The Eternal Debate | Monday June 23, 2025

0:16 It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma. Today is Monday, June twenty third, two Thy twenty five. Welcome to the beginning of a new week right here inside the Treehouse. It's an exciting, slash possibly controversial start to the week inside the Treehouse today because science has claimed to solve the debate about whether our toilet paper is supposed to go over or under on the dispense. So before we get to what science says, let's do a quick inside treehouse poll. Toilet paper over or under tray?

1:18 Don't really care, but typically over, But I find it one of the more meaningless debates. Okay, so you sort of let the toilet paper roll aside for itself. However you grab it out of the package and place it towards the dispenser. Is just how it's going to go? Yeah, pretty much? I mean, okay, if I typically will put it over, but I don't lose my mind if it ends up under, or if I go to someplace and the toilet papers under it still functionally works the. Same interesting of all the years i've known you. Laid back is not a term I would use to describe you, yet that is how I would discribe your thoughts on toilet paper dispensary.

2:04 It's functionality wise. I think it might actually work better under. Oh all right, hang on, all right, So now let's go to Raj. I think he's tipped his hand a little bit on how he feels on the subject toilet paper over or under. Over, And if you have it under, I will switch your role. I will do it. I will, I will take it. I will. Are you a psychopath? What do you do it? You're a guest at somebody's house. You go into their bathroom and you notice their toilet paper roll is dispensing under. You'll switch it to over every single time. You're a hero, sir. Thank you. You are the you are the living proof that not all heroes wear capes.

2:45 Yeah. My, my my ex under and I would switch it to over. Didn't say anything, and then I'd go back in the bathroom. There it is switched back again, and I'm like, okay, let's dance this dance. My wife and I did that for a few years. Yeah, I'll like that. That's about how long it lasts. I was like, you'll get tired before I do. Like, yeah, I eventually won that one. I've lost many other battles, but I won the toilet paper over under battle. I'm sure now that I'm not there anymore, I'm sure it's all I'm sure it's all under. But we Oh, that was the first thing she switched when you broke up. She put that toilet paper right back to under, and she swore at you as she did it. That is that is That is my stallone remake, not over the top, over the TP that's that's how we're doing it. Yeah, I mean it's my ex wife's mother said there are two types of people in this world, people that put their toilet paper over and psychopaths. That those two people were people that are absolutely like where the bodies buried under.

3:46 That's how crushed was she to learn that her daughter was an under. No, no, no, no, this is ex wife, not ex girlfriend. Oh sorry, my bad. We're all getting to the ages where it's difficult to keep track of each other's exes because we've known each other for far too long. Like, was that the ex that said that? Okay, wait, okay, are you talking about that X or are we talking about the X that chased you down Greenville in a prius? Okay? Got it? Ye? Yeah, Like you can like with it over, you can see how much you're using, so you're not wasting and you're not just yanking all willy nilly as they say. And it's more efficient, it's easier done this. Why hotels do it the same way? I don't put the little arrow, letting you know that that's the direction it goes. But you should know you're an adult, all right.

4:35 Well. In an endeavor to further polarize the nation from science, a scientist has decided to come out and offer his debate settling opinion on whether your toilet paper is supposed to be over or under. Doctor Primrose Freestone, professor of clinical microbiology at the University of Leicester, says under is actually safer and more effective. How dangerous is your toilet paper? What's safer about this? Maybe maybe Primrose is doing it wrong.

5:18 It's doctor Primrose Freestone, thank you very much, the doctor. Uh. Doctor Freestone points out that the over method requires a second hand to touch the toilet roll, therefore increasing the risk of the paper being contaminated before it reaches our undercarriages, which in turn means greater risk of infection. The professor says, there is more handling of the toilet roll from the over position. I come, I don't understand how you don't use the second hand anyway, because I feel like if you're reaching to grab this where to pull the toilet paper, it's going to unfurl more easily from the under position versus the over Either way, you're gonna have to take the free hand to hold the toilet paper in position so you can make the tear. Yeah, clearly we've thought about this.

