Chuck Bryant

So we started out talking about George Michael and we ended up talking about Madonna.

Right.

Who knew?

He might be right.

I got anything else.

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We're talking about BPAs, specifically, well, BPA, which is, how do you pronounce that, Josh?

I'm going with bisphenol or bisphenol A. Bisphenol A. There are other bisphenols, apparently, which I didn't know.

And apparently, you know, none of these are good for you, even though the FDA is like, it's fine in the amounts that you're getting it.

Oh, interesting.

You know, many years ago when we lived in Los Angeles, and it's a joke Emily still laughs at to this day, because it's just very me, very sardonically Chuck, was we left a Blockbuster video, and it was like print, print, print, and they did that thing where there was a ticker tape of like three feet of receipts, each connected by a little tiny piece of paper, and he handed them to me, and I just went, thank you for the receipts.

And Emily thought that was the funniest thing ever, and she still says it to this day.

Yeah, like really stoned at Blockbuster?

Oh, no, no, no.

Who knows?

But now that I don't feel so bad now that I know that those things are loaded with BPAs, I don't want those in my pocket.

Yeah, she saw these chromosomal errors start popping up.