Ramo stuff national geographic stuff.

Did you just say African woman?

You were that kid in the back of the classroom while the substitute teacher was talking that was pulling the National Geographic off the shelf looking for the one where they show the women's boobs.

And by the way, you know what?

National Geographic likes to pretend, like they didn't realize what they were doing

and we're so weird because we're in third grade and we don't get to see a boob

Right? They know what they were doing

This is what this is how you plant and go I had no idea. Oh my God

That's making all the kids want to I can remember When we had a real estate company I could remember going into people's

houses and they would have National Geographic for 30 years or I don't know how many years they'd have complete sets of

national geographic for decades and they'd have them on the shelves they were so proud of them. It's not like they ever went back and read them or consulted them.

It was kind of one of those, you know, I have leatherbound mahogany books on my shelf, you know, Anchor Man kind of stuff.

It was a place filler.

And I'll never forget when I realized that some people buy fake books to put on the shelf to give the

appearance in their home that they have books. That's a real thing. Designers will go out

and buy the books, except they're not books, because that would cost too much for leather-bound,

you know, antiquarium style books are expensive.

But they wanted to look like they had, you know, the complete works of William Shakespeare in aged wood, but instead they're just a wood block.

You can talk about posing, my goodness. But anyway, well, no, no, no, I, there are certain things I do not say on air because even I am fearful that could get us taken off the air.

I don't drop an F bomb on the air no matter what.

We're good. That's not. I know y'all don't know what he's saying but Ramona's

distracted me and I wish he'd stop. So anyway the reason I brought up this

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