Good evening and welcome to weekly skews. I'm your host this week, Mark Agee, joined by

Drew Morgan. I was sitting in for Trey because Trey is at a Disney adult wedding in Orlando.

What you think about that, Drew?

It's funny.

I didn't put all that together on the chain.

I thought he went to a wedding in Florida and then took his kids to Disney while he was there.

So this is the first time I'm hearing about it.

No, it's a Star Wars-Team Disney Adult Wedding that his wife took him to. It's funny because my favorite joke about that is Rory Scovels, where he goes, Disney adults, they don't fuck good, right? Like, there's just no way. But then part of why I love the joke is it's so funny and I vehemently disagree with it. I don't know, Trace Friends. I'm not trying to be gross, but if you're having a Star Wars themed wedding, you definitely fuck good. Maybe only for the two of you. Maybe no one else in the world would enjoy what's going to happen when they consummate this wedding, but those two are going to dig it. They're going to light saber the world. There you go. I want to ask before we get started because my wife like yours is into a bit of

woo-woo stuff. Are you familiar with feet magnesium, Drew?

Feet, no. I know about magnesium. I don't know necessarily about the feet. I know about

magnesium helping you sleep. And I know about putting onions and garlic in your socks. Have they combined the two? I guess. I guess people are doing this now because last night she was getting ready for bed and squirted some on the soles of her feet. And I'm like, explain. She goes, oh, it's magnesium. It's supposed to help you sleep and help your digestion or whatever. I'd never heard of such thing

and I googled it

and apparently it is a thing

people are doing. Although she's supposed to put on the top of your feet, she'd gotten that mixed up as put on the soles of her feet. Which, automatically, I thought that's got to be the least absorbent part of your body, wouldn't you think? The bottom of the top. Bottom. I think it would be the least absorbent part of your body, wouldn't you think? The bottom or the top? Bottom.

I think it would be the least

absorbent part of your body if we were out here

barefoot. I think maybe in

modern times it's probably just a

normally absorbent part of your body.

Okay. You know what I mean?

Like if you've got big calluses, like that's not

going to absorb much, but like we're not out here living like hobbits anymore um

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