The Bert Show.

Is that Jimmy Fallon on the warm line?

Because we can go right to him.

Sure, that's good.

It's good talk to it.

Let me make sure it's him. Oh, that's funny. That was funny. Good for her. Chen Hobby has an exciting weekend coming up also. We can tell you about in about 15 minutes. I don't know. I'm sick. I don't think it's going to be all that exciting. You don't feel like you're 100% right now?

Mm-mm.

Is that him?

On with Jimmy Fallon.

Give it a couple days.

Okay.

Here's Justin. I don't know. I'm sick. I don't think it's going to be all that exciting. You don't feel like you're 100% right now?

Mm-mm. Is that him?

On with Jimmy Fallon.

Give it a couple days. Okay. Here's Jimmy Fallon. Hey, Jimmy Fallon. Hey, guys. How are you? Thanks for having me on. Good, man. We were just talking about the hometown hookup. You know what that's all about? I don't know. No. here's the hometown hookup. You know, you got like a whole bunch of people that live here in Atlanta or whatever, but they may be from like Syracuse, New York, Seattle, somewhere else, right?

Yeah.

And, hometown hookup. You know you got like a whole bunch of people that live here in Atlanta or whatever, but they may be from like Syracuse, New York, Seattle, somewhere else, right? Yeah. And every Thanksgiving, you go home to spend time with family, but you also have the sure thing when you get there. It's somebody that you don't even talk to for the entire year, but it's physical. You know it's going to happen. They know it's going to happen, and it's guaranteed every time you go back home. Oh, it's like a yearly gift. Yes, exactly. That's pretty good. And you just grow all together, kind of. Yes, sort of like we just talked to a woman that her sure thing is her ex-husband, and it's been happening every Thanksgiving for 13 years.

How romantic.

It's like the notebook.

It's a Thanksgiving tradition.

Yeah.

Yeah, I, they used to do that in my hometown, too.

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