The Bird Show. I had the weirdest reaction to a video that our producer Rebecca sent to us this morning.

And I've told you guys before that I forget what it's called, but I tend to attach human emotions to inanimate things.

Like I've told you guys before, I can't throw t-shirts out. I feel like they speak to me and they're like, oh, how could you do that, man?

We've gone through so many great times together when I'm going on vacation.

They're all hanging there in my closet going, take me, take me, take me.

I was super, super attached to one of my first cars, Annie the Avenger.

Yeah.

To the point when I had to like, you know, I was trading her in.

I, like, I was tritin her in. I cried.

Like, I wrote a little note to the future owner.

I put it in the console.

Like, I did a whole, like, on my old show, I did a whole, like, we went around all our favorite spots around town.

Oh, my God.

It's a little over the day.

It's a little over the top.

We cruised around town together for one last time, hitting up our hot spots.

I don't know if it happened to you guys, but the very first car I had, the first time that it had to be towed away because it wasn't working right, it's so sad.

Yeah.

It's so sad.

I'd tear it up when they took my first call away. It's so sad. Because I was constantly getting towed on the University of Kentucky's campus for parking

where I wasn't supposed to.

And there was a parking, like one of those tow parking lots right next to Memorial

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