This is Kyle Worley, and I'm joined by my co-host, Jin Wilkin, and J.T. English.

And Jen, Jen is doing her very best to stifle what is a terrible cough.

Not to Al-Jocin, but if you hear Jen cough on this episode, just know she is doing her best to not give you the unfiltered version. JT and I have heard it a couple of times, and I'm just glad we're recording a distance today, Jen. I'm going to try to mute myself. I'm always great to- Probably you guys have been waiting for an episode where I would mute myself more. So, well, you know, I- Congratulations. My dream episode is an episode where both of you are muted. Yeah. Couldn't help myself. Couldn't help myself. Hey, we're right here on the precipice of the summer, you know? It's very, lots of people use that phrase, precipice of the summer. know it's very lots of people use that phrase

precipice of the summer it's a very it's a very famous phrase um uh so what's your i want to know

this jen are you are do you like watermelon yep jt do you like watermelon i love watermelon

okay let me ask you this question and this was really a dividing point, potentially on our friendship and partnership.

And a tricky question that I know that we've never discussed.

Do you put salt on your watermelon?

I mean, I'm not a put, I put salt on anything.

So I can't say that I regularly salt my watermelon, but I would be fully willing to try it.

Okay. J.T.

No. I was just with a group of people this week, and they were like, just like,

sprinkling the sea salt on the watermelon. And this happens around Texas quite a bit,

and I have to tell you, I think it's psychopathic behavior.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, Captain Hyperbole.

I just think, like, what?

Like, salt on a watermelon.

Like, can you imagine cutting open an apple and be able to let me sprinkle some salt on this?

Yes.

Really?

Have you never done that?

Sprinkled salt on an apple?

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