Henry Cavill’s Dating Advice Sparks Debate + JetBlue Tweet Backlash | Funny News & Comedy Podcast

0:00 Want more Treehouse, check out our YouTube exclusive shows at YouTube dot com slash at Treehouse on air. It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along with Trey Trenholm and Jerry Caldwell today on the show if we make it this far, the all New Info Wars Jet Blue said, the quiet part out loud and we're going to have a lovely check in with our buddy Gary Busey. A butt first, It's been a very long time since we've played. Could the answer b C? So who wants to rectify that? Eh? All right, there you go for the first time in a long time. That's the wrong button it Could the answer be C inside the tree House? Who said, just ask her out it works for me? Was it A Quasimoto, B Steve Bushimi or C Henry Cavill? See that is correct. It is

1:36 in fact Henry Cavill, who may or may not have famously said just ask her out, it works for me. Some of the most genius dating advice we have ever heard, bestowed upon us by any human ever in the history of time. Also by one of the best looking ones, you big huge, super dick. At its core, this is solid advice. It shoot your shot. What's the worst that could happen? She says, no, Well, actually, the worst thing that could happen is that she labels you a creep and blasts you online and social media in perpetuity. But let's hope you're respectful about it and that doesn't happen at the end of the day. Henrikville says, just ask her out. It works for me. I'm sure that was Henry.

2:29 I'm sure it does. Some of the comments were on that were absolutely fantastic, you know, just paint. Picasso, Yeah, just math, Albert Einstein, Jesus. I don't know, oh for sure, if he actually said this. I have tried finding it because this keeps. This has gone around to my feed on social media for a couple of weeks. But Trey, thank you for sending it to me, because this really is a kind of a golden thing to discuss here inside the show. When an absolutely gorgeous man, and I can say that as a heterosexual secure my masculinity, man, Henry Caville is unfair to the rest of us men, but it is what it is. I don't know if he actually said this, I can only find it. The only sources I can find it on are social posts.

3:46 I think this is one that it's not serious enough that you really need to do a lot of digging. You just hope it's true and run with it. And that's where I was. I put it into Google. I asked a question. I didn't get an immediate no. It's not so my mind. It's absolutely one Henry Cavill said. Just ask her out. It works for me. Just kick the ball, Lionel Messy. I mean this works for me too. I can guarantee you fifty percent of the time. It works one hundred percent of the time. Just make the movie Stanley Cooper. Yeah, uh, I just yeah. Again, it's actually good advice.

4:28 If if, if there's someone that really just has caught your eye, go for it. However, if you're not Henry Cavill, at least prepare yourself mentally for a letdown. Do I mean, just on the opposite side of that, there are people out there who Henry Cavill is not their type, right. I mean, I'm a straight man, and I might say yes, I mean, I'm with you, but just I don't know. I guess what I'm asking is is has he ever felt that rejection?

5:16 I would like to know that works for me too, Signed Chris Evans. Yeah. Yeah, the commentsary you're right there are pretty solid. Just throw a punch, Muhammad Ali. Look, not everything can be based on looks. Sometimes personality has to come into play. And it is very possible that Henry Cavill said this, And it also is very possible that he said this tongue in cheek, which if he did anything tongue in cheek would probably be considered some type of a come on, even if he just actually had something in his tooth. I even maybe he was joking when he said it, it still rings true because I think if you're that good looking, you're self aware.

6:20 Like you know, most of us know whether or not we're ugly or not. I would think all of us here right now would say not ugly. I would not say about any of us, and I definitely would not say it about myself that I am a gorgeous man, not at all. Brad pitt Enricaville, those guys are. They hit the genetic lottery and nothing we can do about that. That's why we have to That's why we have to work more on our personalities. And why I'm single. Wait, no, you're not. You got a girl? Well, okay, why I've been single for most of my life. It's just taking fifty one years.

7:01 Yeah, you know, I think at a certain point, even though maybe at one point in his life Henriy Caville was blind to the fact that he's better looking than most people. I think at a certain point, because you know, you've all seen it. It's like there's certain people they walk into a bar wherever, you know, you can hear the panties drop, you know, there's a collective thud. Yeah, and that's a guy that, while he's most famous for playing Superman, he could have played it without the cape because it's just already there. You're right, If Henry Caville walks into a bar.