6:21 I think you'll find it actually tears easier from the under position. That's why I said it it might be more efficient. Do you turn coat? Yeah, you're thinking on somebody. Oh, I know where you work from time to time, and we'll see I'll see you in hell home. If it's hell, then the toilet paper will be under. Now, let's all keep in mind whatever this scientist scientist, doctor says about the toilet paper. I like to defer to the inventor of the toilet paper spencer, and in the original pattern over one hundred and fifty years ago, the diagram is over. Yes, therefore, the debate should be over.

7:13 It should Oh I like how, that's that's the that's the name. I like it. Yeah, and don't get Primrose started on but day he'll lose his mind. He probably thinks it's a water fountain. And who are you? Who are you with that's giving your undercarriage an infection from the toilet paper. Clean up your act, Primrose, stop dating whors. Maybe youse. Maybe you use a little uh, you know, disinfectant when you clean in the back. That's what I'm saying. That's the difference between a PhD and an MD. Primrose. Yeah. Yeah, Over one hundred and fifty years since the toilet roll was invented, the question of how exactly it should be oriented still triggers furious debate. So the scientist says it should be under But that's just one scientist. The way I see it is the way the scientific world works is once you go through an experiment, you have your hypothesis, and you reach a conclusion. You were then supposed to publish your findings to be held up for peer review. That's not what this is. This is just some uh full spouting off opinions as fact.

8:25 Yeah, I want to know who the control group was. I want to meet them and lock them up permanently. Now, if you wipe while you're sitting, then I think you're you're an absolute horrible person. Yes, okay, yeah, uh huh yeah, okay, all right, Trey, welcome back, Welcome back into the fold. I was worried for a second. I was worried for a second. All right, We're all good. Now inside the tree House. You're listening to the Treehouse. Yes, almost did it there it was, although actually in actuality I did forget it. But Trey holding his finger up to his head, I was like, wait, did I screw something up? What's he trying to tell me? Did I forget something?

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12:51 And speaking of unlocking cool things, when you shop at Defender Outdoors, both in store and online, you get special discounts when you use code Treehouse. Once again, use code Treehouse at Defender Outdoors both in store and online to unlock special deals. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Daniel Mallley. He's Trade Trenholme. That is Raj Sharma. That is Monday, June twenty third, twenty twenty five. Have you guys heard of the Clockout app? All right? The Clockout app is a new nationwide app that focuses on individual large city communities and it's extremely exclusive. And by extremely exclusive, I mean it's supposed to be a social networking app only for people that are of a certain level of intelligence, a certain IQ level in order to be accepted to then socially mingle with other clock out app members. Now, this is something that came to North Texas recently, and there's been a new development. Okay, this new development is going to be very crushing for one of us inside the treehouse. The Dallas social network clockout app will no longer be accepting Texas State graduates.

14:13 M Sorry, Raj, I didn't know what the name of the apple was, but I did read the article and I could couldn't agree more. Yeah, so the Dallas social network that only accepts smart people has banned graduates from Texas State University, Raj's alma mater. Yes, let's let let's point this out, Raj, you graduated from Texas State. I feel like this app has made a massive mistake because if you graduate from Texas State, you have overcome so many obstacles to get there that you deserve to be among the elites in the social media world.

15:00 I mean, I didn't say I did in four years. It was the best. It was the best to have near six. It doesn't matter how long it takes you to get there. But let's think about it. Go down the list of some of the obstacles to graduating from Texas State University in San Marcus. There was a five to one men to women resume. So those fine sorry women and men five women to every guy the the back when I went, the cops were cool. So drinking was was not only expected, uh it was Uh, it was applauded by our authority figures. I've drank with many a professor. Uh, and that that was that was always fun.

