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The virtue. I have. This is such a weird, weird, weird question,

but it is really like it started this morning and now I want to ask the question before we get to Katie here.

Who has a saved body part in their house somewhere?

185 by my virtue. I so we were talking to earlier this morning about my peacock.

Your peacock. Yes.

I shared on Instagram in my Insta stories that I still have the peacock that showed the positive pregnancy test

from when I got pregnant and found out I was pregnant with my son Jimmy.

So this stick that I urinated on has been sitting in the bathroom drawer for almost three years now.

So I can understand this like that is a momentum. Oh my god. Yes.

It's a big deal, right? So I was telling Kristen that after we made fun of her that

when cart lids taking out of my knees, like, I mean, we're talking about 25 years ago when they weren't very good at it.

When you said you had a knee problem, they're like, I was just going to rip as much cart lids as we can.

You're going to have to do a bone on bone for the rest of your life.

But I had the cart lids in like, they used to give you a jar and they used to put solution in it.

And there was your cart lids. I guess they figured you spend thousands of dollars on it.

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