Okay, got some random questions for you.

Some of them people submit because they just want to get our feedback on it.

One person texted and they said, there's this guy at my work who just started limping.

Is it weird to ask him what happened?

No, I think you can say something along the lines of, oh my gosh, are you okay?

All right.

And do it out of like a concern for him and maybe you want to help him out. Are you

limping? Are you okay?

So you just throw out a basic, are you okay?

Yeah.

All right. Do you ask anything, Byrd?

You know, to be quite honest with Kevin, I did not hear the first part of the segment.

I was actually limping into the studio.

Do you ask somebody at your work who just started limping, what happened?

No. I leave it along.

These are one of those things where I always find myself getting in trouble.

It's one of two different things.

And I think asking the question opened yourself up to being more insulting than it would be insulting to not ask them.

I think it could go more wrong than good by asking.

Do you ask, Virginia?

I mean, if it's a friend of mine, yeah, I do.

Okay, but just somebody that you casually know, as you might know, somebody casually you work with here.

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