As the world knows, I guess hosted on the talk best friend of the show Jerry O'Connell show and friend of the show Amanda Clutes I was filling in for Amanda Clutes and on the show is Milo Bent Amelia who has one of the most fun names I love saying his name it isn't saying his name like a real journey it's it's high low my low and then ventamelea it's a lot of vowels and it's like a little roller coaster.

We were talking to Milo about being married, he recently got married

and I once again publicly said that I had lost my ring.

I had lost my wedding ring.

And producer of the show, one of our producers, Jen Sulkus,

her daughter, she's not quite too,

when the audience had a reaction to me losing my ring which was as you can

imagine oohh Amelia Jen's daughter said ooh it was just kind of mirroring what the audience was doing. And it was funny. It was a funny video because it's a baby saying anything is funny.

But I started to think how interesting it is that we learn how to

interesting it is that we learn how to put together sounds before obviously she

didn't know why they were saying that I hope and like no she'd be a

she might be a genius. Baby genius.

But chances are, she's just like kind of mirroring the sound.

And I started thinking about language

and about how we learn to put together sounds before we learn what they mean.

It was really interesting.

Did you ever find that written by the way?

No, but I have a feeling one day.

I know it's going to turn off.

It's not like I was doing some shore where I had my hand in a drain or something and was, you know, and it kind of slipped off.

I wasn't, I wasn't in the water. It's, it's, I mean, it's hard to, you you have to pull it off I see you're wearing a

ring now so I'm wondering if that's just replacement I have to replace honey

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