Hi everybody, this is Kimberly and this is Katie and you're listening to a date with date line brought to you from the inferno that is Los Angeles.

It's a hot date. It's literally 107 degrees and there's a fire at 10 a clock at night and we have to turn off any fans so that we can record.

So when Kimberly gets real short and angry in this episode more than she normally does with me, you know why.

Yeah, so let's just do this. Let's go. All right. What did you watch?

I hope we both watched the same thing. We did.

Okay, it was an older episode but not older. It's one of these repeats that's only like five months old and that's not a repeat guys.

Date line, I've asked you before. A repeat should be at least two years old.

This one originally aired in March. March 24th, 2017, the House in the Woods.

Season 25, episode 23, hosted by Andrea Canning and so we are both just hot sweaty messes right now.

It felt good to watch Andrea who's just like a breath of fresh air. She always looks fresh and not sweaty.

Just crisp. I don't know how she does that. No, she's the definition of cool, calm and collected at all times.

Yes. Yes. So this episode is about Tom and Kelly Clayton who live in the finger lakes in New York state.

You're going to hear a lot of finger lakes jokes. It's when I watch the British baking show and they talk about lady fingers.

Oh, well that that was. I start laughing and the finger lakes just this kills me. I could not live there. It looks beautiful.

But I would just constantly make inappropriate jokes to people at the grocery store.

Yeah, you'd get you'd get drummed out of town. They'd run you out. They don't want you to find there.

So we find out from Kelly's best friend Andrea. The land had bred a sweetness into Kelly. Maybe a little tartness too.

After all, Andrea Canning tells us Mark Twain also lived here. Now I am all we I'm for a literary reference.

But are we saying that any famous person that ever lived in any town, their personality begins to imbue itself into every person that lives in that town?

They're not connected. She didn't make it a direct correlation.

Yes, she did. She said after all, Mark Twain also lived here.

But when so if you were describing Mark Twain, would you say he was sassy but ultimately very sweet?

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