when we were in school, I remember like the big panic about acid rain. Do you remember that?

That was like the thing when we were growing up, it was like, oh my god acid rain and I was

convinced, you know, it does have an impact on kids because I remember thinking that like actual

acid was going to fall from the sky. And to go, you know what? You have said this before

and you were wrong. And so based on you being completely dead ass wrong all these times,

I'm going to go ahead and I'll listen to you. I'm just going to go ahead.

And another deep dive episode podcast for the chicks on the right. I have to ask you just

right out of the gate, if you and your family celebrated Earth Day in any kind of way.

I absolutely did last Friday. I did what our producer of Alan said that a lot of

her millennial friends did and I went out to the beach and I put my bikini on and I snapped a

bunch of picks and I had pictures of my boobies and I was like, check out these globes for Earth Day.

That's what I didn't do that at all. I didn't do that. I can't believe that's what people are doing.

That's what a lot of girls. That's what influencers. Yeah. That's what the influencers they celebrate

by putting their bosoms on. I just said bosoms. You're a million years old. I just replaced

Betty White. I just did that. I said the word bosom. But that's what that's what a lot of

influencers do is they put their bodies out there and they're like, I care about the Earth.

Here I am. Here are my globes. Here are my globes. Here's my ass.

Well, if I was going to do that, then I would probably, I wouldn't be on a beach. I would probably

just be in my bed, like lounging on a million pillows from mypillow.com. Slash.

It's a good way to do it. Right? Here are my pillows, you guys. And they come from the finest

materials right here from the Earth. That's how I'm celebrating. That's right. I mean, why

wouldn't you do that? Why wouldn't you? I get a travel pillow while you're at it. Some towels,

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