The Bobby Bones Show - (Thurs Early) Lunchbox Finds Out if You Should Tip on To-Go Orders + Elder Vs. Millennial Returns! + Mailbag: Posting Picture of Kids without Permission

Episode Date: July 14, 2022

Lunchbox gets to the bottom of if we need to be tipping on to-go orders. Eddie and Morgan face off in the return of Elder vs. Millennial. Bobby tries to help a listener dealing with a situation where a picture of their kids was posted on social media without their permission.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Liberty good morning how are you good morning I'm great I hope you are good good good good day I'm now I'm trapped set it back, I gotta say it back. What do you want to know, Liberty? I have tickets to Garth Brooks and Charlotte on Saturday night, and I wanted to ask Amy, at my age, what would be appropriate to wear to that concert? I'm 45. Amy, what do you say to her? At 45 years old, what's appropriate to wear to a Garth Brooks show? Oh, I think it's totally fine if you have a Garth shirt or just some fun shirt, jeans, boots,

a cowgirl hat, maybe like a little bandana around your neck. Like, I would, get into it. I'm 41. That's probably what I would do. Maybe even like a skirt with boots or something. Liberty, we're thinking about wearing like a crop top or something? Like I'm, I'm just curious, were you going like an age thing? Can you wear? I don't know. What were you thinking about wearing? Yeah, I've done some boots, the cowboy boots. So I didn't know if that was appropriate for me at my age to wear. Yeah, you got to stop at the age thing too. I think let's not assign to I'm this old. I should wear this. Have you ever seen me Liberty? Most of the time I still look like I'm 12. And you know what? I'm fine with it. And people like, hey, grow up with your clothes. I'm like, I do when the times need to be.

If I'm doing something professional or I have to be on camera for something, sure. Otherwise, I'm in sweats and a hoodie and I walk by and people are like, hey man, how old are you 14? I turn around and they're like, oh. So just be you. That's the first thing. You know what's comfortable? What makes you feel the best? Morgan, what do you say to her? Yeah, I say rock the sundress. If it makes you feel confident, it makes you feel good. And you're going to have a good time in it, then wear it. Don't care what anybody else thinks about it. And also, if you want to wear a Garth shirt to a Garth concert, go for it. I know Lunchbox doesn't like it when you wear the shirt of the artist at the show, but we've had many artists in they go, it's a compliment. I'll tell you what, if I'm doing a show and someone has like a stand-up

tour that I'm on and even the last tour or if the raging idiots are playing and they're wearing an idiot. We're like, that's awesome. I love that. Thank you for like showing super support. You want to say, I'm a loser. Wear the shirt of the artist you're going to see. That's when you know you're a loser. So Liberty, whatever you're thinking, you can wear it. Now, if you were going to wear one of those, you know, like some of the artists wear it to the award shows, it's like pasties just over the nipples. Oh, wow. Like that, I would go, no, but that's not an age thing.

That's too much. That's just too much. In general. Otherwise, you're all good. Liberty, go, wear what you want to be comfortable and get ready to sing your face off because that is an amazing show. I am excited. Thank you all for your advice. Yeah, of course.

That's, I wonder, hey, Liberty, if you're still there, do people ever come up to you and go, Liberty, Liberty, Liberty, Liberty. Liberty. Absolutely. All to come. When I saw our name, I thought about that commercial. I don't even know what that commercial is for. What's Liberty? In insurance. Liberty Mutual.

See? I just know the song. That's how good the song is. All right, Liberty, have a great day. Thank you. Thank you. Let's open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag.

Yeah. Hello, Bobby Bones. I was hoping y'all could offer some advice on a situation. My 14-year-old sister-in-law recently posted my son and nephew on her Instagram story. It was in one of those, add yours tags with the caption, favorite one and five-year-old. I was honestly very bothered by the entire thing. Anyone can see that her profile is not private. Mine is. I felt it was inappropriate to not have asked if she could have posted pictures of my son. I mentioned it to my husband. He didn't seem to care, so it's obvious to me it's just not.

not something he wants to talk to her about. Any advice, or am I just out of luck on this one? Signed, bothered sister-in-law. Yeah, they're your kids. If you don't want them online, then they don't go online. And I think probably next time you have a conversation with anybody that's taking pictures and going, hey, I don't put my kids online. At least not their faces.