15:43 Strippers and booze. I really I. Think, oh, well, we're too far away from stroke, like we were close to the Yellow Roads like we were, we could get there. We would have to import, like we'd have to bring ours in. You did have to have their strippers in Austin to go from San Marcus. Still, yeah, they they they left to go where the money was. Like they still they commute. And they had to start somewhere, and they started in your freight house. Those girls are those girls are making some of themselves. You know, they're they're they're still going to school. Yeah. But what I'm saying is like the girls that did dance for alcohol, not top Q. That's like like early day shift, that's what does breakfast. Yeah, that's the legs and eggs like seven am part like so but yeah, I mean we had the river, we have Seol Park was where all the the ladies would tan and and and guys would play frisbee, which I thought was hilarious.

16:37 That was then and then volleyball. There was all all the beautiful, beautiful women and the sororities. And Texas State is is and always will be the quintessentral parties school of the State of Texas. A very close second might be Tech. Yeah, which is allowed on that app the students from Tech are allowed to apply. Well, I give it time, they'll change their mind. Yeah, But I mean Texas State has That's why they changed the name. It was Southwest Texas and then they changed Texas State. They changed the mascot and all that because they got one hundred million dollar endowment many many years ago and that was the rules. You got to make it harder to get in, and uh, we've got to get away from that image, which it really like it's very interesting to me, like I've gone back and it is not the party atmosphere that it used to be.

17:27 So uh, it is disciplined, like for an alumni, like it's disappointed, Like you go back and you're like more kids are like like this thing that's weird, Like they found they know where the library is, like what, and like they do this called study groups. I'm like, okay, we did too, but there was a keg in the middle. Yeah. It is kind of sad to see old things, you know, die off. And because all most of the schools, most of the colleges in Texas, they have a certain identity, right and Southwest Texas, Texas State was the party school. Texas Tech kind of had that, but that was just known as the Panhandle college, you know, and it's hard to see those identities go by the wayside.

18:12 Yeah, I was, you know when when I understand like wanting to get away from that image. But we perpetuated, especially the Greeks, like we perpetuated it. Like my fraternity house was legitimately animal house. Like I remember coming home from Christmas break one time and there was a Christmas tree in the wall and I didn't even flinch. I was like, well that makes man, makes sense. I mean, where else are you gonna put it? Like it just was in through the wall and somebody just got mad and picked up the Christmas tree put it through the wall. Okay, sounds about right. Our fire Marshall. Capacity for our house was eight hundred and forty seven people. We threw some really nice parties. Yeah, it's larger than some music venues. The social app clock Out will no longer accept Texas State grads. The company says it's because it cannot accept all university alumni if it wants to maintain quality.

19:02 I like it. Other Texas schools are still in the folds, such as U T Tech and Sam Houston. Okay, I don't know about A and M. Tray. You want to chime in on that one. If they admit one Aggie, that's one Aggie too many, you know what. I'm not even going to bag on the Aggies. The school smu IS isn't a power academic powerhouse. It's just if you have the money. Yeah, yeah, I mean Steven F. Austin would be the next on my list and going probably. Not Yeah, because it's Steven F. Austin. Their mascot is not only a mascot, but it's also a future occupation.

19:49 Jack and you missed a great opportunity there, Trey like about Aggie's being on the app is, I mean, and you're surprised that they know how to use the I phone. Uh, you know, maybe that's why the app hasn't hasn't banned them, because they're not worried about them figuring out how to use it. I don't know how to log in, you know. Aggies have their own thing like that there. I wouldn't worry about it too much because they'll get exiled because no one wants to hear their crap, you know, sooner or later. It's it's it's why this is a truism. If you if you're in the bar business, you know you you can be a Texas bar, you can be an Alabama bar. You do all a lot of colleges and and it won't alienate other people. Yeah, if you become an A and M bar, you screw yourself because no one else wants to be there. No one else wants to suffer through Aggie.

20:46 And let's be honest, some people don't know what being gigged means because it's just a thumb. In wrestling. It's a very interesting taking. I don't want to drink a. Tree House. Listen us online at treehouseonair dot com. You're listening to the tree House. Visit us online at Treehouseonair dot com. Did you know you can get even more treehouse It's true.