7:45 Yeah, I mean so so he knows. He has to know at this point he can get away with things a lot of most people can't. Yeah, and it'd be nice to just know what that's like for a day. Yeah, I would get nothing, but also so much done. Uh. Meanwhile, if you are looking to attract the attention of someone and you're not the prettiest of people, then you better have a sparkling personality like our old pal Gary Busey.

8:28 Let's check in with our buddy Gary Busey, shall we? What's he been up too lately? Why do you know what your why stays? For? Tomorrow's really yesterday? Ah, go ahead and try. I think he just broke my brain for me. The most troubling thing about this is the food flying out of his mouth and on his mouth, like all over his mouth. Tr y, do you know what? Try?

9:09 Right? There's coming to Yeah, it's like an Artemius rocket shooting out of his face. Oh is he yes? Jerry? Is? Is Is he homeless? Did did they find him outside this restaurant and bring him in? I mean no, I don't think so. I will say that every time he posts, or whoever posts for him, his clothes always look rough, like they look dirty. Clearly it's you know, and you know what, Maybe it's because his clothing is constantly in his own splash zone when he's eating. Because right, look in just those few seconds you've got food particles flying out. And that's just a video we saw. That's just a snap shot in a day of Gary.

10:00 You see, because that hat looks like it hasn't been washed since the Reagan administration, and. It also looks like it got run over by the Reagan administration. I mean that is that is that is a rough looking hat. Why do you know what try stays for Tomorrow's really yesterday? Aha, go ahead and try. What you know to be fair in Gary Busey's world, that may be true Tomorrow's read yesterday. I I actually I saw a clip of Gary Busey from late eighties early nineties talking about quantum theory, which blew my mind. It was like, maybe he's he's a lot smarter, and maybe he's up on you know, quantum theory of time and everything else, or he's just crazy.

10:56 Take your pick. Do you do you think those thoughts were his or was he just you know, because I mean he's an actor. You give him a give him a bunch of lines to read, and he can make it sound convincing. No, So I'll have to find the clip. The clip he when he was talking about quantum theory of Uh it was before Yeah, we're talking about like I said, late eighties, early nineties before YouTube for the only way you could find out this information was like you were studying in books or whatever. Yeah, this isn't something you just watched a YouTube video and regurgitated it. Well, now you can watch Gary Busey videos on YouTube and regurgitated while he regurgitates exactly that. Yeah, I mean, like on his Mickey Mouse hat on his head. It's a white hat. Mickey Mouse O was on it. You got the little rope thing across the bill, and the bill looks rough. Well, it looks like he may have used that hat to wipe at some point.

12:04 Well, look, I mean he has food in his fingers and then he and he touched, so you can easily see. Now, let me say this, I have some hats that are absolutely disgusting, so I can't throw too many stones. But their hats are usually wear to like work out or whatever, not just out in public. As this actually looks he kind of looks like it's been long. I've not been to a Texas roadhouse in a while. At the table looks a little like a Texas roadhouse, but the rest of the restaurant looks a little bit nicer. I have no idea where this is, but yeah, I mean he's got his super dirty hat that looks like he may have either used to wipe his ass or he's used as a canvas for his bookers.

12:51 And then there's the pin streak across the top of it as well. In my mind, Jake, you see, is the one filming, and it's just simply a matter of he checks his bank account. It's like, oh, gotta make some money. Get that out. Yeah, don't give. Him his meds. Let's get that out, full day of content and then we're good for a month. Get that out of what the sarcophagus? Uh, the back room. They have him walked up in the rubber. Yeah, he's cause they got him chained up in the basement like sloth from the Goonies. You come walking and here you god, that's watching Jeopardy reruns from the eighties.

13:42 Uh huh, oh man, I do love me some beauty. He's a national treasure. M but he's also the treasure you need to be aware of because I don't know because if if he is, where the X is on your map. I mean you have two options. Wayne Brady, Gary Busey. Okay, you're in the tree house.

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18:20 Didn't I say yesterday, tray that John Cena's birthday? Didn't I say yesterday that it was John Cena's birthday? Yes? All right, Well now it's telling me it's also today. Okay, you know what. That's such a good dude. We'll wish him happy birthday twice. He does hold the record, by the way, for the most make a wish interactions of any human on the planet. That is one good dude. I got. I can't remember what it was. There was a clip I saw a few weeks ago. It was at some public speaking thing. I'm assuming it was WWE related, where they're talking to people and they're doing like Q and A stuff the crowd and John Seene's on stage and he's you know, talking and stuff, and he takes a question from the crowd, and this guy who's wearing I think you know John Cena wrestling shirt says, I don't really have a question. I just want to thank you, and he thanks him. He's like, I'm a cancer survivor.