So if you guys could be aware. Because generally, you can just take pictures and post them. It's rare that there's somebody who doesn't want their picture to be posted or is against their picture being posted. But I have friends who don't post their kids. Eddie doesn't. But Eddie's, again, a public person. I think it's more about that.

I think if you were just a private person, you probably wouldn't care as much. Probably. But your kids, your rules. So you have every right to be bothered by that. They should have asked you. Or if they didn't, you should have said something like, hey, we don't post our kids online.

And then if she did it after that, even a month later, that's completely on her. What do you think about that, Eddie? Yeah, I've had to have these conversations with my siblings. Like they take pictures of my kids and one time one of them posted and I said, hey, you don't do that because I don't do that and I don't want my kids on social media. And it's just it's our preference. So please respect that. And once I told them that, they never did it again.

So it's as easy as a conversation. I think that your niece or nephew or whatever should understand and it should be fine and won't do it again. But you got to have that conversation. And I don't think just being private means you don't put your kids online. Yeah. Because you could be private and put your kids online. as I make a screenshot. I don't put it on that. So there's some nuance to it. I think you just have to communicate that you don't want your kids' faces online. So Andy in Brooklyn, Andy Roddick, his wife, Brooklyn,

they don't put their kids online. You know, it's a choice they made. They do. If they do it, they get like a emoji over their face and you see the kid's body. I've adopted that technique. I like that. Yes. So you need to be communicating more not to post the kids online. So there you go. Amy, anything you want to add to this? No, I totally agree. But you're not doomed. Like you just need to have the conversation. Just because your husband doesn't feel the need to talk about it, doesn't mean you can't. It's only on Instagram story, so it's not there anymore. So now that it's off, be like, hey, you don't matter to say anything now. Just the next time you're taking pictures, be like, hey, we're not putting our kids on the internet. Yeah. So easy as that. Don't feel bad about it.

You're in the right. Your kids, you're chili. That's right. Something like that. Your chili, your stew. Spoon. Kids eat chili and spoon. I don't know. All right, that's the mail bag. Thank you. So Brad Pitt says he has this thing where he cannot recognize somebody's face. He has face blindness. And so imagine that. You wouldn't recognize the people's faces that you know or people that you've met a few times or people that you're related to.

So it's called pro-sopagnosia. It's a neurological disorder, also known as face blindness. Brad Pitt 58 said in a recent interview, at GQ, he thinks he has it, and the actor, he worries that because he has it, that people thinks he just doesn't remember them. I mean, this, you can't prove I have it. I'm not saying I have it. I can't remember anybody.

That's what I thought immediately. This is an excuse. I can't remember anybody's name. And like, I will remember their face, but I'm like, oh, it's his name. Oh, no, no, no. And I'll be like, no, I got pros some knock nausea. That's it. Me too.

This is a great. We all got it. No, man, I got face blindness. Your voice, it sounds very familiar to me, and I feel like we've had a moment together. but I have this disease. So what's your name again? Yeah, yeah. I'm Eddie.

Oh, yeah. I remember you now. Is it? Because you can't prove it. Yeah, I know. Yeah, prove I can recognize your face. Go ahead, prove it. But how close are these people?

This is like a cousin, right? Ants and uncles. Like you can't. Because if he has this, you're not going to recognize anyone. But you could know their smell or their voice. And you're not going to know someone's voice if you've met them twice. Okay. Right?

And where I struggle is, or at times, this is the worst. I'll be a dinner. Caitlin, I'll be at dinner. Somebody come up at the table or forward us out somewhere. And they'll come up and go, do you remember me? That's the worst question.

I don't ask people that. I don't like to be asked that. So now my new go-to when someone says, do you remember me, I just do this. I just stare at them. Oh, just don't say anything. Don't say anything. I just stare because they'll just start talking again.

And they'll go, well, here's where it is. Because you're probably not going to be right. if you had because there must be some gap in time and like do you remember me it's been a long one this one girl came up to us already in a Mexican restaurant she was like do you remember me she was like 19 and I'm like I don't know so I'm just like looking I don't move staring and she goes yeah my dad he was older than you in high school

and I'm like what did I see when you were six how am I going to remember you or someone will go do you remember me and I'm like I used to go no no no not at all they're like oh man it's all right um I I sat third row at one of your shows once in Massachusetts, and you called on me in the crowd. I don't know. I got face blindness. Yeah, that's tough, man.