21:28 Subscribe to tree House Plus Today. Three different levels to subscribe to. With those levels, you get bonus content, subscriber only episodes, including video, and it's all available at Patreon dot com slash Treehouse on Air. That's p A t R E O N Patreon dot com slash Treehouse on Air. To subscribe to tree House plus Today. This is the tree House Show. I'm Dan, He's trade. That's RAJ. Today's Monday, June twenty third, twenty twenty five. What does gigam actually mean? I'm not sure, sure, I really know. I lived in Texas almost my entire life. It's like it's supposed to be like get them like, but that's their slaying. I don't. It's like get or done.

22:11 That was just a nervous mistake that later the cable guy made. Yeah, you know what, I actually that's the way I've always interpreted it. But occasionally when I look at a flag or a sticker and it's got the thumb doing the thing like that, and it's like gig them, It's like, well, do do I have it confused for something else? Is there some other deeper meaning there. That it's going to be deeper. I'm not sure there's going to be meaning. Like like gig them doesn't mean get them like run boy. I don't, I don't. I don't know what it. It originated from when they from a a PEP rally when they were playing TCU and you go gigging frogs and that's it means optimism, determination, and loyalty.

22:59 Even though even though originated as trying to get frogs. Yeah, it just sounds like a toothless guy that's trying to say get them. He's like, yeah, or your uncle with the stroke we didn't have. We had to eat them up cats. That's our thing. I'm like, all right, whatever, never try to make sense of. The aggie cult, says the ut Alum. It is. It is a cult. I mean it's even even there are students now on the A and M campus who will tell you it is a cult.

23:40 But they're fine with it because they got some boots. Oh no, if you get the boots, you're knee deep in the cult because you're in the core. And all I knew a guy who has grown. Up your knee deep in more than the cult. Yeah, but so here's here's what I suggest. Now that we know that there's the clock out app. Hm, the Indian in like the brain, the Indian brain started churning. And I propose this, like if somebody wants to finance us. I have the Indian background, I have the people that can make this. We do a clock they have it's clock out. We do clock in, where all it is is nothing but people that graduated from party schools. And that's who we allow it. And we don't allow any of the elitists to join. And when they see our app, oh they'll want to join. When they see the women and the men that are being drawn into this app, oh they'll want they'll want to.

24:39 I think I think you've brought up a solid point because the clock out app is supposed to be only the brightest and the smartest, and they say, no more Texas State people get in on this social app. So instead you're proposing clock in, where it's not the smart people but the pretty and the pretty party people. Oh it doesn't. I mean, it's just part people. Our happy hours are gonna be and uh, I'll make I'll make a phone call. I'll get Burt Kreischer to be the face of this app, of this app. If you want to talk about the movie Van Wilder was based on him, so we can, uh, we can get him on there, and uh, that's who we bring in. I like it.

25:19 I'm all for it. Let's let's get it. Let's get it going. Let's gig him. We're starting, we're starting to enroll all the sororities from Stephen F. Austin. Uh, Texas State. Uh, there we go. Uh what else? Ole miss? Oh yeah, Ole miss? Oh yeah, well tech is allowed in this app, so they can. Yeah, but they won't want to be once they hear about the about our app. Florida State, Arizona State, Arizona San, all the states. Yeah, all the states. If you can think of a state school, that's who we want. Mississippi State, Arizona State, Florida State, Oklahoma State, not oh you, Kansas State.

26:01 Oh yeah, there we go. Okay, So now. We're Utah State. No, we don't want to still. State because you know, even in the of the Utah universities, if you want the party rabble rouser type, you go, you go. To the utes. Yeah, the Utes. That's why they had to name the Utah State School mascot ute because they didn't really know anything else. I think it's after the youth Indians, but okay. It is, but it just worked out for the students. Okay, I was gonna say that's that one year at ut Arlington. The commuter school, meaning we'd rather just drive on through it.