19:19 I've gone through this, I've gone through that. It's been hell, but you know, I'm a huge fan of yours and you've you know, really pulled me through some really you know, dark and troubling times. And then he's like, well, actually, I guess I do have a question. Can I get a hug? I'm getting chills thinking about it. John Sena doesn't even answer him. He doesn't even hesitate. He puts the microphone down and jumps right off stage, right into the crowd without missing a beat, and then just envelops this man in a huge hug. One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. You could tell. Normally, you know, professional wrestling, a lot of personalities clash and don't like each other. There's always stories about feuds. When he retired, you look at the people that you know took part in his send off, you know, kind of memorial whatever. Generally, just a well liked person and everyone thinks it's a good human being.

20:23 Yeah, So happy forty ninth birthday to John seen it one of the good ones. Other birthdays today. Cal Penn is also forty nine from Harold and Kumar fame. Who's an interesting thing. So in Hollywood this has happened a number of times where someone had a really good acting career and then they were able to parlay that into a political career. Ronald Reagan is probably one of the most famous to have done it, or perhaps Arnold Schwarzenegger is the most famous to have done it as governor of California. There are others. Cal Penn did the opposite.

21:04 Cal Penn had some success in Hollywood. I know, I guess it is the same thing. Never mind, instead of running for elected office he had, he got hired into the Obama administration. I forget what he did. It was some maybe something in the communications department, but still pretty cool. He didn't even, you know, go into running for office. He just said, hey, I'd love to help with the campaign or something or and then they they hired him and worked. He worked in the damn White House for like six seven years, and they took a little break from acting. Yeah, and then turned around and upon leaving, took a role on Designated Survivor, which was kind of the same thing he had been doing. So Yeah, Yeah, very very cool thing. Character politics are That's a cool thing, especially to you know, not give up your career, but to halt it, which is very dangerous to do in Hollywood and go do public service.

21:59 It's very cool. Other birthdays today Dev Patel from Slumdog Millionaire Fame. He's thirty six. Also, what was the action movie he did? Was it Monkey Man? Yes? Excellent? That was that was really good. That was a fun, fun movie. Jerry. I'm guessing based on the look on your face you have not seen it. I have not. I love a good action movie. Peacock I think is what it was originally on I'm not sure if it still is just search for I think it's Monkey Man, Dev Pattel, really really good action movie. Then on plot, big on punches, just mine how I like it. Yeah, turning eighty seven years old today, Lee.

22:41 Majors the original Fall Guy. Yeah, six million dollar man Fall Guy, which gives me an opportunity yet again to tell you if you have not seen the Ryan Gosling Emily Blunt Fall Guy movie. Do yourself a favor and watch it. That to me is one of the greatest Hollywood fumbles in recent memory as far as a film, because that movie is so much fun. It's really good. It might be a little long, but it's really really good. And it's like they just screwed up the marketing on it or something. Yeah, I I tend to agree with you. I think maybe you have to be of a certain age to have really appreciated it. You had to have known what The Fall Guy was in the first place and kind of watched the show.

23:30 I don't think you needed to. I do wonder if that's what they did as far as screwing it up marketing wise, thinking that, oh, well, this will just you know, it's nostalgia bait, so all the people saw the show in the eighties, it will come out. But you still got to sell the show to people that have never seen You still have to sell the movie to people who have never seen the show that it was based on. Well, and I don't disagree with you. The Fall Guy and to me was not a super hit show. I mean, it was popular, but it wasn't at the level of let's say, Dallas or even the Dukes of Hazzard or some of the other big shows in the eighties. It was a tier two show. It was fun, and it followed eighties formula, you know, action guy, hot blonde.

24:25 And. But I agree with you the movie was a lot of fun, and I do I think they totally fumbled the marketing and I think maybe they just thought everyone would be like, oh, yeah, we'll go see it. You know, I love The Fall Guy, when I don't think as many people remember The Fall Guy as they would other things. Yeah, you are right though, that was sort of the eighties template for some of those action shows. Older main character guy who was established name lee majors, younger, hot athletic guy, what's his name? Who is the Fall Guy's buddy? And then the hot blonde And that was Heather Thomas in The Fall Guy. Same exact formula for t. J. Hooker, William ser As, William Shatner as the older established guy to you know, give the show some clout, a young hot Adrian Zahmed whoa for the action and the athleticism, and then Heather Locklear the blonde badge bunny is good formula.

