This is the Brand and Sherry podcast, sponsored by Medishare. For more info about the show or about Brandt's book, Unoffendable, check out brantanson.com. It happens. You get hurt, and you're in excruciating pain. I'm right there right now. I hurt my wrist. Did you? Really bad. It's killing me. I can barely sleep last night.

So you're going to get a doctor and maybe get some medicine? Oh, no, no. You're not going to the doctor. No. Why? It hurts. I know. That's what they'll tell me. Well, it looks like you hurt your wrist. I know what's going to happen. But still. It's not going to be like, oh, now it feels better. Thanks, Dr.

Well, you may get some insight that you don't already have.

Don't want it.

You don't?

No. going to happen. But still, it's not going to be like, oh, now it feels better. Thanks, Dr. Well, you may get some insight that you don't already have.

Don't want it. I've noticed the people who have the most knowledge are the people who are the sickest and most easily injured.

Okay. Oh, yeah. They always know. I know. By ignoring the facts, it goes away. That is quite the theory, Brandy. Kids, if you ignore the problem, eventually it will go away. That's why I want you to take out of this. You heard it from Uncle Brand. Yeah, you're welcome. I don't know if you saw this. There was a dude at a Broadway show. I saw that. You know what I'm talking about? With his phone?

Yeah.

Yes, I saw that.

He saw an outlet to charge his phone with the outlet was part of the scenery for the actual

Broadway play.

Yes, this is in New York on Broadway.

So he goes on stage and plugs it.

Hey, it's important.

You got to see who's calling and texting you.

What was funny was I looked at all the comments and was on like a theater blog or whatever

from people that were actors and had experienced the same thing where one guy was looking

for a restroom and he goes on the stage.

He's like, excuse me.

He's like putting the hands on the act.

Pardon me, I'm sorry, excuse me.

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