26:47 Yeah, so we just need a couple of listeners to come together fund it. I'll get the app up and going, oh, we're gonna have the best happy like from state to state, and then we can have like a like a we're gonna have ann you'll like get everybody from the app to meet up in one location Reno or somewhere. Yeah, not not main Vegas like no, no, no, no, We're we need to state version. We're more of an off the strip kind of app. Is there a Vegas State because that's where we should have the party. That's that's where we should all enroll. Now we're gonna do our own We're gonna do our own version of old school.

27:28 Yeah, where we go to Vegas State. Here's the movie there it is. That's gonna be the best movie ever. It's all the same cast, but it's gonna be a great movie. It's already got a really catchy named Vegas State. It's like that doesn't go together exactly. That's usually followed followed by penitentiary, also known for great parties. You are in the Treehouse. Listen us online at treehouson air dot com.

28:17 You're listening to the tree House. Visit us online at treehouseonair dot com. I realize at times it seems crazy to think, but a lot of people listen and watch this show, and that's why you should start advertising here inside the Treehouse. If you're interested in the sponsorship opportunities that are available, just shoot us an email Treehouse on Air at gmail dot com. That's Treehouse on Air at gmail dot com. To advertise right here inside the Treehouse. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Daniel Mallley. He's Trade Trenholm, and that is Raj Sharma. There have been a handful of times in my life where I've thought I'm gonna go to hell for this. This is one of those times. I saw this headline and I laughed.

29:06 I was about to say the same thing. You're being very optimistic about yourself. I gotta be I know where I'm going. I like how you say like even Trey was like only a handful. Like when you show up there, they'll be like, we've been waiting. Look, I said it was in my disclaimer that I've thought I'm going to hell. Mm hmm. Clearly you guys think I should be there already. I'm just saying, you got You're getting closer and closer to the equator. Dan, That's true, it is. I am getting warmer. Okay, So I'm going to read this headline to you. When I read this headline, I laughed and thought I may be going to hell for this.

29:52 So I'm going to now read this headline to you and see if you are going to be joining me. Mem allegedly grandkids and lock them in cages so she could go out. That's actually not the funny part of the headline. The funny part of the headline is what comes right afterwards, which is the quote from one of the kids. Mem makes us stay in the dog cage. And I'm sorry when I read it, and even when I said it, now I hear the little sad kid in the Simpsons. Oh yeah, me, Mom makes. Us stay in the dog cage.

30:33 Tastes like dog food. This is a horrible, horrible, story of abuse and abandonment and it's wrong. But I'm sorry. When I see a quote from a kid that says, mem makes us stay in the dog cage, it made me chuckle. At least she. Made sure that you were safe and you weren't gonna burn down the house. Yeah, I mean, and it's really The truly sad part is the kid that they're interviewing thirty two years old. He can get out of he wants. So if you didn't laugh at that already, which is bad again, I want to well stated, this is a bad, horrible story. And I laughed at a certain part of the headline. My laughing at the story, I'm just laughing at the words that were all put together that one of the children read. Now this is the part, Raj where you've already giggled a little bit, so you're on you're sitting next to me on the bus to hell.

31:25 Trey was a little more apprehensive because he's a little more you know, put together, and so now I'm going to see if he can hold it based on the next piece of information I'm going to share with you about this story. Okay, So in this story where I've told you were one of the grandkids told authorities Mima makes us stay in the dog cage. We come to learn that it is an Oklahoma grandmother who allegedly did all this. See there, he goes, Well, the first question you have to ask is what did the kids do? And how much fun is Mema having? Like she was like, hey, I gotta go out, Like she made that decision, like this is like where I'm about to go is so it's gonna be so much fun. I need to put them in a cage because I don't know when I'm going, so you never know. And she's not long for this world.

