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This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. I'm not to dwell too much on the DTF St. Louis, but I will for just out of a second. Because there's a scene where David Harbour is talking with his stepson, and they're in a park. Right. And this is definitely a body double. He points out a bench, and he points out out there's something called hostile architecture.

So there's a couple of handles, big handles in the middle of this bench and that's designed

so homeless people can't sleep on the bench.

Never heard that before.

That's crazy, man.

So what he does is he walks over to that bench and he treats it like a pommel horse.

Yeah, that's a crazy scene. And he does a big pommel horse. Yeah, that's a crazy scene, man.

And he does a big pommel horse routine and then a nice dismount. That was probably not David Harbor. No. I'm guessing. No, because he actually put some weight on for that shirt too. That looked like a real gymnast doing that. Oh, big time. It was a shirt routine. In a fat suit, in a fat suit, you know. Well, at least in a belly suit.

He's got a pretty big belly on that show.

Speaking of bellies, that... In a fat suit, in a fat suit, you know. Well, at least in a belly suit. He's got a pretty big belly on that show.

Speaking of bellies, that particular Amazon position, there's core engagement here.

It counts as a workout.

The position can increase core strength.

When the top partner is, you know, riding the bottom one one they engage their abs making a

healthy workout the top partner might also adopt a squatting position which

is also works out the partner's legs so I guess you're I guess it's I guess

the person getting the workout is the woman. Yeah. Yeah, in that situation.

So try that at the gym today.

Yeah.

And correction. It was not a puffer because that would have been the poisonous one, which is pretty dangerous, I'm sure.

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