Being Rachel Ware with us.

More than half of Americans say they're turned on when their partner does chores.

I think you're appreciative, but turned on?

That's pretty excessive.

I love the way you sweep up that dust.

I'm getting a lot over here.

Tyrol does the dishes, and I say finally. Right. You're over there shopping, watching them, you know. Yeah. I'm getting a lot over here. Tyrol does the dishes and I say finally.

Right.

You're not over there shop and watch them.

Yeah.

It's not the act of watching somebody vacuum or something.

It's a dear enough to do that.

I need to do more around the house.

A lot of people are led to believe it pays off right away.

Right.

That's what this is about.

Because you're loading the dishwasher doesn't mean panties are dropping.

But maybe if you do enough chores and contribute enough, that'll create some time.

Don't this sound, but you know what?

It says 15% of America, doesn't this sound like if you were a guy and said oh honey i love how you clean up

that's not that sounds so that's my cheeseboat crap there the other way around i get because in

general i mean guys should help and they should help a lot but if it wouldn't that sound weird though

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