Neal Freiman

But she and the current CEO joined the company in 2017, two years after it was started.

Classic.

How do you square that circle?

You're right.

All right, well...

Good luck, Jennifer Garner.

Finally, hey guys, don't try to get fake pipe bombs through airport security, or we'll have to talk about you on the podcast.

This weekend, TSA released its annual list of the most unusual things it confiscated at U.S.

airports last year, and number one was an imitation pipe bomb that someone put in their checked baggage in Boise, Idaho.

The fake bomb, which was made of PVC pipes, wires, and wooden blocks wrapped in paper marked C4...

set off a checkpoint alarm before the traveler informed officials it was just a training aid.

TSA also highlighted several turtles that people tried to sneak through security for reasons unknowable.

At Newark in March, a man tried to hide a turtle wrapped in a blue towel in his pants, while a few months later, a woman got caught sneaking two turtles stuffed in her bra.

I'll give you one moment to think about what city this was in.

Yup, Miami.

It looks like airport security around the world is loosening its rules a little bit.

Remember, we don't have to take our shoes off anymore in the regular line.

And then just a few days ago, Heathrow Airport said it was going to allow liquids of two liters through into the airplane through your carry on instead of just three point three ounces.

So this whole industry that has these airport size shampoo and toothpaste and little water bottles, I think, is going to go kaput.

Neil, have you ever tried to smuggle anything through airport security and gotten stopped?