Hey there, it's Nick.

And it's Leah.

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It makes a huge difference for our show so please do that. Thank you so much. And now let's start the show. Let's get in it. Hey everybody, it's Nick Layton. And it's Leah Bonima. And we had so many great questions from you all in the wilderness. Aoo!

That we've a bonus episode. So here we go. Our first question is, quote, recently, I went out for a casual

brunch with my wife. She had the chila quiles, and I ordered a burger. When our food arrived,

she offered me a bite of her entree, which I gladly

accepted. After our meal, my wife gently reprimanded me for not having offered her a taste

of my burger. I objected. It had been easy and hygienic for me to reach over and fork a bite

of her dish, but passing her the burger would have been sloppy. It was a very

saucy burger. She's my wife, so I'm not afraid of cooties. However, I feel it's inappropriate

to pass a sandwich around the table, especially at a restaurant. It's one thing to stick a

utensil in your companion's dish, quite another to wrap your hands around another's burger.

What say you?

Should I have handed over the burger?

Should I have declined to sample her chilequiles, knowing I wouldn't reciprocate?

Cutting a slice of burger for her with a knife seems fussy, but maybe that was the right move?

You guys can't see it.

Nick and I just smiled at each other through.

This is a great question.

It's a very fun question. I feel like there's multiple layers to this question.

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