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Hey, Rockline Alley Show. Something about a new car. The new car smell, Ali said, the greatest smell

ever. And she was excited because she had it. She was trying to offer, she actually, to if we wanted to go in tide and take a sniff of the new car smell and her new car. Not trying. I was charging. No one took the money, though. No one took it. And we were trying to figure out fun ways to get rid of the new car smell. like letting Jake sleep in your car was one idea or sending you to in and out to get us a bunch of to-go stuff

so your car would permanently smell like in and out.

We had a lot of solutions together.

Your disgusting dog who had rolled the feces my dog that rolled around in the skunk poop yeah we thought about that too but then the reality is that uh karma took care of it for us we didn't have to do it myself yeah and listen there was a lot of people that uh when you were bragging last week about new car smell and how you don't get it that often, because let's be honest, most people, you know, even if you lease, you're looking at maybe once every three years. And for the most part, if you own a car, you probably have it from way longer than that. So people don't necessarily get that new car smell as often as we should. Hey, guys. In regards to the best smells, first of all, Allie is right. The new car smell is the best smell ever.

Second, the reason why the car smell so good

is because the car sit on the dealership lots,

with the windows up, and the smell of like the leather

and the interior and the headlighter kind of just locks in.

And as people start driving them after they buy them,

they put the windows down, the smell starts getting out, and then, you know, like, natural body smells, it's still food. I mean, that's the reality. If you want to keep that new car smell, you got to keep that thing sealed up tight. Yeah, I know. And so I was really determined to make it last as long as possible. I haven't rolled down the windows. I've been taking good care of it so far.

Barely even let my kid in there because I know he's going to ruin it with a sticky smell.

Right.

But then when it started raining and it was raining pretty bad the last couple days,

I got into the car to do a little grocery shop and realized that it was raining inside my car.

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