32:21 Give give me ma her, give me mo her flowers, Let her dance a little bit. Uh, those bingo cards don't play themselves. Right, speak speak that redneck truth tray. That's right. An Oklahoma grandmother allegedly drugged her grandkids and locked them in a dog cage for hours when she wanted to go out alone, leaving one of the children to tell authorities Mema makes us stay in the dog cage. I honestly thought you guys were going to relate this whole story back to my biological family, because I'm born in Oklahoma. I was just about to say before you said that, I was just gonna say that. Now you know where to look. You don't have to just start reading the news, Dan, just start reading the Oklahoma paper. You'll start finding your family.

33:14 You know what. You bring up a great point, Raj, because I meant to google this story to find out the MEMA's name. It's Mema O'Malley. You'll know, well, no, because O'Malley's my actual is my family name, uh, you know, on the legal side of stuff. That's right. But remember my birth name, my very first name as a baby before I was adopted. So my my birth family surname is Guffy. That's right, you baby boy. Guffy me Ma's favorite. She didn't even put him in a cage. Then I didn't associate that too, because they they wanted to keep their kids.

34:00 This is the I'm actually seeing stars. This is the original Operation Kindness. Just sitting out front of a tom Thumb with all these kids in cages. You can rescue a pit bull or a toddler, whichever one you want. That's the Oklahoma that's the Walmart parking lot. I like it. Her name is Divina Marx m. Are. There is that the other side of the family. Could that be could be that that could be my my biological father's side. I don't know. Yeah, that that. Actually could be my mema.

34:40 I don't know. Maybe maybe by being given up for adoption so many years ago, I avoided the dog cage perils of my siblings. You should. Here's what you do. You go to her trial and you just kind of sit and if she turns around and goes baby boy, then you'll you'll. I sit in the gallery and I hold up a poster like it's a sporting event, and it just says mom with a. Question mark, and she just points at the cage. Yeah, she knows the where to put me. I love it. And can I ask this question? Because I didn't, I know, we don't do this. Where how do you get me?

35:24 Mas and Papa? How do you get all this? Where does that stem from? Like? Who comes up with the name? You know? I don't know because on my dad's side of the family, I had I had Papa, okay, but we called his wife Grandma, so she didn't she didn't get a weird off name, but he got Papa. And I think a lot of grandparents will choose their name. But I'm not really sure. I think sometimes kids will will come up with words that they can say at the time and that that. Just kind of sticks, gotcha. Okay, that's how you end up with a great aunt names.

36:05 Named what. I've actually heard this before where the kids will name their grandparents at an age where they can't even speak and form words yet. So that's how you end up with some of these weird names like pop hat and pee paw and smoke whatever. Was she Norwegian? Was the kid having a stroke? It runs in the family. He got papa, I got small? That would suck. You can't find it. You can't find a Mother's Day card for that, No, you can't.

36:52 And it's also really hard. I if part of the IF part of the roadside sobriety tests. If they ask you what's Grandma's name, you're getting arrested it even if you get right. You're listening to the Treehouse. Visit us online at Treehouse on Air dot com. You're in the Treehouse. Visit us online at treehouseonair dot com.

37:36 If you like the Treehouse Show, then you will love us on social media, So give us a follow today at Treehouse on Air is our handle across all the social media platforms. That's at Treehouse on air on social media. Give us a follow today. This is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan, He's Trey. That is Raj Trey. We didn't get a chance to ask you, how did your grandparents get their names? And what were they called? Mom and d were my. Dad's parents, and and and then my grandmother my. Mom's mom was dad and D and daw.

38:17 I know, we're just basically like the Those were the sounds that came out when I saw them, and so that just kind of stuck. See that. That that verifies my theory that so many grandparents get their nicknames from the children, calling them whatever before they can even form words. M hmm, okay, I was just wondering. That's just I find it pretty fascinating. I'm fascinated by my grandparents' names as well, because I had Papa and grandma that was on my dad's side. Then on my mom's side, I had grandmother so very formal for some reason, and then god, what was what was his name?