That, do you remember me stuff? That's hard to do. So now, also, when I meet people, the move is never say nice to meet you. You always say, hey, it's good to see you. See you. Don't say good to see you again. Hey, it's good to see you.

Oh, okay, not again. I make the mistake of saying again. And then sometimes I go, whoa, whoa, you see in the face like again. That's almost like nice to meet you. Because if you've never met them, and you're like, hey, good to see you again. But we've never met. So do you have this Brad Pitt disorder?

I sure do. Which one are you? Are you lunchbox ready? I'm out of you. I'm over here. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Simon Jenkins and Peyton Win were just 11 when they met in fifth grade. And they've been together every since.

Dang. They're a boyfriend and girlfriend in fifth grade. Wow. They're still together. Peyton said she knew there was something special about Simon when they met. Quote, we went to our first homecoming. Simon decided to use all this information. information and proposed in the classroom where they met in fifth grade.

That's pretty cool. I wonder, though, how you get her there without her knowing. We're going to go hang out in the fifth grade classroom we met. You probably know that. I like that, though. But they went to Johnson Elementary School in Pinson, Alabama, and their teacher, Patty Hathorn, was invited. And they got it together because his mom is an event planner. While they were on the way to celebrate their 10th anniversary, he said, hey, I got to swing by the school.

Like to do what? She didn't think anything about it until she walked into a decked-out classroom and it said, marry me let up. So it's still awesome. She probably had an idea. But it's awesome. I love that. It's so cool they met in fifth grade and they're still together.

They will tie the knot next year. I like that. I like the engagement and the engagement in a place that means something. And it's hard to trick people. If they're kind of expecting the engagement, I had to use my inability to see to get Caitlin down to our old barn because I was like, we gotta pick out paint, we gotta do it by the end of the night, and I can't tell the difference in these colors.

And we were going to a nice dinner, and so we were going to meet some friends so she was getting dressed up. It wasn't, I was gonna propose. But I was like, I can't tell the difference in this blue and this black. And if you don't come down, who knows what color? She was like, okay, fine, fine.

So she's in heels. She's in heels, and she's walking down, and she opens up the barn, and it was, bam! And she was like, what? Yeah. So I use that. I can't see. I need help. Yeah, she was surprised,

but I love that. I love that they get to go back to that classroom and they got engaged. So good luck to you guys. That's good news. That was Tell Me Something Good. Eddie is the reigning champ. It's elder versus millennial. These are questions for the older and the younger.

Eddie, how old? 43 years old. Morgan, you're how old? 28 years old. So it's the oldest and the youngest. Which, by the way, people are going, hey, there's this show on TV that stole this game. No comment.

Yeah. We've been doing this game for 10 years. 10 years. And you've been the host. No comment. All right, let's go. So, let's play the game. All right, buzz in with your name.

In the elder category for the older folks. What group had number one songs in the 90s, such as Into the Road? Eddie. Eddie. Voice to men. That is correct. The other songs would have been, It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.

And I'll make love to you. Excuse me? I'll make a song. Oh, got it. In the millennial category, a question that Morgan should be the strongest. If someone acts shady or suspicious, a millennial would use what three? Eddie. Eddie.

Sus. Correct. Let's go. Eddie takes a big lead. Let's go. What the. Wow. My kids say that all the time.

I kids are like, oh, that's a sus. Next up. Eddie's been paying attention. Elder question What soft sculpted dolls That were hugely popular in the 80s Were originally called

The Little People Eddie Eddie Cabbage Patch Kids That is correct I'm not I'm not even here Is Morgan playing

Listen that also happened 13 years before I was born okay Wow Millennial question What Disney show was about a psychic high school girl Morgan. Morgan. That's a so Raven. Correct. What? That's a what?

Raven Simone. A psychic high school girl who could see the future. She's on the board. She is on the board. Morgan, you got to have this. I know. Okay. In the elder category, in the movie Top Gun from 1986. Let's go. Have you ever seen the original Morgan?

