Hello, think about this. You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny. I love it.

Alice at 97.3. Our outside clothes? Yes. Too gross to wear inside.

They can be. I agree. My kids, I have a little room set up with the desk where I play guitar and it's actually where I sleep too, but it's it's and there's a little single bed in there and when the kids come home from school the first they come right to me hey dad hey and often I will say to them, you know, great to see you,

hugs, kisses, all the stuff, but don't get on my bed.

They've been playing outside

with their filthy friends all day.

It's hard to be a germaphobe, isn't it?

It is.

I don't want them on my bed.

I don't want them leaning on my bed.

I don't want them climbing on my bed. I don't want them

climbing on it for sure

it is not okay so I understand the gift you're gonna give them this whole

germophobia thing

what are you talking about well you're teaching them that you know they're dirty. Yeah you're in you've been playing outside all day and by the way just so you know, those little parks with the sand, yeah.

All the neighborhood cats crap in that little thing. Yeah it's sand that's what they go for it's

weird as they yeah they can dig into it real easy drop a deuce and kick some

stuff back of a pot right over and then all the preschool kids play in that pile of sand.

Yeah. Yep.

Anyway, experts say clothes worn out in public should be cleaned often but it's not a

serious threat to your health if you continue to wear them indoors but many of

us having been through the pandemic most definitely have our indoor

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