Welcome to the Wallace show after Castle. The stuff we did not get to during the course

of the show today. Betty Rock has been a little quiet the last little bit. I think she

is on her elusive journey to find the perfect pair of jeans.

I don't, your potty should probably stick a hair in it. So I'll keep it short and sweet.

I am tired. I'm tired. I think what it's got. I've, I've Googled a bunch of things.

Yeah. I think, you know, skinny jeans. Oh gosh. Okay. You know what? I said, I don't

want to keep it short. I'm not going to let it out. Okay. So skinny jeans, skinny jeans.

You like skinny jeans. But when it comes, and I think you'll admit this, when it comes

to skinny jeans for women, they're different from men's skinny jeans. Men's skinny jeans.

Yeah. You have smaller ankles, which I wish ours had. Yeah. I know. But yours don't cling

to your kneecap. Okay. Let me look and see. Hang on a second. I'll be right back with

you. Uh, no, I guess not. I mean, it's not like super tight. No, define cling to the

kneecap. Okay. I will, I will show you like that is cling. But you can see the outline

of my kneecap. Leave your knee. Yes. Right. And like when you bend, you can feel a pinch

in the back of your knee. Okay. That is not fun. But they make so many jeans now with

the, um, the last key type stuff in them fake jeans. And I guess maybe it's because

I feel a little bit self conscious about my legs because I don't want them to be just

like, I used to be called chicken legs back in the day. It's so funny. That was the first

word that popped into my head. And so I mean, maybe that's stuck with me, but I don't want

it to be just me with these little chicken legs. This is going up and down. Really what

we have to get to it. But before we get to the rest of the story of the, of the jeans,

hold on a second. This is like your psychology degree. Like I'm, I'm channeling it right

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