All right. So you guys gave me punishments yesterday. Punishments I get to choose from if my

husband and I do not go on a date night in the month of May. My husband and I had a baby

a year ago and we're lacking in the romance department to say the least even had New Year's

resolutions goals at the beginning of the year once a month, not once a week, not even

by weekly. Just once a month, the two of us go on a date together. It doesn't have to

be, you know, anything extravagant, doesn't have to be fine dining, just some quality time

together. Several months have gone by and that has not been the case. So I now want to hold

us accountable as a couple because there's two people in this and I was a little disappointed

in my part show fan that you guys came strong with punishments for me, but all of a sudden

hard, he's, you know, to stay at home dad. So he doesn't have to get punished. I think

we were, we were a little light on him. Yes, we were. So I have all of your punishments

and it has been decided what the punishment is going to be. And no, I did not run this

by my husband. So I'm choosing on behalf of us. All right. All right. So really quick,

just to run through, um, births punishment was divorce. That was too hard. All right.

Dovey's I cannot mention my son Jimmy for an entire week and I must eat a bowl of chili.

Well, not both. It was either or I was saying every time you want to talk about Jimmy,

you have to compliment Bart instead. Okay. Or eat chili. I was like, all I could think

of this morning was eat chili, but then I thought maybe it'd be nice if we made her compliment

Bart every time. Okay. So that brings the focus back to your relationship. I dig. I can't

mention Jimmy for an entire week and before I do, um, I must compliment my husband instead.

Now, Mo, your punishment was I have to put together Gen Z versus Millennial trivia every hour

for an entire show while eating chili. That's a punishment for everybody. Everybody gets punished

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