Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

It's happy hour. Marcus Limonis is here.

Well, why don't you sound happy? It's like you were very formal about that.

Because you're in such a rush and I want to get the thing underway so we can so we can chit-chat and have a great time. When there's drinking involved, there's no need to be in a rush. Oh, well, cheers to that, Marcus Lomonas. Yeah, cheers. Hello. So this is a limoncello spritz. It is rosé, sparkling wine. It's not champagne, because it's from Oregon, which means it's probably superior. And the Minchello, that's it. Wait a minute. So it has to be from France to be called champagne. To be called champagne, it has to be from the champagne region of France. I don't think a lot of people know that. But it's good. Good to know. Oh, that's good. This is a different place. We're meeting in a different place in the last time. The Happy Hour studio is different. It's vomit proof in case I overserve. And, yeah, it turns into a frat house. Okay, I didn't think we're going to get that dark that fast, but okay. Welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

It's awesome.

What do you want to talk about today?

I think it's fun to talk with you about anything.

I want to continue our conversation about packing because up in the air is it's a great movie,

especially the montage at the beginning when George Clooney is laying out how he packs.

Now Walter Kern, who wrote it, he's on Gutfeld quite often, and I think he's a genius.

But I am fascinated with what people take on trips.

And so, and I go usually at least once a year, we go on a girl's trip.

And I have laid down the law, like, you bring a roller bag and a backpack and that's it like you I don't care how you configure things

but it has to be tight and bright are you an over packer why do you care about everybody else's packing situation because number one

it slows you down it's a pain in the ass to put stuff on a plane okay uh it's a pain in of the ass to wait a baggage claim. You're wasting time when you could be at the swim up bar. So if we traveled together, that would be like rule number one. I think there would be a lot of questions that would keep us from traveling together. But that would that's, it's not rule number one. You went with Guy. But it's, yeah, I did. And I married Guy, so. Oh, okay. Well, that's lovely. So I have a little secret. I pretend to be a great packer because I'll show with my roller bag. But when I arrive at the hotel, wherever it is in the world, you've got a steamer trunk? There will be a FedEx box waiting for me. That is the truth. And then when I leave, I leave with my roller bag, but there's also a FedEx box headed back home. Okay. So you have logistics. It's a whole supply chain of clothes. Okay. But you also have like a logistics crew. No. It's like a NASCAR pit crew. No, it's just me. Okay, but well, actually, it's my wife. Okay. And she's a packer. Like she... She's a packer, but when I met her, she refused to check a bag because of the things that you said. So you two could travel together. I'll stay home. Yeah. I don't think I've ever gone somewhere and gone, oh, I wish I brought more stuff.

What happens if you find great things to buy?

I always leave room.

You do?

Yes.

Okay.

But I never want to buy anything bulky.

There's never, like, I bought a lovely ring in Fiji.

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