38:59 He? When I was three, so I really remember what his nickname was. I don't even I barely remember the guy, okay, papa or something. Maybe I don't know. Oh, maybe it was grandmother and papa. That would actually make sense together. Yeah, they were the old money of Oklahoma. Well they did live in Tulsa. So oh, grandmother and Papa are coming to visit the Tulsa suburbs. Put on your good shorts. Find the clean shirt, Dan, you'll find the clean shirt.

39:40 What what did you call your grandparents? RAJ grandmother, grandfather? Okay, so the straight up formal names. Okay, yeah, I mean yeah, you try to do any cute nickname me stuff, you get smacked. That's why that ended. Then. Yeah, No, I've I've I've had friends as throughout my life where they would have the weird nickname for their grandparents, you know, pee paw, pop pot and T T andese various honestly, just a bunch of different words that sound like different names for bathrooms, like for like euphemisms for going to the bathroom. Yeah, what do you do T? Yeah that's the yeah, that's uh. I dropped a pop Paul in there. That was pretty good.

40:22 Anyway. So yeah, I know, we just had to and if it was left up to me, they would have those names as well, because I was like, I still couldn't understand like my friends like when their kids were like two years old while they couldn't talk. I didn't understand that because I was like full on verbal by like twelve months. Thirteen months. Yeah, I was. Actually there was one time as an adult I was able to nickname oh uh, and that was our old buddy Russ. I nicknamed him Peepaw because the paw because he was old and would forget gets stuff because he was drinking. And then the pee because he was peeing on things because he was drinking stuff.

41:07 So people, that's well, that's. Kind of endearing, you know. That's it. It's his. It had to be. As he's passed out on the studio floor saying, you do it, you do the show, but you're right there on the floor. Do it all right? People, I thought you meant p for him, you do it. I never got the chance. He just started going. I laugh because it's true. Today is Monday, June twenty third, twenty twenty five. Birthdays Today. Melissa Rouch is forty five. She is best known as Bernadette on The Big Bang Theory, a show that really is polarizing here inside the Treehouse because Tray and I like The Big Bang theory. RAJ calls it horrifically racist, and he may not be wrong because he would know if he's offended by some of the humor.

42:00 It was racist. I said it was wildly unfunny. Well I thought you said it was also racist, Okay, so just do funny. You got it, cook, Yeah, Ladanian Tomlinson, TCU's great running back is forty six. He went on for a decent little NFL career too. Yeah, and I'm sure he's got a ton of nicknames from all nine of his kids. Speaking to that, I saw a headline just a little while ago, and I'm not sure if it's true, and I haven't had a chance to verify it, so I'm just going to throw it out here now just for the fun of it. Trevon Diggs, Cowboys cornerback. You know, I saw, just like it was yesterday, a headline on social media that said he's got seven kids by seven different mamas.

42:41 I did not know that. Again, don't know if that's true, just something I saw. It also happens to coincide that his number is seven, So I don't know if he's done or he's going to change his number to eight. If he has another one. But I do know he has one of the cutest kids in all of the NFL because whenever the Cowboys are playing, the almost always have a clip of his oldest on TV because because he'll be a practice sidelines before the games, because the kid's full of personality. Anyway, that just made me think of that other birthdays Today, Jason Morez is forty eight. Kt Tunstall is fifty. She's the Scottish singer. Joel Edgerton is fifty one. This is an interesting guy's been He's a hell of an actor and he's been in tons of stuff. When you truly look at him, you would be like, Okay, I recognize him, but I'm gonna tell you his name, and I'm gonna tell you a bunch of stuff he's been in, and I challenge you to see what he looks like in your mind. Okay. Joel Edgerton is fifty one. Today he's Jason Desson and Apple TV's Dark Matter. He's Uncle Owen in Obi Wan Kenobi.

