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00:09When you pick up food for the family is the pickup name in your name or the person who ordered?
00:16Well, normally it's in my name because I'm the person that ordered.
00:19Okay, but if Lisa or Lisa orders, it's always in the name of the person who ordered and we used
00:25to go through this whole song a dance of it.
00:27I would show up and be like, is it in your name or is it in my name?
00:30Because I want to know who I'm asking for.
00:31Plus, her legal name is not actually Lisa Janssen, which she goes by, but it's Lisa Panik.
00:36And so some of the apps that she's on, I'm like, well, if I say John Janssen, it's under Lisa
00:41Janssen, most people can make the connection.
00:43They can't when it's not the common name.
00:45If we go to a restaurant and we're putting our name in for a reservation, I always put in Teddy's
00:49name.
00:51That's cute.
00:53I think it's always under the person who orders.
00:55If Colin places the order, it's under his name.
00:58If I make the order, which I never do, it's under my name.
01:00Yeah.
01:01But once in a while, he will put it, if it's for me, like if he's ordering food just for
01:06me.
01:06It'll be in your name.
01:07It'll be in my name.
01:08Because you're picking it up.
01:09Because it's not his food.
01:10Yeah.
01:11Oh, he doesn't want to get labeled as.
01:13Well, so sometimes he'll make a sushi order for me.
01:17Like, oh, I'll place your order.
01:19He doesn't get food there.
01:20He doesn't really like sushi.
01:21So it's just my food and he'll put it under Heather.
01:24But even so, I'll still say it's either under Colin or Heather and they find it that way.
01:28So what you guys are describing, I think, is normal.
01:30That it's the person who orders.
01:32But I think it should be the person who picks up.
01:36You're there.
01:37Sure.
01:38It's me.
01:38I'm getting for me.
01:39It should be Jim.
01:40Yeah.
01:41But if you're doing it on an app, sometimes they just auto put it in.
01:44Gosh, I never use apps.
01:45Really?
01:46That's right.
01:46Remember we discovered that?
01:47I never order anything in person anymore.
01:50Do you call, Heather?
01:50Well, Colin calls or I will call.
01:53I have a weird phobia of making phone calls.
01:56You know, you speak into a microphone.
01:58I know.
01:58She has a car to tell her what to say.
02:02This is I.
02:03Yeah.
02:03I also agree with John Heather that it is the name of the person ordering it.
02:08And yeah, I mean, I'm it's most of the time it's Sarah.
02:12And yeah, the one thing I always deal with is that maiden name or married name to Hargrave
02:18or Atkinson, right?
02:19Same thing.
02:20Really nothing to add here.
02:21Person who ordered.
02:22All right.
02:22What's your favorite city outside of Detroit?
02:26This was tough because a lot of great cities across the U.S.
02:30And so we we we classified this as like a top 100 media market city or that I have more
02:36than two stoplights.
02:37Yeah.
02:38Yeah.
02:38Because my favorite city actually doesn't have a stoplight.
02:41And so I'm going to say Austin, Texas.
02:44It's where Lisa was living at the time that we met.
02:48We actually met in Dallas, but we had a chance to spend a lot of time, obviously, in Austin.
02:52And I absolutely loved it.
02:55The food was great.
02:56Food trucks are huge down there.
02:58And it was just it was easy to get around.
03:00People were nice.
03:02You'd wave to them.
03:02They'd wave back.
03:03You'd say hi.
03:04They'd say hi back.
03:06And so I thought Austin was awesome.
03:08So I've been to a lot of cities, but haven't spent a lot of time in a lot of cities
03:13to
03:13really get to know them.
03:14I've been to Philly several times.
03:17I like the food, the walkability.
03:19Oh, a cheesesteak fan, are you?
03:20No, but that Reading Terminal.
03:22Oh, that's nice.
03:22Oh, it's unbelievable.
03:23Yeah.
03:24Gosh, that's great.
03:25The history, it's walkable still.
03:27Maybe Philly?
03:28Okay.
03:29Okay.
03:30I went Grand Rapids.
03:31I got to spend the back half of my 20s living there.
03:33And it was great.
03:34Great bar scene, breweries, nightlife.
03:36Very walkable city, too.
03:38I'd go Grand Rapids.
03:40I'm not saying this to kiss Jimmy's ass.
03:42Atlanta's cool as hell.
03:44Great walkable downtown.
03:45There's a lot of fun, cool stuff to visit.
03:50College Football Hall of Fame is there.
03:51Great melting pot of college football.
03:53There's lots of waffle houses everywhere in Georgia.
03:56I'll go Atlanta.
03:57I decided on Indianapolis.
03:59I almost feel like it's like a mini Chicago in some ways.
04:02I love the consolidation.
