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Hi, Donna.

Hi, my name is Donna.

I'm Katty's wife.

When I don't have anything to eat and I'm like hungry and I get home, do you know what

like my number one go-to is aside from cereal?

I know what yours is. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I really love a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Is there anything better than a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? And you can get all the fancy jellies and jams, but really when you break it down, it's grape. Now, here's the question. Do you peanut butter both sides of your bread, or do you do peanut butter on one side and then jelly on the other? Or peanut butter on both sides and then jelly on top? I do one per side. You do? Yeah. So you only do the peanut butter on one side and the jelly on the? So I do peanut butter on both sides and then a layer of jelly on both. Well, the problem with that, though, is then you get... You can get messy. Well, but you're cross-pollinating the two on your knife.

That's true. Yeah. Yep, yep, yep, yep. And for any children or teenagers who are listening, if you put a knife in the dishwasher with peanut butter all over it... That you haven't rinsed off? Or you haven't taken a paper towel and just attempted to get some of the peanut butter off. it ain't coming off. Look it with your tongue, if nothing else. Like running across your tongue, you know, before you put it in there, you drop it seriously. It's, it'll stick and stay forever. I was talking to a friend of mine the other day. You know, we talk about all the time, like, you know, if you have teenagers or even if you don't have teenagers, you will if your kids are growing up and you'll be like, no, they're always going to help me out. No, they're not. So I was talking to someone the other day, and they said that

their biggest pet peeve about their teenagers right now is that her and her spouse, her husband,

are so busy that this happens to us too. They don't have time to like open the dishwasher.

And you know how your mom had that old timey thing that was like a magnet that said clean or dirty?

Like flip sides.

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