Yes, I have. What actor? played the character Iceman Eddie, Val Kilmer There he is, he ran I was waiting for you to say that for I was he going to say,

Maverick Let's go Eddie, here's a couple millennial questions that we didn't get to Come on, Boone. Emo Girl is a song by what pop punk artist

Here is a clip Dashboard No, that wouldn't be a millennial That's like you as a young person Morgan? Machine Gun Kelly That's correct That's him?

I've never heard him I've seen him. I know what he looks like. Pink hair, Megan Fox. Only pink hair recently. He's got like a whole documentary on. No documentary, yeah.

Yeah, but Machinea Kelly came out as a rapper, and now a lot of people only know him as a punk artist. He rap first, now he does this? Interesting. Yeah, yeah, I mean, he'll beef with him in him for a while. In the sitcom Big Bang Theory. Bazinga was which character's catchphrase. Here's the clip.

Bazinga. Morgan, do you know that one? Yeah, I do. Sheldon. That's Sheldon. That's Sheldon. Eddie, you're the winner. Yeah, it is Matt.

Elder versus millennial? The elder wins again. Come on, buddy. Representing all elders in the land. What do you want to say to all the people have to listen? Look, man, all elders, just walk the earth and don't care what these millennials tell you. Don't say, oh, these millennials like, oh, any joke that we say, oh, dad joke. No, no, no, no, no.

It's just a joke because we are cooler than them. So you stick to your guns, elders, we rock. Yeah, even if you want to be suss. Yeah, right? You have the freedom to be sus. Hey, Morgan's performance? That was sus. Well, it wasn't suspicious.

Okay, you don't have a good. Dang it. All right. Dang it. We're going to leave off that. Around the room, do you think you should tip on a to-go order? A simple yes or no. And talk with your heart, not what you think makes you look good.

Got it. I'm only looking at you, Eddie, when I say that, because I feel like everybody else is going to talk with her. Yes. I mean, I know what the answer is, and it may make me look bad. Okay. Lunchbox, should you tip on a to-go order? No.

Eddie. No. Amy? Yes. Yeah, and I say yes, too. It doesn't have to be as much, but I say yes as well. Okay, so you don't have to. Agree.

Right, right, right. So we have this. We talked about it many times and debated, but here's lunchbox because you decided to call some restaurants. Yeah, I want to call restaurants and talk to the deco person and see what they thought. Like, what is the rule when it comes to tipping on to go orders? All right. The first one is a nice steakhouse. Here we go.

You for call, accounts. The shit is speaking. How may I assist you? Yes, ma'am. I have a question about to go orders. So I work for a radio station and I'm doing research on how much your. supposed to tip if you call in a to-go order? Well, I would say standard practice on that would be anywhere between 10 and 18%.

Now, do to-go people get paid better than a server? How does that work? Absolutely. Okay, so they do make an hourly wage that is not $2. Absolutely. Okay. I can't speak for other concepts, brands, et cetera. but I can certainly speak for us and say that ours are compensated as if they were a line cook. Okay, a line cook.

So, but also the tip is less, too. She never said 20%. She said 10% up to 18. Why are you guys looking at me like something's weird? I mean, that is crazy. Well, you're going to penalize them because they're making what a cook makes. It's not like the cook's making $10 million a year. There's a tip line there.

They acknowledge that they're not doing anything extra to get a tip. But she also said yes. But the answer was yes. Yeah, who's going to turn down a tip? If you ask me, bones, ask me. called to ask was the point. If anyone asks anyone, hey, do you like tips? Well, yeah, tip me.

Whatever you want. Absolutely, even though I did nothing. But the point of this experiment was for him to call and ask. And he did. And they're all going to say yes. Here's another one. This is an affordable chain restaurant that lunchbox called. Are we supposed to tip when we order to go?

So it's kind of at your discretion. I will admit our to go people do not get paid like a minimum wage. They do get paid lower. So the tips always go to them and it does help them out. but you're not required to tip. Right, you're not required. Okay. So what is the standard tip on a to-go order?

Are we talking 2%, 5%, 15%? Personally, I always do 20% no matter if it's to go or if I'm dining in. Wow, even though they are just putting it in a bag for you, like they don't bring you. It's not always that. We mean, yeah, we do put, so we have to restock all of our salas. We do the salsa, the creamy jalapeno. We do all of our chips. We do have to make sure the kitchen has all of the sauces, everything like that, and restock everything.

