Shayne Topp

Their leg.

I'd be like, this is Greg.

This is Greg.

Greg, my leg.

Greg the leg.

Greg the leg.

Giving anything a name kind of does give it some sort of weird, it's a weird power it has over us.

Even like swords, like, I'm sorry, I'm going to bring it up.

Boats have names.

Boats have names.

All boats are women.

And all boats are women.

Sailors and captains are just like, yeah.

Naming, there's power in naming things.

kind of shocked that they've been dating for nine months and in that she's referring to her car as Angie and she's like oh yeah I'm giving Angie a bath like I'm getting Angie something to drink and you didn't bring it up like casually just kind of like oh like yo you really refer to your car as Angie yeah just like bring it up casually and she'd probably just be like yeah it's a funny thing yeah just explain it regular it'd be fine but you built you let that get pent up within you and then you got drunk and we're an asshole it's not about that it's not about yeah there's some other stuff

And yeah, and he confronted her and brought it up and embarrassed her in front of friends.

And when she's coming to pick him up, she's doing an act of service for you.

I feel like it's very easy for us to build habits vocally like this.

None of her actions are different than anybody else.

It's just how she refers to something, and you get used to that.