I don’t know what’s in Tut’s new tomb rooms. Nobody does. But hey, you never know where life’s going to take you. There are all kinds of things that could be in there, including nothing. So why not gamble away recklessly in the hopes we can guess it right? After all, my Guests possess the most unbridled surveillance resources imaginable, so certainly I can figure this out. Except that they’re usually too drunk to use them; and I also happen to be an idiot.
– Tut’s genuine Mommy in Nefertiti is in there and it’s the archeological discovery of the century
– Tut’s new tomb rooms don’t exist
– Tut’s 2011 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen TDI with the 2.0L 4-cylinder diesel is parked in there pending investigations by the Egyptian Ministry of Transportation
– They break it open but instead of Nefertiti or Tut, it’s just Khufu sitting there in a lawn chair downing a highball glass of barley wine, and he’s like, “Fools! I’ve stolen all of Nefertiti’s treasure and added to my stash. You were only four-thousand years behind the power curve. You’re fucked! Ahahahahahahahaha!” And then he re-ascends to Valhalla in the blink of an eye; and all they get is the lawn chair
– Tut added six-thousand amphora filled with booze in there to ensure he could get ripped in the afterlife with abandon; but then he ran out in 1134 AD and he’s been sad ever since. The archeologists could try adding more booze filled amphorae to the stash to hook Tut up, but I don’t think it works that way
– They find completely empty rooms because they buried Tut in a hurry, after the murder and all
– Zahi Hawass shows up wielding a pair of old Yugoslavian machine pistols and holds everybody hostage, shouting at the top of his lungs to the Geraldo cameras, “Sign up for my newsletter to be first to here about my upcoming lectures and books!” Poor, poor Zahi, dude you supported the wrong dictator, you should try and get in good with Sisi to get back in the game; you were a hoot to watch
give up your secrets ya bastard
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