Hello, Kevin. Hello, Rebecca.

There's something we need to talk about. What's that?

Socks. Did I not fold the socks this week?

We never fold the socks. You and I are both guilty, but we actually have a sock problem in our house.

I know with this giant pile of socks, and I keep thinking about like CSI guys that will like match

fibers, and we can't put together, you know, like eight different pairs of white socks.

It's bad. This one's longer than the other one. It's like diffusing a bomb.

Well, I think what that comes from is the fact that we just don't care about any of our socks.

We'll simply, you know, crappy socks. We do. Which is why we're very happy that one of our

sponsors today is Bombas. Bombas? Bombas? I don't know, but I think it's either

Bombas or Bombas. That's part of the stick is that they don't, it's it's B-O-M-B-A-S, and

they're out to rethink a product that is an afterthought to most people.

Not an afterthought to me. Socks are a problem in our house.

Like, it's here, like we take them out of the dryer. We don't even try to pair it.

We just throw them in a basket and everyone is out for themselves, like trying to find a pair

in the morning. Yeah, but if we had Bombas socks, we're getting some. I'm going to get a sum.

I guarantee you because we care. We would care because these are fantastic. They have, first of all,

stay up technology. So the socks do not fall down. You don't get all droopy. They don't get all

droopy, which looks really weird. And I have an extra long staple cotton pattern to them. So, it

means they stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer. And no toasty. No toasty. You know why

that's important? Because it's sexy. Girls like me who wear boots, man. We don't want a toasty

like knocking in front of our fry boot every time we take a step. So these are very well thought

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