43:47 Okay. He also played Uncle Owen in Was It The Force? The last Star Wars movie when they showed or No Way, he was Uncle Owen an Obi Wan show Let's see other places you might have seen him and forgotten about him. He was Chris Pratt Seal team leader in Zero Dark thirty, Jennifer Lawrence's CIA handler in Red Sparrow. Who that's just that's just a tip of the iceberg. Are you guys looking them up? Uh? Yeah, I was just trying to say, I don't. I've never seen any of those movies. That's what I said. That's tip of the iceberg. He's been in tons of stuff. I feel like you would recognize me if you saw him, but then again, maybe you wouldn't. That's honestly to me, that's a mark of a good actor is that they're so good in the role you forget them, or that you forget their face.

44:38 Okay, I was gonna say their agent hates that. Yeah, Yeah, agent's terribly Yeah. Sama Blair turns fifty three. She was, She's the actress now has ms. She was the one who was one half of one of the sultriest kisses in film history with Sarah Michelle Geller on I Believe the film is cool and engines. Yes, And Sarah Michelle Geller's character is trying to teach some of Blair's character how to kiss and the only way to do it is by showing her. Yes, it's fantastic. But yeah, yeah, it makes sense. That's a crime, I believe. I think that's something that's Isn't that what they like in high school? Like like seniors in high school when they were doing this? Am I wrong? Yeah?

45:27 That just seems like pales in comparison by the by the story lines of Yaphoria. Oh yeah, you're in. The tree House. Visit us online a Treehouse on Air dot com. H you're in. Listen is online a Treehouseonair dot com. If you're listening to the Treehouse on one of three point five the X, you can catch up. If you miss any part of the show, you can catch up with The Treehouse Show podcast. It's available on all major streaming and streaming and podcasting platforms like Spotify, the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, Pandora, Amazon Music. You get the idea, The Treehouse Show podcast available everywhere you get your podcast. Just Google this is the Treehouse Show. I'm Dan, He's trade, that's Raj. We just did birthdays, and in the middle of birthdays, I was reminded of a story that I saw on social media about Cowboys defensiveboaut Trayvon Diggs, and the headline I saw was him saying that he has seven kids with seven different women, And I was like, I don't think that's true, Raj. You looked it up.

46:54 Yes, he has three children. He has Aiden and Chosen, Alexander and Harlow Rose. Those are his three kids. And his ex girlfriend slash Baby Mama made a joke saying that having his three kids is the equivalent of having ten because that's how much work they are and how much energy and blah blah blah. And so that's where that spun off from having three kids and making it ten. So that's the other seven Okay. So yeah, yeah, so a little bit of fake news there. Trevon Diggs does not have seven kids by seven different. One but just has three kids. Yeah, But I do like how the the first son is Aiden and the second one's chosen, like.

47:36 His name is actually Chosen. Yeah, but like that's like the first That's what I'm saying, is like the first one, you're like, well, let's see, like let's see what he's good. He could he could be greatness. Nope, let's see the second one. That's actually interesting because Historically, the firstborn son is the one that inherits all the greatness, right, or is supposed to inherit all all the money and wealth and status and stuff. In this case, it just sounds like they were just trying to see if they could just have one, and then when they did, they're like, now we know we can have them. Now the next one's going to be the good one, and we'll make sure they know that by naming them back. Yes, that sounds sounds that accident accident planned.

48:23 Which, if we're being honest, that's kind of what is implied when you name one of your kids chosen, because that means the other one mustn't. Like. That means the other one probably wasn't. I'd like you to meet Noah and wanted my two sons. It's like it's like like Jerry Jones named the second one Junior, Like that's what's hilarious to me. It's like, first one Steven, the next one after me, he's the legacy. The first one's like, you know, I'm right here, that's. Yeah. But just imagine the poor kids in the family that get named Todd. That's like the fourth or fifth kid.

49:04 Down, and you know, it's a bad name when you're the second D in Todd is unnecessary. In the name Todd. The second d's for dumb. I say that with great affection because we know some really great Todds. I only know one fantastic dude. Every other Todd I know is a Todd. All right, Thanks for hanging out with us today. For all things Treehouse, go to Treehouse on Air dot com.

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