04:03Very easy to get around.
04:05The sports venues are close by.
04:07That's usually why I would be there to begin with.
04:09Shrimp cocktail is my favorite appetizer.
04:12And St. Elmo's shrimp cocktail is world famous.
04:15Yeah, you can stop at your favorite fudge shop on the way down, too.
04:17Yeah.
04:18Uranus.
04:18What's that place called?
04:19Yeah.
04:19Oh, my gosh.
04:20The best fudge comes from Uranus.
04:23Good call, though, on Philly, Heather.
04:25I like Philly a lot.
04:27Philly's good.
04:28What's the best TV show theme song of all time?
04:30So I'm glad I get to go first here, because I think I probably nailed it with this one.
04:34But let's just...
04:36Yeah.
04:42God.
04:46Sure would help a lot.
04:50Wouldn't you like to get away?
04:55Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name.
05:01It's a great call.
05:03It's a good one.
05:04They're always glad you came.
05:06That was my number two.
05:07Oh.
05:08Who does number two work for?
05:10Huh?
05:12You've not seen Austin Power.
05:16Just don't let him distract you.
05:18Now, apparently somebody else has taken my number one pick.
05:21So I'm not going to even do my number one.
05:23I'm going to go with my number three.
05:24And this is kind of a weird pick.
05:26I think that happened in the High Rocks video.
05:29Number three.
05:30Definitely.
05:31But this is a song, a theme song, that I actually sang to my daughter when she was a baby.
05:37I remember standing in the kitchen, warming up her bottle, rocking her, singing this theme song over and over.
05:45Being a friend.
05:52Your heart is...
05:55Come on, you sing it to your daughter.
05:57Sing it to us.
05:58Come on.
05:59Jim and I sang.
06:00And if you threw a party.
06:03Yes.
06:04You invited everyone you knew.
06:07Wow, you're singing?
06:08You would see...
06:09No, I'm not singing really.
06:11Yeah, it's amazing.
06:12It's awesome.
06:13You should do it more often.
06:15So I think I probably took your number one answer.
06:17Okay, what's that?
06:18So, speaking of Philadelphia...
06:20You did.
06:39How could you pick anything else?
06:44Greg?
06:47Imagine, you're 12 years old.
06:49It's Saturday.
06:51You're going to watch college football all day.
06:53Homework for tomorrow.
06:55But before you do college football, you turn over to Fox 2 at 11 a.m.
07:00And you hear this.
07:01Oh.
07:03Do you guys know what this is?
07:05I have no idea.
07:07This doesn't seem to X-Men.
07:09One of the best superhero shows of all time.
07:13An animated show.
07:14This is awesome.
07:18It goes hard.
07:19Let's go to Tom.
07:20It goes hard.
07:21Well, mine was already taken.
07:22I didn't know it.
07:23Cheers.
07:24Easily.
07:24So I'll just say a second one.
07:27Miami Vice theme song.
07:28Oh, that's a good call, too.
07:29Because not only was it good as itself, but it was also the NBA's three-point contest music
07:34in the background for several years.
07:36And since the NBA's gone a little retro and back to NBC and the basketball song, I think
07:41they should bring back the Miami Vice theme song for the three-point contest.
07:45Last one.
07:45On social media, what's the difference in what you choose to repost versus just hit the like
07:51button?
07:51I'll repost if it has something to do with something I'm doing or something my kids are
07:58doing.
07:58And if it's Jack or Ellie posting some highlights, I'll repost it.
08:03There's their football or softball schedules.
08:05I'll repost that.
08:07Something I'm doing with our show or podcast, something like that, I'll repost.
08:12Everything else is pretty much just like...
08:14I don't like a whole lot of stuff either.
08:16Oh, really?
08:17I tend to just like tons of things, but I repost things that are more personal, like
08:22you said.
08:22So if it has something to do with my family or my kids or something that I'm a part
08:26of, I'll repost, or I guess to my stories, I'd repost that.
08:31I'd count that.
08:31Yeah.
08:32For me, if I like it, I like it.
08:34If it's a repost, it's because no notes.
08:36It's phrased perfectly.
08:37I have nothing to add.
08:38You've done the job.
08:39Just repost.
08:41Okay.
08:41Greg?
08:43I do it mostly for humors is what I like to follow on social media.
08:47So if it is a thought that I've had, but not taken pen to paper or keyboard to screen,
08:56I want to echo that thought.
08:58And so I repost it.
08:59If it's an original thought that I had not thought of myself, I like it.
09:04Repost to me is you want people to see it.
09:07Likes don't get noticed.
09:09Who goes into seeing how many people like something?
09:11Yeah.
09:11Or who liked it?
09:12You see the total likes, but who actually liked it?
09:14Right.
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