Hello, my little chicken fingers. It's me, Allison, before the show. Oh, wait, first of all,

congratulations on finding and downloading part two of Lake Bell episode. I make that

sound as if it's hidden somewhere, as if it's some kind of Easter egg when it's not.

Right there in plain sight, ready to be enjoyed and consumed by your ears and your mind.

This is a weird intro. Anyway, before the show officially starts, we have time to do an iTunes

comment of the week, I believe.

All right, our iTunes comment of the week this week comes from Wendy Suvi, and I may be mispronouncing

that, so I'm sorry if I am. And it's titled, that's right. That's right. I think that's about

Brian drop, right? That's right, that's right. But I don't know who says it. I don't even recognize

that. I don't know. Okay. This podcast is such a delight. Every time I download the most recent

episode, I wonder what affectionate, confectionary name will be used to address the audience.

Barf receptacles is still my personal favorite. Allison is so humorous and her interviews with

the guests are so authentic. She never hesitates to admit something embarrassing about herself,

which cracks me up. And I'm like, that's so me. Thanks, Allison and Gary. Thank you. And I'm glad

that you're late. Did I call someone a barf receptacle or is she suggesting barf receptacle?

She's, she's implying that you've already done it. I don't wonder when I called people that.

I can't, I wouldn't have opened it up with calling people barf receptacles. That's not my style.

But maybe I used it in some other time. It sounds familiar, but I don't. People enjoyed

when I called someone a dildo with feet. But I feel like barf receptacles. And why wouldn't they?

I know. It sounds like a wind up toy is what it sounds like. But I think someone should make that.

Barf receptacles. I don't know. You know what barf receptacles sounds like? It sounds like

really bad beer goggles. Like, oh man, I was so drunk. The worst barf receptacles.

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