I just asked Rachel if she was ready to record and Lila answered for you.

Yeah, she screamed. So I think we all know she's going to make a part of this episode.

Which is perfect because it's a take your kid to work day. Oh, I guess I

always take my kids to work. Exactly. I said we're going to have the, uh, the chunks on the show

today because, you know, taking them to work. You usually are. Usually in the form of someone

shitting. Or someone screaming. Did you ever do take your kid to work day? I know you don't have any kids. Yeah, I did. I went with my dad once. He made me do work.

Oh, classic. Yeah. Like, I had to, like, legit, like, do something that he was working on.

Like, it wasn't just, like, something stupid for me. I'm, like, in fucking middle school at this point or

something. And what was he doing at the time? He is an engineer for the Pennsylvania government, so I was doing some, I don't know what I

was doing, but I was there.

I feel like I had the worst experience because my dad's job, he worked at U.S. Steel,

so it was too dangerous, so he couldn't bring us, and then my mom worked at my fucking school so take her kid

to workday was literally you're going to school me at school that's horrible so i don't know man

i think that says a lot about my life i did go with my mom i think once to the hospital it was

harder because she worked night shifts so yeah she was, yeah, she was a nurse in the ER.

And I remember hanging out behind, like, the nurse's desk, hanging out with all the other nurses.

That's where I would be.

I'd be getting the gossip.

Yeah.

That's what I want.

Everything's like Grey's Anatomy, right?

It's always just weird being in a hospital, even though wasn't like there for hospital needs I was just

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