Taylor Haynes

You know what?

I haven't even asked, but as they always say, never work alongside animals or kids on live TV.

And I've definitely learned my lesson.

It's the best.

So from now on, when I'm on the road, whatever state I'm in, whatever segment I'm doing for weather, or if it's just a generic cross, they always come up to me and be like, Taylor, before we go live, there's no crabs laying around.

So I think this will always just be a run and gag for the rest of my career, really.

What was this crab's name?

We haven't named it yet, but maybe we should get like your listeners to name it or something like that.

But I did ask, I wanted to ask before coming on the Stella podcast, is the crab still alive?

Is it, has it been eaten?

But they can't confirm or deny.

We don't know yet, but I can confirm it's very famous.

That's how I roll, Sarah.

I love a joke.

I love banter and I don't take things too seriously.

So I thought, how would I handle this off camera?

Because I'm my authentic self on camera.

Like you get what you see off camera.

So I thought, yeah, I'm going to go ahead with the little gag and make everyone laugh and make light of it because really there's bigger problems in the world.

So I thought, why not?