All right, your question, how many crew members died in the space shuttle Challenger when it exploded in 1986?

Was that seven?

It was.

There you go.

God, man, that was such a weird thing because I was cutting school that day.

All right.

And me and my buddy were at his place because his parents aren't home and we're watching Price is Right.

And I got to the showcase showdown. We've seen some random dude and a really hot chick so naturally we're like man we hope this hot chick wins and i want to say with CBS so that we're coming on with the special report and at that time we're old enough that we don't care so we turn away and i feel like i hear dan rather because we're talking about the space shuttle and at that that point, they're launching all the time. And I was like, man, did he just say this thing exploded? So then we're watching the footage, you know, and it's all this tragedy and all the stuff. So I get home and my parents are like, hey, man, did you hear about the space shuttle? I'm like, I did. That is awful. And we saw it. We just watch the thing over and over. We're going on about it. And my father's like, wait a minute. How did you watch it over and over at school? We had a TV in the classroom. We only had one TV and they brought three classes in. So we can all watch it. That's the one with a teacher, right? There's a teacher on so the idea is we didn't watch all the shuttle launches but because the teacher was there so they brought it in and everybody just like walked out like oh no oh dude that was you know you know I mean you just saw it and it's like yeah well you would go back to class don't worry about it game over it's all good and I told you man the crazy thing about that was the only reason I went with the teacher because originally think about how effed up this would have been had it come to

pass. They wanted to put big birds, big ass, to get kids excited about the space program. Obviously, the space shuttle is not built to accommodate a seven-foot tall, freaking connection. So they said, we'll take a teacher. If that thing blew up with big bird inside of it, you want to talk about kids being devastated. Yeah. Very funny to me, but they would have been devastated. Game is Big Dummy, 206, 803, right. Hey, Dummy! Hey, about stuff a lot of kids. Oh, no. Oh, no. Hello, Rose. Welcome to the... The letter's O for, oh, no. Ola, gentlemen. Oh, no. Rose, are you sober or not sober? Half sober, half not. It's my birthday. Oh, happy birthday, Rose. Very nice. Okay. I don't think that works with the cops. Yeah. Half of the driving half is sober. Happy Chaluka. All right, Rose, our men's room, Paul, you're going to own one. Flying car, a jetpack, submersible, or a robot humanoid? Robot humanoid, because I need about 36 extra hours in a day to get all my crap done.

Okay.

Not a bad, not a bad pick. That's where Ted's at.

Yep.

He only needs 34 extra hours. It's not as need as you, but you know.

Honestly, the robot doing all the work, it probably would get bored.

But the robot would get bored or you would get bored.

Yeah.

It's not like I have that much larger or that many dishes. I just hate doing it. Yeah, but that's all you need it for, right? You can still just, you want to do anything other than that. So the robots are doing that. You just have to have a mini farm like me and Karen, Ted. Yeah. I also, I program my robot to like, like this weekend, right? All right. Like he would be a Wisconsin fan

because Maryland's playing Wisconsin

and then he'd be a Coogs fan

as I'm cheering for the Huskies. I don't know. See, what I do is... I could argue with them. I take care of all my phone calls when I'm folding laundry because I do it in the kitchen. So I put it on speaker phone. I could need to call my brother, my sister, my mom,

all right, dad, whatever, just sit there, talk to them,

folding laundry.

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