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Welcome back to Part 2 of Private Parts with me, Tom Lucy.

And me, Lib Bentley.

Let's get the stat answer.

13% of all adults reported having a specific phobia.

That's so low.

13%.

So you must...

So some people are just hard as nails and other people are just a bunch of pussies.

I think there's a difference between like not liking something and having an actual phobia of

it, isn't there?

But there's weird phobias like some people are afraid of buttons or...

...