The Bert Show.

I'm so disturbed by what I just heard a couple of seconds ago that we got to talk about this.

Because what you were just detailing for me, Abby, is the equivalent of somebody using your toothbrush.

Oh my gosh.

And then not telling you and then you using it.

I didn't even know this was a thing until you brought it up.

This is something that I think about every morning when I put in my earbuds.

So if you watch the Facebook videos, you'll notice that some of us wear over-the-ear headphones.

And they're these very expensive, high-quality radio-grade Sony headphones that most people in the industry used.

And I can't remember when last year, but I think it's Kristen that's always used the earbuds.

And then I was like, I wonder if I would like using those better.

And I started using them and I just never looked back.

I was like, oh, I actually enjoy using these better.

It feels more natural.

It doesn't screw up my hair.

It doesn't look weird on video.

It's just a win-win all around. And some of us are putting headphones on that are just, I mean, try to cover as much real estate as we can. And that's what I try to do. I'm saying. So I get into the

studio today and this is a public space. So sometimes things will be moved around. No, no, it's not a public space. Well, it's kind of a public space.

No, no, it's not. Some people have reminded me that this is a public space and that anything can be

moved around or thrown away at any time. So, but my, a lot of my stuff isn't really must with.

I have a space in the corner. Nobody really comes over here. It's not prime real estate for if you have to do something with a client and shoot video or do any kind of recording.

So for the most part, I come into work and everything is as I left it.

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