So we're not just putting it in a bag for you. I mean, and we do do curb sides, so we do always run it out to the cars as well if we have time or we have the staff. All right, well, have a great day. Thanks, you too. So they don't make minimum wage. I didn't know that. That's a little different. It's just kind of like a who knows.

So I love that lunchbox is live with a 2% tip. Just threw that out there. throwing a nickel at them. But both said yes, you should tip on a to-go order. It's shocking. It is shocking. Well, I mean, it's not shocking because you call someone and my survey did not go the way I wanted it to go. I was doing it to prove a point.

And my point was like, ah, dang it. So I think Eddie is right, though. You call someone and say, hey, are we supposed to tip me? They're going to be like, yeah, you're supposed to tip me. Oh, you did that. And now, but in this survey, you lost and you learned. I lost. I lost bad.

Bad. Bad. You don't have to tip 20% or 18%, but it is nice because a lot of them, in this case, 50% of them didn't even make minimum wage and they depend on that. Like, I get it if it's curbside. If they're bringing it out to your car, give a dollar or two. You love that 2%, don't you? Hey, did you hear stuttering all over the sauces? Oh, we're the salsa? They got to go into the salsa over there. You guys and money. Did you guys hear the Eddie's story about money?

So you got an Uber. Yes. Where were you going? I was coming back from the airport. Okay. And? This is crazy. So we get in the car.

The Uber's like, all right, puts the address in. He says, oh, you live in the Windy Pine neighborhood. I'm just throwing that out. And he says, I say, yes, I do. He goes, all right, he starts driving. And about like two minutes in, I'm like, dude, this guy's going in the wrong direction. I say, hey, that's weird. Usually I go that way.

He goes, oh, no, I don't worry. I know where it is. This GPS, this thing just kind of just does. It has its own mind. So he keeps driving again. Five minutes later, I go, dude, you're still going in the wrong direction. He's like, no, no, no, I know exactly where your neighborhood is. It's just a different way to get there.

10 minutes later, I'm like, dude, we are getting it outside of Nashville. I'm telling you right now. He's like, you don't live in this area? I said, no, I live on the other side of town. He goes, oh, my bad. There's a neighborhood called the exact same name your neighborhood is, but on the other side of town, I didn't know that. Dude, it took us an hour to get home.

And when we got there, he goes, I'm so sorry. I will write Uber and let them know so they can reimburse you because it was initially going to be a $25 charge. It turned into a $56 charge. And he goes, sometimes Uber doesn't answer. I will send you a check. You know what? He took a picture of my address on my mailbox.

He says, all right, I got your address. I will mail you a check. I promise you, I will reimburse you for your money. Will Eddie get the money? Yes or no. Lunchbox. No chance. The guy's just making you feel good.

Amy, will Eddie ever get this money? No. No. Annie has your address to remember in his phone. So they can also get a few things for himself. Hey, I will let you know if that check ever comes. That is shady feeling. They took a picture.

I know, man. I didn't know what to do. I've been like, don't worry about it, bro. I did. I said that. It's fine. He said, no, no, no. He's like, it'll make me feel better.

I will send you a check. Also, can you get your security code? I know, alarm. Just in case, he needs to get that check into your kitchen, especially when you're not home. Yeah, I don't think you're going to see that way. Hey, I bet I get the check. I'll let you know. You do it think you will?

I do. All right, this is Betty and Tampa who left us a voicemail last night. Good morning, studio. I got a morning corning for Amy. What sound does a cow make when it runs out of milk? None, there is utter silence. Thought y'all might enjoy it. Very funny.

Yeah, and you know what's funny? I see messages from people going, my boss came in today and told us a few jokes, and I was like, I know them jokes. And he was like, you listen to Bobocho? Yeah. So I, Louis loved that. Thank you very much for that.