25:34 It was tried true, which maybe explains why Airwolf wasn't quite at the same level of success because when you got Ernest Borgnine, yeah, I mean, and then I mean, that's just too much hotness. They didn't have enough room for the hot blonde on the show because Ernest borgnine was scorching the screen. Yeah. The only other, I mean, night Rider Hasselhoff was just hot enough for all of it. Yeah, and then put the older and they put the older established actor guy in the car. And then rotated hot chicks every episode.

26:15 Yeah, they couldn't. All the hot blondes were taken at the time, so they just rotated the women in it worked. That works too, just revolving door just whenever I guess, I guess, I guess whenever hassel was done huffing them, they would just bring in a new one. So Happy birthday, Lee Majors eighty seven years old. Today. Chauncey Billups is fifty. It is believed that today is William Shakespeare's birthday. If he was still alive, he'd be four hundred and sixty two and probably looking pretty haggard. Also, Roy Orbison Today's birthday. And I don't know if there's a specific date on this, but Apparently it's often joked about in the show an April birthday from Seinfeld George Costanzo. So take that for what you will, that he's very excited for it.

27:15 Well, this almost seems like blasphemy. And if y'all watch Seinfeld again. Oh again? No, No, I mean I've. I'll stop and watch the clips when they show up in in my feeds and stuff. But yeah, I'll do that on occasion, but I've not gone back and rewatched the entire series. There's one episode that I will rewatch though, if it ever shows up, and that's the one where they're lost in the underground parking Kramer's carrying that damn television around. I have not seen I know, I have not seen every episode of Seinfeld. I've seen a bunch of them, but I mostly when I watched them was a long time ago, either back when they were first running, or they when they first got on syndication.

28:04 I was I just it happened to be on and I watched some of it, and it may have it was just the episode or whatever. I just remember thinking, this isn't aging as well as I thought it would. You're right, it may just be episode specific. I still remember the Shrinkage episode. That one of all the episodes, that one that that's one I usually think of when I think of Seinfeld. And it also it very well. Maybe that what was groundbreaking at the time with Seinfeld and the subjects that covered and how it was delivered have have now been you know, worked over so many times that it it loses it's a little bit of its luster.

28:47 And if you think about it, Curby Your Enthusiasm is basically just Seinfeld with but a modern twist on it, with more you know, it's sharper like, it cuts deeper. So maybe that's why. Well both are the genius of Larry David's writing. I think probably with Kurby Your Enthusiasm, And admittedly I have not seen the majority of that show. I've seen some of it, but I think that's that's Larry David, older and unfiltered. I'd agree with that, And it makes sense because it should be because Seinfeld was network television and he was younger. Kurby Your Enthusiasm was HBO and and he no longer gave him fly an f.

29:31 It didn't have to, I mean, especially after the first season or two of Curb Your enthusiasm then. I mean, that was such a hit. He could do whatever the hell he wanted. It really was, and man, they made I don't know how much money Larry David made on that show, but it is amazing to me how much Seinfeld made on that show, because see, I think he was one of the first to hit the million dollar per episode in the day. I think it was him, followed followed pretty soon after by Kelsey Grammer and some others. Ray Romano was up there with you. I remember, I remember Friends, Friends and Seinfeld both around that time were at that right at that million dollar an episode.

30:20 Yeah, I remember. I can't remember after which season it was, if it was like the fifth or sixth season or fourth whatever of Friends went out was huge news because they all banded together, all six of them, and said we're all going to make the same and they all and they all pulled in a million dollars per episode. It's like, good on them. And then for that final season for the tenth I don't even know how much it was, but that was astronomical, I'm sure. If I remember correctly, wasn't that I want to say it was something like two three million dollars an episode. It might have been because but yeah, but they also one of the things and that this was the fascinating thing at the time, was in order to get that money, I believe they gave up on some of the future syndication rights the money they would have gotten.

