Rachel, I was, I'm going to bring you on this.

I was leaving my hotel room in Pittsburgh Sunday morning.

No, Saturday, yes, Sunday morning.

And I'm in the hallway, and I see these two girls walking out of this one room,

and they're dressed to the nines.

But you could tell it's a, you could tell it's a walk of shame.

A girl had high heels on.

Victory lap is what I like to call it. Why is it got to be shame? Exactly. Well, in my brain, I thought, oh, there's a walk of shame coming out of that room. Because their makeup was a little messed up. The hair was kind of tasset around. Their hair is all down. They were dressed up. They were dressed like they were out for the night. looked really good Both cute girls in the mid-20s probably But the girl sees me As I'm standing by the elevator And she goes, Walk a shame. She says that out loud And I go, I go I had don't worry girls I should have been there done that And they kind of laugh Did you say me too as you're holding your heels and your heels?

I should have.

I can tell you about Todd's Walker's shame years ago at the casino.

There was no shame.

So we get in the elevator.

It's just us three.

We're on the seventh floor.

And I can tell they're thinking, oh, hopefully nobody gets in the elevator.

And there one girl is looking for an Uber and her phone.

And then about three, I'm thinking, no, this is before the game on a Sunday morning Steeler game. I said, this elevator is going to be, this elevator is going to open. And there's going to be like eight guys walk in. In my brain, I'm thinking that three floors later. It stopped.

Eight dudes walked in.

And they're back at the corner.

They were closer to their age, too.

So you were in college. It stopped. Eight dudes walked in. And they're back at the corner.

They were closer to their age, too.

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