And thanks for calling our voicemail line. 877 Bobby. The same number you call us is the same number you leave a voicemail. So thank you. The Bible Show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Bobby, explain to people

the Derek Jeter gift basket story. Well, what had happened, allegedly, was Derek Jeter, a shortstop for the Yankees, a ladies' man. And he would date a lot of famous women and also women that weren't famous. The rumor was ladies would go over to Derek Jeter's apartment

or condo in New York. They'd have a night of Jeter Bliss. That's a good way of putting it. They'd play with his Jeter. Oh, gosh. Oh, no. And then, then as they would leave the next morning, he often wouldn't be there,

but there would be a gift basket with like a signed ball. Memorabilia. Yeah. Like you've been jetered. And so they would get in the limo that he would send her black car with their basket of Jeter stuff. And hilarious. Probably a bobblehead in there too, huh? Yeah.

On Jeter Bablehead night at his house. They usually have that at stadiums. But tonight's Jeter Bobblehead night. at my place. Every Tuesday. Yes, that was the rumor. And would you like to address what's been said since? Well, I wanted you to explain that because Jeter is out setting the record straight if there were never any gift baskets. Yeah, I saw his wife's involved in this too.

Well, that's why. That's why I'd say, too. I'd never even ever have seen a basket. I don't know any basket. I've never been used to pick a picnic basket. Hey, what is the basket? Never heard of it. Yeah, I'd be doing the same thing.

All right, Amy, what else? This is just a warning to all parents out there. If your kids have your phone and they're in your bathroom. and you're taking a shower, they might end up posting you online because that's exactly what happened to Eric Decker. Yeah, I saw there was a, on Jesse James Decker's account. It's like, oh, watch out if your kids watching like an Avengers movie or something. We gave them the phone and the next thing, you know, I personally think this was all set up.

Really? I mean, they all like to be naked on. How is the picture? I don't, it's good. Everything? Yeah, Eric, good-looking guy. And if I was a good-looking guy, I find fake ways to put me on the internet, too. And I don't think he's responsible for it.

I think this is just kind of a thing they do where it's like, I'm kind of naked. Look at me. It got a lot of views, but yes. Do I think it was probably set up? 93% of me thinks it was set up. How long was it up there and you saw the whole thing? No, I saw a screenshot and a blurred out thing. So I don't know how long it was up there.

I have no idea. Mine do you know? It must have been quick and then it was, oh, we didn't mean to do this. I'm going to post one of Eddie and be like, oops. Whoa, whoa, no, we're not. Eddie had my phone at the journal. I don't know how that happened. You're not doing that.

All right, Amy, what else? We were talking about how Brad Pitt can't remember people's faces. And Bobby, you shared that you're bad at remembering people's names. And I saw that a poll was taken and men struggle with this worse than women. Like, in general, men have a difficult time remembering people that they meet the first time. Well, that's because men are dumb and we suck because we probably have the same capabilities women have. But you're like, hi, I'm Eddie. Hi, I'm Bobby.

I'm not even. we check out. We don't even care enough because we're so focused on football, meat, buts. We know, that's where our... So, I don't think there's based on the sex of the person, something that women are stronger at because of their... I think we just don't focus enough on it. So, yes, you guys are more caring and loving and remember things, and that's probably why. That's what I was looking for. More caring. Okay, I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. make something good. Susan Tower, she lives in Detroit, and she's watching the news and sees this really heart-filled story about a man who's in the hospital, and he's about to die unless he gets a kidney transplant. And she says, well, I wonder what type he is. And they say in the story, he's type A.

And she goes, hey, wait a second. I'm type A. So she calls the news station. They get a hold of the hospital and says, can I be a candidate? They do all the tests. And sure enough, she's a candidate. They do the surgery. It's successful.

And now he has a new kidney, thanks to her. Yeah, that's crazy. that someone would be so moved by a news story. Right. Somebody they've never met and they give them a kidney. So, yeah, it's just about getting that message out there. That's why you see people buy billboards or put it on the back of cars. I've seen bumper stickers.

That maybe you just get someone who's having a good day. And the fact that she knew her type, you know, I don't know my type of kidney, but the fact that she was like, wait a second, I'm type A. That's pretty cool, too. So that's the big shocker of this story, right, that she saw it on the news. The second biggest shocking thing is that somebody still watching the local news. I know, I don't do that. Who in the world watches local news?

Not me. No idea. I don't know who that is anymore, but good for them. Watch clips on the internet. News clips on the internet. And then I'm annoyed after watch a five-second commercial, so I'm like, nah, never mind. All right, there you go.

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