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There's a new social app that's kind of secretive, and it's for, and I'm quoting the headline here, it's only for super attractive people.

As deemed by whom? I get, I don't't that's a great question i don't know how they do that but it's just for super attractive people because they have

their own struggles and trying to meet people oh of course as as as equally as attractive as as they are

yeah that's got to be hard and they just have their own thing we get too. If I'm then, I get frustrated at having to see us. Okay. Like I would want, I would be like, why are all these normal looking people around me? Because I would get really tired of that. I don't want to see us. No. I get tired of us. And from their perspective, it's kind of be tough it is they're on

Facebook and there's people like being you on there and they're like oh my goodness

them again gross we need to understand their special struggles when you are

super attractive yeah yeah and then the struggle is real. It is.

No, I didn't see this.

Sherry was just saying, did you see Kathy Lee?

Yeah.

Well, you know, her husband, Frank Gifford, passed away. Did that Kathy Lee?

Yes.

And she was on the Today Show, thanking everyone for their love and support.

And then she talked about Jesus in such a compelling way.

Really?

And not a guarded or shady or, you know, well, I don't want to offend anyone. I mean,

she actually said, if you're out there and you're hurting and you're looking for something,

we are part of the Christian faith and maybe that would. And then she stopped herself and said,

no, not maybe. I know that this is the answer for you. Far out. It was unbelievable. It really was. I mean, she talked about her husband's

faith. She talked about what Christ meant to them. And, you know, sometimes because people don't

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