What's up, everybody?

Welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's April 9th, 2024.

I'm Trey.

That's Mark.

How you doing, Mark?

Good, man.

We've got a fun show, at least the top half day.

Well, there's funny stuff in the main

segment, too, but when we're talking about Supreme Court in Arizona deciding that women

should be imprisoned in the 1800s, not just get back in the kitchen, but get back on the kitchen

without any electricity. So that's, we're talking about that a little bit later. Before we get

to that, a couple things. Consumer reports is found that luncheables have dangerous amounts of lead and other chemicals. Duddly. When I say that this shatters my heart into a million people, I find this so disappointing. Fat kid growing up, luncheables were a real treat. You know, fat kid grown up. Poor fat kid grown up in the 90s, you know what I mean?

We didn't often have lunchebles money. I get my hand on some lunchebles. I was, I was about to say we were, we were too poor for luncheables. No, I know. I used to have a whole bit about it about that, which was true. It was, and Kelsey knew I was doing the bit and everything. but I was Kelsey Cook was like on our podcast or something once and I was just talking to her.

I can't remember.

And I was talking the bit and everything. Kelsey Cook was like on her podcast or something once and I was just talking to her.

I can't remember.

And I was talking about something like,

because she's from like a small town in Washington State.

And we were talking about like you ever,

you ever think about like the food used to eat growing up?

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