31:11 Down the road. Interesting. So they started out making twenty two five hundred per episode, and by season nine and ten they were each making one million per episode, and they all signed contracts for a two percent of the syndication revenue, which means today they roughly make twenty million dollars annually in residuals. Okay, I knew, or maybe they took less then and made took syndication. I remember there was something. It was at the time, it was groundbreaking about how they were being compensated.

31:52 And thank you for that, Jerry. I had forgotten that. I have seen that a few times online where it's the cast of Friends. The main six all still pulled roughly twenty million dollars a year in royalties. And smartly, and it's amazing that more shows didn't follow that template. So I remember Big Bang Theory followed that template where they all banded together and said all or nothing, and you made huge money for the last I think two seasons. Yeah, the the top three, Penny Sheldon and Johnny Gillecki, Leonard, the top three on that show. They banded together. And then the next tier of the cast, you know, with Wallawitz and raj and and Blossom maam biolic, Yeah, maam biolic.

32:43 And then I can never Melissa Rouch, the Blonde. They all made a little bit less than the top three, but they all still made bank. I think for the final season they all, oh, they all got together. There was either something for the fine season, the final two seasons. Yeah, they all banded together and it said it was all for one, one for all, take it or leave it, and. Good for that. Speaking of banking, A reportedly oh hang on, this needs a little more attention drawn to it. Jet Blue Airlines just said the quiet part out loud. A reportedly deleted jet Blue tweet just confirmed what everyone has suspected about airline ticket pricing. Someone had posted on x I love flying at Jet Blue, but a two hundred and thirty dollars increase on a ticket after one day is crazy. I'm just trying to make it to a funeral.

33:46 Jet Blue's official social media account responded by saying, try clearing your cash and cookies or booking with an incognito window. We are sorry for your loss. Yeah, the reason that advice actually works is the whole problem. Airlines use surveillance pricing, where algorithms analyze your browsing history, device type, and search patterns to determine how much you're personally willing to pay. If you've searched a route before the price goes up, Clearing your cookies resets that profile. Surveillance pricing is currently legal at the federal level, but the regulatory ground is shifting fast. More than a dozen states have proposed or passed laws targeting to practice this year alone, with New York already requiring companies to disclose when an algorithm is using your personal data to set your price. The House Committee on Oversight also launched a formal investigation into surveillance pricing in the travel industry in March of this year.

34:53 The Internet is less upset that JetBlue does it, and more upset that they accidentally told demand trying to get to a funeral how to be their own system. I appreciate JetBlue doing that for this guy, but clearly the social media person in charge of the account that day wasn't supposed to say it because they later deleted it. But thankfully the Internet is forever and their screen caps that proved it. So surveillance pricing if you thought it was real but weren't sure, now you know. See I had never maybe I don't travel enough or whatever. I had never heard about the airlines doing this. I had heard people accuse Uber of doing this. Hotels do it too, Yeah, hotels. It's if you're paying money for some type of a service. Odds are there's some surveillance pricing happening like me, I wouldn't surprise me if TIMU does it as well. I know that Amazon has to do it on some level because where I live and Amazon Prime membership doesn't do me squat, I still end up having to pay ten to fifteen dollars for shipping to get stuff to me here on the Eye than to Saint Thomas. So we canceled our Prime membership. Yesterday, I was buying an Ethernet port thing on Amazon because some of those things are hard to find here at times, so I went to Amazon to buy it and wanted me to re up my Prime membership and it said, hey, we'll give you fifty percent off. Like, hey, I'm not buying enough stuff on it to justify it. Go to the next window. All right, we'll give it to you

36:24 for free for a week or and just order everything you want. You're like, Okay, I see what you're up to. And that's a small version of it. But the airlines, it's absolutely real. We've traveled enough trade. It's very real thing. You could look at a you could look at the price of a ticket today and the next time you go back, if you haven't purchased that ticket, it likely goes up because you're showing you're still interested. What are you gonna do if Spirit close us up shop? Well, I'm gonna have to send a strongly worded letter to American airlines to get their shit together because and I feel like it'll I feel like it might cut through some of that noise. Because if I'm an airline and I have a customer tell me that Spirit Airlines is outperforming me as far as customer service and everything, that should be a wake up call. And you know you're not the only one. Look, Spirit has its issues, there's no doubt, and I prefer not to fly Spirit Airlines in the regular United States, but when it comes to getting from the States to the US Virgin Islands, it has been the most reliable airline that we have used.

