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Wishes they were Barbara Sessler.

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Is that your mom's name?

Where did that come from now?

She also listens to the show somewhat religiously,

so that's going to probably throw her for a loop as it did us and me.

Defined somewhat religiously, like Laptor.

Well, I don't want to commit her to it, but I think she listens to it a lot,

like almost every show.

Dan Hanzas, and I'm joined in a room filled with heroes, Mark Sessler, Chris Wesleying, and

Greg Rosenthal. What is up, boys? Hey, Dan. I mean, absolutely threw me for a loop, because

Ricky, with the money drops, we basically crowdsource it? Yes. So does that mean some stranger on Twitter?

Yeah. But wait, you guys just, you guys, you guys just forgot.

There was one episode like last month where Mark was like, if I was a girl, if I was

Barbara Sessler and people didn't know that that was your mom, it was like it sounded like you just came up with if you were a female, you would be Barbara Cessler. So it's like a callback to your own joke that you guys don't remember. Not a lot of Barbara's being born today being named Barbara. It's not a hot, I wouldn't call it a hot, flaming hot name at the moment. It feels like it peaked in the 50s and 60s.

Well, I could come back.

I'm not calling it peaked, but, you know. I don't know if I've ever met a Barbara that's under the age of 40, honestly. I feel like it was removed as an option. I don't know why. Babs. I have a neighbor. Good nickname. Sort of like how Gary's going to be for men in the next...

Yeah, any barbers I can think of were, you know, on television or movies a while ago. You know what? I say bring back Barbara. I think it's a very nice thing. It'll come back. Babs. They all come back eventually. Actually, my neighbor is a woman named Barbara. She's about 70, 75 years old.

She's lived in the same house since she was a girl.

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