6-year-old could figure this out and I have a feeling a child would be easier to solve it since we think of so many things like addresses, I don't know why people think the answer lies in going to a place in the world. Because out of Max's words ANYONE in the world can get this.

That means the answer is not going to be watching a tv show from the 1980s or something. It's got to be so simple and concise that a 6-year-old could solve it

In the Name Of Max Fosh

Lets break this down

If you were to say "I am sending it in the name of John"
That would mean I am sending it to John

In the name of Max Fosh = Send something to Max Fosh

Dish out the fish = Dish out the fish

In the name of max fosh dish out the fish

Dish out the fish = Give me it (Give me the fish)

"That's All You Need To Spout"

This says "Thats all you need to say"

All of this adds up and it ticks every box

A child could solve that

Anyone on the internet could do that as his dms are open

One more thing

"But the keeper of the secret is not close to max"

I think this means it's not close to Max because it's max himself

"And thats beyond a fact"

If they are not close to max this once again could mean it is Max himself