37:47 I again, I think I have probably flown six times in the last couple of years, almost at least four times on Spirit, and I have not had one problem with Spirit. I love the big, comfy front seat that you pay extra for, and you know, it's kind of like your own little first class for cheap. It's worth it. Yeah, I'm not a big fan because there's talk of will the government help bail Spirit out? Normally I'm not a big fan of those, but I hope they do because I really don't want to see Spirit fold.

38:30 I'm a fan of the Home of the Bear Fair. I'm okay with Spirit. They tell you up front, unlike other airlines, this is what you get. If you want anything other than this, you're going to have to pay for it. At least they're honest about it, you know. And like you said, Trey, you can get the big front seat on Spirit airlines typically for cheaper than you get the economy class on like Delta, American, whatever, Southwest Mark, more comfort, more leg room, more, all of it for roughly the same price, sometimes even cheaper. I know a lot don't know. I flew into Vegas because I could get the big comfy seat up front for less than it would cost to fly Southwest. And you're right they at least it's no BS, because I also know if I wanted to pay super cheap, like I mean, I think one way, it was like one hundred and thirty bucks to Vega from Dallas to Vegas on Spirit. But I'm gonna be stuck in the back and cramp quarters in miserable For three hundred big comfy chair up front, I'll take it.

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40:36 You're in the treehouse, shell yad visit us online at Treehouse on Air dot com. Hit it Jerry, Ah, thank you for that, Jerry. Alrighty. Here we go, last little bit of the Treehouse for free this week. I apologize for a take so long to share this story with you. A Florida woman tore up a subway restaurant because she was upset about the peppers on her sandwich. Called this story pepper smash after But here's the thing with this story. Raging about peppers on your subway sub will garner some attention, especially if it originates in Florida like this story does. But to me, it reaches a whole new level of absurdity when the culprit of the pepper smashing is a young woman with the name I'm Unique Clark spelled i apostrophe mu n iQue I Unique Clark, thirty three. She picked up her sandwich had a subway near Saint Petersburg near her house in Saint Petersburg. I'm Unique used her subclub rewards points,

42:10 so the sandwich was actually free. Shortly after, she came back into the restaurant because she was upset about pepper's on her sub and demanded a new one. A subway employee told I'm unique her sandwich was made how she ordered it online and that new sandwich would not be forthcoming. In the wake of the HOGI denial, I'm Unique pushed a cash register and a printer off the counter. She then reached into the sanctity of the cookie display and threw multiple treyes of baked delicacies on the floor, resulting in thirty seven cookies needing to be destroyed. I'm unique subway rage was recorded by a store security camera, and the defendant used her own real name and phone number when placing the order online, therefore making her pretty easy to track down. She was arrested for the incident last month.

42:57 She was charged with criminal mischief, and I'm Unique it out after posting five hundred dollars on the misdemeanor count. So at no point did it did the thought cross her mind of, Hey, I'll just go in and ask for some peppers on the side that I can add to my sandwich. No, no, no, no. She was mad that it had peppers. She didn't want the peppers. Oh, and the peppers had tainted her sandwich. She wanted a new one, and they said, yeah, she has the same ailment that my mom has, except my mom has it with tomatoes. If a tomato was ever in the vicinity of something that she wanted to eat, she'll send it back. There was once I wish I was making the story up. One time my mom had ordered a salad at a restaurant. She told the waiter, no tomatoes. I got it. She found a seed in her salad and sent it back.

43:55 Is she allergic to tomatoes? Yep? No, okay, so she's yeah, she just really really hates tomatoes. Okay. Yeah. By the way, I'm unique is not unique to the prison system. After tearing up this subway, She's previously been convicted for grand theft for stealing merchandise from a Bell's department store. In twenty twenty three, she was arrested for slashing her children's father with a butcher knife. Well, I'm unique, Clark, Florida woman extraordin air.

44:37 Good for her, I'm unique as a cliche. That's her middle name. Oh, save the info war story for another day. Be sure to give us a follow anywhere and everywhere on social media. At Treehouse on Airs, for the show. For me, it's at the Dan O'Malley. For Trey it's at three Turnhome one. And for Jerry it's at that Jerry guy, and do us a solid Share the show with a friend today. Hit that share button from your favorite listening platform and send that to someone or everyone you know, and together we can grow the Treehouse Show. We'll see you next time right here inside the Treehouse