Just my eyes.

Oh, I now get what song you're doing. Okay, great. Hey, thanks for joining us for another

episode of Mythunderstood with me, Paul Bianchi, her Sarah Oliver, and you know, for the

first time in a very long while. Oh, I thought you were going to save that, but you're

going to do it right now. I'm going to do it right now. Yeah. We are also joined by my

dad, Bob Bianchi. There he is. Hey, good afternoon. How are you? We're here. You already know

how we are. I do know how you are. I can see it. There you are with a smiling

Irish eyes of yours. I love him. Oh, last say. Thanks for having me. Yeah. Yeah, my dad

is in town. He is visiting Southern California. And we just so happen to be there. We just

so happen to be here. Dad, I don't, I don't know if you know this, but Sarah and I occasionally

will make videos of us trying out candy. And we will post them on social media with

our, with our review. Really? So I think if someone threw a Charleston

chew at you, that might be what you would try. Yeah, usually if a stranger throws candy

at us at the street, we try it. Well, yeah, usually we get into their vehicle. We start

crazy. Well, but I was at, I was at Michaels the other day, a frequent hotspot of mine.

Oh, yeah. And I saw this candy and it is sour box of boogers. And I sort of thought that

we could all try it right now. And I'm sure that people will be able to, Jake is taking

a picture of it right now. It is. And there's three booger flavors. No. Oh, my God. Paul,

this, you know, this is one of my words that I hate. This is, there's snot or melon, sour

green boogie. No. And slime apple. Slime apple is the least funny. To me, to me, booger.

Oh, the word booger is like what it is, the word moist is to some people. I don't get

that because I mean a whole bunch of people just cringed in their car or whatever. I hate

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