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Well, Toto isn't just the mischievous dog from Wizard of Oz that scared the shit out of the cowardly lion.

It's also a brand of shoes that allows users to get taller while wearing them.

Ever since Jax wore Toto's at the Valley Reunion, they've been flying off the shelves like a witch on her broomstick.

Go online and get Toto shoes today before they sell out and go back to being behind the curtain.

And that's our ad for Toto Shoes to start the episode.

My name is Riley Hamilton.

I'm joined by Amy Scarlotta, and this is Turtle Time.

We got to get you some of those. I know. I was looking them up because, you know,

I saw this on page six, my favorite news source. Between Queens and Bravo and page six, I feel

pretty covered news-wise. And then I saw this and I go, I want to look these up a little bit. And

it's true. I think they lift you about two these up a little bit. And it's true, I think they

lift you about two inches up from the ground. And if I ever wanted to, for some reason, appear

six four for a couple days or a week or so, maybe a BravoCon, why not wear Toto's? That's kind of

fun. What do you think about that? I would love it. You should get fancy ones for BravoCon. I'm disappointed that I didn't immediately notice this because we've talked about Jacks wearing lifts for years. And I usually have an eagle eye for stuff like that. But I think since I watched it on my laptop, I was just not clued in on it. But it kind of went like wildfire. I saw it online like 10 times. Yeah, I didn't really see it except for page six. But once I saw it, I said, oh, no, that fits in line with what we've talked about in the past about Jack's wanting to get a couple extra inches. And then I looked, you know, I looked at his height and I think he's like around five or 11,

a six foot, but he wants that extra, that boost, that six two. He really wants that, I, I guess. And then, you know, it really, it's entered in, it's made me think about how this is

much more present than I have ever realized in my life. Like if you would have told me

one out of 15 people is walking around with big boosters in their feet to appear taller,

I would have never believed you until now. Toto says, Toto says it's much less, it says it's much

less remarkable than you think. One out of 15 men like to get an extra boost when they're

walking around in crowds.

And so you just see Jacks poking his head out of a crowd. You're like, who's that? That is an

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