We're back! We're back! This is the distraction. I'm Drew! That's my co-host David Roth!

How you doing, Roth? It's me, your co-host, David Roth. I'm doing a game, man. How are you doing?

Whenever I never actually formally use your full name or even mine, I say I'm Drew. I could be Drew Carey for all you know.

Yeah, I think that many of our listeners are under the impression that you are.

I know that people that don't know me call me about my last name is always like that's happened a few times we've done like live events.

Someone introduced themselves to my wife, I mean like are you Roth's wife?

Like the biblical way of like, but yeah it was, I don't know, I guess you don't get to choose what brand you have out there in the world.

I'm lucky that I have a nice short pleasing sounding last name.

Very punchy, good punchy last name. Our guest today is our own Kayla Kayla, hi, Kayla!

Hey guys! What's up? Live from Chicago, it's Kayla.

Oh, literally. I know. Except everybody commenting on the nepotism story about Carey Kubiaks,

sons that are all named with a K, was a little bit close to home because I'm like that's also my initials.

And no, my middle name does not start with a K.

Do you have a question? That's the stupidest question anyone could ask, it's my puppy.

But you don't have a brother who's named like Cody with a K.

I don't have any biological siblings, so we're good there.

My daughter, I picked it up from her, but like she's the the Gen Z parlance of KK.

Like if someone is okay, she says KK and then she'll text it to me.

And so I affected that now, so I do it. But I'm always very like, man, I better make sure it's just two K's I'm sending to people.

That always throws me off too because that's like my nickname.

And so when people use that who are like they say it out loud, I'm like, you don't know me that well.

Like, why are you calling me that?

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