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I went to Florida for a quick weekend visit.

My mother had fallen, broken a couple of her ribs, so she needs some.

My sister needs some help, so I went down there to assist.

And at one point, my mom says to me, hey, press, you know, I'm hungry.

Prayas.

Can you make something to eat for me?

I said, sure.

Oh, God, I saw this.

She goes, will you make me a peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwich?

And I go, peanut butter and mayonnaise. Are you are you serious seriously you're not joking about

that no yeah please you know I'm like it gonna taste like you nut's that I'm like okay so I go over

and I start to make it that's your nutsack there's mom And I started to like, it was disgusting to me putting this sandwich together.

So I'm like, I have to document this.

I whip out my phone.

Because my mom couldn't wrap her mind around the thought that I felt that this was gross.

She's like, what are you talking about? You were never, No memory of ever being served this as a kid. Does she claim you have? Oh, she definitely didn't serve it to me. I never had that. And I don't remember seeing her eating it as a kid. And either I have repressed these memories. Yeah, a therapist can get at it. Or she was just doing it on the sly or whatever.

So I make the sandwich and so I'm taking pictures and she's like, I can't believe you find this strange. And I go, Mom, I'm posting this on social media. And she goes, why? And I said, well, because you're going to see the comments and people are going to find gross. She's like, I don't think that. I go sit back and watch.

Did you read the comments to her?

Oh, yeah, which was great because it ended. And people are going to find it's gross. She's like, I don't think that. I go sit back and watch.

Did you read the comments to her? Oh, yeah, which was great because it entertained her for a while because she's in pain and everything. And so, 481 comments. Oh, my God, seriously? Yeah, yeah. And the majority of people think it was gross? Overwhelmingly. Okay. Now, some of them were like, yeah, I used to eat this or I haven't had that in a long time. Or my parents ate that. And the consensus to people who did have it was that it is a southern thing. Okay. For abused children. Maybe. Yeah. But while I was there, my uncles came by for a visit, you know, my mom's brothers. And we were telling them about and they're like, oh, yeah, love those. I haven't had it a long time. My mom said the real kicker, though, is you throw a banana on there. Okay. And then you got a home run. Now, I've had peanut butter and nanner sandwiches. That's an Elvis special. And they're fried. I mean, they're very good. But mayonnaise. Preston, please tell me that you used Helmonds. Yeah, yeah. Oh, my God. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't Miracle Whip or any kind of abomination like that. But, yeah. Casey, is this something you've had? Never, ever, ever. I find this to be extremely repulsive. However, I want to try it. Because I do like mayonnaise. I do like mayonnaise. We can swing this. We can get this. So the way my uncle described it to me, says, yeah, it makes it creamier.

Oh.

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