Hey, welcome to the full show.

And today's a little extra bonus because we added an extra segment today.

Wow.

So you're going to get an extra few minutes in here, whether you like it or not.

Yeah, we got a riffing around Valentine's Day edition coming up.

Jeff's song of the week, which is all about being the third wheel.

And Jose was down in the masses of the super, wait, super what? Big game parade.

Yeah. Watch that. Caught myself. And it was incredible. You got to hear the audio. It's all about

to start. But first come as Alexis. Yeah. A.V. said, I love y'all. And I make my niece listen

with me. She's eight months old. Got to start him young.

Is that when she's in trouble?

I imagine she's just screaming the whole time of line.

All right.

There it is.

Your full show starts right now.

We've talked about this before, how Americans this year are more unprepared for Valentine's Day than ever before.

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

It kind of crept up on us this year.

Yeah, and it's not just about planning where to go or what to where or who to invite to be your third,

but also what to eat because the types of food that you choose to ingest could make or break the romance that night. Oh, that is a good point. So everyone is always like Italian, so romantic. I'm like, hoof, but it is. Hey, baby, you want to go to this chili cook-off? So heavy. Right. So I'm going to give you some options. I'll say them one at a time. And I just need from the room a yay, nay, or hey neighbor. Okay. Hey neighbor's the best. Yay is the middle. Nay is the lowest. What is obvious? Duff. Why do you even have to explain that? I apologize. That was dumb of me. So we're going to start off slow with Pizza Hut's heart-shaped pizza.

Yay, nay, or hey neighbor?

Hey, neighbor.

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