Mike Della Rocha

You're like, oh, I didn't think people were actually going to believe that.

Totally.

But Danielle is sticking to her story that the cup and the ice survived the fire inside of the car.

She has to to get that new car.

This next laser story is out of Relationship World.

Would you be more likely to spy on your significant other if you lived in a busy metropolis or wherever the TV show Ice Road Truckers was set?

I'll tell you right now.

Ice Road Truckers.

Do we have to pick one?

I have lived in small towns.

I grew up in a small town.

There is nothing to do.

I have the answer.

A survey of 5,000 people found that about half of adults have had a partner who was unfaithful and about 13% of them found out by spying on them.

The most popular spying techniques include tracking their phone, monitoring their social media accounts, checking credit card bills, going through their pockets, and physically following them.

Much easier to do in a small town.

It's only two roads.

If you're on the ice road, that would suck at the start of the ice road.

100 miles of ice.

Did we miss any techniques that we should know about, Brooke?