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The question here is Mr. Clean's sexier disturbing, which I really never thought about all that much.

There's a Super Bowl ad that they ran.

This is like from 2017. And the thing about it is that they, it's, he's creepy in it. Like he's always been, you know, this muscle guy and stuff, but he's like a, I don't know, looks like something out of a Pixar movie, I guess. He's sort of got that sort of animation to him. And he starts cleaning the house. His ladies, she's dressed to clean the house and there's so much that they have to do. Well, she's doing it with him. Yeah, well, she's, you know, watching him. And then it turns into her husband because he's Mr. Cleaning. Oh, and he's cleaning. And now she's hot for him. And thanks for the help, honey.

You got to love a man who cleans.

Right.

Is the little tagline there.

Oh, honey.

So there are women and, I don't know, presumably some men who want Mr. Clean to be their daddy.

And Drew Baramore is not one of them.

Oh.

I guess she was talking on her show.

There was a poll recently that said more than half of Americans get turned on watching their partner do household chores.

And I want to say you might have talked about this.

Like, it is kind of hot when your husband or your person, whoever, maybe, you know, I don't

think it's limited to men or women.

But when you see somebody who's doing something that, uh, that you would have had to do otherwise,

you know, the thing that has to happen.

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